About us
Central and Western Jutland's versatile commercial port
A dynamic commercial port
The Port of Thyboron is a busy commercial port. The port was originally established as a fishing harbour in 1914 with the diligence and grit which is so typical of West Jutlanders. Given its strategic location close to fishing grounds, neighbouring countries around the North Sea, gravel pits and the future wind farms in the North Sea, the port has been steadily evolving over the years, and now has four equally significant business areas – fishing, goods handling, maritime services and offshore.
We listen to and work with our customers to create the right infrastructure for the widely varying needs and the best possible working conditions at the port. Good service is fundamental to our culture. Providing the best and most flexible service imaginable is part and parcel of our DNA.
The Port of Thyboron is your east-facing gateway to the North Sea
With its unique location at the centre of the west coast of Jutland, where the Liim Fiord flows into the North Sea, the Port of Thyboron offers excellent navigation conditions with a unique eastward approach on the Danish North Sea coast. Even in harsh weather, the ships ‘land’ softly in the wide opening to the Liim Fiord, and find calmer water through the harbour heads. Navigation is independent of weather conditions, ensuring stable operations.
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Port facts
6 kilometres of quays and 1 000,000 square metres of adjacent land serve four business areas, each with their own needs for efficient infrastructure and service. Over 3,500 vessels call at the Port of Thyboron each year.
There are quays of up to 11 metres water depth in port. The water depth at the entrance to the port in Thyboron Canal has been deepened to 11 metres.
The Port of Thyboron offers ISPS level I security and is ISO-certified in relation to quality, the environment and health and safety.
We are always ready to provide good service. We are open 24/7/365.
Location of Thyboron Port, DKTYB:
Westcoast of Jutland / Danish North Sea Coast / Denmark
Latitude and longitude of port: 56-41.9 N / 008-13,4 E
Danish chart no 108 / BA Chart no 1448
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The Port of Thyboron as seen from Instagram
Take a peek into the many professions that use the Port of Thyboron. There are some very good examples on Instagram of how port users work and utilise the Port of Thyboron.