HARBOUR FINDER · 20,760 HARBOURS · 196 COUNTRIES
Find a harbour your boat fits.
Enter your draught, length and beam, pick what you need — sauna, fuel, showers — and see the harbours you can actually get into.
- Unknown depth is shown separately — never hidden, never guessed
- Every harbour page: VHF, rescue centre, live weather, hazards
- Free, no account
WHAT WE KNOW — AND WHAT WE DON’T
Real numbers, from the harbours themselves.
- harbours and marinas
- 20,760
- countries
- 196
- with a published depth
- 745
- with guest berths listed
- 1,188
- 112 sauna
- 1,293 restaurant
- 1,781 fuel
- 1,457 pump-out
- 1,571 showers
The depth is published for only 745 of them (3.6 %). When you enter a draught, harbours with a known depth that fits come first; harbours with unknown depth are listed separately below them — never hidden, never guessed. Every fact on a harbour page carries its source and the date we checked it.
Counts: VesselSOS harbour directory, 5 Nov 2026. Sources: harbour websites, official harbour registers, OpenStreetMap and Wikidata.
Depths are what each harbour publishes. Always check the chart and the harbour, and keep a margin under the keel.
Water levels move with wind, season and tide, and one berth can be shallower than the harbour’s deepest. VesselSOS is an aid, not a rescue service — in distress call on VHF channel 16 or the local emergency number.
POPULAR SEARCHES
Where to start.
- Sweden Guest harbours with a sauna 16 harbours
- Finland Harbours with a sauna 34 harbours
- Estonia Deep water — 2.5 m draught and more 49 harbours · 26 more with unknown depth
- Croatia Room for a 15 m boat 41 harbours · 186 more with unknown max length
- Estonia Fuel and pump-out in one stop 22 harbours
- Within 40 km Near Tallinn, with a restaurant 13 harbours
A search shows here only when the data has at least 10 harbours for it.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to a harbour you can get into.
- 01Your boat
Draught, length and beam, in metres or feet. Leave out what you don’t need.
- 02Your wishes
Sauna, fuel, showers, shore power, pump-out — a harbour must have all you pick. Add guest berths, a country or “near me”.
- 03Your harbour
Harbours that fit come first, unknown depth below them. Open the page, check the chart and call ahead.
Every harbour page has
- Position in degrees and minutes, ready for the plotter
- VHF channel and call sign, when the harbour has one
- The rescue centre for that sea area, with its number
- Live weather — wind, gusts and the next hours
- Hazards nearby reported by other boaters
- Services — fuel, sauna, pump-out, crane …
- Prices with their source and the date we checked them
Shown where the harbour publishes it — if we don’t have it, we don’t show it.
TWO REAL PAGES
SarvastonvalkamaHelsinki · Finland 60° 10.0′ N · 25° 03.6′ E Max draught 2.3 m Max length 20 m MRCC Turku 4 services 4 prices, checked 2 Nov 2026 Open the harbour page → Noblessneri sadamTallinn · Estonia 59° 27.3′ N · 24° 44.0′ E Max draught 4 m Max length 40 m JRCC Tallinn 9 services 4 prices, checked 19 Oct 2026 Open the harbour page →VESSELSOS APP
Found your harbour? Take VesselSOS on the way there.
- One tap to the right rescue centreThe app switches centre as you move and keeps your position and a call script — even without signal. Free, no account.
- Shared hazard mapRocks, nets and shallows reported by other boaters along the way. Free.
- Someone ashore follows youProStart a trip and send a live link — it opens in any browser, they don’t need the app.
- Return-time checkProNot in by your planned time and not answering? Your contacts get a text.
On iPhone and Android. Pro starts with a 14-day free trial. RUN A HARBOUR?
Is your depth missing or wrong?
Claim your harbour page and keep it right — free. Add your depth, guest berths, VHF channel, services and prices, so the boats that fit find you.
Questions
What is “maximum draught” on a harbour page?
It is the deepest keel the harbour says it takes — usually the depth it publishes for its berths or approach. We keep the harbours whose published depth is at least your draught. It is not a promise: water levels change with wind, season and tide, and a berth can be shallower than the harbour’s best figure. Keep a margin under the keel and check the chart.
What is a guest harbour?
A harbour or marina that takes visiting boats for a night or longer, not only its own berth holders. In the Nordics and the Baltic it is the “guest harbour” (vierasvenesatama, gästhamn, külalissadam). We mark a harbour as having guest berths when it publishes them — call or radio ahead in high season.
Why is the depth unknown for so many harbours?
Most harbours never publish a depth we can source. We take it only from the harbour itself, an official harbour register or the open map data — we never estimate it. Today we have it for 745 of 20,760 harbours. Harbours without a depth are not hidden: they are listed separately under “depth unknown”, so you can check them yourself.
Is the Harbour Finder free?
Yes. Searching and every harbour page are free, with no account. Harbours can claim their own page and keep it right, also free. The VesselSOS app is free for the SOS; live tracking for someone ashore and the return-time check are part of Pro.
Can I trust the depths and prices?
They are what each harbour publishes, with the source and the date we checked it on the harbour page. Always check the chart, the harbour’s own site or the harbour master before you go in.