Asaa Lystbådehavn

Welcome to Asaa Harbour

The history of Asaa Harbour dates back to 1877, when it was established as an island harbour. Between 1905 and 1977, the harbour was expanded, with the last expansion in 1976–1977 creating a marina with space for approximately 175 vessels. The marina is located north of the old harbour basins.

Today, Asaa Harbour consists of three basins. In the marina, boats are moored to piers and posts. In the other basins, mooring is possible alongside the quay and at a limited number of posts. Available berths are indicated with a green sign. The southernmost basin has access to a crane and slipway.

Just south of the harbour, there is a good, child-friendly beach. Asaa Harbour offers excellent toilet and shower facilities, washing machines, dryers, free bicycle rental, a harbour barbecue, a playground, and more.

There is also a small, cozy harbour museum with a collection of fishing gear, ship engines, ship radios, echo sounders, and navigation equipment used over time.

Asaa Harbour is now open for the season, and visitors are encouraged to stay in the fairway. The harbour can be accessed day and night from May to October.

Approach the leading buoy with top mark, light characteristic Iso. 4s at position 57°08.700′ N, 10°26.500′ E (WGS84). Then steer a course of 259° through a dredged channel of approximately 250 meters. The channel, dredged every spring, is marked with a triangular white leading buoy on a mast and a white triangular leading buoy on a building. At the channel entrance, red and green posts with top marks indicate the channel, and inside the channel, it is marked with three red and three green spheres.

Depth is shallow on both sides of the channel.

Strong winds from east to south can cause silting.