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Docking & Mooring· Canal wall

Postjesweg quay dock

52.36436, 4.85731

Capacity 1Public
Short stays
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Public quay-side docking on the Postjesweg, room for one boat. Step off for Tweede Thuys, which has a terrace. Short stays, leave room for the next boat.

⚓Shared by boat Saudade

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What kind of mooring is Postjesweg quay dock?

Postjesweg quay dock is a canal-wall (kade) tie-up: come alongside the quay and make fast to the rings or bollards, fenders out to mind the wall.

Who can tie up at Postjesweg quay dock?

Postjesweg quay dock is a public dock, so pleasure boats can tie up here. Commercial boats sometimes use it too, so come alongside considerately and leave room.

How long can you stay at Postjesweg quay dock?

Short stays work best at Postjesweg quay dock. Tie up for a while, but leave room for the next boat rather than settling in for the day. This is what local boaters find works, not an official permit: posted signs on the quay always win.

How many boats fit at Postjesweg quay dock?

Room for roughly 1 at once, based on local intel. A guide, not a guarantee, so leave space for the next boat.

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