Kignæs Lystbådehavn

The Port of Kignæs can be accessed around the clock, but only in bright and visible weather. Coming from the south, the harbor can only be reached during normal opening hours for Crown Prince Frederiks Bro at Frederikssund. The entrance to the Isefjord is illuminated at Hundested, and lighthouse lines and lighthouses show the most important races to and through the northernmost part of Roskilde Fjord. From the red barrel at position 55 ° 52.26 'N, 12 ° 01.81' E west of Earth, showing the entrance to the dug trench to Frederikssund, is directed directly towards the green diet at position 55 ° 51.78 'N , 12 ° 01.12 'E, marking the dug trench to Kignæs Harbor on course 218 °. A pushing buoy is laid 100 meters northeast of the gate to the gutter - in the extension of the Båkelini at the position 55 ° 51.81 'N, 12 ° 01.18' E. The 800 m long and approximately 10 meters wide dug from the 2 meter curve is marked of green and red piles during the period April 1 - November 15. The marking must be strictly respected. At drafts above 1.6 meters, the harbor should be approached with caution due to possible sanding. The harbor piers are illuminated all year round. The current in Roskilde Fjord changes every 6 hours. Power is unimportant in calm weather - blowing can disrupt the regular shift. In coal, the current can set up to 3 knots through narrow runs. There are bottom nets and other fishing tackle in the area.