Fishing port with WWII history and the iconic Kannesteinen rock
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Hurtigruten and Havila dock at InterComTerminalen (Måløy kystrutekai) on Gate 1, southeast Vågsøy. There is no separate cruise terminal — you step off into a working fishing harbour. The Måløy Bridge over Ulvesund is right there.
💡 Pro Tip
The coastal express is in port 15 minutes. Northbound 05:15–05:30. Southbound 05:45–06:00. You have the quay and Gate 1, not Kannesteinen. Be back before departure.
Typical Stop
15 minutes on Hurtigruten/Havila. Northbound 05:15–05:30; southbound 05:45–06:00.
Best For
The harbour and Gate 1 on a 15-minute call. Kannesteinen and Refviksanden need a car — not the coastal express.
Shuttle
Not needed — walk!
Payment
Norwegian kroner (NOK). Cards accepted everywhere — Norway is cashless.
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The quay is in Måløy, on Gate 1. Sør-Vågsøy church is 1.5 km / 22 minutes on foot — too far for this call. Stay at the harbour.
Hurtigruten/Havila stay 15 minutes. Northbound 05:15–05:30. Southbound 05:45–06:00. Do not plan Kannesteinen or the beach around this stop.
Kannesteinen, an hourglass rock shaped by waves, is on the west side of Vågsøy. Not walkable in 15 minutes. You need a car or taxi.
Cards accepted everywhere. You do not need cash.
Coastal and often windy. Hurtigruten's own table: June–August daytime highs 15–17°C. Waterproof jacket year-round.
113 medical, 112 police, 110 fire. Out-of-hours GP: 116 117. Nearest full hospital: Førde sentralsjukehus.
From the sea you see the Måløy Bridge over Ulvesund and the small island of Moldøen, where the town began. The quay is full of fishing boats.
Norwegian, English is usually fine. Signs and menus are in Norwegian.
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InterComTerminalen. Hurtigruten and Havila dock at InterComTerminalen (Måløy kystrutekai) on Gate 1, southeast Vågsøy. There is no separate cruise terminal — you step off into a working fishing harbour. The Måløy Bridge over Ulvesund is right there.
The quay is in town
Fishing port with WWII history and the iconic Kannesteinen rock
Not needed — walk!
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Last updated March 2026