A guided aquaculture experience
Salmon Eye is a floating visitor centre in Hardangerfjord. Its interactive tour explores different perspectives on aquaculture and the opportunities and challenges of producing food at sea.
From Rosendal to Salmon Eye
The visit starts at the pier in Rosendal, with transport on the fully electric boats Malm or Melder. Visitors follow a guided programme, including insight into production at Hågardsneset.
Plan your group visit
Maritime Tours can help plan your journey to Rosendal around an available tour. Access to Salmon Eye is through a booked visitor experience using the centre’s boats; private vessels cannot dock.
Tours run at set times and are normally in Norwegian. Confirm timing and language when booking. Weather may affect the visit.
Read more about Salmon Eye’s learning experience.
Plan your visit: Salmon Eye near Rosendal
Two journeys need to connect
Travel to Rosendal and the Salmon Eye viewing experience are separate arrangements. The centre uses its own boats from Rosendal; private vessels cannot dock at Salmon Eye. Confirm the viewing time before finalising the transport to Rosendal.
A learning experience rather than a dining booking
The guided viewing covers aquaculture and food production at sea. No food is served on the viewing tour. If your group wants a meal as part of the day, it needs to be arranged separately before or after the visit.
Language and conditions
The centre describes an information-rich programme designed with young adults in mind. Confirm the language and your group’s requirements in advance. Salmon Eye is a floating installation, and weather can affect the visit. Check the current programme and conditions with the centre when planning.
Connect the route and vessel
Maritime Tours AS in Bergen coordinates enquiries for the selected journey. Vessel suitability and availability are confirmed for the date and group.
Visitor information: Read the venue’s own information.
