Larvik

Larvik Marina is a large size marina in the city of Lavrik, a cultural gem of the Norwegian heritage. Well placed on the coastline of Norway and with easy access to Skagerrak Strait it is a fisherman’s paradise and the answer to every wildlife enthusiasts’ prayer. The city was founded by Ulrik Fredrik Gyldenløve, who later became the count of the Larvik. His castle is still open for visitation and is one of the most important landmarks. Museums like Treschow-Fritzøe,or Larvik Maritime Museum will transport you back to the time of iron and wood industry. The area’s most popular beach is Lydhusstranda at Naverfjorden. This marvelous beach offers nautical sports as well as guided tours on the coastline. The food here is amazing and always fresh. Taste unique fish dishes or traditional cuisine. The top rated restaurants are Becks Braserie & Bar, Spiseriet and Farris Bad. Accommodations are offered by the best names in the area: Grev Gyldenløve Hotel, Farris Bad and Toldgaarden Gjestegaard.