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Boat rental in Haugesund at a glance
- Boats for rent
- 3 boats
- People on board
- up to 10
Boat rental prices in Haugesund
| Boats | From | Typical price | Boats with a price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boats rented by the day | NOK 2,100/day | NOK 2,500/day | 3 |
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 Haugesund: questions and answers
What does it cost to rent a boat in Haugesund?
Boats rented by the day cost from NOK 2,100 per day, and the typical price is NOK 2,500 per day (3 boats with a price). Prices vary by date and season, and each boat shows the exact price for your dates.
How many people can come along on a rental boat in Haugesund?
The boats here take up to 10 people.
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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Haugesund, Smedasundet and Røvær
Haugesund's harbour is Smedasundet, the narrow sound between the town and the islands of Risøy and Hasseløy. It is a sheltered berth for small craft, and on the town side is Indre kai, where the express boats to Stavanger and Bergen and the local boat to Røvær call. A sjark, a traditional fishing boat with a diesel engine, is based in town, and its owner can lend fishing gear. A family cabin cruiser is on Karmøy, and at Kolnes, on the west side of the Førresfjorden, an open boat approved for up to ten starts from the small-boat harbour.
About 10 km north-west of the centre lies Røvær, an island group with its largest island 2.2 km long, once a busy herring station.
Slow down in town: the limit for leisure boats is 5 knots in Smedasundet and Krossen and 8 knots in Vibrandsøysundet. The harbour at Røvær, between Mjåsund and Torgersnes, is also a 5-knot zone.
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