Norsholm

Norsholm is situated along the Göta Canal in Sweden, serving as a convenient stopover point for sailors navigating this historic inland waterway. The marina at Norsholm provides basic mooring facilities suitable for smaller yachts and motorboats, with limited capacity. Essential amenities available include freshwater supply, electricity hookups, showers, toilets, and waste disposal. Fuel services are not available directly at the marina but can be found nearby in Söderköping or Linköping.

Sailing conditions in Norsholm are generally calm, as it is located inland and protected from significant winds and currents. The canal depth averages around 2.8 meters, suitable for most recreational vessels. The typical sailing season runs from May through September, coinciding with the operational period of the Göta Canal locks.

Norsholm is historically notable as part of the Göta Canal, completed in 1832, connecting Sweden's east and west coasts and serving as an important maritime route for nearly two centuries.