Moldøen (also known as Måløyna, Lisjemåløyna, Øyna, or Måløy Island) is a small island in Kinn Municipality in Vestland county, Norway. It is located immediately east of the town centre in Måløy in the Ulvesund strait between the large island of Vågsøy and the village of Degnepoll on the mainland. Historically, the island was strategically placed in the main shipping lane on Norway's coast with harbour facilities for vessels sailing between Bergen and Northern Norway and was visited by King Frederik IV in 1704.
Moldøen (also known as Måløyna, Lisjemåløyna, Øyna, or Måløy Island) is a small island located in Kinn Municipality of Vestland county, Norway. It lies east of the town center in Måløy within the Ulvesund strait between the larger island of Vågsøy and the mainland village of Degnepoll. Historically, this island was strategically positioned along Norway's coast as a key shipping route with harbor facilities for vessels traveling between Bergen and Northern Norway. King Frederik IV visited the island in 1704.