The owner Kai Dysthe has been in the busines for 35 years and has craft certificate.
Fast and affordable
In a competitive market, they set high standards for themselves and their range of products.
They are therefore fully aware of the importance of being a reliable supplier with recognized quality products at competitive prices.
24 HOUR SERVICE phone: (+47) 92 43 50 07
Pharmacy with free parking.
Dyreklinikk 24 / Dyrlegens Senter – veterinarian services – located by the sea-side in Sandefjord, about 450 m from Scandic Park Hotel.
24 h. Emergency tel. 33 46 16 66.
Dyrlegens senter can offer:
– Separate quay for those who come by boat
– Parking-lot for those travelling on shore
– A shop with fodder and equipment for most pets
– The veterinary, homeopat, food and equipment brought home to you and your pet
– Free transport of these services if you choose our subscription service.
Delivery to most of Vestfold and Buskerud (and some other parts of south-east Norway).
Sandefjord Church has one of the country's best organs (Marcussen). The church is famous for the great acoustic sound, and it hosts several church-concerts both in daytime and in the evenings. For a complete overview go to Events, or check out
the church's own webpage www.misk.no
Svenner lighthouse is located at the outskirts of a group of islands outside of Larvik, and is one of the most popular places for the locals. Svenner is a magical place in the summertime, and is perfect for a day full of swimming, crab fishing and sunbathing – all with a spectacular view. The islands is perfect to explore by foot, although it is somewhat challenging and difficult to reach because of the terrain.
The climate at Svenner is harsh and has a peculiar, botanical diveristy. The archipelago is of great importance for migrating small birds in the spring. A diversity of birds nest here in April-June. Bird life was preserved in 1935, and there are certain prohibitions on hunting and removing eggs.
About the lighthouse
Svenner lighthouse and its buildings were preserved in 1997 and made accessible to the public. The lighthouse is one of 37 selected cultural environments with regional and national conservation value in Vestfold.
The lighthouse is located on the island of Korpekollen in the archipelago of Svenner about two nautical miles from the coastline, and was first lit in 1874. The original tower, which was square and made of stone, was built by prisoners from Akershus fortress. The lighthouse keeper "Steinhuset" which was erected at the same time, is still there. Today's cast iron tower was built in 1900, along with new housing and outbuildings. The tower is 18.7 meters high and the top extends over 40 meters above sea level.
The history of Svenner is much older than the lighthouse. From the Middle Ages, Svenner has been an important port for local fishermen and other seafarers.. At the beginning of 1790 a fixed pilot was stationed at Svenner. Ulabrand, Anders Jacob Johansen from Ula in Vestfold, was one of the nautical pilots who had their base here. The lighthouse has not been staffed since late 2002 and was automated in 2003.
Svenner marina
Svenner is a popular port, especially among the locals. Even though the harbor at Svenner is gentle, you should not travel in and out of the port when there is a lot of wind. You can enter Svenner at both the Nordbogen, Røvika and in Fyrhavna. There are great mooring opportunities along the mountain or along the pier, and good anchorage in the sandy bottom.
Transportation
Boat transport by ferry in the summer season, or contact Stavern Dykkersenter tel. +47 92842833 for transportation and taxi boat.
Gatherings and accommodation at Svenner Lighthouse
The beautiful stone house is today open to anyone who wants a special night in the lighthouse. It is arranged for rental of the boathouse (max. 30 persons) and with the possibility of accommodation through Svenner Fyr Kystled. There are 19 beds in 6 bedrooms in Steinhuset. Overnight guests must bring their own duvet / sleeping bag as well as food and drinking water. The kitchen has cooking facilities and necessary equipment. The buildings have, through many years of voluntary efforts, been put on hold with members from the coastal teams, housekeeping and with financial support from, among others, the Coastal Administration and the Sparebankstiftelsen.
Information and booking can be found at Svenner.no
There are outdoor toilets on the site.
In the summer months, it boils in Stavern and the small streets teem with life. The population is multiplying, and the place offers a wonderful southern atmosphere. Here you can walk in historic surroundings, visit the small artist galleries that are close together or enjoy lazy days on the beach.
The charming Hotel Wassillioff is uniquely situated in the heart of Stavern, with a short distance to everything. The hotel offers light and airy rooms in historic surroundings. If you visit Smak av Stavern, you can enjoy a tempting meal while almost sitting with your toes on the water's edge in Stavern Gjestehavn.
