Full Description & Details
Norheimsund Marina sits on the edge of the Hardangerfjord, about 80 kilometers from Bergen, in the heart of the Hardanger region. The marina offers around 50 berths with both bow and stern mooring. Depths range from 3 meters in the shallowest spots to 8 meters at the deepest, accommodating a variety of vessels.
Water and electricity are available at all berths, and refueling facilities provide both diesel and petrol. On shore, the community of Norheimsund has supermarkets, convenience stores, a farmers' market, and several restaurants and cafes within walking distance. A beach and hiking trails are nearby, along with cultural sites like the Hardanger Maritime Museum and the Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall.
How to get there
Approach Norheimsund Marina from the sea via the Hardangerfjord, which is well charted and free of major hazards. The fjord's depth is generally over 15 meters in most places, making navigation straightforward for vessels of varying sizes. The marina is located directly on the fjord's edge, and the approach is deep enough for most yachts.
No specific VHF channel is listed for the marina, so contact may be made by phone or upon arrival. The marina is about 80 kilometers from Bergen, accessible by road from the town of Norheimsund, which is a short walk from the docks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the depth range at Norheimsund Marina?
The depth at Norheimsund Marina varies from 3 meters in the shallowest areas to 8 meters at the deepest, accommodating a wide range of vessels.
Does Norheimsund Marina have fuel facilities?
Yes, Norheimsund Marina provides refueling facilities, including both diesel and petrol.
Are water and electricity available at the berths in Norheimsund Marina?
Yes, water and electricity are available at all berths at Norheimsund Marina.
How many berths does Norheimsund Marina have?
Norheimsund Marina has around 50 berths, available for both local and visiting yachts.
What amenities are near Norheimsund Marina?
Within walking distance of Norheimsund Marina are supermarkets, convenience stores, a farmers' market, restaurants, cafes, and bakeries, plus a beach and hiking trails.
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