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Docking & Mooring· Canal wall

Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets)

52.37382, 4.88319

Capacity 3Public
Short stays
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Public canal-wall docking where the Rozengracht crosses the Prinsengracht, in the Nine Streets (de Negen Straatjes), room for about 3 boats. Step off for Maijard Smashburgers, with an Albert Heijn (Westermarkt 21) a short walk for ice and provisions.

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What kind of mooring is Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets)?

Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets) 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 Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets)?

Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets) 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 Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets)?

Short stays work best at Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets). 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 Prinsengracht x Rozengracht dock (Nine Streets)?

Room for roughly 3 at once, based on local intel. A guide, not a guarantee, so leave space for the next boat.

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We check every spot by hand, but the water changes. Have a quick look at local signs before you tie up. More in our Terms.

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