Svanemølle Marina (Copenhagen)

MarinaCrane

København · Øresund (Københavns Havn nord) · smhavn.dk

1,200Berths
18 mMax length
DKK 60/nightFrom
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For visiting boats

Svanemøllehavnen in the northern part of Copenhagen harbour is Denmark's largest marina, with about 1,200 berths, owned by By & Havn and run as a company whose board is appointed by the three sailing clubs that started it. It is home to Kjøbenhavns Amatør-Sejlklub and Sejlklubben Sundet among others, alongside rowing and kayak clubs and winter swimmers. The approach is through Kalkbrænderiløbet from Skudeløbet; because of tunnel works part of the harbour has temporarily moved to the former Færgehavn Nord, and depths in the channel may be reduced. There is power and water on all pontoons, mast cranes and a 5-tonne swing crane, and the harbour takes boats up to 18 m long and 5 m beam.

Guest berths
Check the harbour's updates on Kalkbrænderiløbet and the Nordhavn tunnel before arrival – night works 23:00–06:00 require careful passage. Monthly and club rates are on the price list. Speed limit 3 knots.
Berths
1,200
Limits
length up to 18 m · beam up to 5 m
Position
55°42.97′ N 12°35.36′ E (55.71622, 12.58939)
Office
Monday 09–19 · Tuesday–Friday 09–16
checked 18 Oct 2026
UN/LOCODE
DK CPH

Prices

Boat beam under 249 cm summer, by boat beamDKK 210 / night
Boat beam 250–349 cm summer, by boat beamDKK 220 / night
Boat beam 350 cm and over summer, by boat beamDKK 250 / night
Alongside berths and large boats summerDKK 375 / night
Winter, all sizesDKK 130 / night
Reciprocal 'free harbour' (max 3 nights) summerDKK 60 / night

Price list → · checked 18 Oct 2026 – prices may change

Services and facilities

ElectricityWaterToiletsShowersCraneWaste reception

© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach

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Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · Wikidata (CC0) · MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Facts may be out of date — the owner can correct them after claiming the page.