A short way from town to the archipelago
In Stavern, it is a short distance from city life to the archipelago, and wonderful nature experiences await. With a taxi boat or with the regular boat M/S Viksfjord you can take the trip out to Svenner lighthouse, which is located on the island of Korpekollen at the far end of the sea gap in an idyllic archipelago. The island is one of boaters' most popular spots, and is perfect for a day of swimming, sun-warmed rocky cliffs and crab fishing. M/S Viksfjord can also be rented for companies, activities, swimming trips, fishing trips and more.
It is not without reason that Stavern is called the artist's town by the sea. Here the art galleries are close together in atmospheric surroundings, and you will find many of them inside Fredriksvern Verft. Here it is great to walk in historic surroundings, at what was once Norway's first main station for the navy in Stavern.
Hiking along the coastal path
Further from Fredriksvern Verft you can follow the coastal path up to Minnehallen and on from here towards Rakke. The coastal path is a full 35 km and takes you to Helgeroa along rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, shallow coves and various types of forest. This is a hiking experience at its best, with a short distance between hiking shoes and high heels. You will pass Mølen along the route, a powerful natural monument from the last ice age. Mølen is part of the UNESCO European Geopark, and among the pebbles you can find over 100 different rock types.
There are many concerts throughout the season and the culture house has several stages. In addition to experiences in their own house, they also arrange sunrise concerts and other concerts at Verdens Ende.
Nøtterøy Kulturhus has many unique performances that can only be experienced only at this scene in Norway. They are also part of exciting international networks that provide access to fantastic performances normally have to go to Paris, London, Berlin and New York to experience.
The amphitheater has space for 425 seated audiences and both theater, new circus, comedy shows, dance and concerts are arranged here.
The club stage is used for intimate concerts, small standing concerts, beer tastings, wine tastings, literary meetings, opera cafes and so on.
The stage house is suitable for, among other things, standing concerts and performances close to the artists behind the stage curtain in the amphitheater.
The foyer is open 1 hour before and after the performance, and sells snacks and drinks. This can also be pre-ordered on the website when you buy a ticket.
The small hall is used for meetings and small events, and is not suitable for concerts. The hall is used as a cloakroom, and often for gatherings and meals for small groups in connection with performances/concerts. The cultural center also rents out premises for meetings and conferences.
Nøtterøy Kulturhus is closed in the middle of summer.
Nøtterøy Kulturhus is part of Færder municipality and is only 5 minutes by car from the center of Tønsberg. There are several free parking options.
If you take the bus, there is a bus stop within walking distance of the cultural center. Se vkt.no for timetables.
More information can be found on their website.
Verdensteateret used to be a cinema, built in 1916, but is now a stage with a range of offers. Here you will find everything from student-shows to childrens’ theatre and rock-concerts! This Culture House holds up to 320 people.
Verdensteateret recently had a general facelift, with new colours, new furnitures and a new bar, and can be rented for conserts and shows.
Verdensteateret is hosted by the organization Frilynt. Frilynt.no.
Opening hours: 08.00-15.35
Visiting address:
Sandefjordsveien 3
Tel: +47 33 41 60 00
<a href="http://www.sandefjord.kommune.no" target="_new">Sandefjord Town Administration</a>
From Tønsberg and Nøtterøy we cross Vrengen bridge over to Tjøme, the islands furthest out in the Oslo Fjord towards the fresh seas of the Skagerrak. The three main islands, Tjøme, Brøtsø and Hvasser together with lots of small islands with sheltered harbours is a well-known holiday paradise where one can experience good swimming possibilities during the summer's long and sunny days. Tjøme claims to have most sunny days in the year!
Tjøme's area is 38 km². 4.500 people live here permanently. During the summer there are between 20.000-30.000 residents on this popular holiday island, due to the summer cottages here. There are restaurants, hotels, cottages to rent, camping grounds and a school camp.
As "Places of Interest" we must mention Tjøme's nature and Færder National Park.
"The World's End" Verdens Ende lies furthest south on Tjøme. The area has fantastic views towards the Skagerrak. Superb bathing possibilities from smooth rocks and islands. The name "World's End" originated amongst travellers here in the beginning of the 20th century. Before that the area was best known as vantage point for pilots looking for ships. The well known "basket lighthouse" and the restaurant were built in 1932. The long pier from the mainland out towards the small islands forms a protected harbour basin. Here lies one of Tjøme's largest Marinas with service buildings.
Hvasser – with the village of Sandøsund also has a unique contact with the skerries and the sea. South of Hvasser there are good rambling and bathing possibilities. On the northern part of the island is the well-known bathing beach; Lilleskagen.
Tjøme all the year round…
Tjøme is also an attraction for those who seek the first sign of spring or the beautiful colours of autumn. The foaming spray from a raging sea over the rocks at "World's End" or the clear, calm days of winter can be a worthwhile experience.