At Terråk Gjestegård, you can stay in comfortable rooms and enjoy dinner at the in-house restaurant, Færingen Spiseri—all just a short distance from everything Terråk and Bindal have to offer, from fjord adventures to mountain hikes.
Terråk is located where three fjords meet: Terråkfjorden, Sørfjorden, and Tosen/Øyfjorden. In the heart of wild and beautiful Bindal. Here you’ll find scenic forest and mountain landscapes, and a rich boatbuilding and maritime heritage. At Terråk Gjestegård, you’ll enjoy a comfortable stay with easy access to hiking trails, nature experiences. As well as boat trips, paddling routes, swimming spots, mountains, and fishing lakes. Read More
Right in the centre of Mo i Rana, you’ll find TP Bowling Centre – a popular spot for both locals and visitors looking for a social and active break from everyday life or their holiday routine.
The centre combines bowling and games with tasty food and drinks, creating the perfect setting for a fun experience year-round. With eight lanes of bowling, plus shuffleboard, pool, darts, and arcade games. There’s something for everyone – no matter your age or skill level. Read More
Terje Rakke, NordicLife / Visit Helgeland Go on a nice stroll along the Vefsna river, with views over the wharves along the historic street, Sjøgata. Key info Degree of difficulty: EasySeason: Year-round, but during the winter the road may get closed if there’s a risk… Read More
Norastua is set in a peaceful residential area on Åsen in Herøy, with views across the Herøy strait and the coastal landscape right outside the door. IHIP IHIP IHIP The entire property is available for rent, and guests have access to… Read More
In 1922, the old schoolhouse was built to provide a safe and warm shelter for children who had a long way home. Now, a hundred years later, it welcomes those who wish to experience the tranquility and beautiful nature in the northern part of Dønna, right on the Helgeland coast.
Once upon a time, this was one of the many small district schools in Helgeland, from an era before students had school bus transportation. Back then, they arrived on foot, by boat, and in winter, on skis. The journey to school could be long and perilous, especially in autumn and winter when the days were short and the weather unpredictable. In some places, like the Nord-Dønna school, students sometimes had to stay overnight until it was safe to head home again.
Although the schoolhouse is no longer used as a school, it still carries the legacy of those days. You can see it in the former gymnasium, complete with showers and changing rooms, in the old teachers' lounge, and in the art and decorations made from old schoolbooks. The furnishings are simple, but today you are greeted with modern and comfortable standards. In this way, the school building provides you with a pleasant place to stay, whether you're seeking shelter from the weather or just need a break.
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