Espevær kai

Espevær kai is the central quay of the small, car-free fishing community of Espevær, an island west of Bømlo. The houses are clustered closely together in the sheltered strait, and the quay by the Joker store is the heart of the island's summer guest harbour.

You can berth directly alongside the quay, where several boats typically lie rafted up together. Payment is made via Vipps, with a daily rate of NOK 100 for boats up to 40 feet and NOK 150 for boats over 40 feet, while electricity costs an extra NOK 50 per day.

At the quay itself you'll find fresh water and the option to bunker petrol and diesel at Joker Espevær, plus a reserved fuelling spot behind Rose Ekspress. There is also power available on the quay outside Joker, and the guest harbour further offers toilets, showers, a washing machine and a children's playground.

Just a short walk from the quay you'll find Joker Espevær grocery store and the restaurant Gamleposten 5444. The island is known for its idyllic, car-free atmosphere, a pleasant hiking trail and the well-known UFO ring in one of the fields – and history enthusiasts can walk to the Hummerparken lobster park and the Baadehuset museum. Tie up at the quay and experience the sheltered, well-kept charm of one of Vestlandet's most distinctive islands.