Farsund
It handles approx. 400,000 tonnes of goods over the quay annually in Lundevågen, divided into approx. 700 ship calls. Hence approx. 300,000 tonnes of goods and approx. 100 calls to/from Alcoa quay. In addition, there are 25 storage spaces for vessels of different sizes.
Leasing of quays, outdoor areas and buildings aimed at the oil and energy sector accounts for over 90% of the turnover. The capacity of the quays, warehouses and outdoor areas in Lundevågen is currently very much utilised.
Remaining activities are mainly aimed at the dry bulk market (timber, sand, shingle and asphalt). There is currently no regular traffic with containers, general cargo traffic in Farsund harbor on the public quay.
About our docks
Lundevågen, Farsund
The world's largest seismic port
Lundevågen currently has 7 ISPS quays with depths of up to 15 meters and the possibility of taking 400 meter long ships to the quay. With a turnover of close to NOK 17 million a year (2020) and handling of 400,000 tonnes of goods a year, the port is a medium-sized port by Norwegian standards, but can boast the title "World's largest seismic port".
Here, over the past decade, a world-leading base for seismic vessels has been built up. Annually, the logistics for over 40 seismic ships are handled in Farsund and Lyngdal harbour.
The ships come in from a completed mission, are demobilized and then mobilized again to be prepared for new missions. This is a process that takes 2 to 4 weeks and involves several hundred professionals from all corners of the world each time. Sometimes the ships are "parked" for a period between missions. Then the ships are put into storage with shore power and skilled local professionals from all over Lister.
Overview of the quay and harbor facilities
| Quay name | Long time on the dock | Max ship size | Depth | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The deep water quay | 130 meters | 400 meters | 13.8 to 15 meters | Part of 5/4. |
| Industrikaien | 100 meters | 125 meters | 5 to 8.1 meters | Part of 5/4. 5/28. |
| The garage* | 70 meters | 90 meters | 5 to 9 meters | – |
| The tug boat quay* | 70 + 30 meters | 100 meters | 8 meters | – |
| The barge quay* | 40 meters | 120 meters | 9.1 meters | – |
| The municipal quay | 120 meters | 140 meters | 6.2 to 8.3 meters | Part of 6/61. |
| Alcoacaien** | 125 meters | 300 meters | 13 meters | – |
* = partly private and public quay
** = private quay.
The rest is a public quay operated by Listerhavnen IKS.
The port also owns large outdoor areas and buildings which are rented out to port customers in connection with the quay:
| Name of outdoor area | Area | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor area at Dypvannskaien | 11 goals | Part 5/4 |
| Outdoor area at Industrikaien | 7 goals | Part of 5/4. 5/28, 5/4/3 |
| Outdoor area by the bridge in Lundevågen | 12 goals | Part 5/185 (attached by Baring Farsund AS) |
| The island in Lundevågen | 6 goals | Part of 6/61 |
| Outdoor area ACO + municipal quay + tank facility | 34 goals + 9 goals | Part of 6/266. 6/61, 6/64, 6/72, 6/73, 6/236 |
The port also owns a large building stock:
| Building | Area | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|
| The harbor workshop | 120 m2 | Part of 5/4 |
| Warehouse at Industrikaien | 600 m2 | Part of 5/4 |
| The Asco halls | 9450 m2 | Part of 6/61 |
Areas marked in yellow are operated by Listerhavnen IKS.
Inner Harbour, Farsund
Verven, Gåseholmen, Jansens plan and Torvkaien.
Areas marked in yellow are operated by Listerhavnen IKS.
Overview of the quay and harbor facilities
| Quay name | Length of the dock | Depth | Area of use | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fern Sunde's place | 66 meters | 2 to 4 meters | Festivals and events | Part of 1/658, 1/1164 and 1/199 |
| Torvkaien and Tollbodkaien | 88 meters | 3.5 to 5 meters | Festivals and events | Part of 1/658 |
| Jahnsen's plan | 37 meters | 3 to 4 meters | Festivals and events | Part of 1/658 |
| The steamship quay | 60 meters | 3 to 5 meters | Long-term rental for historic skates | Part of 1/658 and part unmatriculated |
| The enlistment | 70 meters | 5 to 6 meters | Tugboats + larger sailing ships and smaller cargo ships | Part of 1/658 |
Listahavnen, Farsund
Areas marked in yellow are operated by Listerhavnen IKS.
Overview of the quay and harbor facilities
| Quay name | Length of the dock | Depth | Area of use | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listahavnen | 245 meters | 3 to 4.5 meters | Fishing port | Part of 34/116 and 34/248. 34/193 (attached by Listskøyta coastal cultural centre. |
The port also owns large outdoor areas and buildings which are rented out to port customers in connection with the quay.
Outdoor area
| Name of outdoor area | Area | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|
| Area at the fish reception | 17 goals | Part of 34/116 |
Building
| Building | Area | Land registry number |
|---|---|---|
| The fish reception | 350 m2 | Part of 34/116 |
Bugdøy, Farsund
Storage space with 5 pcs. 200 tonnes of bollards on land. The land area is part of joint ownership between gnr/bnr 215/2 (Farsund municipality) and 215/3 (Environmental Directorate).
