Ports

Former port city on the IJsselmeer. A picturesque town in the province of North Holland surrounded by 16th -century ramparts. Enkhuizen, a town for landlubbers and seafarers.

Stroll along the lively harbors and smell the salty sea air. Or view the beautiful warehouses with their equally beautiful facades. The seaport city of Friesland, Harlingen, is located on the Wadden Sea, UNESCO World Heritage Site, and attracts many lovers of wind and water.

Makkum is a village in the municipality of Súdwest-Fryslân, in the Dutch province of Friesland. Makkum is located between the Afsluitdijk and Workum on the coast of the IJsselmeer. The village is known for its Makkum pottery, as a water sports town and for its historic center.

Like all other Frisian towns on the former Zuiderzee, seafaring played a major role here. As a, former, Hanseatic city, Stavoren was an important trading port during the Middle Ages. Nowadays you imagine yourself in Copenhagen as you walk along the harbor with screeching seagulls, wind and its colorful houses.

FrieseVloot loves sailing to the most beautiful harbour towns. Lemmer, one of the cosiest harbour towns on the IJsselmeer in the Netherlands, is well known to our eastern neighbours. Lemmer is also a popular port of departure for our sailing ships, for example for a sailing trip to Amsterdam via the Markermeer.

This active fishing harbor on the Wadden Sea is the ideal base for exploring the eastern Wadden Sea. Its location between the Wadden Sea and the Lauwersmeer makes Lauwersoog perfect for varied sailing trips.