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Bergen, Norway Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Today in Bergen's harbor, boating and kayaking enthusiasts have hit the jackpot with near-perfect conditions. Boaters enjoy a stellar 9.1/10 suitability score, while kayakers aren't far behind at 8.4/10. The wind is a gentle whisper from the SSE at 2 knots, with only occasional gusts up to 4 knots, making it an ideal day to glide across the water without a care. The wave heights are barely noticeable, peaking at a mere 0.2 meters, and calming to 0.1 meters by late evening. It's the kind of day where the water feels like glass. For divers, conditions are quite inviting with a 7.8/10 score. The sea surface temperature is a cool 14.5°C, slightly below average, but the calm seas and good visibility make it a rewarding experience. However, if you're planning to fish, you might find the day less thrilling. With a score of 6.4/10, fishing is decent, but not remarkable. The solunar periods suggest your best chance is during the major window from 9:03 to 11:03 this morning. While the weather is playing nice today, the forecast for the coming days suggests a shift. Temperatures will rise slightly tomorrow, but expect increasing chances of rain by the weekend, with winds picking up to over 8 knots by Saturday. The wave action remains minimal, so water activities should still be enjoyable, albeit with a bit more caution as the weather becomes less predictable. If you're looking to make the most of today, consider an afternoon paddle or a leisurely boat ride. With the sun setting at 19:08, you'll have plenty of daylight to bask in the serene conditions. Just remember to keep an eye on that waxing gibbous moonrise at 18:39, promising a picturesque end to a splendid day on the water.