Right at the southern tip of Helgeland, amidst towering mountains, long fjords, and forest-covered slopes, lies the beautiful Bindal. Vast natural and hiking areas await your exploration. 9B90F6E9-A618-4114-B1E8-8CD36ADE8FA7 Created with sketchtool. How to travel to Bindal Bindal is… Read More
On a narrow peninsula, far south along the Helgeland coast, squeezed between several fjords and small island groups, we find Sømna. A lush agricultural area with country roads, paddling routes, and beautiful mountain hikes waiting for you to explore them. Read More
Explore some of Norway’s most contrasting landscapes at your own pace – from historic trading posts and the world’s strongest tidal current to glaciers, island landscapes and the Arctic Circle. You drive yourself, with a set framework that makes it easy to get the most out of each day. This 5-day self-drive package takes you through the northern part of the Kystriksveien and further into Helgeland, with carefully selected stops, experiences and accommodation along the way. This is what you will experience A guided visit to Kjerringøy trading post Saltstraumen – the world’s strongest tidal current A ferry crossing across the Arctic Circle The island landscapes of Dønna and Herøy Local food and a 5-course dinner by the sea The scenic coastal landscape of Helgeland Nordland National Park Centre and Sami culture Travel itinerary Day 1: Bodø – Kjerringøy – SaltstraumenMeet coastal history and end the day by the world’s strongest tidal current. Read More
Experience the Helgeland coast on a yacht. Helgeland Yacht offers exclusive boat trips in the archipelago outside Brønnøysund—with comfort, safety and close access to coastal scenery, for a memorable experience at sea. A tour around Torghatten is one of the most popular options. Helgeland Yacht, also known as M/Y Opus One, is a 49-foot yacht with a licensed onboard bar and serving permit. The yacht has a high standard throughout, with a spacious saloon, three cabins and six berths. It has capacity for up to 12 guests and good outdoor areas, including a dedicated fishing platform. Read More
Far out at sea, with only the open ocean and Iceland as the next neighbor to the west, lies the archipelago of Træna. Out here, coastal people, fish, and birds live among hundreds of large and small islands, islets and skerries. Read More
Far out on the Helgeland coast, away from the mainland and towards the open sea, lies the island of Lovund. Here, amidst raw and genuine nature, you’ll find a modern and progressive coastal community, complete with its own city beach, coffee roastery, and the world’s largest one-hole golf… Read More
The two islands Lurøy and Onøy are beautiful destinations for both relaxed days and outdoor activities in the summer. In this sheltered archipelago, visitors can experience Helgeland’s genuine and welcoming coastal culture, and just a short boat ride away they’ll find beautiful hiking and excursion areas such as… Read More
An indescribable island kingdom in the heart of the world’s most beautiful coastline. Here you’ll find calm channels, chalk-white beaches, and panoramic views of the Seven Sisters mountains. Perfect for both beginners and experienced paddlers. Welcome to Husvær – a paradise for paddlers. Out here in the Helgeland archipelago, you’ll find one of Norway’s most stunning paddling areas. The sheltered waters allow you to paddle safely between the islands while enjoying the birdlife, the calm sea, and the majestic mountains in the background. With a base at Havkanten Guesthouse, you’ll have access to kayaks, local food, and genuine coastal hospitality. A paddling experience you will never forget. Read More
Join an unforgettable Northern Lights experience along the southern part of the Helgeland coast. Aboard a comfortable yacht, we set out in search of the magical Aurora Borealis in one of Norway’s most scenic coastal areas. With the sea beneath us and the sky above, we glide silently… Read More
