Hamburg : Profile

Location

This lively and popular tourist city is on the river Elbe, about 60 miles from its entrance.

Docking

This is a very busy commercial port with several marinas. There are two marinas for visitors. One is 12 miles from the city and the other (City Sporthafen) is in the city centre.

All the services of a major city are to be found here.

Last updated December 2010.

City Sporthafen
Vorsetzen, D-20459 Hamburg
Tel:+49 40 36 42 97 / mob. (+49 170) 805 20 04 / Out of hours (+49 40) 227 76 51, Fax:+49 40 36 42 97
info@city-sporthafen-hamburg.de
Opening Hours: Office:08:00 - 12:00, 14:00 - 18:00 (daily)
A guest haven with berths usually available for vessels up to 20m. Larger berths by prior arrangement. All facilities, WiFi, pump-out. Bar and restaurant. Fuel berth and supermarket close by.

Hamburger Yachthafen
Deichstraße 19, 22880 Wedel
Tel:+49 (0)4103 - 4438, Fax:+49 (0)4103 - 16366
hyg@hamburger-yachthafen.de
This is a large marina with 2 entrances on the N bank of thr R.Elbe. All facilities. Fuel berth, 16 ton boat hoist, 15 ton crane, masting crane, all repairs, chandlery, restaurant and bar.

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