Ristorante Del Mare offers a wide variety of a la carte dishes, as well as delicious Italian pasta and authentic stone-baked pizza.
The restaurant has an intimate, Mediterranean atmosphere with open kitchen so you can watch the chef prepare your food.
Before the dinner arrives on the table, you'll taste their excellent bruschetta, made with fresh herbs and their own home baked bread.
Welcome to an atmospheric restaurant with reasonable prices!
There are child-friendly shallow beaches, beaches with campgrounds and more secluded beaches.
Strømbadet, Sandefjord's town bath. Opened in 2020. Floating jetty for sea bathing in the harbour. Access from Hjertnesstranda (Sandefjordsveien 7) across the street of Scandic Park Hotel. Parking. Heavy rain can cause overflow discharges in the area around the bathing facility. Such discharges will result in temporary poor bathing water quality. Watch for possible red light on arrival.
Asnes, Vesterøya – 5 km from town center (bus 168 or 170)
Here you have several small south-facing beaches, beautiful cliffs and gras area. Camping, kiosk and toilet facilities open May 1st – September 1st.
Flautangen, Østerøya – 9 km from town center(bus 162)
Here you will find both a sandy beach, pebble beach and rocks, and there are toilets, a fireplace and excellent fishing spots. Arrival: Take Road 303 towards Stokke. Follow signs to Østerøya. After approx. 5 km turn left and follow the sign to Flautangen. There is a path to the beach.
Goksjø – 7 km from town center (Bus 150)
Fresh water with grass slope down towards the water. There is a swimming jetty and float. Arrival: Follow Road 305 from Sandefjord to Andebu. After passing the highway E-18, turn left onto Semsbakken after approx. 800 meters.
Granholmen – 5 km from town center (bus 01, 161)
Small beach, gras area and rocks. Camping, kiosk and toilet facilities open May 1st – September 1st. Arrival: Follow Road 303 towards Larvik. Turn left approx. 5 km from the town center. Follow signs to Granholmen.
Grubesand, Vesterøya – 9 km from town center (bus 168)
Quiet, east-facing sandy beach with 100 meters sand and rolling stones in the end. Good hiking paths along the coast. Good fishing spots and toilets. Arrival: From the town center run follow the signs to Vesterøya. Follow Vesterøyveien approx. 7 km (past Langeby camping) and then take left on Auveveien.
Korsvik, Vesterøya – 5 km from town center (bus 168 or 170)
Child-friendly sandy and gravel beach with a pine forest in the back. Arrival: From the town center, follow the signs to Vesterøya and turn in on Veløyveien. The beach is by the road.
Langeby, Vesterøya – 7 km from town center (bus 168)
Child-friendly sandy beach with some rocks and good diving spots. Camping, shop and toilet facilities are open May 1st – September 1st. Arrival: From the town center follow the sign to Vesterøya. Follow Vesterøyveien approx. 7 km. Langeby is just off the road.
Skjellvika, Østerøya – 5,5 km from town center
Very child-friendly, sandy beach. Path along the foot of the mountains in the north. Kiosk and toilet facilities. Arrival: Take road 303 towards Stokke. Follow signs to Østerøya. After approx. 3 km turn left on Østerøyveien by Søndre Sunde on Skjellvikaveien.
Truber and Yxney, Østerøya – 12 km from town center (bus 162)
Large area with both beaches and rocks. The sandy beach on Truber are most popular. Toilets at Truber. Arrival: Take road 303 towards Stokke. Follow signs towards Østerøya. Approx. 7 km after you've passed the sign "Østerøya" turn left (signposted).
Vøra, Vesterøya – 9 km from town center (bus 168)
Child-friendly sandy beach. Camping, shop, beach volleyball court and toilet facilities are open May 1st – September 1st. Arrival: From the town center follow the signs to Vesterøya. Follow Vesterøyveien approx. 8 km. The campsite is situated by the road.
Beaches for persons with disabilities: Granhomen, Lahelle, Langeby, Nord Trubervika, Tangen, Vøra and Bogen.
