Den Helder - Teerenstra Shipyard

Marina near Den Helder

Last edited 09.09.2023 at 09:02 by NV Charts Team

Latitude

52° 57’ 0.7” N

Longitude

4° 47’ 2.5” E

Description

Teerenstra Shipyard in Den Helder is a well known facility also offering a a 100t travel lift as well as a sheltered dock place to carry out work inside a hall while the vessel is still afloat. The yard predominantly focuses on grit blasting and painting /conserving but is renowned for its solution-oriented approach to a variety of requests, making it a favored choice for a range of vessels.

NV Cruising Guide

Navigation

Navigation is straightforward entering first the protection of the large harbour basin before passing the opening bridge and the Koopvaardersschutsluis lock. Be aware of in and outgoing other vessels, also larger military and commercial vessels. In front of the harbour in the Texel Strom there is ferry traffic to Texel leaving from the ferry harbour on the outside. There can be a strong side setting current, in front of the harbour, depending on the tide.

Berths

Berthing availability can be requested from the office, both on land and in the water. And if you ask, you will probably be able to borrow a bike from the yard to get around in town.

Surroundings

Around Teerenstra Shipyard you'll find numerous services and equipment stores, all supported by friendly staff and fellow marine enthusiasts. To the south, Buijtendijk offers an extensive selection of professional tools, including a wide variety of stainless steel bolts and screws. For hydrolic and piping specific items, the Complete Store in Het Nieuwe Werk specializes in marine piping and hose equipment.

Just south of Willemsoord, "Vaarshop van Kalsbeek" presents a prime selection for recreational boating, including an array of NV Charts products.

All establishments are complemented by approachable and knowledgeable staff, eager to aid vessels with their requirements.

If you have a dinghy in the water, you might want to row over to the "De Groene Stek". A Ekologikal little community farm that offers lovely seasonal vegetables, and has a dinghy dock.

NV Land Guide

A short distance away lies Willemsoord, a vibrant enclave rich in maritime heritage. Here, one can explore an array of restaurants, maritime museums, historical vessels, and the notable Naval Museum. The museum ship Bonaire, proudly displayed in its dry dock, showcases the city's maritime legacy. Amidst this, cafes and restaurants offer diverse culinary delights to satisfy every taste. Additionally, the "Kunsthal45" art museum, just a brief walk further into the city, presents a curated collection of artistic expressions. For those looking to venture further, Den Helder's central station offers excellent connectivity.