Tammisaari

Tammisaari (Ekenäs) is a coastal town located in southern Finland, providing sailors with well-protected harbors and reliable maritime infrastructure. The primary marina, Tammisaari Guest Harbour (Ekenäs Gästhamn), offers approximately 200 berths with mooring buoys and pontoons suitable for yachts up to 15 meters. Facilities include fresh water, electricity, fuel station, showers, toilets, laundry, waste disposal, Wi-Fi, and nearby provisioning options.

Sailing conditions around Tammisaari are generally calm, with moderate prevailing southwesterly winds during the sailing season from May to September. The waters are sheltered by the surrounding archipelago, resulting in minimal currents and waves, making navigation straightforward. Depths in the approach channels and marina basins typically range from 2.5 to 4 meters, clearly marked by navigational aids.

Tammisaari has a rich maritime heritage, historically serving as an important trading and fishing port since the 16th century, contributing to its well-developed nautical infrastructure and welcoming atmosphere for visiting sailors.