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Nordland

Brønnøy

Brønnøy is Helgeland’s coastal storyteller - a municipality in Nordland county where Viking legends, granite mountains, and aquaculture innovation meet under northern skies. With around 7,800 residents and the charming town of Brønnøysund as its hub, Brønnøy is known for the iconic Torghatten mountain - pierced by a natural tunnel - and its role as a gateway to the Vega Archipelago UNESCO site. It’s a place where fjords shimmer, history whispers, and salmon leap in crystal-clear waters.

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Getting there

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Unique Experiences

  • Hildurs Urterarium herb garden

    Wander the specialised collection of 400+ herbs, roses and cacti at this renowned Brønnøysund garden with a gallery, shop, and seasonal plant events.

  • Kystriksveien trailhead and Coastal Road start

    Start or finish the famous Kystriksveien (Coastal Road) in Brønnøysund and explore the town’s harbourfront viewpoints that mark the route’s official gateway.

  • Brønnøysund harbour promenade and shipping‑lane viewpoints

    Stroll the compact harbourfront to watch coastal traffic, Hurtigruten calls, and the distinctive island‑framed seascape unique to Brønnøysund.

  • Traditional coastal drying racks and curing heritage

    Visit small hamlets around Brønnøy to see locally named drying racks and shoreline curing practices preserved in this part of Helgeland.

  • Local galleries and community art workshops

    Join place‑specific exhibitions and hands‑on workshops run by Brønnøysund artists that showcase Helgeland motifs and coastal craft traditions.

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Getting There

Brønnøysund is located along the scenic Kystriksveien (FV17) coastal route. The town has its own airport (BNN) with flights to Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim. Hurtigruten coastal ships dock daily, and buses connect to Bindal, Vega, and Sandnessjøen. Ferries and express boats serve nearby islands and fjords.

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