There are a number of guest marinas on the mainland in addition to the ones on the archipelago’s islands. Sail through the archipelago and past the many islands and pick your favorite place. Here are some suggestions. You'll find more further below.
The town has one of the largest harbours on the High Coast. This is where the Birka cruise ships stop by on their World Heritage Cruises that go from Stockholm to Luleå. Härnösand has a total of three guest marinas. Skeppsbron, Kanaludden by Södra Sundet and by the fishing huts in the bay Nattviken. In central Härnösand there is also a refuelling station. The guest marinas are all close to the centre of town where you can visit restaurants, cafes and shops. Take the time to get to know one of Sweden’s best summer towns!
There is a great guest marina here with room for a large number of boats. The centre of town with shopping and cafes is right by the marina. There is a hostel, campervan parking and boat moorings that can be booked in advance. By the pier you will find restaurants, bars and an ice cream kiosk. The travel centre is only a stone's throw from the marina and from there you can take the train through the High Coast or the bus to Köpmanholmen from where many ferries depart.
A lovely, natural guest marina at the top of the Gaviksfjärden inlet and in the heart of the High Coast’s fiords. The guest marina here is quiet and therefore popular among families. Everything you’ll need is here, including a WC, shower, washing machine and kitchen. It is also walking distance to Mannaminne and the viewpoint at top of Stortorget. Note that they have bikes to lend out so you can get into Nordingrå (3 km).
There is a guest marina with full harbour service plus a kiosk and sauna in the beautiful fishing village in the Norrfällsviken inlet. The guest marina is close to Norrfällsviken camping ground that has a pool, restaurant and golf. If you stay here with your boat on a sunny day, go to the Storsand havsbad and enjoy the lovely long sandy beach.
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