Jachthaven Friese Hoek
Lemmer
Jachthaven Friese Hoek lies directly on the IJsselmeer, on the edge of the historical and welcoming fishing town of Lemmer. The waterway through Lemmer forms the connection between the Frisian Lakes and the IJsselmeer.
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Jachthaven Friese Hoek lies directly on the IJsselmeer, on the edge of the historical and welcoming fishing town of Lemmer. The waterway through Lemmer forms the connection between the Frisian Lakes and the IJsselmeer.
This means that Lemmer is perfectly situated for all kinds of water sport activities. Enjoy the peace and open spaces of, for example, the Tjeukemeer, the Slotermeer or the Fluessen, or of the expanse of the IJsselmeer, the Wadden Sea or even the North Sea. From Jachthaven Friese Hoek, you can enjoy a wide range of sailing areas from just a few minutes up to a three-hour trip away.
The harbour has everything you need in one handy place
In the centre of our marina, you can find the harbour office, the aquatic store, the "Skipper's Lounge" café-restaurant, the launderette and sanitary facilities. In the aquatic store, you can get all of the chandlery parts and sailing gear you need. In the Skipper's Lounge, you can buy freshly baked breads and rolls from early in the morning, enjoy a delicious lunch or a sumptuous meal.
Want to discover Lemmer and the surrounding areas? From the harbour office, you can even rent bicycles to go for a leisurely ride together through the countryside. Our harbour master is happy to give you all the information you need regarding all of the options in and around the marina.
Here you will find Jachthaven Friese Hoek
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Monument Gaele Visser
Monument Gaele Visser
On May 2, 2015, a monument was unveiled here for the Frisian-Canadian soldier Gaele Visser, born in Haskerhorne in 1920 and emigrated to Canada in 1930. Gaele Visser enlisted in the Canadian army in 1942, specifically in the Algonquin Regiment. He fought in the liberation of Western Europe and was killed on April 23, 1945, near Oldenburg (Germany).
He is buried at the Canadian War Cemetery in Holten. The monument provides information about both his private life and military career.
