Jachthaven de Stormvogel (Rijsenhout) Aalsmeer - Netherlands Marina in Rijsenhout, Noord-Holland

Jachthaven de Stormvogel welcomes visiting sailors during the sailing season at their marina facility in The Hague's De Binckhorst district. The marina offers comprehensive services for both temporary visitors and permanent members, with 150 berths accommodating sailboats and motorboats. Passers-by can moor at the designated jetty and report to the harbor master, who will arrange suitable berths for single or multiple night stays. For reservations and information, contact the on-duty harbor master at 06 23 11 76 20. The marina provides full access to all port facilities for visiting sailors. The association maintains a parking area with canteen facilities on the Trekvliet, offering winter storage capacity for approximately 100 vessels. The membership consists of about one-third sailboat owners, with the remaining members owning motorboats. Mooring arrangements include boxes at main jetties and jetties behind the shed, plus berths at the middle land area for shared use. All 150 berths feature Wi-Fi connectivity and electrical connections as standard equipment. Water taps are conveniently located throughout the marina, though sailors must use their own water hoses as a legionella prevention measure. The marina provides excellent recreational facilities including picnic tables, barbecue areas, and space for children's tents. The canteen building provides direct access to comprehensive sanitary facilities with sufficient toilets, sinks, and showers for all users. Additional amenities include a dedicated baby room, washing machine, dryer, iron, and ironing board. Shower facilities operate on a coin system requiring 50 cent coins per use. Laundry services cost 3 euros per wash including detergent, while dryer use costs 2 euros. Coins and detergent supplies are available for purchase at the canteen or from the harbor master. The marina combines practical berthing solutions with comfortable facilities, making it suitable for both short-term visitors and long-term members throughout the sailing season.