Ebeltoft Skudehavn

Skudehavnen is the southernmost harbour of the Ebeltoft harbours and can be navigated day and night.

In the harbour, boats are moored at the stern piles in the available spots marked with a green sign. The largest berths are located at the northern end of the harbour. The outermost spots on the piers are reserved for guest sailors over 12 meters in length, and here, longboats are moored.

Note: Be aware that concrete piling posts are used to divide the berths.

Ebeltoft is the only west-facing harbour on the east coast of Jutland, making the sunsets quite spectacular. With views over Ebeltoft Vig to Mols Bjerge, it doesn’t get much better. Skudehavnen is surrounded by red-painted wooden houses, essentially in the heart of Ebeltoft town, which makes a visit to the harbour truly special. There are excellent opportunities for walks along the forest and beach, and a playground and crab racing track for children.

Also, visit our beautiful new sea bath, located at the end of pier 8. The community building, which houses the harbour master’s office, includes all the facilities typically found in a modern marina.

Payment for harbour fees must be made upon arrival or by 17:00 at the latest.

We look forward to seeing you!