Stein Ødegård says:
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The floating jetty will be in its usual place on June 18, 2024, as will the kittiwakes. Grip is a great spot with a long history. No permanent residents here now, but many summer visitors. The harbor is good, but it is small. The harbor should only be visited in good weather.
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2 x helpful | written on 19. Jun 2024
Arne Henriksen says:
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Approach and maritime conditions: There are 2 harbors on Grip, the southern one is the most suitable and here there is a floating dock and a steamship quay which the Grip-route from Kristiansund uses. And all the crutches... The rest of the quays are private.
Mooring: There is a floating dock used as a guest dock. At the end of May, this was still located further inside the harbor than the usual spot quite far out - where only the gangway remained. It was still manageable to moor there, but the dock is not large, see the pictures.
The area: The stave church stands at the highest point on the island, 8 meters above sea level. It has several times saved people when several other houses were washed away in the great storms of 1796 and 1804. Otherwise, it is nice and easy to walk between the houses, there are concrete paths laid around most places.
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2 x helpful | written on 5. Jun 2021
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The wind forecasts come from yr.no (Norwegian Meteorological Institute), and was last updated 2 hours and 15 minutes ago (Thursday 12 December 08:27 AM). The next night score shows you the worst hour between 22:00 and 08:00 the next night. We recommend that you check multiple sources for wind forecasts. windy.com is a good website to show larger wind systems.
The safe directions for this harbour was added at 19. Jun 2024. Click here to edit.
Grip and/or the surrounding seas is not well protected from strong winds and waves, and you should take caution in foul weather. Click to edit protection level.
Tue 06 Aug 2024 |
JOY [MMSI: 265826580] |
Mon 29 Jul 2024 |
GRANNY III [MMSI: 257270600] |
Mon 22 Jul 2024 |
SANSA [MMSI: 258112270] |
Mon 08 Jul 2024 |
ERIAN [MMSI: 258025890] |
Thu 27 Jun 2024 |
SALTO [MMSI: 257794910] |
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