Published: 02.07.24
Limited capacity for Leisure Boats in Vågen in Bergen
Summer is underway, and many people are choosing to spend their holidays in Bergen in their leisure boats. Normally, there is space for around one hundred leisure boats in Vågen, but due to limited capacity at some of the docks, there is space for between 70 and 80 leisure boats this summer.
Unfortunately It is not possible to reserve a dock space, so the "first come, first served" principle applies.
You can find more information about leisure boats here (opens in new window)
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