The harbor is situated at the southern end of the Dronning Alexandrines Bro, a cantilever bridge inaugurated in 1943.
It historically served as the main connection point for the Møn ferry service before the bridge rendered the route optional for vehicle traffic.
The harbor provides deep-water access suitable for larger yachts navigating the Ulvsund strait.
The site acts as a key waypoint for the Danish 'Margueritruten', a scenic driving route covering over 3,000 kilometers of Denmark's most beautiful landscapes.
The harbor basin is sheltered by breakwaters constructed to withstand the strong currents typical of the Ulvsund strait.
Kalvehave Havn is a functional maritime harbor located at the narrow strait between Zealand and Møn in Denmark. It serves as a primary ferry departure point for the historical ferry Møns Klint. The harbor complex includes modern facilities for leisure sailors and commercial fishing vessels. Its location at the foot of the Dronning Alexandrines Bro offers direct access to the Baltic Sea sailing routes. The area features designated berths, a boat slipway, and infrastructure for maritime maintenance. It functions as a gateway for travelers crossing between the islands of Zealand and Møn.
From the harbor breakwater looking up at the arch of the Dronning Alexandrines Bro.
Bring wind-resistant clothing as the exposed coastal location often experiences strong Baltic winds.
Check the local wind conditions before planning a boat trip through the Ulvsund strait, as currents can be challenging.
Visit the nearby Møn island via the bridge for coastal cliff formations after departing the harbor area.
Do not attempt to swim within the active boat basin due to boat traffic and submerged infrastructure.
Port facilities are accessible year-round, though visitor services and amenities primarily operate during the summer sailing season.
Respect private boat docks and keep clear of active commercial fishing zones.
