Stranda, gmina Giżycko: 200 berths

Name: Stranda
Address: gmina Giżycko, województwo warmińsko-mazurskie, Poland
Telephone: +48 501 122 610

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About

In short: Stranda has 200 berths in gmina Giżycko. It takes boats up to 12 m (39 ft) with up to 2 m draught. On site: shore power, fresh water, fuel, showers, wifi and parking. To ask about a berth, tell BerthFinder your boat once and we'll ask the marinas that fit.

Stranda is a marina in gmina Giżycko, Poland, with 200 berths. Check current availability, facilities and berth dimensions below, or send the marina an enquiry.

Location

54.0428°N, 21.7389°E

Amenities

Shore power Listed, not yet confirmed
Fresh water Listed, not yet confirmed
Fuel Listed, not yet confirmed
Showers Listed, not yet confirmed
WiFi Listed, not yet confirmed
Parking Listed, not yet confirmed

Not confirmed yet: Pump-out, Laundry, Chandlery, Repairs. Ask the marina

Berth specifications

Max LOA	39.4 ft
Max draft	6.6 ft
Total berths	200

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Questions boaters ask

What is the largest boat Stranda takes?

Stranda takes boats up to 12 m (39 ft) with up to 2 m draught.

How many berths does Stranda have?

Stranda has 200 berths.

Where is Stranda?

Stranda is in gmina Giżycko, Poland.

How do I contact Stranda?

Call Stranda on +48 501 122 610.

How do I ask Stranda about a berth?

Send your boat's length, draught and dates with the form on this page. We pass your request to Stranda and send you their answer. It's free for boaters.