For visiting boats
Sõru marina on the south coast of Hiiumaa is a historic fishing harbour with the Sõru museum, a maritime centre and a boat shed, home of Estonia's largest surviving old ship, the three-masted motor schooner "Ernst Jaakson" ("Alar"). The small-craft harbour has 45 berths for boats up to 24 m and winter storage in the boat shed. Sõru Sea School teaches sailing here, and the Sõru Jazz festival takes over the harbour in summer.
- Berths
- 45
- Limits
- draught up to 2.3 m · length up to 24 m · beam up to 6 m
- Position
- 58°41.61′ N 22°31.43′ E (58.69349, 22.52379)
- Fuel
- Fuel on site
- Home harbour of
- Sõru Merekool
- sadam@hiiumaa.ee
- Phone
- +372 514 5206
- UN/LOCODE
- EE SRV
Prices
| Guest berth up to 5.99 m: up to 5 h / 24 h up to 5 h €11; incl. VAT | €20 / day |
|---|---|
| Guest berth 6.00–7.99 m, 24 h up to 5 h €13 | €25 / day |
| Guest berth 8.00–9.99 m, 24 h up to 5 h €15 | €30 / day |
| Guest berth 10.00–12.99 m, 24 h up to 5 h €20 | €35 / day |
| Guest berth 13.00–23.99 m, 24 h (per metre) up to 5 h €25 | €3.50 per m / day |
| Shore power connection, 24 h | €5 / day |
| Extra per person from the 6th aboard | €3 / person |
Included in the berth price: water, toilets, showers and waste reception. Price list → · checked 18 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach
Sailing here? Take VesselSOS with you.
- Family see you from shoreA live link in any browser – they don’t need the app.
- One tap to the right rescue centreHere JRCC Tallinn – the app switches centre as you move, with your position and call script even without signal.
- Return-time checkIf you’re not back in time, your people know.
- Shared hazard mapRocks, nets and other hazards reported by other boaters.
Frequently asked
How deep is the marina?
It takes boats with up to 2.3 m draught. Maximum length 24 m. Maximum beam 6 m.
Is there fuel at Sõru Marina?
Yes, there is fuel at the marina.
Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?
Sea rescue: JRCC Tallinn +372 619 1224. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.