Contact

1.1. If you are planning to enter the port or use the quay, please inform the port on the following telephone numbers:

Port of Narva-Jõesuu +372 5667 2962
1.2 Port office opening hours may vary according to the season. For more details, please visit our website idavirusadamad.ee.

Port Manual
2.1 The use of vehicles on the quay is only permitted for slipway use and for the delivery of vessels. Unnecessary driving on the quays is prohibited.
2.2. The port is closed from 23:00 to 06:00.
2.3. All rubbish must be placed in bins or skips and bilge and sewage must be taken to the designated collection points.
2..4. Swimming, fishing and tricks are prohibited in the harbour.
2.5. Parking is allowed for a maximum of 30 minutes at the service quay and slipway and in the manoeuvring area in front of the slipway.
2.6. Access to vessels and mooring is permitted during paid events in the harbour. If you wish to participate in an event, you must purchase a ticket.
2.7. When securing ends to a berth or bollard, make sure that others can secure or release ends from the same point without difficulty.
2.8. The craft must be in good repair and aesthetically pleasing.
2.9. Vessel owners and guests must comply with the instructions of Port staff, including written instructions (signs, notices). They must also reimburse any expenses incurred as a result of disregarding the instructions or rules issued by the port staff.
2.10. The shipowner is responsible for the behaviour and well-being of guests invited to the port premises, as well as for any damage caused by them.
2..11. The port is not liable for any damage that may occur on the port’s territory or in the water as a result of theft, storm, fire or the malicious acts of third parties.
2.12. The port is not liable for damage caused to the vessel by other vessels or third parties.
2.13. The use of camper vans in the port car park for overnight stays or accommodation is prohibited.
2.14. The obligations of the port are defined in particular by the Port Act, the Maritime Safety Act and other legislation.

Use of slip

3.1. The use of the slip depends on the port and is either free of charge or subject to a charge.
3.2. After launching the vessel, the slip must be released immediately and the empty trailer and vehicle can be parked in the port car park.
3.3. If you wish to keep the boat trolley on the port premises for more than 3 days, you must make an agreement with the port staff.

 

Use of berths in home port
4.1 Use of berths is determined for one navigation season. If you wish to use it, you must fill in a vessel declaration at https://njsadam.ee/aluse-deklaratsioon/. The deadline for submitting the declaration is 31 March.
4.2 The navigation season starts on 1 May and ends on 30 September.
4.3 The owner of a berth has the right to use the berth designated by the port for the storage of the vessel during the navigation season.
4. 4..4. The following shall be taken into account when allocating berths: 1. the vessel which used the same berth during the previous season; 2. the vessels in the queue, taking into account the available berth and the size of the vessel.
4.5. After the submission of the vessel’s declaration, the port shall confirm the right to the berth by e-mail, enclosing an invoice with the letter.
4.6. The period of use of the berth is from 1 May to 31 October. Outside this period, the use must be agreed with the port.
6.5. The port shall not be liable for any lack of electricity or water, interruption of their supply or any other disturbance not caused by the port. 6.5. The port shall not be obliged to refund the fee paid to the vessel owner if the vessel owner has not used the berth or services or has not used them to their full extent, unless a separate written agreement has been concluded between the parties.
6.6. Port fees shall be calculated on a daily, monthly, seasonal or annual basis. On the basis of a day, the charge shall be calculated per 24 hours, on the basis of a month, per 30 days, on the basis of a season, per navigation season (1 May to 30 September), and on the basis of a year, per 12 months.
6.7. The methods and procedures for the payment of port dues shall be determined by the port.
6..8 The port may refuse to remove a vessel owner’s vessel from the port premises if the vessel owner has not paid the port dues or other service charges or has not fulfilled other obligations.
6.9 The vessel owner must immediately inform the Harbour Master of any changes that may affect the amount of the port dues.
6.10 The port may increase or decrease the port dues by giving at least one month’s notice. Changes do not affect the invoices already issued.
6.11. The port is ready to offer additional services, the prices of which are set out in the price list.
6.12. The Harbour Master has the right to change port fees and services according to the needs of the port.
6.13. The Harbour Master decides on the reduction or increase of port fees and services prices as necessary.
6.14. If the owner of the vessel agrees to an increase in port charges, he must pay the increased amount until he receives an invoice. If the owner of the berth does not agree to the increase in port charges, he may surrender the berth, but the port is not obliged to refund the fees paid.

 

Arrangements
7.1 The mooring of vessels in the port shall be arranged in such a way that they do not obstruct other vessels or the operation of the port.
7.2 The port shall not be liable for any damage caused as a result of failure to comply with the mooring arrangements.
7.3 The Harbour Master or his delegate shall arrange for the launching and mooring of vessels.
7..4 All vessels in the port shall be moored and secured in accordance with weather and other conditions.
7.5 The port may require the vessel to be provided with means to ensure safe and undamaged mooring.
7.6 All vessels shall be properly secured. If the mooring is inadequate, the Harbour Master may adjust the mooring and claim compensation from the mooring owner for the costs incurred.
7.7. A person capable of securing the mooring and moving it to a safe place must be on board at all times. If this requirement cannot be complied with, the owner of the mooring must inform the Harbour Master, who may require the mooring to be moved.
7.8 The owner of the mooring must ensure that there is nothing on the mooring that could cause fire or other damage. If this requirement is not fulfilled, the Harbour Master may require the vessel to be moved.
7.9 The Harbour is not obliged to arrange for the vessel to be raised or lowered. If the owner of the vessel wishes the harbour to provide this service, the harbour master may charge a fee in accordance with the price list.
7.10. When the vessel is in the water, the owner of the vessel must ensure that the vessel is seaworthy and safe. If the vessel is unseaworthy or unsafe, the harbour master may require the vessel to be moved elsewhere.

 

Rules of Procedure
8.1 The Port Rules of Procedure apply to all visitors to the port and to the owners of vessels and their representatives.
8.2 The Harbour Master has the right to amend the Rules of Procedure without prior notice.
8.3 For breaches of the Rules of Procedure, the Harbour Master may impose a fine or order the offender to leave the port.
8.4 Port dues are calculated on the basis of time spent in port.
8..5 Charges shall be calculated on the basis of the number of days, a day being defined as a period of 24 hours from the time of mooring.
8.6 The port shall have the right to refuse the owner of the vessel access to the vessel, to move the vessel or to leave the premises in the event of non-payment of the charge.
8.7 The port shall have the right to require the owner of the vessel to pay any outstanding invoices while in port and upon departure. If necessary, the port shall also have the right to take legal action for recovery.