Contributions by Frank Skogvoll

Frank Skogvoll says:

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South of the main pier is one of the two guest piers. This one in the south is half reserved for refueling with tax-free diesel and gasoline. The inside is not accessible. Access to electrical outlets is far, but possible with an extra extension cord. Water is not arranged to reach the boats on the guest piers. There is water at the Boat Association's marina a few hundred meters further southeast.
Easy to access, guest spots and fuel markings are on the floating piers themselves and hard to see until you get close.
Beautiful stairs have been made for a roughly 1 km and 140-meter elevation hike up to a peak that has traces from the war when it was used as an observation post by the Germans.

Cozy shop and nice inn.

On the 3rd weekend in July, there is apparently a big festival with well-known bands and up to 2-3 thousand people.

Not many spots on the 2 guest piers. Several other floating piers belong to fishing tourism.

1 x helpful | written on 6. Aug 2024 | updated_on 6. Aug 2024

Frank Skogvoll says:

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Small end pier on pier 1.
Water and electricity on the same crossbar, good access.
Only space for one boat alongside if the boat is about 35 feet.
Fuel a few hundred meters from the harbor at the Coop pier.
Our subjective opinion is that it might be better to choose Stokkøy Marina instead.
Relatively short distance anyway to a fantastic beach and Strandbar. Also a small bakery by the village box. Note, not open every day.

1 x helpful | written on 8. Aug 2024

Frank Skogvoll says:

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Nice harbor, short distance to the harbor restaurant "Kranaskjæret" and also short distance to the old Smia restaurant.

The power outlets on the docks near the walkway to the restaurant at the facility have 4-pin round plugs, which are somewhat unusual - and we have to use an adapter for a standard Schuko plug.

1 x helpful | written on 13. Aug 2024