Leirvik båthavn

Leirvik guest marina lies at the very innermost part of the harbour, right in the centre of Leirvik on the island of Stord in Vestland county, on the Hardangerfjord. The marina is a sheltered and calm guest harbour with several floating pontoons to moor alongside, and a promenade runs all the way around the harbour and continues out to the breakwater.

The approach is straightforward, and there is a fuel berth with diesel and petrol at the harbour entrance; the bunkering facility is fully automated. Payment for the berth is easily done via a payment machine or the GoMarina app.

Shore power and fresh water are available at the pontoons, and free wifi is provided throughout the harbour. The service building offers toilets, showers, a washing machine and a dryer, and is adapted for people with reduced mobility, including a dedicated berth for disabled boaters. There is also a playground and a barbecue hut for guests.

From here you are right in the middle of town, within walking distance of a museum, parks, a culture house, the town hall, a shopping street, Thon Senter Stord, as well as restaurants, a pharmacy, a cinema and the town square. Out on the breakwater at the harbour entrance stands the 16-metre-tall sculpture Storddøra, surrounded by Onarheimsparken – a pleasant walk from the centre. Moor up in this sheltered harbour and take a stroll out to the sparkling sculpture on the breakwater.