Norheimsund gjestehamn

Norheimsund Gjestehamn is a guest harbour centrally located in Norheimsund on the Hardangerfjord, with floating docks and berths for around 50 visiting boats.

The approach to the harbour is described as straightforward both day and night, and the harbour lies in a sheltered bay, though southeasterly winds can create some chop in midwinter. The harbour is ice-free and also serves as an attractive winter harbour for both Norwegians and foreign visitors. Payment is made via the GoMarina app.

At the berths you'll find shore power and fresh water, while ashore there are toilets, showers and a laundry room with a dryer. The harbour has its own fuel quay with petrol and duty-free diesel. There is also a children's playground, a launching ramp, parking, a restaurant and a café.

The harbour sits right by Norheimsund's shopping street, close to a state liquor store, pharmacy and grocery shops. From here it's about a 45-minute walk to the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where a path leads behind the falls, and to the national heritage shipyard Hardanger Fartøyvernsenter. Every June the harbour hosts the Hardanger Wooden Boat Festival, filling every berth. Come tie up in the heart of town and discover the Hardangerfjord's waterfalls and maritime history within walking distance.