Jachthaven "De Hoop" is a marina and boatyard situated at Jachthavenweg 42 in Amsterdam, tucked along the IJssloot, a side channel on the eastern edge of the Nieuwe Meer.

Founded in 1936, the harbor offers berths for roughly 40 boats of various sizes on a secured, year-round site with shore power available. Its location makes it a practical access point for a wide range of waterways.

The Amsterdam canals are reachable in about 10 minutes via the Schinkel, while broader cruising routes lead to the Westeinderplassen, Braassemermeer, and the Kaag lakes area, with a full circuit of the Haarlemmermeer also within easy reach.

Because the marina sits on a side channel of the Nieuwe Meer rather than in the city center, most boats can come and go without having to time bridge or lock openings.

The surrounding area, close to the Amsterdamse Bos, gives the harbor a noticeably quieter, greener character compared to moorings in central Amsterdam.