Furuholmen
Harbour in Norway · 58.0470° N · 7.2587° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Furuholmen is a small skerry in Lindesnes municipality in Agder, southern Norway, where the boat berths are mainly privately owned and located on floating jetties extending from the mainland.
This is not a proper guest harbour with dedicated overnight guest berths – several sources describe the berths as privately owned, and the harbour is no longer used as an overnight marina for visiting sailors. Mooring is typically alongside a pier or quay.
On the skerry itself there is a service centre with a kiosk as well as fuel bunkering of petrol and diesel, and shore power, fresh water and toilets are available by the jetties. There is also a waste/recycling station, a slipway, parking, and a playground.
A short walk from the jetty brings you to a swimming spot – a pleasant stop if you just want to stretch your legs, fill up on water, and pick up an ice cream or a few groceries at the kiosk while your boat rests at the quay.
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