Hunzegat is a marina on the Zoutkamperril, situated at a junction of waterway connections near the village of Zoutkamp. From here, boaters can head in multiple directions — onto the Zoutkamperril, the Reitdiep, the Hunsingokanaal, or the Lauwers.

Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer lies close by, and the UNESCO World Heritage Waddenzee is accessible by passing through the nearby Robbengatsluis lock. The marina was created following the closure of the Lauwerszee and has been in operation for more than 50 years.

It offers visitor moorings, a diesel pump, and a well-stocked water sports shop with bottled gas. A mast-making workshop on site produces glued wooden masts during the autumn and winter season.

The location also serves as a practical base for sailing trips toward the Frisian lakes, the city of Groningen, or the Wadden Islands.