All about Marrekrite mooring SN 46A in Oppenhuizen, location, facilities and photo. On the water map below do you see the mooring in its immediate vicinity. On the right of on this page you will find the facilities of this mooring.

 

 

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1. Hommerts, SN 52D
2. Jutrijp, MB 16
3. Jutrijp, MB 15
4. Jutrijp / Lange Warren, SN 50B
5. Jutrijp, SN 97 (photo)
6. Jutrijp, SN 45A
7. Jutrijp, SN 45B
8. Oppenhuizen, SN 44A
9. Oppenhuizen, SN 43
10. Oppenhuizen, MB 14
11. Oppenhuizen, SN 44B
12. Oppenhuizen, SN 46D
13. Oppenhuizen, SN 46C
14. Oppenhuizen, SN 46A
15. Oppenhuizen, SN 46F
16. Oppenhuizen, SN 46E
17. Oppenhuizen, SN 46B
18. Uitwellingerga / It Nau, SN 47A
19. Uitwellingerga / Rietschar, SN 49B
20. Uitwellingerga / Rietschar, SN 50A
21. Uitwellingerga / It Nau, SN 48
22. Uitwellingerga / Rietschar, SN 49A
23. Uitwellingerga, SN 52B
24. Uitwellingerga, SN 52A
25. Uitwellingerga, SN 52C
26. Uitwellingerga / It Nau, SN 47B

 

Berth type: Rigging jetty

Camping allowed: no
Shore connection: no
Container present: no

 

4.5°C

Droog na motregen

Wind Force 5 bft | 19.4 Knots | 36 km/h
Wind direction Zuid

Today: Bewolkt met af en toe (mot)regen. Steeds meer wind

 

Extended weather forecast for Oppenhuizen (click)

 

 

The Marrekrite Recreation Board (Recreatieschap Marrekrite) is the partnership of the Frisian province and municipalities, together they maintain a huge network of well-maintained moorings and (Mar) buoys.

You can stay at a Marrekrite mooring for a maximum of three days moor by boat for free.

There are more than six hundred Marrekrite moorings in Friesland, you can find them on our overview page.

Registration is free, but Marrekrite sets a number of rules:

• Vessels may not be left unmanned. However, walking or cycling and then returning to the boat is allowed.
• Don't sail too fast. Stern waves are a nuisance to moored boats. Moreover, the banks suffer as a result.
• It is forbidden to moor in the reeds.
• Respect farmers' property. Do not enter private areas.
• Throw your recreational waste in the garbage containers. These are emptied regularly. There is always a container nearby.
• Construction waste or chemical waste may under no circumstances be thrown into the containers. You are also not allowed to leave it on the moorings.
• Trees and shrubs may not be pruned or felled.
• Open campfires are prohibited due to the risk of forest fires and nuisance to animals.
• Dogs welcome, but on a leash.
• Clean up feces.
• Align the use of radios, generators and other devices so that they do not bother others.
• Never place barbecues on scaffolding or on the edges of sheet piling. The plastic cannot withstand this.

More information can be found on the website of the recreation board