Småbåtshavn

Åsgårdstrand marina and guest harbour is run by Horten harbour authority and lies in the middle of the small artists' town of Åsgårdstrand in Horten municipality on the Oslofjord. The harbour today has around 310 permanent berths spread across three basins – the southern one facing the bathing park, the middle one by the hotel, and the northern one by the sailing club's premises – and the guest harbour also offers around 30 guest berths year-round.

The entrance runs behind a stone breakwater, and boats moor at finger pontoons. Daytime stays are free, while an overnight fee applies per night, with electricity costing 70 NOK per day regardless of boat size.

The harbour has a service building with toilets and showers, fresh water for boats, a pump-out station for holding tanks, fuel (petrol and diesel), shore power, and free wifi. There is also a small boat ramp, parking by the harbour, and a children's playground.

Åsgårdstrand is known for its whitewashed southern-Norwegian charm with narrow streets, and it has a lively artists' scene with galleries, cafés, a restaurant and Edvard Munch's house. The coastal path runs past the harbour along the water towards Horten, and just south of the pontoons lies Badeparken, one of Horten municipality's finest bathing spots. Come and berth in this welcoming guest harbour and enjoy the charm of the artists' town along with the beach right next to the pontoons.