Is there any place beautiful enough to be dubbed ‘The Sahara of the North’? The answer to this is a ridge of sand, called the Dead Dunes, which was formed many thousands of years ago by melting ice, wash, harsh sea waves and winds. There is also a lake known as the Curonian Lagoon, via which you can sail directly to the Baltic Sea through the gap in the long tongue of sand. The Svencele Dunes Marina located in the surroundings of those natural elements will provide shelter to every comer and all those weathered by the sun and wind. These are the reasons why guests flock to the Svencele Dunes Marina located in the heart of Svencele on the waterway between the Dreverna port and Ventė Horn. All those navigating their sailboats, boats or yachts and looking for a place to have some rest are welcome, whether it’s just for one night, a month or maybe a whole season.
The Svencele Dunes Marina is still young. Since starting its operations on 1 July 2022, it has become a true heartland of the Svencelė settlement. The marina pleases its guests with the spirit of modernism on the shores of the lagoon, engulfed in an aura of tranquillity. The marina offers about 80 spacious moorings, designed for both the smallest boats and ships of up to 11 metres in length. Every ship can also use a ramp.
The marina welcomed the season of 2023 with further improvements: a gas station of the state enterprise Vidaus keliai was installed, as well as electricity and drinking water stations. It is expected that in 2025, the infrastructure will be supplemented with technical and sanitary sewage extraction columns, and the main building of the marina will be used as a yacht club. Therefore, you can be sure to find in the port all the things you need for an orderly mooring and a nice stay, enjoying the calmness of the Curonian Lagoon, the view of the Dead Dunes in the distance, colourful power kites tearing through the sky and the fresh breeze of the lagoon.
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