Step inside Onkel Oskar, where new faces are met with the same warm hospitality as the regulars. Here you can enjoy hot meals and cold drinks, live sports on the big screen, and a relaxed, friendly vibe. Or join in on the monthly beer tasting, where you can… Read More
Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
Join us for a guided tour of some of the finest kayaking areas in all of Helgeland. Henning Karlsen / Herøy Kajakk Open gallery… Read More
Take a guided bike ride from Sandnessjøen to the scenic islands of Dønna and Herøy, with stops at charming cafés and unique local shops along the way. CH / Visit Helgeland… Read More
At the coffee roastery The Coast Coffee at Lovund, the lively coastal culture and urban coffee culture meet at their best. Here you can enjoy an exquisite cup of coffee in what is the island’s own coffee bar and roastery, with a great atmosphere by the sea. Read More
At Humlehagen Kulturgård, visitors can enjoy a variety of farm experiences alongside the many animals, surrounded by a calm and rural setting. Meet the horse and the llama, alpacas, ducks, pigs and other animals, and experience the sense of ease that comes from a place shaped by nature… Read More
At Terråk Gjestegård, guests can stay in comfortable rooms and enjoy dinner at the in-house restaurant Færingen Spiseri – all within easy reach of the many experiences Terråk and Bindal offer, from the fjords to the mountains. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland… Read More
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. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland… Read More
Here you can enjoy your holiday in true Helgeland style, with coastal life, striking scenery, and activities right outside the door. The house is spacious and well equipped, with a high standard throughout, a large outdoor area, and a generous terrace. A sauna is included for extra comfort. Read More
In 1918, a lighthouse was built on the fishing village of Myken, far out towards the open sea. It was guarded and cared for by a lighthouse keeper, his wife, their five children — and a cow. In 1975, the lighthouse was automated, and in 2018 it was beautifully renovated by Eventyrlig Oppussing (a Norwegian home renovation TV show). Today, you can stay here and experience the unique atmosphere of having your very own small island on the Helgeland coast. Between sky and sea, far from the mainland, on Jutøya in the old fishing village of Myken, you'll find Myken Lighthouse. Standing like a final outpost against the vast ocean to the west, it has kept steady watch over the tiny island community for more than a hundred years. Here, you can stay with the whole island practically to yourselves, just a short boat ride across the strait to everything Myken has to offer. Accommodation Read More
