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Mission of the week

Help fill in the berth counts for Harju county and Tallinn

Some harbour pages in Harju county and Tallinn still have no berth count. If you have moored there or know the place well, share what you know. A moderator reads every suggestion before it appears on the site.

24 harbours need help

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Why it matters: Knowing roughly how many berths a harbour has helps a visiting crew think ahead about where to spend the night while planning next season.

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Check batteries, shore power and the bilge while you're away, see wind, depth and position while you sail, and look back at the trip afterwards — from the equipment already on board.

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Manage berth requests, guest bookings and payments in one place. See how it works in a demo.

€15 per berth / month, excl. VAT

From €15 for the first 10 berths, less per berth after that. A guest scans your harbour's QR code, picks their berth, checks in and pays. You see arrivals and payments as they happen. Start with one activated berth — no compulsory 10-berth minimum, no marina minimum fee. Harbours in Estonia: €0 — Estonian pilot.

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About the harbour information

Information varies by harbour. A map location alone does not confirm services, safe access or permission to stay overnight.

Coverage from a national register carries surveyed depths, permitted vessel size and services. Coverage from OpenStreetMap carries a name and a position, and says nothing beyond that — no depth, no berth count, no opening hours. We would rather show you that a harbour exists than pretend to know how deep it is.

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