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Mildred Haakaas has uploaded 4 images and written 4 reviews. Click on the images and reviews below to see the harbour pages.
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Hamnøya
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Image uploaded on 8. Aug 2021
Engøyan
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Image uploaded on 27. Jul 2021
Engøyan
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Image uploaded on 27. Jul 2021
Bolga Brygge
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Image uploaded on 23. Jul 2021
Reviews
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Mildred Haakaas says:
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The small boat harbor in Brattvåg is easy to navigate into. We went in to fill up diesel, called the provided number, and were informed that there was diesel on the breakwater and no problem with a 2-meter keel. Once inside the small boat harbor, we saw a floating dock with a diesel tank. But it was not functional. A friendly guy drove over and said we had to go further inside the innermost breakwater, but we couldn't due to the keel except at high tide! We checked the area from land and thought we could creep along the shore and get safely to the southern pump dock. Did that, it went fine, we filled up with diesel and backed out carefully. Worth knowing. The shallow water was easy to see and it was a windless day. Not recommended in strong winds and low tide!
2 x helpful | written on 26. Jul 2023
Mildred Haakaas says:
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Approach and maritime conditions: Natural harbour.
Good anchoring conditions. Good holding on clay bottom, 10 - 18m.
Be aware that the mooring for the floating pier NE in the harbour stretches across the strait.
Anchoring: Midway inside Hjartøyvågen, there is an eyebolt to which you can moor. Otherwise, the seabed is mostly sand and stone. Depth ranges from 3 meters to 30 meters.
The area: Beyond beautiful nature, there isn't much to point out, except for old ruins of farms.
On land, there is a sign describing the island's history from ancient times, where you can hear about old farming practices on Hjartøya.
There are Bronze Age graves on Hjartøya, which are signposted. From the middle of the bay, there is a beautiful view of the Seven Sisters to the east, and to Dønna in the west.
2 x helpful | written on 10. Aug 2021
