Islands off Brønnøysund with clear green water on a sunny day.
Torghatten mountain with a whole seen in sunset.

Brønnøysund is also located in the middle of the Helgeland Archipelago with thousands of islands, large and small, and some more special than others.

Torghatten is the island with the big hole through the mountain. According to legend, the hole was made when a giant shot his arrow at a rival, and the hole left by the arrow is still visible—a 35-metre high, natural tunnel.   

The Vega Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For over 1,500 years, the islanders have been making small shelters that the eider ducks can build their nests in, and have had the wild seabirds almost as domestic animals. When the nests are empty, the down is collected and used to make the softest, warmest eiderdown quilts imaginable.

Nordland has its very special sculpture park. There are 36 large works of art spread throughout the county. Maybe you can spot some from the deck on the coastal voyage. You will definitely see "Steinar Breiflabb i Brønnøysund" ("Stone Monkfish in Brønnøysund"). In the middle of the approach is an island that was transformed into a 70 metre long fish.

Vega landscape with small houses for eider ducks. Photo: Anton Ligaarden, visitnorway.com

Our voyages to Brønnøysund

North- and southboundRound Voyage

Bergen → Kirkenes → Bergen

Havila castor seen from Skageflå in the Geirangerfjord. Photo: Oclin
The classic

NorthboundVoyage North

Bergen → Kirkenes

North cape
7 days

SouthboundVoyage South

Kirkenes → Bergen

Red houses on rocky shoreline with majestic mountains in the background.
6 days

NorthboundThe Northern Norwegian Adventure

Trondheim → Tromsø

det-nordnorske-eventyret
3 days

SouthboundThe Arctic Circle and Lofoten

Tromsø → Trondheim

polarlandet-og-lofoten
3 days

Excursions in Brønnøysund

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Top 3 things to see when in Brønnøysund

  1. Vega with 6,500 world heritage islands and 1,500 years of traditions.
  2. Feed salmon, and learn about the aquaculture industry at the Norwegian Aquaculture Centre.
  3. Cave with 4,000- to 5,000-year-old cave paintings.