East of Gauphaugen, smaller vessels can anchor at 6–8 meters depth, with a sandy seabed.
\nSmall vessels can also anchor in the bay approximately 4 cables southeast of the above anchorage, with depths of 10–15 meters, also with a sandy bottom.
\nIn Skjelvågen, there is a 7-meter wooden quay, with depths ranging from 3.5 to 2.7 meters from the north. Small vessels can anchor in the bay at 10–12 meters depth, with a sandy seabed. Facilities include a marina, guest dock, electricity, water, toilet, and a café. Watch out for a sewage pipe!
\nEast of Hustadøya, there is an anchorage for smaller vessels at 15–20 meters depth, with a sandy seabed.
\nAnchorage is also possible in Hoøyvågen and Einvågen, on the north side of Steinkjerfjorden, with a clay seabed, but both locations are exposed to southwesterly winds.
\nAt the innermost part of Skjeviksundet, small vessels can anchor at 2–4 meters depth, with a sand and clay bottom. Larger vessels can anchor further out, at 4–10 meters depth, with a sand and shell seabed. Westerly and southwesterly winds may affect these anchorages.
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