Rent a boat in Hvaler
Hvaler is an island group at the mouth of the Oslofjord — 800 islands, islets and skerries, a national park and some of the country's best swimming. Renting a boat in Hvaler is the only way to experience the archipelago as it's meant to be.
Ytre Hvaler national park
800 islands, islets and skerries
Some of Norway's warmest bathing water
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What makes Hvaler special for boaters?
Ytre Hvaler national park covers sea and islands all the way to the Swedish border, with white sand beaches, historic Akerøya and some of Norway's warmest bathing water. Skjærhalden is the natural starting point for trips further out.
Is the water at Hvaler demanding?
The archipelago itself is dense with shallows and skerries, so a good chart and careful speed matter. Inside the islands it's sheltered and pleasant, but the open sea furthest out can get rough when the wind picks up.
Do I need a boating licence to rent a boat in Hvaler?
It depends on the boat. Boats over 8 metres or with engines over 25 hp require a boating licence if you were born on or after 1 January 1980. Many smaller boats can be rented without one. Each listing clearly states whether a licence is required.
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Hvaler?
The price is set by each owner and varies with boat type, size and season. You see the total price including the service fee before you book – no hidden costs.
Is the boat insured when I rent in Hvaler?
Insurance and the deposit are shown on each listing. Sailfloat is working to put built-in per-rental coverage in place at launch.