Cruises to Härnösand

Experience Höga Kusten or ‘High Coast’, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its dramatic postglacial landscape. It has the Baltic Sea’s steepest coastline and is the only part of Sweden with coastal cliffs.

Cruise in a world heritage

A breathtaking part of the world, with lots of things to see and experience. Whether you are here to explore our magnificent nature and its endless outdoor activities, discover the archipelago or enjoy the cities – this area has something for everyone. Höga Kusten or the High Coast of Sweden is an UNESCO World Heritage Site, due the world’s largest land rise since the last ice age. People visit this area from all over the world, for the beautiful scenery, but also to spend time together and experience our way of life!

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Excursions

Härnösand is a great starting point for exploring the southern archipelago of the High Coast.
Here you will find culture, flavors, and views you will never forget.

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Härnösand harbor

The harbor is located in the centre of Härnösand, right next to the E4 motorway. The conditions in Härnösand harbor are the best imaginable, even for larger and deeper vessels, as the entrance is short, wide, deep and safe. Thanks to favorable currents and a short and straight fairway, the port is ice-free for a long time, even during the winter months.

Port information

South quay:

Length: 300 m

Maximum - LOA 210 m, Draft 7.5 m,

Bollards every 20 meters

Bollard strength: 50 - 75 tonnes

Fenders - fixed cylindrical fenders

Quay height: 2,5 meters

No currents, no tide and no air draft

North pier:

Length: 60 meter

Maximum - LOA No restriction, Draft 9.8 m

Bollard strength: 50 - 75 tonnes

Fenders - fixed cylindrical fenders

Quay height: 2,5 meters