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Holstebro - Struer Port

Holstebro-Struer, Denmark

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Holstebro-Struer Port is the largest Lystbadehafen in the Limfjord and was founded in 1856. The harbor facilities are today owned by the municipalities of Holstebro and Struer, after they had agreed in 2023 to transfer the entire ownership strand to Struer. The Lystbådehafen-Struer offers 500 mooring places and a variety of amenities for sailors and water sports enthusiasts. The harbor facilities also serve cargo loading for local enterprises and offer premises rentals for harbor-related businesses. The Harbor Chief Ole Schmidt can be contacted by phone or email.

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