Snilstveitøy

Snilstveitøy is a small island located in the municipality of Kvitsøy in Rogaland county, Norway. The island is situated in the Kvitsøyfjorden, a strait that separates the mainland from the larger island of Karmøy. Administratively, Snilstveitøy is part of the Kvitsøy archipelago, which is known for its rugged coastal landscape and maritime heritage.

The island itself is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the coastal environment in this region. Historically, the inhabitants of Snilstveitøy, like much of the surrounding area, were reliant on fishing and agriculture for their livelihood. The proximity to the sea has always played a significant role in the island's development and the lifestyle of its residents.

While Snilstveitøy is not densely populated, it is part of the larger community of Kvitsøy, which has a permanent population. Access to the island is typically by boat, as is common for many of the smaller islands in the Norwegian archipelago. The infrastructure on Snilstveitøy is limited, reflecting its small size and population. The island serves as a quiet, remote location within the broader Rogaland region, contributing to the diverse geography of the county.