This coastal road on AndøyaIsland is characterised by the open sea and long, white beaches. In addition, the official route includes detours to Mefjordvær and Husøya, for an additional 12 kilometres of road.Įnjoy a scenic drive on Vesterålen in Northern Norway. Senja National Tourist Route is a 90-kilometre-long stretch of road between Gryllefjord and Botnhamn on the island Senja in the county of Troms in Northern Norway. May be closed for short periods in winter when the weather is bad.ĭiscover the striking scenery of the outer coast of the Island of Senja in Northern Norway, which reaches out into the mighty Norwegian Sea. Winter notice: Open to traffic throughout the year. Havøysund National Tourist Route is a 85-kilometre-long stretch of road between Kokelv and Havøysund in the county of Finnmark in Northern Norway.
The road to Havøysund follows the ocean’s edge in wild and barren terrain towards the far north of Norway and its enticing Arctic light. Winter notice: Hamningbergveien between Smelror and Hamningberg is closed during the winter. Varanger National Tourist Route is a 160-kilometre-long stretch of road between Varangerbotn and Hamningberg in the county of Finnmark in Arctic Norway.
Rich birdlife, history and long summer nights lit by the midnight sun all await. Get a taste of the far north in this less travelled corner of Norway. Discover modern architecture and experience inspiring fjord, mountain and coastal scenery by driving one of Norway's 18 National Tourist Routes.
By car or motorbike, a tour of Norway's most attractive tourist roads will take you across fjords and to views of breath-taking scenery as you drive for miles and miles through unspoiled countryside. Ten of them are located in Western Norway. These roads are part of the national road system and will take you through the most beautiful scenery in Norway, going through some of the wildest and most beautiful scenery.
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