Norwegian
Cruising Guide
th Edition
Vol.
Swedish
Border To
Bergen
By Phyllis Nickel, John Harries &
Hans Jakob Valderhaug with Eli Husum
Norwegian Cruising Guide
Volume
Swedish Border to Bergen
8th EditionUpdated March 2021
By Phyllis Nickel, John Harries &
Hans Jakob Valderhaug with Eli Husum
ISBN: 978-0-9958939-6-2 (eBook) 978-1-9990043-1-6 (Softcover)
What Happened To Sweden?
We have removed the West Coast of Sweden chapter from this volume because:
It was a legacy from the 1986 1st Edition of the Norwegian Cruising Guide when there were no English-language guides to the Swedish coast. That is no longer the case.
Our information was getting out-of-date with no plans to sail in Sweden anytime soon.
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Portr to Lindesnes
Lindesnes to Stavanger
Stavanger to Haugesund
Haugesund to Bergen
The Swedish Border
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The passage from the Swedish border and along the east side of Oslofjord en is straightforward.
When sailing south from Oslo towards Stavern, your main decision is whether to take the open water route or sail inland up Tnsbergfjord en. If you choose the inland route, you will have a further decision to make between entering Tnsbergfjorden between Tjme and Nttery or fur- ther north, east of Tnsberg itself. There is little difference in terms of dis- tance between the inshore and offshore routes but the inshore routes are of much greater scenic interest.
West of Stavern there is a nm open water passage after which you can head up Langesundsbukta and into the sheltered eastern part of the popular Krager Archipelago.
Summer weather in this area is dominated by the sea breeze that regu- larly reaches to m/s (20 to knots) in the afternoon. Veering south-
Charts
Overview at 1:350,000: Chart Inner Oslofjorden: Charts and Detailed coverage at 1:50,000: Charts to