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Japsi kalasadam — Pärnu county and the Gulf of Riga

Japsi kalasadam

Pärnu county and the Gulf of Riga · Pärnu jõgi

Harbour info. This harbour does not take bookings through Mervare. Contact it directly to arrange a berth.

At a glance

  • 2 mPermitted draughtpilot book
  • 45 mMaximum lengthregister
  • 4 mMaximum beamregister
  • 4.7 mQuay depthregister
  • 1. märts - 31. detsemberNavigation periodregister

Services

  • Shore power
  • Water
  • Slipway
  • Parking

Harbour surroundings

Not for navigation. See every harbour on the map.

Sailing directions

Based on the Transport Administration's sailing directions

Use together with an up-to-date nautical chart and navigational warnings.

Depths and dimensional restrictions

The maximum permitted draught is 2.0 m. Published depths alongside are quay 1 (Jannseni): 0.5 m, quay 2 (Meriranna): 1.0 m, quay 3 (Sooviku): 4.7 m and quay 4 (Vesiroosi): 1.5 m. Depths are referenced to EH2000.[1]

Depths quay by quay (4)
Depths alongsideEH2000
quay 3 (Sooviku)4.7 m
quay 4 (Vesiroosi)1.5 m
quay 2 (Meriranna)1.0 m
quay 1 (Jannseni)0.5 m

Sources

  1. Sailing directions Lootsiraamat 1.4 — Sorgu lõunapoist Pärnu laheniTranspordiamet · part Osa 1 · 1.4 · lk 27 · edition 2026-07

Published 12 Sept 2026 · revision 1

Data: port register, record updated 29 Oct 2025.

Webcams

We do not have a webcam for this harbour yet.

Visitor observations

Sailors' experiences, not the harbour's official information.

Practical details and harbour documents
Address
Pärnu maakond, Pärnu linn, Pärnu linn, J. V. Jannseni tn 36a, 80041
Navigation period
1. märts - 31. detsember
Harbour master
Madis Merirand
Phone
+372 5029563
Email
japs@japs.ee
Website
www.japs.ee

All services in the register

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Nearest harbours

Pärnu bay, the run out to Kihnu and Ruhnu, and the Pärnu river. Exposed to easterlies and westerlies — check the window before a long crossing. All harbours in Pärnu county and the Gulf of Riga →