Most visitors' moorings are on the pontoons at the southern end of the inner harbour which is reached via the entrance on the northern side of the island. At busy times there may be another pontoon in the outer harbour.
If coming from the West or the North or if a yacht has a higher mast than 17m, the best approach is from the north, leaving Heissa Island to starboard.
There are ticket machines to pay your harbour dues, one at the Vågen near the Tourist Information Centre, the other in Brushed (E side). (300 NOK for 40’ (2015)).
Last updated June 2015.
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Boat chandler in the City of Aalesund. If you need anything to your boat or yourself for cruising the Norwegian coast you should visit the fantastic shop of “Sverre Eidsvik”.
This traditional boat chandler was founded in 1931 and is located in Brosundet – Brunholmen, address Apotekergata 4, NO-6004 Ålesund – Tel. 00 47 70 10 39 50. e-mail: eidsvik@skipshandel.no The shop is filled with all kinds of boating stuff.
In the shop, you can find a wide variety of technical clothing, boots and accessories for comfortable cruising along the coast.