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When the question is “Where can I have holiday accommodation facing the sea”, the best answer is usually: “choose one of Helgeland’s many rorbu cabins”. There is something special and deeply soothing about staying right on the water and waking up to the salty scent of the sea and the sound of surf and seabirds. Perhaps you have kayaks or a boat moored at the nearby dock, ready for a new day’s adventures – and a hot tub in which you can soothe your muscles and relax in the evening? It doesn’t get any better!

Come and experience the rich cultural history, the fantastic festivals, the exciting art, concerts, and performances that Helgeland has to offer.

At Skillevollen Sports Park there's so much to do for you who love being active outdoors, either if you're coming by yourself or together with your family, and bring your cross-country skis, ice skates, or sleds. Here you can also find alpine slopes and a biathlon stadium.

Is autumn truly the best season for food? We asked three chefs, and they answered with a resounding yes.

With Smaltind as your destination, you can enjoy a stunning view of the Helgeland coastline for almost the entire journey to the top!

"Tjuvtrappa" is one of Mo i Rana's most popular urban hiking destinations. It's a short hike on forest roads and trails, offering a splendid view of the city and the fjord.

The Vefsna waterways are the largest river system in Nordland, consisting of a network of rivers and tributaries from Børgefjell, Majavatn, and Lomsdal-Visten National Park, which converge in the Vefsna and Svenningelva rivers. They flow from Hattfjelldal in the east and Majavatn in the southwest, emptying into the Vefsnfjord in Mosjøen in the north. The river system is known for excellent fishing and is a popular salmon river.

According to the magazine Fri Flyt in 2024, Tortenviktinden is considered one of Norway's best backcountry skiing tours, thanks to its spectacular views of the Helgeland coastline and numerous downhill options.