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Ekerö - Rastaholmen

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Region: Sweden (2118), Stockholm (494), Mälaren (54) and Ekerö (11)

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Facilities

Available facilities: Shore power, Fresh water, Shower, Toilet, Sewage disposal, Swimming area.

Updated on 3. Aug 2025. Update facilities.

Mooring

Options for mooring in this harbour: To pier/wharf.

Updated on 9. Sep 2024. Update mooring.

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Descriptions and reviews

Peter Schmid says:

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Nicely located guest harbor. I was there on July 25. There wasn't much going on and many spots were still empty. You dock securely with a stern buoy in the harbor. Payment is made via Dockspot. What makes the place special is the very pleasantly located restaurant with a fantastic view of the sunset. The location of the harbor is safe. Additionally, there is a sauna that you can rent, which is also very nicely situated. We liked the harbor so much that after a short stop at Björkö, we came back the next day.

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1 x helpful | written on 2. Aug 2025

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Harbour depth: 4 m, Guest berths: 30, Mooring: anchor, buoy

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0 x helpful | written on 14. Jul 2022

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Facilities

Available facilities: Shore power, Fresh water, Shower, Toilet, Sewage disposal, Swimming area.

Updated on 3. Aug 2025. Update facilities.

Mooring

Options for mooring in this harbour: To pier/wharf.

Updated on 9. Sep 2024. Update mooring.

Wind protection

Protection next night

85 points

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The wind forecasts come from yr.no (Norwegian Meteorological Institute), and was last updated 1 hour and 5 minutes ago (Tuesday 05 August 12:28 AM). The next night score shows you the worst hour between 22:00 and 08:00 the next night. We recommend that you check multiple sources for wind forecasts. windy.com is a good website to show larger wind systems.

The safe wind directions for this harbour has been decided by an algorithm, based on how elevated the land around the harbour is. It's mostly correct, but sometimes the underlying data about elevation levels is not good enough to make correct decisions. It's a great help to other if you can validate or adjust the safe wind directions. You can see the data used by the algorithm to decide the safe wind directions by clicking here.

Last visits to Ekerö - Rastaholmen

Sun 03 Aug 2025

MIDGARD [MMSI: 265076760]

LADY MELINA [MMSI: 261032970]

STRANDBAR [MMSI: 211713970]

Thu 31 Jul 2025

SVEA [MMSI: 265571110]

Sun 27 Jul 2025

GOURMET [MMSI: 265733400]

The visits are retrieved from AIS data. You can click to see all visiting ships to Ekerö - Rastaholmen, as well as statistics about the ships that visits

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Users that contributed to this page: Andrea Mettler and Peter Schmid

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