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The shop at Sømna Kro og Gjestegård is stocked with cheese and honey, liquorice and spices, ketchup, dressings, and much more from local food producers.

A spacious boathouse, a charming fisherman’s cabin, and a cosy cottage – all set in beautiful surroundings where the sea meets the hills in northern Dønna.

Stavseng Gård is located in the northern part of the long, narrow island of Dønna. Here, you can rent a self-catering accommodation and experience life in the rural village of Stavseng.

Stay in peaceful surroundings in a private cabin on Øksningsøya, just a short boat ride from Terråk.

Dive below the surface and discover Træna’s beautiful underwater landscapes. In crystal-clear waters, among forests of kelp and sandy seabeds, you’ll encounter vibrant marine life — schools of fish weaving through the kelp, scallops and flatfish resting on the sand, and much more. Whether you want to freedive, snorkel, or paddle between the islands, you’ll find both equipment and experiences available at Kranberget on Husøy.

Now you can become a volunteer tourist on Træna and receive free accommodation at House by the Sea in exchange for participating in a clean-up campaign.

If you drive over Saltfjellet in the north of Helgeland, you cross the Arctic Circle. You can also cross this magic boundary as you travel the Helgeland coast by express boat of ferry.

At Solværøyan Birds and Beds, you’ll find unique accommodations and rare nature experiences in one of the Helgeland coast’s finest birdwatching paradises. Sleneset is part of the Solvær Islands.

Tourism and travel in Helgeland bring many positive effects, creating opportunities and jobs in vibrant local communities. We strive to maintain and strengthen these benefits. However, we're aware that increased tourism can lead to higher carbon emissions and more wear and tear in certain areas. We're actively working to minimize these negative impacts. Read on to learn how we do this.