Laksforsen is situated in Grane by highway E6, with a breathtaking panoramic view of a beautiful waterfall. Through the panoramic windows of the restaurant, you enjoy a spectacular view of the raging waters and the spray from the 17-metre-high waterfall. You can feel the thunder of the falls! And diners can often see the salmon’s impressive leaps as it struggles to navigate upstream. Read More
The cultural workshop in the old town, Sjøgata in Mosjøen, is a unique environment where past and present blend together. A café with soul The cosy café on the ground floor is open every weekday. Here you can enjoy a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, and traditional dishes, and see exhibitions of paintings by foreign as well as Norwegian artists. Every Friday there is a lunch concert at 1200 with local musicians, eager amateurs, and professionals. On some Fridays, there are special guest musicians and even choirs. All concerts are free. Read More
Welcome to Helgeland and Aspnes Camping, beautifully situated by Fustvatnet lake, approximately 13 km north of Mosjøen. Camping At Aspnes by beautiful Fustvatnet, there's something for everyone, young and old alike. Enjoy excellent swimming opportunities, and the campsite offers rowboat rentals. Just 5 km away, you'll find a 9-hole golf course. Read More
Laksforsen nature and cultural gallery tells the history of the Salmon River Vefsna, specifically its use and recreation close to one of Norway’s most fantastic waterfalls. You’ll find the gallery in the lower floor of Laksforsen café, approximately 30 km south of Mosjøen and approximately 8 km north of Trofors in Grane. You should also take the time to visit Trofors, where Grane Bygdetun lies. Here you’ll find a rich collection of cultural historic buildings from the 18th and the 19th century. Read More
Are you looking for a unique experience? An experience where nature and culture meet and leaves an impression in all your senses? Then you should take a trip to Sæterstad Gård, beautifully situated 400 meters above sea level at the foot of Krutfjellet in Hattfjelldal, an area that has been populated by Sami, Swedes and Norwegians for many centuries. Accommodation and farm restaurant Sæterstad is an organic mountain farm located in an area that has been populated by Sami, Swedes and Norwegians for many hundreds of years. In addition to accommodation, you will find a goat barn, a fish barn, its own micro power plant, salt cave, a great farm restaurant and a small shop on the farm. And outside you get entertainment from wild goats. Read More
Hildur’s Urterarium is a vibrant and lush place where both the food and the surroundings are an integral part of the experience. The well‑tended herb garden is open to visitors and invites peaceful walks among herbs, flowers and a beautiful garden setting. Inside Restaurant Sagastuen and the old parlour, guests can enjoy the calm and cosy atmosphere, combined with flavours based on local ingredients – perfect for those seeking a break from everyday life and memorable tastes in good company. Hildurs Urterarium Hildurs Urterarium Hildurs is situated at Tilrem, about 7 km north of Brønnøysund. It has been in the same family for generations, first as a farm and now as a very special place that attracts visitors from far and wide. There is a year-round restaurant, an impressive herb garden, a summer café, and accommodation. You can spend all day exploring outdoors and indoors, and sleep with a satisfied smile on your face. Read More
OscarBrygga at Tonnes offers accommodation in rorbu cabins or wharf rooms, right on the shore. From your balcony, you can enjoy the sunset or the glow of the midnight sun, to the soothing sound of the surf. Dining is offered in a refurbished old wharf building rich in ambience. Tonnes is a small village in Lurøy with great hiking opportunities on the mainland and the surrounding islands. Several express boats dock daily, and you can easily plan a day trip to the popular Rødøyløva. If you prefer to stay on land, you can visit "Tonnes-Høla," an easily accessible sea cave, stroll around the lively harbor, swim at beautiful sandy beaches, or simply enjoy an ice cream at OscarBrygga. Read More
In the village of Utskarpen, between Mo i Rana and Nesna, Elise and Marius established a culinary attraction that is drawing a steady stream of foodies. They offer a dining experience where every dish is made from ingredients fresh from the farm and pasture. They also offer accommodation – charming rooms in a countryside setting. The Norwegian name is “Til Elise fra Marius” (To Elise from Marius). The hosts do their utmost to give you a memorably great dining experience. They take the concept “from farm to table” quite literally, choosing fresh produce from the farm, meat from pasture-raised livestock, ingredients foraged from local forests, and freshly caught seafood. Book a table today – and look forward to a world-class dining experience! Read More
Visitors are welcome to stay in one of the historic houses on Sjøgata street. The apartments offered are furnished in the old style but fully-equipped. Renting accommodation here will give you a good feel for a time that was less hurried – while enjoying all the comforts and amenities we have come to expect today. As a guest in one of these old houses, you will find yourself immersed in the town’s historic setting. Take time to visit the wharf museum for insights into Mosjøen’s colourful history; step back into an age when these proud houses had just been built, gentlemen sported handlebar moustaches, and ladies wore long skirts. Read More
Elfis Sjøstuer is beautifully situated by a small cove on the northern part of the island of Herøy. This is the place to come for a tranquil holiday in scenic surroundings. Guests enjoy a fine view that spans from the Seven Sisters mountains to the south and the peak called Dønnamannen to the north. Activities available include kayaking, fishing, hiking, cycling and island hopping. Elfis Sjøstuer is located in a quiet waterfront cove on the northern part of Herøy, along the Helgeland coast. Here, you can relax in peaceful surroundings with the Seven Sisters mountains to the south and views of Dønnamannen to the north—or head out for island hopping, hiking, cycling, kayaking, fishing, and more if you're feeling active. Read More
