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Lysefjorden Marina

4110 Forsand

51 70 39 00

952 59 325

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Lysefjorden Marina is situated at the gate of the 42 kilometres long Lysefjord in Ryfylke - one of Norway's most wild and beautiful fjords. This is a place everyone visiting Norway should experience.

At Lysefjorden Marina in Ryfylke you will find everything your boat and your family needs for the trip: A sheltered and space full harbour with plenty of room for visitors, fresh water, gasoline, diesel, groceries, garbage containers, telephones, showers, toilets, washing machines - in brief, all the things you need to avoid problems. The marina also have an appartments for rent. The marina is new, but the shop here in Bergevik has over 100 years of tradition.

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Facilities

Activities

fjord fishing
mountain hiking
picnic tables

Camping and cottage

electricity

Distance

Grocery / Convenience

General facilities

jetty
shop
telephone

Harbour facility

petrol

Kitchen and household

garbage cans
laundry - coin operated
running cold water

Nature and terrain

angling
guest jetty
hiking area
sea/fjord
very sheltered area

Other accommodation

flats

Room facilities

shower
shower/hot water

Season

open all year round

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