Sirevåg harbour
Every summer the idyllic harbour in Sirevåg is a popular destination for sailors and boaters.
Sirevåg has a very large jetty/breakwater protecting its harbour (Europe’s second largest man-made jetty) which makes it a safe and good place to dock. It’s closest neighbour to the north is Jærstrendene, with beautiful open-air beaches and wide horizons. During World War II, the German occupiers built a fortress on Vedafjellet, just south of Sirevåg, as part of "Festung Norwegen". Viewpoints and caves in the mountains are still intact and are visited by a large number of tourists each year.
GENERAL FACILITIES
- Supply of water and electricity
- Toilets & showers
- Free WiFi
- Small grocery store and bakery close to the harbour.
- Fish & sea food shop & cafe.
- Cafés, bar, hotel
- Sirevåg train station close to the harbour
- Stavanger airport 60 km from the harbour
SPORTS FACILITIES
- Nice sandy beach/swimming area
- Hike in nature
ACTIVITIES & PLACES OF INTEREST
- 26 July: Local market opens
- 26 July: Tall Ships Races Cruise-in-Company festival in our beautiful harbour
- 26 July: Crew Party in the afternoon and evening
- German Coastal fortress from World War II with viewpoints and caves
DISTANCES IN NAUTICAL MILES
From Aberdeen to Sirevåg: 258 nm
From Sirevåg to Kristiansand: 94 nm
