For visiting boats
The Royal Belgian Sailing Club marina lies in the Prince Albert Dock, Zeebrugge's former fishing harbour, well sheltered behind the breakwaters and accessible in heavy weather too. Call Zeebrugge Port Control on VHF 71 when entering, then the harbour master on VHF 31. Visitors are welcome 24/7 on a 260 m visitors' pontoon with room for sailing and motor yachts up to 100 ft; the berths take up to 4.5 m draught. Diesel and petrol are available during opening hours, the club has its own crane service, the toilets and showers are open 24/7, and the 't Werftje clubhouse looks out over the harbour.
- Guest berths
- Zeebrugge Port Control VHF 71 (24/7) when entering and leaving, then the harbour master on VHF 31. Booking optional, by phone +32 50 54 49 03. Visitors' pontoon 260 m, yachts up to 100 ft. Harbour master on duty daily April to October. Free loan bikes; bread service in July and August.
- Limits
- draught up to 4.5 m · length up to 30.5 m
- Radio
- VHF channel 31 · emergency VHF 16
- Position
- 51°20.02′ N 3°12.22′ E (51.33360, 3.20361)
- Fuel
- Fuel on site: diesel and petrol
- Home harbour of
- Royal Belgian Sailing Club
- havenmeester@rbsc.be
- Phone
- +32 50 54 49 03
Services and facilities
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Frequently asked
Which VHF channel does the marina use?
VHF channel 31. In an emergency use channel 16.
How deep is the marina?
It takes boats with up to 4.5 m draught. Maximum length 30.5 m.
Is there fuel at RBSC Zeebrugge Marina?
Yes, there is fuel at the marina.
Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?
Sea rescue: MRCC Oostende +32 59 70 10 00. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.