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Considering sailing along Norway's archipelago or visiting one of its truly preserved treasures? Why not take a detour to the idyllic town of Arendal?

Arendal's small boat harbor is located near Tyholmen, where visiting boats can anchor beside one of Norway's largest wooden structures, the Arendal Town Hall. In the heart of Arendal lies Pollen, featuring a bustling market offering the sea's finest delicacies. Pollen is also home to several restaurants, pubs, and well-maintained green parks, perfect for a relaxing walk.

Activities

This holiday destination suits everyone, whether you're traveling with family, friends, or enjoying a solo getaway. If you're seeking an active vacation, opportunities for kayaking, sailing, fishing, rock climbing, and paintball are available in the area. For a more tranquil and relaxing experience, there are beautiful spa facilities offering massages, skincare, and body treatments. Essentially, Arendal provides activities to suit every preference.

To highlight something special about Arendal, it's the surrounding environment and the archipelago. Islands such as Tromøya and Hisøy, with lighthouses like Store Torungen and Lille Torungen, alongside the picturesque islands of Lyngør and Merdø, are worth visiting. A ferry from the mainland can take you to Merdø, where you can explore Merdøgård and the archipelago museum. The natural beauty of Merdø, with its rolling sea and pebble beach just a stone's throw from the harbor, makes Arendal and its entire archipelago a unique destination.

Once a year, the Arendal Grand Prix boat race takes place over two days. The first day features speed racing in Tromøysund, followed by a circuit race at Lille Torungen on the second day. The event often attracts a large audience and brings a vibrant atmosphere to the town. If you're interested in boats, participate in boat racing, or simply want to be part of Arendal's annual festivities, this event can be a great experience!