Explanation of icons

Here is a brief description of the icons you find in the maps and on the harbour sites. In the maps most icons have colors, while the harbour sites mostly uses icons in black and white.

Harbour types:

Marina. The icon is shaped like a diamond. The number displayed on the diamond indicates how well the harbor is protected from wind the coming night. 0 is very poor, 10 is best. The icons also change color with the numbers. Red is very poor, orange is in between, and green is good.

Natural harbour. The icon is shaped like a circle. The number displayed on the circle indicates how well the harbor is protected from wind the coming night. 0 is very poor, 10 is best. The icons also change color with the numbers. Red is very poor, orange is in between, and green is good.

Mooring:

To pier/wharf. The yellow outline in the map shows guest berths.

Anchoring

Mooring buoy
(for easy "anchoring", not to be confused with bouys used in marinas)

Towards land

Mooring bolts

Facilities:

Shore power

Fresh water

Toilet

Shower

Washing machine

Sewage disposal

Fuel

Playground

Swimming area

Sauna

BBQ area

Crane

Slipway

Other:

Overview image. The arrow shows the camera direction.

Favorite harbors

Places where leisure boats have previously spent the night. Used as an indication of anchorages, opportunities to moor towards land and where you can find guest berths in ports. The data is based on shared AIS positions and there are some inaccuracies in the data.
Y: Yacht (all boats above 25meters)
S: Sailboat (all remaining boats with draft above 2meters or sailboat above 12meters)
M: Motorboat (all remaining boats)