Surnadal småbåthavn
Harbour in Norway · 62.9793° N · 8.6433° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Surnadal småbåthavn lies at the innermost end of Surnadalsfjorden and is run by Surnadal Båtforening, a local association established to build and operate harbour facilities for boat owners in the fjord.
The entrance is marked, and the harbour sits sheltered and calm. You can moor alongside the quay or a floating pontoon, and a small number of guest berths are available. The harbour is reportedly also open in winter, provided the water is not frozen over.
The marina offers shore power, fresh water for boats, toilets and showers, as well as an environmental station for waste. There is also parking by the harbour and a slipway for launching boats. You can refuel with both petrol and diesel directly at the marina, and a webcam has been installed so you can check conditions in the harbour in advance.
Surnadal småbåthavn is a practical stop at the head of the fjord, offering fuel and the key amenities for visiting sailors passing through the area.
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