See www.sandefjord.kommune.no for details about how they are adapted.
Conference / event
– Large conference / meeting room for up to 200 people
– Room with fireplace for up to 65 people
– Dining room with seating for 110 people
– Several smaller meeting rooms and living rooms
– Modern sound, light and projector
– Wireless network with good capacity
The national coastal route no. 1 along the coast and the regional route no. 24 to Larvik also both pass through Sandefjord and offer beautiful natural scenery.
In addition there are 3 local routes:
-Torp Tour (18 km)
-Goksjø Tour (16,6 km)
-Marum Tour (13,3 km)
With a strong focus on coffee craftsmanship and roasting, the venue offers a varied selection of coffee with distinctive flavours and aromas. Sweet treats and light lunch dishes are also served in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The cosy courtyard features ample seating, palm trees, flowers, and string lights, creating a charming and relaxed setting. The courtyard also leads to an extended concept: up a staircase and through a door is the Ice Cream Bar, offering a wide selection of ice cream for all ages.
During the summer season, the area becomes a lively gathering place for coffee and ice cream enthusiasts, and is a popular stop for both locals and visitors.
Closed for the season – Opens April 25th
The restaurant Brygga 11 is a seafood Restaurant, serving local delicacies by the waterfront, run by the Winner of Bocuse d'OR 2009, Geir Skeie. The surroundings are perfect for some seafood or a drink.
Menu from the Ocean
The main focus of Brygga 11 restaurant is simple and tasty food provided by the ocean. What about fresh oysters with lemon? Or boiled Skagerrak-shrimps with mayonnaise? Blue mussels with seasonal vegetables, homemade side dishes, smoked salmon – or “lutefisk” during christmas season?
The food is in focus, and the menu varies depending on what the fishermen bring. The dessert menu follow the same philosophy: only the seasonal best fruit and berries.
As your drink you can choose everything from a simple Riesling from Germany to some of the world's most exclusive and rare wines. Or you can explore the selection of beer.
The restaurant Brygga 11 has something for everyone – considering taste and wallet.
Book a table
If you want to book a table for more than 8 people, call or email post@brygga11.no.
Book a table for less than 8 people through the website.
Scandic Park Sandefjord offers locations particularly suited to ceremonies and gatherings such as wedding, anniversary or company party up to 1200 people.
You can choose from a number of halls and living rooms that have in common that they form a stylish frame when something should be celebrated.
The hotel chefs offer an interesting cuisine served in historic surroundings.
Contact +47 33 44 74 00
This fort was occupied by The German military in 1941, and The German military authorities called it VESTERØEN. Since 1945 the fort has been called FOLEHAVNA, which is actually the name of the beautiful bay with a sandy beach overlooking the fiord of Sandefjord.
After the 2 world war, most of the area was taken over by Coastal Artillery, while some parts were quickly released. The military activity was closed down in 1993.
The outermost part of the area, with the relatively steep slopes down towards the sea is treeless, while the rest of the area has lush vegetation. The highest part of the area is slightly over 20 meters. From the fort you have a clear view out over the sea towards Onsøylandet and the Hvalerøyene to the east, open sea in a southern direction and over towards Svenner Lighthouse, and the Telemark and Vestfold coasts in the west.
Parking is easy, and if you are interested in fishing, there are many opportunities here. On the way out you also pass an art gallery – Gallery Flood, which is usually also open on Sundays.
Metro bowling Sandefjord is located at Pindsle, 3 km from the town centre.
It is possible to have railing on all the courts, which makes it easier for children.
During the weekends the music is turned up, the lights are dimmed and music videos are playing on the screens.
Right next door is Metro indoor playground and Laser games. Restaurant & Sports bar.
Midtåsen Sculptur Pavilion
On a hill in Midtåsen is Midtåsen sculpture pavilion and a sculpture park, featuring a selection of the works of Knut Steen in marble and bronze. Here you find twelve marble sculptures inside and four bronze sculptures outside.
The pavilion was drawn by the architect Svein Lund and landscape architect Gullik Gulliksen, and has brought international engagement.
Free entrance!