Liegeplatz für Wasserfahrzeuge beantragen

You drive a watercraft and would like to get a berth for it in a harbor (sport boat and yacht harbor) or a marina?

Sport and recreational boating:

As a general rule, berths for watercraft are assigned by the port authority. The registration or deregistration in the port or before the actual port call including berth assignment is usually done by telephone, e-mail or directly during the actual port call by verbal arrangement on site.

Commercial and Professional Vessels:

The registration for watercraft in a port is to be registered by the vessel operators or their representatives with the port authority in due time before arrival and before leaving the port, respectively, as well as to be de-registered before leaving the port.

The electronic data processing system Port Information System (HIS) North or the federally owned reporting client of the National Single Window (NSW), among others, can be used online for registration and deregistration. In the course of the electronic registration of a watercraft or in the context of the port call, the berth is (or is to be) assigned in advance by the competent port authority.

Overall:

There is no entitlement to the allocation of a specific berth. The port authority may limit their use in time, place several vessels next to each other and order the moving of watercrafts, as far as this is necessary in the interest of safety and ease of traffic or for the safety of port operations. Berths may be changed only with the permission of the port authority.

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Depending on the region/port area, different port fee regulations or municipal fee statutes apply.

In the area of sport and leisure navigation, it is sufficient to contact the desired port/marina in good time. This can be done by e-mail, telephone or directly on site. Especially in the summer months, it is recommended to register about one day before the desired arrival date.

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• Sport and recreational boating:
  • As a general rule, moorings for watercraft must be approved by the port authority or the authorities or agencies responsible for the port area - including the local port captain or master).are assigned.
• Commercial and professional navigation:
  • The registration for watercrafts in a port shall be registered by the vessel operators or their representatives with the port authority in due time before arriving and before leaving the port, respectively, and shall be deregistered before leaving the port.

competent port authority

Forms/online services available: No
Written form required: No
Informal application possible: Yes
Personal appearance required: No