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In the charming house Nerstua, on Selvær — at the outer edge of the Helgeland coast — you'll find peace and a place to truly unwind. In this special island community, you can stay close to nature and the sea, and rest well between your big and small adventures.

Enjoy long, bright summer days or a beautiful winter visit to Onøy and Lurøy. Experience island life, coastal culture, and scenic hiking areas. Go kayaking in the sheltered archipelago, visit neighbouring islands like Lovund, Træna, and Hestmannøy — and end the day with the evening sun by the pier or a quiet moment in the sauna.

This is the four-day vacation you need, with accommodation, meals, and activities on the beautiful 'Himmelblå Island' Ylvingen.

Herøy is an ideal destination for kayaking enthusiasts. Its stunning islands, skerries, and scenic shorelines provide an excellent opportunity to experience nature at its best. Herøy Kajakk & Sykkel offers a wide range of options for both land and water explorers. You can rent kayaks, e-bikes, and SUP boards to embark on your own adventure, or join a guided paddling tour led by experienced kayakers to explore the island.

Dønna is one of the largest islands in Helgeland. Here you will find lofty peaks, fjords teeming with fish, food straight from the cultural landscape, and a rich cultural history.

Kvarøy is a small island located between Lurøy and Hestmona, on the northern part of the Helgeland coast. The island has beautiful beaches, a local store, good dining options, a fantastic playground with a cool pump track. It is also a lovely starting point for sea excursions by boat or kayak, or trips to the other islands in Lurøy and Rødøy.

In addition to white beaches, majestic mountains, and a spectacular archipelago, other attractions that may be worth a visit include renowned restaurants, one of Nordland's largest churches, and Norway's only teddy bear museum.

Rødøyløva is one of Helgeland’s most popular and scenic hikes, as well as Northern Norway’s first National Tourist Trail. The mountain isn’t very high, and the hike isn’t long, but the view from the top is still stunning, stretching from the Lofoten Wall in the north to Vega in the south.