Nagu Marina

An excellent marina in a great location. The marina is quite large, with more than 500 berths. You can reserve a spot online. You can moor both on buoys and alongside. Around the marina, there are many small shops with yachting apparel and various accessories. It is a very lively and pleasant place.

I visited Nagu Hamn harbor with my sailboat during a summer trip through the Finnish archipelago – a great stop! I hope to return many times in the future.

The harbor is well maintained and very visitor-friendly. It offers everything a sailboat might need: electricity, water, a fuel station, sewage disposal, and garbage containers. For guests, there are good facilities, including a grilling area with a dishwashing station (note: no firewood is provided, so bring your own charcoal), laundry facilities, toilets, and showers. I didn't see a public sauna, but I did notice an advertisement for a private one. Bike and SUP board rentals are also available.

Nagu (Nauvo) itself is a pleasant and peaceful small town with cafés, grocery stores, and various useful services for sailors. Just a few minutes’ walk from the harbor, you'll find a well-stocked pharmacy, two large supermarkets, and an alcohol store. The harbor also features several dining options and kiosks where you can find clothing, souvenirs, and boating or fishing supplies.

It’s worth noting that many harbor visitors arrive with children and dogs. In fact, the question isn't so much if you have a dog with you, but how many.

On one side of the harbor, there's a small sandy beach; on the other, a ferry terminal. From there, you can take ferries to nearby islands such as Själö, Åvensor, and Lavarn.