Herføl Marina

Herføl Marina is a guest harbour and boat marina on the island of Herføl in Hvaler municipality, close to the Swedish border. It was established in 1979 on Herføl, an island in Hvaler municipality near the border to Sweden, and now operates three branches, making it one of the largest marinas in the district.

The guest harbour has a limited number of berths, though space often frees up towards evening. Be aware that the water is very shallow at the southern end of the guest pontoon, so approach carefully - the harbour suits smaller day cruisers well if you keep close to the pontoon. Mooring is alongside the quay or floating pontoons.

The harbour has shore power, plus showers and a washing machine as well as toilets. There is also fresh water for the boat and a playground for children. The guest harbour is a very popular harbour with good options for food and drink, and alcohol is served at Kroa. Next to the workshop, boat equipment is sold, and service for boats and engines is offered.

Within walking distance you'll find a marina with a guest harbour, workshop and sale of supplies, plus a small summer grocery shop and eatery with good food and drink. There is a bathing beach for children right by the harbour, and a walk around the island passes a protected Bronze Age burial mound as well as the popular bathing spot Kaffebukta. Tie up at Herføl Marina and enjoy the maritime charm of Hvaler.