Fiske båthavn
Harbour in Norway · 59.4300° N · 10.6479° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Fiske båthavn is a guest marina and leisure boat harbour in Moss, run by the Fiske Båtforening boating association, which was founded in 1974. The harbour itself has existed since 1939 and lies on the island of Jeløya just west of the entrance to the Moss canal. The association now manages 385 berths, with widths ranging from 2 to 4 metres.
Visiting sailors can moor at the guest berths for 200 NOK per day, for a maximum of two days. The daily rate includes water, electricity and access to toilets.
The marina offers guests shore power at the berths, fresh water and toilet facilities. There is also a crane with an 8-tonne lifting capacity available for boat owners.
Just west of the harbour entrance to Moss you'll find the marina together with the town beach and sea-bathing area, making it an easy stroll to a refreshing swim. From here it's also within walking distance to the rest of Moss town's amenities.
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