Assens Marina · Marina & guest harbour on the Little Belt
There’s room for you too
A place where the sea sets the pace.
There are places where you automatically breathe a little deeper. Where the morning sun reflects in the Little Belt, and the sound of clinking masts, seagulls and waves creates the day’s first calm. A place where community happens naturally – with room for both activity and quiet, sailing and the small moments you remember long after.
- 580 berths
- Green sign = vacant berth
- Electricity, water & Wi-Fi incl.
Always a vacant berth
With 580 berths, there’s always room for guests – even in peak season. Just moor up when you arrive.
Green sign = your berth
All berths with a green vacancy sign are available for guests – the berth size is shown on the sign. No booking required.
Everything included
Electricity and water on the pontoons, Wi-Fi and pump-out facilities are included in the harbour fee. No surprises.
Close to everything
5 min. to provisions and a 15-minute walk to Assens’ historic town centre with shops and places to eat.
Welcome to Assens Marina
Much more than a marina
Assens Marina is a lively harbour environment where people meet around life by the water. There’s room for permanent berth holders, visiting sailors, locals, families and visitors – in short, everyone who loves that special marina atmosphere with the scent of salt water, life on the quay and views to the horizon.
Part of a living harbour
The marina sits side by side with a working shipyard and the industrial harbour – so the harbour is alive all year round. In summer, the area buzzes with sailors, café life and the ice-cream kiosk. As the seasons change, boats are hauled out, work continues at the yard, and many come to enjoy the quiet, the wind and the view over the Little Belt.
Right between sea, town and nature
From the marina it’s only a few minutes’ walk to Assens’ cosy streets, cafés and local shops – a historic market town in development that keeps its soul. Just outside the marina you’ll find beach, nature and open landscapes that invite both calm and activity.
No matter how you arrive
With 580 berths, we offer both purchase and rental of permanent berths – and visiting sailors are always welcome at berths with a green sign. Many also come simply to stroll along the water, have an ice cream or watch the sun set. The most important thing is that you feel welcome.
Facilities & surroundings
The perfect base in the Little Belt
Assens Marina is a lively harbour perfectly located on Næs, where you’ll also find a campsite, watersports centre, restaurant, marine shop, service workshops, sailmaker, and an ice-cream and grill bar. Everything is within reach – and one of Denmark’s finest market towns is right next door.
Modern facilities
Nice, well-maintained shower and toilet facilities, washing machines and great barbecue areas with views over the harbour. Electricity and water on the pontoons are included in the price – and the harbour fee is quickly paid at the machine by the marina office.
Cosy surroundings
Enjoy a good dinner at the local restaurants, or grab a cold ice cream right on the marina, while the kids catch crabs from the pier. There’s life in the harbour – without it ever feeling crowded.
Historic Assens – just around the corner
A walk of just 15 minutes takes you into the town’s charming old streets with speciality shops, culture and great places to eat. The nearest place to stock up on provisions is only 5 minutes from the pontoons.
Facilities – the full overview
- Ladies’ and gents’ toilets with showers by the marina office
- Washing machine and tumble dryer – card purchased at the payment machine
- Electricity and water on all pontoons
- Wi-Fi in the harbour
- Free loan bikes
- Mast crane – free self-service
- Large crane – times booked at the office
- Borrow the Sailing Club’s facilities – e.g. when several people holiday together
- Rental of stands for the winter period
- Motorhome service – toilet emptying and water refill
- Payment machine by the marina office
- Barbecue areas, playground and crab-fishing pier
✓ What to do when you arrive
Look for the green sign – then the berth is yours
Sail in, find a berth with a green vacancy sign, and moor up – the berth size is shown on the sign, and there are berths of all sizes, including in the inner marina. Then pay the harbour fee at the machine by the marina office – the receipt shows the code for the toilet building and the harbour’s Wi-Fi. It doesn’t get any easier.
Trips & experiences
One harbour – a whole holiday
Assens Marina is the ideal starting point for experiences in the area – whether you stay in the harbour, hop on a free loan bike or set sail for one of the many islands and harbours in the Little Belt.
For the kids
The playground is well sheltered from traffic and offers a zip line, a large pirate ship, a sensory swing and a carousel that can also be used by wheelchair users. Plus a crab-fishing pier, table tennis and table football on the cosy terrace, while the kids burn off energy after the sail.
On land
On Næs you’ll find the beach with bathing jetties – and by the entrance you’ll find the small “self-made” beach. At the harbour office you can borrow a free bike and take the trip to beautiful Helnæs with the lighthouse, the fishing community of Torøhuse and the island of Torø – or Sønderby Klint, Å Strand and Brunshuse.
At sea
At least 23 harbours within 20 nautical miles. You can reach Baagø and Årø in about an hour, and good anchorages with swimming are found at Torø, Baagø and Aborg Strand. Day trips north: Haderslev Fjord, Hejlsminde, Brandsø and Middelfart – south: Barsø, Kalvø, Als and Falsled.
