Marinas in South Holland

South Holland has a bit of everything: the lakes of the Green Heart, the rivers around Dordrecht, the Haringvliet and the Grevelingen of the Delta, and Rotterdam with the way out to sea.

In the north lie the Kaag lakes at Warmond, the Braassemermeer and the waterways around Leiden and Alphen: sheltered water for sloops and small sailing boats. Around Dordrecht the Oude Maas, Noord, Lek and Merwede meet, with the Biesbosch around the corner and busy commercial traffic on the river. In the south the Delta begins: the Haringvliet with Hellevoetsluis and Stellendam, the Brielse Meer at Brielle and the Grevelingen, salt water without tide. Rotterdam and the Nieuwe Waterweg are the busy passage to the North Sea, Scheveningen the sea harbour on the coast.

Rotterdam has the most harbours, then Warmond, Hellevoetsluis, Dordrecht and Alblasserdam. South Holland is the province where you sail within a day from a lake in the Green Heart to salt water in the Delta, with the big cities and their city harbours on the way. It does ask that you know the rules of busy water: the rivers and the Waterweg are no practice ground.

All 107 marinas in South Holland side by side, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 20 · visitor berths: 61.