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Easy Atlantic Ocean Road

Easy Atlantic Ocean Road

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Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Duration time 4 hours

Easy Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

The Atlantic Ocean Road
Settle in for a thrilling ride along the Atlantic Ocean Road, opened in 1989, a five-mile (8-kilometer) engineering marvel that zigzags across bridges and causeways, with incomparable views along every twist and turn. Known as "The Road in the Ocean," the Atlantic Ocean Road crosses multiple bridges, traversing the islands in the sea on a scenic journey that's considered one of the prettiest road trips in the world.

What you will see along the way:
Gaze out the window at the fishing communities close to the Atlantic Ocean, as well as windswept islands, sparkling bays, moorland and patchwork landscapes that offer a unique juxtaposition of modern engineering and wild nature. This is truly where the ocean begins, and you'll take in wonderful sights of tiny islands, salty fishing towns and the marine life that thrive in these waters. Look to the skies for glimpses of sea eagles and other birdlife swooping down to the frigid waters looking for lunch.
Photo Opportunity:

Varden Viewpoint
Photograph expansive views approximately 1,200 feet above the cityscape of Molde. Focus your lens on the beauty of the fjord and the 222 snowy peaks of Romsdal Mountains.

Bud
Bud, a charming fishing village since the 16th century, faces the open ocean with brightly colored houses, and fishing boats line the waterways. Snap photos of the Bjørnsund Islands and lighthouse, the natural coastal beauty and, in the center of Bud, a bird mountain, home to a colony of black-legged kittiwakes.

Points of interest

Varden Viewpoint

The Atlantic Ocean Road

Schedule

Special Notes

Inside church visit(s) may not be possible if religious services are being held. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

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Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Location Molde, Norway MOL-205
Duration time 4 hours

Easy Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

The Atlantic Ocean Road
Settle in for a thrilling ride along the Atlantic Ocean Road, opened in 1989, a five-mile (8-kilometer) engineering marvel that zigzags across bridges and causeways, with incomparable views along every twist and turn. Known as "The Road in the Ocean," the Atlantic Ocean Road crosses multiple bridges, traversing the islands in the sea on a scenic journey that's considered one of the prettiest road trips in the world.

What you will see along the way:
Gaze out the window at the fishing communities close to the Atlantic Ocean, as well as windswept islands, sparkling bays, moorland and patchwork landscapes that offer a unique juxtaposition of modern engineering and wild nature. This is truly where the ocean begins, and you'll take in wonderful sights of tiny islands, salty fishing towns and the marine life that thrive in these waters. Look to the skies for glimpses of sea eagles and other birdlife swooping down to the frigid waters looking for lunch.
Photo Opportunity:

Varden Viewpoint
Photograph expansive views approximately 1,200 feet above the cityscape of Molde. Focus your lens on the beauty of the fjord and the 222 snowy peaks of Romsdal Mountains.

Bud
Bud, a charming fishing village since the 16th century, faces the open ocean with brightly colored houses, and fishing boats line the waterways. Snap photos of the Bjørnsund Islands and lighthouse, the natural coastal beauty and, in the center of Bud, a bird mountain, home to a colony of black-legged kittiwakes.

Points of interest

Varden Viewpoint

The Atlantic Ocean Road

Schedule

Special Notes

Inside church visit(s) may not be possible if religious services are being held. Wear comfortable walking shoes.