There’s much more happening in Assens
Assens offers markets, concerts and experiences all season – see what’s on while you’re in harbour.
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Guest rates 2026
Simple and transparent
Harbour fees are paid per day and include electricity and water consumption. Pay at the payment machine by the marina office and print a ticket – the code for the toilet building and the harbour’s Wi-Fi is on the receipt.
Boats 0–10 m
DKK 195
per day
- Electricity and water consumption included
- Wi-Fi in the harbour
- Toilet building – free with code
- Free environmental station
Boats 10–12 m
DKK 225
per day
- Electricity and water consumption included
- Wi-Fi in the harbour
- Toilet building – free with code
- Free environmental station
Boats over 12 m
DKK 265
per day
- Electricity and water consumption included
- Wi-Fi in the harbour
- Toilet building – free with code
- Free environmental station
Motorhome / Car service
DKK 195
per day
- Electricity and water consumption included
- Wi-Fi in the harbour
- Toilet building – free with code
- Free environmental station
- Grey water disposal
The machine also issues value cards for the shower, the barrier at the slipway, as well as the washing machine and tumble dryer. The deposit and any unused balance are refunded when the card is returned to the machine.
– or just drop by. Green sign means a vacant berth.
Book your berth
Pre-book here
Want to be sure of a specific pontoon – or just have your plan in place? We keep a number of berths available for pre-booking. They’re especially helpful for larger boats over 15 metres and for friends who want to berth side by side. Give us a call at the harbour office and we’ll find a solution.
Practical info
Questions before you head out to sea?
Here are the answers to what visiting sailors most often ask us. If anything’s missing, call the harbour office on 64 71 35 80 – we’re happy to help.
How much does a guest berth cost?
In 2026, a guest berth costs DKK 195 per day for boats up to 10 metres, DKK 225 for boats 10–12 metres and DKK 265 for boats over 12 metres – always including electricity and water consumption.
How do we pay the harbour fee?
At the payment machine by the marina office, where you can print a ticket for one day at a time. Access to the toilet building is free with the code on the receipt – and it also applies to the harbour’s Wi-Fi.
Are there showers, toilets and laundry?
Yes – nice, well-maintained shower and toilet facilities as well as laundry. At the machine you buy value cards for the shower, washing machine and tumble dryer. The deposit and any unused balance are refunded when the card is returned to the machine.
How far is it to shopping and to Assens town?
The nearest place to buy provisions is only a 5-minute walk from the pontoons. Assens’ historic town centre with speciality shops, culture and places to eat is about a 15-minute walk away.
Can we eat at the harbour?
Yes – Restaurant Maagen is located right on the marina, and the ice-cream and grill bar tempts you just by the boats. If you prefer to cook yourselves, there are great barbecue areas with views over the harbour.
Can we refuel with diesel and petrol?
Yes. Marine diesel is available at the service quay in the harbour. The nearest petrol station is about 500 metres from the harbour – at the harbour office you can borrow a 50-litre jerry can and a trolley, making it easy to fetch.
Is there anything for children?
Plenty! Playground with zip line, large pirate ship, sensory swing and carousel (also for wheelchair users), crab-fishing pier, plus table tennis and table football on the cosy terrace. On Næs you’ll find the beach with bathing jetties, and by the entrance you’ll find the small “self-made” beach.
Can you buy or rent a permanent berth?
Yes. With 580 berths, Assens Marina offers both purchase and rental of permanent berths. Contact the harbour master on 21 69 15 67 or amba@assens-marina.dk, and we’ll find a berth that fits your boat.
Can we borrow bikes?
Yes – at the harbour office you can borrow the harbour’s bikes for free. Great trips go to beautiful Helnæs, the fishing community of Torøhuse, the island of Torø, or Sønderby Klint and Å Strand.
What rules apply in the harbour?
There are no separate rules for guests – the harbour’s general rules apply to everyone. Read the rules here (PDF).
Harbour map & arrival
Find your way around the harbour easily
Guest berths are available throughout the harbour – moor up wherever the sign is green. The map shows pontoons A–H and Z as well as all facilities:
- Marina office with payment machine (no. 1) – right by toilets & showers (no. 2) and the marine equipment shop (no. 4)
- Fuel (no. 6) and crane (no. 7) – the large crane is booked at the office, the mast crane is free self-service
- Playground (no. 9), crab-fishing pier (no. 10) and slipway (no. 12) – all together in the traffic-safe northern area
- Grocery store (no. 15) and town centre (no. 16) – both within easy walking distance
The most important thing isn’t how you arrive.
The most important thing is that you feel welcome.
There’s room for you too.
Contact & arrival
See you at Næsvej 29
- Assens Marina amba · Næsvej 29, 5610 Assens
- Harbour office: 64 71 35 80 · 21 69 15 67
- amba@assens-marina.dk
- 55°16.3′ N · 9°53.2′ E – approach from the Little Belt