" Enkhuizen is the city where ships stay a day longer. Simply because there is so much to do in and around Enkhuizen. The city center is also only a two-minute walk away! "
A stone's throw from the station, the tourist office and the famous Drommedaris, you will find the Municipal Ports, a collection of moorings where the most diverse port activities take place. The atmospheric Municipal Ports are popular with both permanent berth holders and passers-by. In addition to all other facilities, you can use the guest network of Publicroam free, secure WiFi.
Read moreThe Buyshaven in Enkhuizen is the second port of the Royal Dutch Sailing & Rowing Association. It is a quiet, sheltered and beautifully situated harbour. The location is centrally located in the IJsselmeer with a large number of destinations within a day sailing distance. The harbor has beautiful new showers and toilets located at the harbor office. These facilities are also very accessible for disabled water sports enthusiasts.
Read moreA modern marina near the ancient center. Adjacent to the Zuiderzee Museum and a two-minute walk from the city center. That is the Compagnieshaven, a private port with 700 berths. The Compagnieshaven offers many facilities on the harbor site: restaurant, mini market, water sports shop, modern showers and toilets and even a playground for young water sports enthusiasts. You can even go to the harbor's own grounds for sail and motor repairs.
Read moreWater sports enthusiasts who love space, greenery and a friendly atmosphere are completely at home in the Buyshaven. The cosiness of the historic city center, museums, shops and restaurants are a 10-minute walk from this beautiful harbor.
This lively and cozy harbor is located in the center of Enkhuizen, next to the Zuiderzee Museum. Due to its excellent (recreational) possibilities, the Compagnieshaven guarantees a particularly pleasant stay. It is not without reason that about 18,000 ships dock in this port every year!
The municipal ports are close to the station, the tourist office and the Drommedaris. These attractive harbors are popular with both permanent berth holders and passers-by. The Oude Haven (old harbour) is a beautiful picturesque inland harbour. One thing the municipal ports have in common; from the boat you can step into the historic center of Enkhuizen!
Passantenhaven Wijdenes is located on the Markermeer in Wijdenes. You can stay in this quiet harbor for a maximum of two days in a row. At the harbor there is a day recreation area with a beach.
Read moreIn Andijk, a little more to the north, you will find Andijk Marina. If you like peace, space and the vastness of the IJsselmeer, you have come to the right place.
Read moreIn Enkhuizen you will find a number of water sports shops around the harbors where you can go for all your necessities. From GPS systems to clothing and from fresh sandwiches to refilling your gas tank.
Read moreFrom May 2021, a night register will be kept in the Gemeentehaven. This means that the data of the overnight vessel and of the owner/skipper must be registered. There will also be an identity check. The night register is kept digitally and is done simultaneously with the payment of the harbor dues via www.i-marina.eu or scan the QR code near your berth. A port employee will visit you to check your ID (passport or driver's license).
It is therefore no longer possible to pay port dues at the payment terminal from May 2021. You can still purchase or top up a SepCard via the payment terminal.
De Buyshaven: peace, space and beautiful greenery
The Buyshaven in Enkhuizen is the second port of the Royal Dutch Sailing & Rowing Association. It is a quiet, sheltered and beautifully situated harbour. The location is centrally located in the IJsselmeer with a large number of destinations within a day sailing distance. The harbor has beautiful new showers and toilets located at the harbor office. These facilities are also very accessible for disabled water sports enthusiasts. The Buyshaven is a harbor with lots of greenery and a lot of peace and quiet. For more bustle and entertainment, a walk to the center is required. You can stroll to the center in about 15 minutes.
The Municipal Ports: diverse, historic and lively activity
A stone's throw from the station, the tourist office and the famous Drommedaris, you will find De Gemeentelijke Havens, a collection of moorings where the most diverse port activities take place. The atmospheric Municipal Ports are popular with both permanent berth holders and passers-by. The first group of visitors uses boxes in the Oosterhaven. Passers-by moor in the Buitenhaven and Oude Haven, where the ships are neatly stacked. In addition to all the facilities, you can make use of free, secure WiFi via the Publicroam guest network. Go to publicroam.nl or text HAVEN to +3197010260261. The Municipal Ports have one thing in common: from your boat you step into the old center of Enkhuizen almost immediately!
The Compagnieshaven: central and super complete
A modern marina near the ancient center. Adjacent to the Zuiderzee Museum and a two-minute walk from the city center. That is De Compagnieshaven, a private port with 700 berths. The Compagnieshaven offers many facilities on the harbor site: restaurant, mini market, water sports shop, modern showers and toilets and even a playground for young water sports enthusiasts. You can even go to the harbor's own grounds for sail and motor repairs.
Construction just outside Enkhuizen is of course also an option.
In Andijk, a little more to the north, you will find Marina Andijk. If you like peace, space and the vastness of the IJsselmeer, you have come to the right place.
Just south of Enkhuizen you will find Jachthaven Broekerhaven. You are most welcome to stay overnight in this cosy, quiet association harbor.
Passantenhaven Wijdenes is located on the Markermeer in Wijdenes. You can stay in this quiet harbor for a maximum of two days in a row. At the harbor there is a day recreation area with a beach.
