Bispebrygga båtforening

Guest harbor Guest harbors and buoys - a collaboration between KNBF and OF The Royal Norwegian Boating Association (KNBF) and the Oslo Fjords Outdoor Council (OF) have signed a cooperation agreement on the laying and operation of new sway buoys in the Oslo Fjord. KNBF and OF will now not only focus on cheap accommodation, but also step in for better safety and the environment in the accommodation ports OFs blue sway buoys in natural harbors are popular. Today, there are 50 sway buoys in the Oslo Fjord. 1500 boat owners are part of the scheme where you buy that subscription and get an OF pennant that gives the right to use the buoys. KNBF has initiated a collaboration with Oslofjordens Friluftsråd, and this year is helping to finance the construction and operation of new sway buoys. The project also includes a guest harbor scheme. This is the start of a long-term collaboration to facilitate better for leisure boats in the area from Kragerø to Svinesund. Eventually, KNBF members will have access to the Outdoor Council's other offers such as cabins, jetties and coastal paths. All offers must be made more easily accessible through e.g. turkart. KNBF and OF aim to expand the number to 100 buoys within the triangle Kragerø, Oslo and Halden. In other words, the boat people will have access to twice as many buoys as today. KNBF's members will be offered OF's buoy pennant for NOK 330, -, which includes membership in Oslofjordens Friluftsråd (normal price is NOK 450, -). KNBF's guest harbor scheme provides free accommodation From the 2012 season, KNBF's members can stay for free for one day in 6 selected harbors. KNBF region EAST is responsible for this scheme where boats with KNBF pennant can stay for free one day in a KNBF port. Similar schemes exist in both Sweden and Denmark. Guest harbors in the scheme Oslo Motorbåtforening Frognerkilens Båtforening Kaldnes Båtforening Bispebrygga Båtforening Moss Motorbåt-forening Stathelle og Omegn Båtforeing