Stadshaven Goes (Goes) Goes - Netherlands Marina in Goes, Zeeland

Stadshaven Goes is a historic marina located in the heart of Goes city center, Netherlands. The former city port has served as a passenger harbor since 1974 and offers convenient access to shops, pubs, and restaurants within walking distance. The marina accommodates vessels up to 18 meters in length with a maximum draft of 2.20 meters. The harbor connects to Oosterschelde National Park via the Goese Sas, providing direct access to one of the region's most important natural areas. The friendly and helpful harbormaster ensures a welcoming experience for visiting sailors. Before planning your arrival, check the opening times of the Ring Bridge, the second-to-last bridge on your approach. The quay walls of Stadshaven are designated as a national monument, reflecting the harbor's historical significance. Historic houses surround the marina, including 't Soepuus, a former tidal water mill that stands as a reminder of the area's maritime heritage. Street names around the harbor, such as Bierkade and Turfkade, commemorate products that were historically important to Goes' economy. The marina maintains its cultural significance as the traditional arrival point for Sinterklaas celebrations in Goes.