Marinas in Utrecht

Utrecht is the province of the Vecht and the lakes: the Vinkeveen and Loosdrecht lakes in the west, the Eem and the Eemmeer in the north, and the Lek and the Nederrijn in the south.

The Vinkeveen lakes are deep and clear, the Loosdrecht lakes shallow and wide; the Vecht winds between them past Breukelen and Maarssen to Utrecht and to the Markermeer at Muiden. The Eem takes you from Amersfoort to the Eemmeer and the Randmeren, with Eemnes, Baarn and Spakenburg on the way. In the south lie Wijk bij Duurstede, Vianen and Nieuwegein on the Lek and the Nederrijn, where the Amsterdam-Rijn Canal and the Merwede Canal connect to the rest of the country.

Vinkeveen has by far the most harbours, then Breukelen, Amersfoort, Eemnes and Wijk bij Duurstede. Utrecht is the province for sheltered water close to home: an evening on the lake, a day along the Vecht, and by the Eem or the Vecht a day's trip to the open water of the Randmeren or the Markermeer. It is not water for a big sailing yacht with a standing mast; for sloops, motorboats and small sailing boats all the more.

All 38 marinas in Utrecht side by side, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 3 · visitor berths: 16.