Destination Touristique Bien Établie Offrant Un Port De Plaisance, Des Hébergements Et Une Activité Commerciale Soutenue Toute L'année

Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp is an established tourism and sea-fishing operation, ideally located by the waterfront in Skjervøy, Northern Troms, Norway. The property comprises 8 cabins and 6 apartments, all fully equipped for self-catering, with private kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. The facility also features its own marina/quay and has been developed as a comprehensive destination for accommodation and deep-sea fishing. Included in the sale is a development site with significant potential located at the outermost part of Kollagerneset (property no. 69/891), together with accompanying concept designs.

The business offers facilities for the handling, processing, and storage of catches. Its customer base is primarily international, with strong ties to the European sea-fishing tourism market and visitors from several European countries.

The location provides excellent opportunities for continued operations and further development within sea fishing and nature-based tourism. There is also potential to extend the tourism season through activities such as whale watching and Northern Lights tourism, enhancing the property’s year-round appeal.

Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp is an established tourism and recreational sea-fishing business enjoying a prime waterfront location at Strandveien 150, Skjervøy, Northern Troms, Norway, comprising the properties 69/78, 69/84, 69/766, and 69/891. The facility is directly connected to the sea and has been developed as a comprehensive destination concept centered around accommodation and deep-sea fishing, featuring cabins and apartments, a private marina/quay, and an extensive fleet of boats. For many years, the business has primarily catered to the international sea-fishing tourism market, attracting guests from a number of European countries.

The resort consists of 8 cabins and 6 apartments. All accommodation units are designed for self-catering and include fully equipped kitchens, private bathrooms with shower and WC, as well as comfortable living and dining areas. The cabins are approximately 50 m² in size and feature two bedrooms accommodating up to four guests. The apartment portfolio includes both smaller and larger units, with the largest apartments measuring approximately 80 m², offering three bedrooms and accommodation for up to six guests. This flexible accommodation mix enables the camp to cater to both small travel parties and larger groups, making it particularly well suited to the organized fishing travel market. Additionally, the property package includes a development site with considerable potential at the outermost part of Kollagerneset (69/891) together with accompanying concept plans and preliminary development sketches.

A key component of the operation is its direct waterfront setting. Guests enjoy immediate access from the accommodation area to the camp’s private marina and boat berths, allowing convenient movement between lodging, equipment preparation, and fishing excursions. The integration of accommodation and marine infrastructure enhances operational efficiency while providing guests with a seamless and complete experience in a single location. The facility also offers infrastructure related to fish processing and storage, including fish-filleting, drying, and freezing facilities.

The boat fleet constitutes an important part of the camp’s established operating concept. The business currently markets access to a fleet of 13 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Marlin vessels equipped with Yamaha 150 HP four-stroke engines. This modern and functional cabin boat design features a practical walk-around layout and is particularly well suited to offshore fishing under Arctic and Northern Norwegian conditions. The vessels measure approximately 7.17 meters in length and are equipped with 280-liter fuel tanks. According to the company, the fleet is subject to ongoing maintenance and servicing. The boats are supplied through collaboration with Motor & Marine Rotsund AS. The specific contractual arrangements, ownership structure of the vessels, and any agreements to be transferred as part of a transaction are described in the company’s supporting documentation and should be considered together with the final transaction structure.

The business has traditionally been built around weekly fishing holiday packages combining accommodation with multi-day use of fishing vessels. Guests may also be offered transportation between Tromsø Airport and Skjervøy. Sørkjosen Airport is located approximately 35 minutes away by car. The combination of accommodation facilities, marina, boats, and associated support services positions Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp as a well-established and professionally developed sea-fishing tourism concept where a substantial portion of guest requirements are handled within a single integrated operation.

Skjervøy is widely recognized as a traditional fishing community and is strategically located for access to the rich fishing grounds off the coast of Northern Troms. The area is particularly known for fishing opportunities targeting species such as cod, coalfish (saithe), haddock, and halibut, and its location has made Skjervøy an attractive destination for both Norwegian and international recreational anglers. The camp’s primary fishing season is currently marketed from March through October.

