Atlanterhavsvegen
Atlanterhavsvegen is a good example of how people and nature can interact successfully. The seven bridges that arch between the islets and skerries on the edge of the ocean not only present a magnificent view, they are also an outstanding feat of engineering. In 2005, Atlanterhavsvegen was awarded the distinction of being Norway's Architectural Monument of the Century, and is also known as the world's most beautiful car journey.
The ocean dominates the impression of this stretch, which runs through a landscape rich in coastal culture along the rough Hustadvika bay, a treacherous strait for seafarers through the centuries.
National Tourist Route Atlanterhavsvegen runs from Kårvåg to Bud, over a distance of 36 kilometres.
Information about National Tourist Route Atlanterhavsvegen, download pdf
The ocean dominates the impression of this stretch, which runs through a landscape rich in coastal culture along the rough Hustadvika bay, a treacherous strait for seafarers through the centuries.
National Tourist Route Atlanterhavsvegen runs from Kårvåg to Bud, over a distance of 36 kilometres.
Information about National Tourist Route Atlanterhavsvegen, download pdf
Travel info Atlanterhavsvegen
Questions concerning places to stay, places to eat, itineraries etc. should be addressed to local and regional tourist agencies and enterprises. In the menu on the left you will find some links that may be helpful.
Have a good trip!
Universal design: Path for anglers that has been adapted for wheelchair access, and a platform for anglers on Geitøya, Averøy island.
Photo: Jarle Wæhler
Photo: Jarle Wæhler
Universal design: Path for anglers that has been adapted for wheelchair access, and a platform for anglers on Geitøya, Averøy island.
Photo: Roger Ellingsen
Photo: Roger Ellingsen
View from the platform for anglers. Connection by boat from Geitøya island to Håholmen island, seen in the background.
Foto: Roger Ellingsen
Foto: Roger Ellingsen
Universal design: Path for anglers that has been adapted for wheelchair access, and a platform for anglers on Geitøya, Averøy island.
Photo: Roger Ellingsen
Photo: Roger Ellingsen
Overview map of the stretch, with locations described under the "Architecture" menu.
If you wish to plan your journey or consult more detailed maps you will find links to maps and route planners in the menu "Travel info".
If you wish to plan your journey or consult more detailed maps you will find links to maps and route planners in the menu "Travel info".
Overview map of several stretches located within the same region.
If you wish to plan your journey or consult more detailed maps you will find links to maps and route planners in the menu "Travel info".
If you wish to plan your journey or consult more detailed maps you will find links to maps and route planners in the menu "Travel info".
Geitøya
Geitøya.
On Geitøya island, the terrain offers plenty of opportunities for taking picturesque photos of the ensemble of bridges and the archipelago. From here, a boat service runs to the well-known fishing village of Håholmen. A trail leads to a viewing platform under the Geitøya bridge, often used by anglers. Landscape architects: Smedsvig Landskapsarkitekter.Here you can find a simple map providing a geographical overview of the route. If you wish to plan your journey or consult more detailed maps you will find links to maps and route planners in the menu "Travel info".