Adam from Visit Sørlandet checked out the Havnedagen in
Kristiansand.
On Saturday the 31st of May, Kristiansand was showing off
its best weather by far this year. No clouds in the sky, light winds and 25 degree
temperatures. So my wife and I decided to take the kids into the city on our
boat and check out Havnedagen which is a special event for families by the
harbour and waterside in Kristiansand.
We were greeted at fiskebrygga by a packed crowd and a full
harbour of boats. It was a bit of a mission to find a parking place. After a
few laps, we managed to find one by the footbridge at the harbour.
The main parking area for the boats was roped off because of
a little boat taking kids on trips around the harbour. It is a copy of the boat
out of the cartoon TV programme 'Elias'.
We went straight for the ice cream store and relaxed on the
harbour steps. There was a musician playing some songs and I could not resist
the smell of the barbeque taking place a few metres over and felt compelled to
taste the free samples of salmon.
Shortly after, I bought two salmon wraps for my wife and I.
Shortly after, I bought two salmon wraps for my wife and I.
I can honestly say that I have never had a nicer wrap. If
only they cooked them everyday at the harbour!
Shortly after finishing the wrap, I noticed a man struggling
to paddle a rubber boat over the ropes that were blocking off the harbour. He
was an unfortunate soul that was on his bachelor party. After chatting to him,
he told me that his mission was to paddle into the middle of the harbour with a
blow up doll and buy some sun screen. That is something you do not see
everyday.
There was also a Boat Show taking place not too far away, so
we walked over there and had a bit of a look around. There were a lot of nice
boats and stands selling items for the boats. Luckily we are very satisfied
with our boat and our bank will be thankful that we did not ask them for more
money to buy a new one...
A great day out!
Living it up; living advertisement statesman n a lot more.
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