Southern Norway has the most amazing anchorages - not only are there lots of them, but they are also totally uncrowded and often we had a completely sheltered anchorage all to ourselves. Here are some of our favourites:
Imsasundet (with our super new canoe tender in the foreground)
Imsasundet from above. One of the two islands had a very clean outhouse toilet on it that was conveniently marked on the chart.
Ytre Kalvekilen on Hidra. Hard to find the entrance to this spectacular spot.
Berefjord - possibly the overall favourite. Complete shelter, with a hiking trail to two freshwater lakes and up the hills.
Berefjord seen from the mountaintop.
Imsasundet (with our super new canoe tender in the foreground)
Imsasundet from above. One of the two islands had a very clean outhouse toilet on it that was conveniently marked on the chart.
Ytre Kalvekilen on Hidra. Hard to find the entrance to this spectacular spot.
Berefjord - possibly the overall favourite. Complete shelter, with a hiking trail to two freshwater lakes and up the hills.
Berefjord seen from the mountaintop.
1 comment:
Beresford looks fantastic, serene, not unlike the north-west highlands on a good day.
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