The 2011 summer season of the Docksta Havet gästhamn starts next June 17th and ends on August, 15st. All the sailors around the Höga Kusten and the Baltic sea are welcome!
Docksta Havet is the natural “base camp” to access the sea simply, directly and safely in the heart of the High Coast World Heritage.
A wide range of services reserved to the guests of the marina: the "Service Hus" with toilets, showers with warm water all over the day, dressing room and laundry area (washing machine and dryer), a Wi-Fi area and the private parking area.
Sea lovers are also welcome to relax in the Sailor's Club House:.
100 sqm. dedicated to our guests: to relax reading your favourite book and sail magazine, to drink a coffee with us, collect tourist infos to explore the surroundings or to have a look at the Sea Shop Corner for the sailors...
<< Docksta Havet Base Camp - Home Page
If you're planning a stop with your boat in Docksta during the first weeks of June or during last two weeks of August and you want to moore your boat at our piers, please just contact us :)
NEW PHONE NUMBER:
this is the new number to call us (mobile): +46 (0)76 3136628
it allows you to moor the boat at the guestharbour and to rent a mountain bike for you and your crew having fun enjoying the fantastic natural surroundings around the High Coast. More about Sail&Bike >
Prices & infos 2011: click over the picture above to enlarge full screen (or to print)
We welcome you to join us for the 2011 season at Docksta Havet!
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The European Environment Agency (EEA) released today its fourth Environment State and Outlook report — SOER 2010 — a comprehensive assessment of how and why Europe’s environment is changing, and what we are doing about it. SOER 2010 concludes that a fully integrated approach to transforming Europe to a resource-efficient green economy can not only result in a healthy environment, but also boost prosperity and social cohesion.
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The Helsinki Commission has released a studio on the Baltic Sea's ecosystem that starts from a completely new methodological approach ...read more >>
HavsUtsikt magazine is for you to keep up to date with what's going on in Swedish marine research. Articles are written popular science, so you need not be an expert to read the articles.
The website havet.nu should be a natural starting point for anyone wanting to know something about the sea, marine science or marine work. It contains comprehensive and relevant information on maritime affairs, scientific reviews and beautiful pictures of the Baltic sea environment, under and above the water surface. Havet.nu is managed by the Marine environment of the Institute departments at universities in Umeå, Stockholm and Gothenburg.
Here you can download the latest issue of HavsUtsikt :)
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