Rommetveit Båtlag
Harbour in Norway · 59.7991° N · 5.5360° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Rommetveit Båtlag runs a small marina at Sævarhagen on the island of Stord in Vestland county, Norway. The harbour traces its roots to 1968 when the boat club was founded, later developing into the small-boat harbour at Sævarhagsvikjo that sailors know today.
On approach you pass a lighthouse and should keep well to starboard when entering; the sailing depth here is about 2 metres. Mooring is to the pier/wharf, and the harbour offers a couple of guest berths at the floating dock.
Fresh water is available at the dock. Within walking distance, roughly 800 metres from the marina, you'll find a Spar grocery store, making it easy to restock supplies during your stay.
The surrounding area offers a great hiking trail in Hystadmarkjo, which also has nearby beaches — perfect for a stroll while your boat rests safely at the berth. Tie up at Rommetveit Båtlag and experience a harbour shaped by decades of community spirit and volunteer effort.
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