Here is our overview of campgrounds and camping sites in Helgeland. Some are right by the seashore, with access to boats, kayaks and more. Some are idyllically situated by a river, where eager anglers can try to catch trout or salmon bites, and avid hikers can explore the nearby… Read More
There are many great places to stay in Helgeland, ranging from comfortable hotels and friendly inns, to campsites and charming rorbu fishermen’s cabins. And everywhere you will experience the friendly hospitality for which the people of Northern Norway are renowned. Are you looking for the perfect place to spend… Read More
Here you get an overview of hotels and inns in Helgeland. You decide whether to stay in the heart of a coastal town, a fjordside or inland village, or on one of the many islands off the Helgeland coast. The towns of Sandnessjøen and Brønnøysund have hotels and inns… Read More
Check our events calendar for information about concerts, festivals, exhibitions, theatrical performances and other events. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Events calendar Festivals In July and August you can go to several exciting festivals on… Read More
The most seasoned anglers know that some of the best fishing can be done in the winter season! The cod is fat and firm in the winter sea. And the frozen lakes are ready for ice fishing among the magnificent mountains of Helgeland. Weather you’re looking for salt water… Read More
With its steep and rugged peaks as well as its more gentle and welcoming summits, Helgeland offers ski touring opportunities for adventurers of all abilities. No matter your level of skill or fitness, you're sure to find a summit that suits you here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esQD91KFSRw Tips for a safe and rewarding ski trip Read More
In Helgeland, we witness the Northern Lights every winter, between August and April. It’s an amazing experience to see the heavenly dance of the aurora borealis! But to catch this performance requires good planning and a bit of luck. If you hope to see the Northern lights while you are in Helgeland, here are some good tips The vast expanses of mountain wilderness and the long and pristine Helgeland coast give us many ideal places from which to see the Northern Lights. You need a viewpoint with minimal light pollution, well away from the towns and villages. Since most of Helgeland is south of the Arctic Circle, our days are usually brighter here, even during the Arctic Night. This gives you the perfect opportunity to enjoy activities such as skiing, snowshoeing, dog-sledding and winter kayaking during the day, while hopefully catching the Northern Lights in the evening. Read More
Would you like to gain some fascinating insights about Helgeland? One of the best ways to do so is to visit Helgeland Museum. Actually it’s not just one museum – there are 18 museum facilities spread throughout the region. Each highlights some aspects of Helgeland’s history, cultural heritage… Read More
Helgeland has something for every taste, not least when it comes to dining. Our region’s culinary traditions are exciting and varied, and reflect the landscape and culture. You can enjoy world-class seafood, hearty farm fare, and the traditional food of the indigenous Sámi people. And you can eat… Read More
What’s your favourite catch? Halibut, cod or wolf-fish? Trout or salmon pulled from a river? Or do you prefer to go ice fishing and catch Arctic char? Maybe for you the fishing is secondary, and the most important thing is just to enjoy the boat trip or savour the… Read More
