Kvarøy activity hall
Activity hall with shuffleboard, billiards, golf and hunting simulator, and much more fun for the whole family! Ida Knutsen Open gallery… Read More
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The Petter Dass Museum
At Alstahaug you will find a museum and a church that highlight centuries of the cultural and architectural history of Northern Norway. Moreover, the area is rich in cultural monuments and is a popular hiking area for both locals and tourists. The Petter Dass Museum and Alstahaug were chosen as Nordland County’s venues to celebrate the dawning of a new millennium. Petter Dass Petter Dass was a 17th-century poet-priest who wrote many psalms. In 1689, at the age of 42, he became the parish priest at Alstahaug, where he worked until his death in 1707. His most famous work was Nordlands Trompet (the Trumpet of Nordland) a poetic celebration of Northern Norway’s magnificent landscape, its people, wildlife and seasons. He gained prominence and a wide audience for his writings. Generations of fishermen attached patches of black cloth to the sails on their boats to mourn his passing. Read More
Toranes Overnatting
At Toranes Overnatting, you stay just outside Mo i Rana city center, with easy access to the city’s restaurants and cafés, parks and shops, science center, water park, cinema, and more. Open gallery… Read More
Hotel Svartisen - Apartment hotel in the middle of Mo I Rana
At Hotell Svartisen, you can stay close to everything Mo i Rana has to offer, within walking distance of parks and shopping centers, restaurants and cafés, a science center, and a museum Open gallery… Read More
A hiking adventure: Simskardrunden in Børgefjell
Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
Lamesa - The taste of Asia in Helgeland
Lamesa Asian Fusion combines Asian dishes with Norwegian ingredients for a delightful culinary experience. The restaurant is located next to Kulturbadet and Scandic Syv Søstre in downtown Sandnessjøen, making it perfect for a night out with friends, a quiet evening with your partner, or a dinner with the whole… Read More
Adolfstua on Myken - A Nordland House with Character
Welcome to a stay in your own cozy holiday home, at the outer edge of the Helgeland coast, and experience life in one of our smallest island communities. Adolfstua is a cozy Nordland house on the island of Myken, at the outer edge of the Helgeland coast. Located almost next door to the local store, you will be close to the small island community while also getting away from everyday life in the "big society." The house offers a beautiful view over the strait and harbor, which you can enjoy from the windows inside or from the terrace outside. Inside, you'll find everything you need, with a well-equipped kitchen, a new bathroom with a washing machine and dryer, WiFi, and comfortable beds. Read More
Rent a bike at Træna
At the Træna Tourist Office on Husøya, you can rent bicycles to explore the beautiful island. Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland Open gallery… Read More
The kayakers paradise at Støtt
From Støtt, you can paddle in the beautiful and sheltered archipelago of Støttvær or indulge in the thrill of surfing waves and breakers along the open coast. Join a course, embark on a guided tour, or rent a kayak of your own. While the Helgeland Coast offers many wonderful locations, what makes Støtt truly unique and ideal for paddling? For many, it's the combination of magnificent natural experiences and fantastic kayaking routes suitable for all skill levels. Støtt offers all of this and more. Read More
Sailing adventures with Nordvær
Nordvær on Seløy can give you a diverse range of activities and experiences with their modern sailing catamaran as your base. You can choose between kayaking, freediving, hiking, skiing, and culinary experiences while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Norwegian landscape. At Nordvær, you have the opportunity to customize your sailing experience with a luxurious Lagoon 51 catamaran as the centerpiece. Here, you can explore the northern Norwegian nature and enjoy outdoor activities such as kayaking, skiing, and freediving. You can also taste self-caught food and local agricultural products. Read More
