Bjoa Båthavn

Harbour in Norway · 59.6663° N · 5.6591° E

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Facilities

On the quay

Shore power
Drinking water
Toilets
Showers
Waste disposal

Harbour services

Fuel
Slipway

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About the harbour

Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026

Bjoa Båthavn is a sheltered, cosy marina on the Bjoafjord in Apalvik, Innbjoa, in Vindafjord municipality, Rogaland. The harbour is run by Bjoa Båtlag and offers a guest pontoon for visiting boaters.

The guest berths lie far inside the harbour at floating pontoons marked as the guest and service pontoon, and are sheltered from most wind directions. According to a harbour guide, the maximum harbour depth is around 2.20 metres.

Ashore you'll find toilets, showers, fresh water, shore power at the berth, a waste container, a slipway, and both petrol and diesel. Guests also get free access to a rowing boat.

About 1 km from the harbour lies Buo Landhandel, offering groceries, diesel and petrol, banking and postal services, and a café. Several fine hiking trails can also be explored around the harbour.

Written by artificial intelligence from the harbour's website and may contain errors. The harbour's own information always applies.

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