Kuivastu (Kuivastu sadam) is the small‑craft harbour and ferry terminal at Kuivastu village on Muhu island. It is a modest, service‑oriented harbour attached to the ferry terminal rather than a resort marina. The facility feels orderly and utilitarian — described as sheltered and practical — and is used in local sailing itineraries. Ferry movements and harbour geometry make the immediate area busier at berth changeover times.
For visiting crews Kuivastu is best used as a practical stopover and gateway to Muhu: short overnight stays, on‑shore access and basic provisioning. Basic visitor services and a small cluster of shops and a café are close by, though many services operate seasonally and summer is the busiest period. The harbour operator highlights owners’ responsibility for moorings and securing lines; adjacent ferry activity is the main local operational caveat.