Neustadt (DENHO)

The port handles general cargo for imports and exports activity by small vessels, it is also handles passenger by cruise and ferry.

Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31, Summer Apr 1 to Oct 31.

Neustadt is located on the Lubeck Bay, on the N shore of Neustadter Bucht and leads to a lake.

LOA 120m, beam 20m, draught 5.5m.

Situated to the W of line of leading lights and Buoy Neustadt in the direction of the port, in depths of 5.0-7.0m. The holding ground consists of sand and stones.

A narrow (40-80m width) natural channel, buoyed and lighted, leads to the harbour, least depth 6.0m MWL. No tidal variations. Storms from NNE or from SSW can raise or lower level up to +/-1.6m. The northern limits to the port are formed by a low bridge. Directions for entering harbour: Neustadt Leading Lights: Front light (white triangle, point up, red border, on white mast, 10m in height) (54°05.8'N 010°48.7'E). Rear light (white triangle, point down, red border, on white mast, 15m in height) (110m further N). The alignment (347.75°) of these synchronised lights, situated on the W side of the harbour, leads N from the vicinity of Neustadt Lightbuoy (safe water), moored on the 10.0m depth contour approx 2nm from the harbour entrance, through a channel, min width 40m, marked by pairs of buoys (lateral), passing (positioned from the front light): W of a 3.6m shoal (0.42nm SSE) at the W extremity of Berg, the coastal bank on the E side of the entrance, and E of a 4.9m shoal (0.37nm S), at the E extremity of Steinberg, the coastal bank on the W side of the entrance. Seeburg Leading Lights: Front light (white triangle, point up, red border, on white mast, 10m in height) (54°06.0'N 010°49.0'E). Rear light (white triangle, point down, red border, on white mast, 15m in height) (50m further NNE). The alignment (020.5°) of these synchronised lights leads NNE for approx 0.22nm into the harbour from a position approx 0.15nm SSW of the harbour entrance, at the junction with the channel leading NW to Neustadt Wiek. Neustadt Wiek Leading Lights: Front light (white triangle, point up, red border on white mast, 10m in height) (54°05.9'N 010°48.0'E). Rear light (white triangle, point down, red border on white mast, 14m in height) (60m further NW). The alignment (304°) of these synchronised lights leads NW for approx 0.3nm through a channel, marked by pairs of buoys (lateral) to the entrance of the large yacht harbour on its SW side, opposite the jetties on the N shore. Useful marks: Pelzerhaken Light Tower (54°05.0'N 010°52.0'E) and grey tower (0.5nm NE). Radio mast (61m high) (red lights) (54°06.1'N 010°48.3'E) and two other radio masts (red lights) (approx 0.15nm S).

BA 2117. Admiralty Pilot NP18, NP286(2).

Coastguard Neustadt, Tel: +49 4561 50202, Fax: +49 4561 16447; Lifeboat, VHF Ch 16, Fax: +49 421 536870; Navy Assistance helicopter, VHF Ch 16; Neustadt Naval Port, VHF Ch 14, Fax: +49 6054 216.

500.

Compulsory for vessels over LOA 90m, beam 13.5m or draught over 4.5m, must take an Ortskundigen pilot. Distance from pilot station to the port is 4nm.

Speed is limited to a max of 5.4kts in the harbour N of Buoys No 5-6, moored close S of the harbour entrance. Turning Basin: Vessels exceeding LOA 52m have to turn around in the Naval port and then reverse about 500m to the berth, or reverse to the Naval port when leaving the port. For details of restrictions and for permission, contact Wasserschiffahrtsamt - Lubeck, Trave-Traffic, VHF Ch 13.

Nil. Currents vary according to wind direction.

None.

Not compulsory. Tugs of 300-1,200hp capacity can be ordered with 3 hours notice.

Prevailing winds: W'ly.

NEUSTADT 54°05.62'N 10°48.55'E UNCTAD LOCODE: DE NHO ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________

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WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 38/25 German Baltic Sea Handbook, SW Section, 26 Ed 2025, (RSDRA2025000373618), 38/25

Radio: Lubeck Radio which operates throughout 24 hours is recommended for passing messages at long range. Harbour Master VHF: Ch 11, callsign "Neustadt Port". Tel: +49 4561 511 0510, Fax +49 4561 5110602. Naval Port: Ch 14. Coastguard - Neustadt D/N: Ch 16. Pilot VHF: Ch 13. Tel: +49 4502 847 5511, Fax: +49 4502 847 5527.

The customs allowances for officers and crew are 1 litre of spirits and 200 cigarettes for 3 days. There are severe penalties for non-compliance.

..... Form Are ship's forms Acceptable Number of forms required Yes No CS IM HA Other 1. Crew List x - 1 1 - - 2. Passenger List x - 1 1 - - 3. Stores List (deck, engine, galley) 2 - - - - - 4. Provisions List - - - - - - 5. Crew Personal Effects List 2 - - - - - 6. Customs Declaration 2 - - - - - 7. Cargo Manifest 2 - - - - - 8. Maritime Declaration of Health 1 - - - - - 9. Bill of Lading - x - - - - 10. Stowage Plan 2 - - - - - 11. Last Port Clearance - - - - - - 12. Ports of Call List - - - - - - 13. Bonded Stores List 2 - - - - - 14. Narcotics List 2 - - - - - 15. Arms and Ammunition List 2 - - - - - CS = Customs; IM = Immigration; HA = Health Authorities. Certificates to be presented 1. Load Line Certificate 2. Safety Equipment Certificate 3. Certificate of Registry 4. Safety Radio Certificate 5. Safety Construction Certificate 6. International Oil Pollution Certificate 7. Ship Sanitation Control Certificate or Exemption Certificate 8. International Tonnage Certificate 9. Oil Record Book 10. Seaman's Books, passports and Vaccination Certificates

ETA to be advised as soon as possible but no later than 36 and 24 hours in advance to the Harbour Master. ETA message to include the following: ..... 1. Name 2. Callsign of vessel 3. LOA, beam and max draught of vessel 4. Equipment required for manoeuvring 5. Vessel details (number of propellers, bow thrusters, etc). 6. Type and quantity of cargo Vessels which intend to discharge sludge and/or loading cargo have to give 24 hours notice and a report (in written form according to Port Safety Regulations) to the Harbour Master with 24 hours notice.

Pratique can be applied for by radio on vessel's arrival at roads. Contact Harbour Master on Ch 11. Ship Sanitation Control Certificate and Exemption Certificates can be renewed by arrangement.