At the same time, the destination has developed into a highly attractive travel destination outside the traditional fishing season. The waters surrounding Skjervøy are especially renowned for whale watching during the winter months, typically from late October through parts of January. Combined with the Northern Lights, Arctic scenery, and other winter-based experiences, this provides a compelling opportunity for season extension and broader utilization of accommodation capacity. A future owner may therefore capitalize on significant potential for further development within nature-based tourism and year-round destination offerings.

The business operates within a market characterized by strong international demand for nature-based and experiential tourism. Northern Norway and Troms attract a high proportion of international overnight stays, and Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp’s established positioning within the European sea-fishing tourism market provides a solid foundation for continued operations. Direct online bookings through the company’s website, combined with cooperation agreements with international fishing travel operators, contribute to the business’s visibility and distribution within its target markets.

The offering therefore represents an opportunity to acquire an established tourism business featuring accommodation capacity, waterfront access, marina facilities, an existing sea-fishing tourism concept, digital presence, and an established customer base. The operation already possesses the fundamental infrastructure required to continue current activities while simultaneously offering opportunities for expansion into deep-sea fishing, nature-based experiences, whale safaris, Northern Lights tourism, and other year-round accommodation and tourism concepts.

Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp combines an established operational tourism business with an attractive maritime location in one of Northern Norway’s most recognized regions for sea fishing and Arctic nature experiences.

About the Company

Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp AS (Company Registration No. [hidden information]) is an established Norwegian company engaged in cabin and boat rentals, camping activities, and tourism-related services. The company was incorporated in 2003 and operates Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp at Strandveien 150, Skjervøy.

The business is centered around accommodation and recreational sea-fishing tourism and includes, among other assets, 8 cabins, 6 apartments, marine facilities, and marina infrastructure, together with established booking systems, customer relationships, and commercial partnerships supporting ongoing operations. The customer base is predominantly international, with a strong focus on the European sea-fishing tourism market.

The sale is contemplated as a transfer of the business and/or company, providing prospective purchasers with the opportunity to acquire an established operating platform with existing operations, market position, and associated rights and agreements to the extent included in the final transaction.

Further information regarding historical revenue, profitability, balance sheet development, debt obligations, and other financial key figures is available in the separate financial and accounting documentation included in the sales package. Interested parties are encouraged to review these materials together with the corporate and operational documentation made available during the sales process.

Financial Highlights (FY 2025)
Net Profit: NOK 1,323,917
Working Capital: NOK 1,667,345

Skjervøy Lodge Fiskecamp enjoys a prominent waterfront location in Skjervøy, Northern Troms, Norway. The property is situated within an established coastal community with strong ties to fisheries, aquaculture, and maritime industries, benefiting from close proximity to the sea, harbour facilities, and local services. Skjervøy serves as the administrative center of Skjervøy Municipality and is located on the island of Skjervøya, with mainland access provided via the Skjervøy Bridge and the Maursund Tunnel. The area is also served by the Hurtigruten/Kystruten coastal route, which calls regularly at Skjervøy.

The location provides excellent conditions for operations related to accommodation, recreational fishing experiences, and marine-based activities. The surrounding area comprises residential and commercial development, harbour facilities, fjords, and spectacular mountain and coastal landscapes. From Skjervøy, there is convenient access to open sea areas, fjords, and productive fishing grounds, while still benefiting from immediate access to essential amenities in the town centre, including grocery stores, restaurants, service providers, and municipal services.

Skjervøy is located near Kvænangen and Reisafjorden, within a region characterized by dramatic coastal scenery, islands, and mountains. This setting makes the property attractive for both year-round use and seasonal tourism operations. The combination of accessibility, proximity to the harbour and town centre, and direct integration into an active fishing and coastal community makes the location exceptionally well suited for the continued operation and further development of tourism, fishing camp activities, and experience-based outdoor and marine recreation businesses.

Skjervøy is connected to the mainland and can be reached by car from Tromsø. There is also a high-speed passenger ferry service between Tromsø and Skjervøy, while Tromsø Airport serves as the primary gateway for a large share of the international visitors travelling to the region. Sørkjosen Airport is located approximately 35 minutes away by car.

The camp’s established airport transfer service therefore forms an important part of the overall guest experience, particularly for international visitors travelling with fishing equipment and other luggage. This convenient transportation solution helps ensure seamless travel between the airports and the destination, enhancing accessibility and the attractiveness of the resort for both individual anglers and organized fishing groups.

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