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On the island of Rødøy, pale beaches and the distinctive peak of Rødøyløva sit in the heart of a wide archipelago, surrounded by high mountain ridges, deep fjords, and small fishing villages facing the open sea. Follow the national tourist trail to the top of the “Lion”, explore the islands by kayak or boat, and get a close look at a living coastal culture.

Explore stunning nature and vibrant coastal culture with Tømmervika Opplevelsessenter around Sandnessjøen, Tjøtta, and Offersøya. Join family-friendly day trips or exciting multi-day tours in Herøy and the Vega islands—and wrap it up with a fun game of football golf.

Discover why Helgeland might be Norway's best-kept travel secret.

When you step off the boat at Myken, you feel your pulse calming down. Further out to sea, it's hardly possible to reach Helgeland. But 32 kilometers from the mainland, north of the Arctic Circle, there is a small community on a tiny island, where a handful of enthusiasts keep the lights on in the houses and the doors open.

Embark on a journey of winter lights and coastal culture, starting from the charming town of Sandnessjøen. Experience the winter light over the Helgeland coast and enjoy the urban vibe of the city. And discover the authentic coastal lifestyle on the islands of Dønna and Herøy.

Do you yearn for a truly magical winter adventure, and a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Between September and May, Støtt invites you to see the amazing celestial display of the Northern Lights! In addition, you will surely appreciate the subtle winter colours of our beautiful island realm.

When the days turn cold and clear, and nature slows down for a while, it's the perfect time to take a relaxing break from everyday life. Here are four winter weekends for anyone looking to slow down and simply enjoy the moment.

Your thighs will get a great workout when you climb one of the impressive stairs that have been built various places in Helgeland’s scenery. Whether stone or wood, the steps that ascend the mountainside keep you on the path, preventing erosion. Each of them awards your workout with a magnificent view!

At Base Camp Vega you can stay in mini-cabins whose unique design is inspired by the little huts the islanders build for the thousands of eider ducks that nest in the Vega archipelago every year. We also offer good spots where you can pitch your tent. Base Camp Vega is situated right by the Vega Stairs and the Ravnfloget Via Ferrata, and the sheltered waters nearby are perfect for kayaking.