Stadshaven Goes is the former trading harbor of the city of Goes, located in the city center of this Zeeland municipality. Now operating as a marina since 1974, it connects to the Oosterschelde via the kanaal Goes–Goese Sas.

The harbor's quay walls are a rijksmonument, and the surrounding streets — including Bierkade and Turfkade — preserve the names of goods that once drove the local economy. Historic buildings line the waterfront, among them 't Soepuus, a former tidal watermill.

The harbor can accommodate vessels up to 20 meters in length with a maximum draft of 2. 30 meters.

Moorings are available through two facilities: WSV De Werf, situated at the edge of the city, and the Stichting Stadshaven Goes, located further along past the Sint Maartensbrug.

The Grote Markt, with its historic town hall and the Maria Magdalenakerk, is within easy walking distance.