The 10 Best Marinas in Norway, Norway

A national centre for preservation and restauration of historic ships built of steel - both as a living engineering workshop and as a museum. In addition of being a national steel-ship restauration-centre, we are also one of fifteen industrial heritage-centres in Norway. Take part on a fascinating exploration under and over, inside and outside the old ships and our buildings and listen to accounts of the work in progress.

Guided tours at our fish farm facility, aquaculture exhibition including local history and local geology, cafe and restaurant (SMAK), gift shop, guest marina, rorbu cabins and overnight motorhome parking. At the Norwegian Aquaculture Center you can get a glimpse of the life in the sea, and learn about modern aquaculture. Our professional guides take you to the fish farm, to show you a mini aquarium, the underwater camera, and the feeding. We explain about the growth of the fish and the methods to take care of it - from roe to final product of high quality. We are open all year. Guiding (mon-son): 11 am and 1:30 pm. Please contact us for group bookings.

A complete marina in the inner Oslofjord . Berths , verskted , fuel , convenience store , restaurant , sales of boats and a place to visit with your boat. Nice little downtown, museum, artsgalleri.

The Norwegian Fisheries Museum is about the fishing history and coastal culture of Norway. The old wharf side warehouses and the harbour with traditional boats makes a great setting for our stories about fishing traditions in Norway. Explore the history of the sea by immersing yourself in interesting artefacts and stories, or engage the whole family in a multitude of new activities. The cafe serve lunches. The historic seaside houses provide a casual and homely atmosphere, inside and outside. Museum shop. We offer Exhibitions Group packages, School packages, Conference facilities. Rowboat rental Getting there The historic ferry "Beffen" leaves every hour from Bryggen between 11 am and 4 pm, only weekends in May, all days in June, July, August and September. The museum is a 20-minute walk from Bryggen, or less than 15 minutes from the cruise ship terminal at Bontelabo. A 5-minute bus-ride from Bryggen, numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 36, 39, 83 go past the museum.

Marina with floating heated swimming pool in the center of Arendal. Le Monde restaurant with great tapas is on site. Whether you come by boat, car, bike you are warmly welcome to Arendal Marina!

In Trysnes Marina you will find marked trails, if you like a walk in the woods to enjoy the lovely and still nature. In addition, if you go out by boat there are large open areas with great beaches and also nice trails. There is a tennis court and a sandwollyball court. You also will find a small nice and cozy sand beach for the children just next to the apartments. The wharf area is a natural place for residents, tourists and boaters where they can roam freely in the maritime environment.

You'll have toilets, showers, washing machine, tumble dryer, WI-FI, electricity and water. Free to stay for a few hours. Staying the night: boats under 30ft: Kr100 - boats 30ft to 40ft: Kr120 - boats over 40ft: Kr150 - electricity: Kr30