Otterdalen
Harbour in Norway · 58.1425° N · 8.0009° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Otterdalen småbåthavn is a municipal small-boat harbour in Kristiansand, operated by Kristiansand municipality as part of the town's network of small-boat harbours along the coast. The harbour mainly serves boat owners with seasonal berths, and berths are allocated through the municipality's waiting list and booking system.
Most berths have access to water and electricity. Otterdalen still uses the older electricity-card system, which must be ordered separately to access the power posts, with payment charged per kWh used. The water taps are normally shut off around mid-November and reopened in mid-March, unless there is frost. Waste stations/recycling containers are also placed in the harbour from April to early November, where waste must be sorted correctly.
The harbour is among the municipality's camera-monitored harbours, contributing to the security of boat owners in the area.
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