Biekronå

Biekronå is a guest harbor at Espevær, a distinctive old fishing village with a rich cultural heritage, located at the very outer edge of the Bømlafjord on the island of Bømlo in Vestland county. The harbor offers guest berths for visiting boats in a clean and well-kept setting.

You can enter from both the southeast and northeast; the northeastern approach is a bit narrow but manageable if you follow the marked buoys. Note that the harbor is closed during winter and not available outside the season. According to Fjord Norway, the daily rate for a boat up to 40 feet is around NOK 100, with higher rates for larger boats.

At the quay you'll find shore power, fresh water, toilets and showers (the shower requires coins, 2x10 NOK), as well as a washing machine. There is also the option to fuel up with diesel, use the slipway and mast crane, and a small playground in the area. A short walk takes you to a local grocery store and a restaurant that is open during summer.

Within walking distance of the harbor you'll also find Baadehuset, a local museum open for tours during the summer season, as well as a hiking trail out to the so-called UFO area. Tie up at Biekronå and experience one of Vestlandet's most distinctive fishing villages on foot and by sea.