SIESEBY

• Latitude: 54.5957
• Longitude: 9.85998
• UK Coast & Atlantic
• Marina in Germany

Location: Sieseby Schleswig-Holstein Germany

Sieseby is a quaint and picturesque village located on the Schleswig-Holstein region in Northern Germany, but it is not known for having a marine port. It lies along the Schlei inlet of the Baltic Sea, famous for its historical charm and scenic beauty rather than any major port activities. The village is renowned for its well-preserved traditional thatched-roof cottages and tranquil waterside setting, and it is more a place for tourism and cultural heritage than commercial maritime operations.

For activities such as leisure boating or sightseeing, the nearby town of Schleswig or the city of Kiel might be more relevant, as both have more prominent port facilities.

If you need information about a major marine port in Northern Germany, Kiel or Hamburg might be more appropriate due to their significant roles in maritime trade and transport:

Port of Kiel:

• Location: Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
• Coordinates: 54°19′N 10°8′E
• Facilities:
  • Multiple terminals including passenger, cargo, and cruise terminals
  • Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off), Container handling
  • Well-equipped for marine services like pilotage, towing, and bunkering
• Connectivity:
  • Direct access to the Kiel Canal (Nord-Ostsee-Kanal)
  • Major highway and rail connections for inland freight transport

Port of Hamburg:

• Location: Hamburg, Germany
• Coordinates: 53°33′N 9°58′E
• Facilities:
  • One of the largest container ports in Europe
  • Comprehensive logistics and cargo handling facilities
  • Extensive cruise terminal facilities
• Connectivity:
  • Direct Inland waterway connections through the Elbe River
  • Extensive rail and highway infrastructure

For a more detailed description and specification of specific ports, it would be helpful to provide the exact name and location of the port you are interested in. If you have any specific requirements or questions regarding marine activities in Germany, feel free to ask!