Boats for rent in Færvik
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Rent boat in Færvik with Ship O’Hoi. Here you will find a wide selection of boats for rent in Færvik. Explore available options, compare prices, and find the perfect boat to suit your needs. Book safely and easily directly on the platform.
Boat rental in Færvik at a glance
- Boats for rent
- 9 boats
- With skipper or captain
- 3 of 9
- People on board
- up to 8
Boat rental prices in Færvik
| Boats | From | Typical price | Boats with a price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boats rented by the day | NOK 500/day | NOK 2,200/day | 9 |
Listed prices of the boats on this page, rounded; the typical price is the median. Prices vary by date, season and rental length, and each boat shows the exact price for your dates.
Renting a boat in Færvik: questions and answers
What does it cost to rent a boat in Færvik?
Boats rented by the day cost from NOK 500 per day, and the typical price is NOK 2,200 per day (9 boats with a price). Prices vary by date and season, and each boat shows the exact price for your dates.
Can I rent a boat with a skipper in Færvik?
Yes. 3 of the 9 boats on this page can be rented with a skipper or captain, so nobody in your group has to drive.
How many people can come along on a rental boat in Færvik?
The largest boat here takes up to 8 people, and a typical boat takes 6.
Do I need a boat licence in Norway?
If you were born on or after 1 January 1980, you need a Norwegian boat licence (båtførerbevis) to drive a boat longer than 8 metres or with more than 25 hp. Valid foreign licences such as the ICC are recognised. Read our full licence guide.
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Færvik, the old centre of Tromøy
Færvik was the administrative centre of Tromøy municipality until 1992, when Tromøy, the largest island on the Sørlandet coast, became part of Arendal. Its long church dates from 1884. No boats on this page are moored in Færvik. The nearest are across the Tromøy bridge in Arendal, and others are at Eydehavn, Nedenes, Fevik and Grimstad.
Tromøy's outer, Skagerrak side belongs to Raet National Park: 607 km², of which 599 km² are sea, named after the great ice-age moraine that comes ashore on the island as boulder beaches. At Hove in the south-west, the shallow, sheltered Hovekilen lies behind the headland, and at Spornes the beach switches between sand and bare stones with the wind and weather. Off the east side, the moraine only just breaks the surface at Målen, a 130 m boulder islet in waters known as a ships' graveyard, so give it a wide berth.
In the park's zone A seabird areas, all traffic closer than 50 m to land is banned from 15 April to 15 July.
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