Natural harbour
Region: Norway (3424), Viken (190), Indre Oslofjord (79), Frogn (17) and Drøbak (10)
Eirik Våge Bogerud says:
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Great to dock at the floating pier with a line to the floating buoy. The pier stops the waves so it is calm on the inside, but it can get a bit choppy/unstable on the outside of the pier.
The gangway from the pier provides easy access to fine hiking trails all over the island. There are several gravel roads in the middle part of the island and smaller trails to the south and north ends of the island. On the south side of the island, there are some cool old cannon positions that are worth a look. From April to October, there are also goats on the island, so watch your dog. :)
From Dragsund, you can also walk to Tåjebukta in a couple of minutes and visit Håøya nature workshop where they sell various baked goods and brownies. Personally, these are the best cinnamon rolls I have ever tasted.
On land, there are good opportunities to dispose of garbage. At the innermost part of Dragsund, there are a bunch of trash bins, and in Tåjebukta, there are some larger garbage containers.
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1 x helpful | written on 23. Aug 2025
Sussi Lundqvist says:
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We arrived with a sailboat with a 2m draft. No problem docking to a buoy on the inside of the pier. It's significantly deep on the inside of the pier. If you dock alongside on the outside, you might experience some swell.
Beautiful place!
Great walking paths. At the pier to the south, there is a cafe, but we found this pier cozier and quieter. You can stay for free for 5 days, but there is no electricity or water available here. There are toilets and a place to dispose of garbage.
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2 x helpful | written on 24. Jul 2025 | updated_on 24. Jul 2025
Terje Jørgensen says:
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Approach and Maritime Conditions: Usually calm waters within (west of) Håøya.
There are some reefs between the island and Sætre along the approach from the south, but after passing them, one can quickly head into Tåjebukta and follow the island up to Dragsund.
Anchoring: Boats from 35-40 feet can lie comfortably alongside the breakwater, while smaller boats are well shielded inside and moored to a buoy that must be shared with neighbors and linked to the breakwater.
Approximately 7-15 meters depth.
Well sheltered under normal wind conditions.
It’s possible to move further into the bay with smaller motorboats and perhaps one or two sailboats, but be aware of a couple of reefs at a depth of 1.5 meters!
A 36-foot sailboat has been observed anchored stern-to and secured to the rock face there.
The Area: Delightful island with a bakery in summer, check FB; otherwise, a couple of basic facilities north and south of Dragsund.
There are a number of ticks on the island, so it's good to bring remedies and check yourself well upon returning to the dock.
Beautiful hiking area with lots of history, including from explosives production and WWII when the island was used as an execution site.
Relatively short trip into Sætre with shops, a liquor store, building supplies, etc.
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1 x helpful | written on 23. Jul 2021
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