Marina Passantenhaven Mantgum, in Mantgum, Friesland

This is the information page of Passantenhaven Mantgum, on the water map below you can see the marina in its immediate vicinity. On the right you will find the contact details and, if applicable, the website of this marina. Would you like to add more information about this marina? Let us know and we will add it!

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Contact details
Passantenhaven-Mantgum

Address
De Grêft
9022 CC Mantgum

Contact:
Phone Numbers 058-2501370 / 06 51968990

r.degroot1956@gmail.com

The Passantenhaven of Mantgum is characterized by a fantastic location near the village house where the sanitary facilities are located. You are lying with your boat in the shelter of the Boomsingel that runs parallel to the passers -by scaffolding. Here you can connect to the shore current and a little further on you can take water and possibly you can extract dirty water. It is definitely worth taking a short walk through the village and to enjoy the beautiful houses and gardens. Here you will experience the grandeur of the countryside around 1900.