Blåfjelldalen offers a pleasant walk along the old railway route where you pass by the Ruggesteinen, abandoned mines, Brambo, and Guddalsvannet (Guddals Lake).
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Restaurant Folvik Kafé serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sogndalstrand is a sustainable hotel with a focus on good service, exquisite food and cultural history.
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The 60-metre-long Helleren in Jøssingfjorden has a history stretching back to the early Stone Age and is one of the largest of its type in Norway.
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Jøssingfjord lies in a majestic landscape of mountains and fjords, encompassing nature, history and industry.
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Café Dråben is beautifully located at Jøssingfjord Science Museum and is the perfect place for a break - whether you're looking for a tasty meal or just want to relax...
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From petroglyphs to churches and trading centres, take a journey through time and culture in this unique landscape.
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At the far end of a reef, you can spend the night in Lille Presteskjær lighthouse. With the smell of salty sea, seaweed and kelp. Waves lapping, seagulls screeching and an endless blue horizon.
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Right by the sea in idyllic Nesvåg there is a large collection of old boat engines, fishing equipment and boats in a maritime environment.
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Visit Oddsfjell with a Viking grave that fascinates people and historians. And a fantastic view of the North Sea.
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The only community in Norway where both the wooden buildings from the 1700s and 1800s, as well as the surrounding cultural landscape is listed by the Norwegian directorate for cultural heritage.
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Experience spectacular accommodation in Tunnelstuo, a decommissioned tunnel from 1921. Here, you can sleep in hammocks under two large openings in a 250-meter-long tunnel.
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