Nesna
The coastal route winds its way through the archipelago to Nesna. There are thousands upon thousands of small and large islets and skerries along the Helgeland coast. This makes the area a paradise for island hopping by kayak, bicycle, larger boat, or car, but then you have to check the ferry routes carefully.
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Arrival/Departure
Our voyages here
Northbound: Arrival at 06:00 – departure at 06:10
Southbound: Arrival at 10:25 – departure at 10:35
Port address: Kaia, Moveien, 8700 Nesna Show on map
When do we get to Nesna? See Sailing schedule
Seabirds also thrive here among the islets and skerries. One of the most charming is the puffin, also known as the sea parrot. Small and tubby, black and white and with a colourful beak. The little bird lives out in the sea during the winter, constantly hunting for food, but when the light returns, it comes back towards shore. Since ancient times it has been said that this happens on the same day every year, and that day is considered the first day of summer.
Nesna is just south of the Arctic Circle. This means it does not have the midnight sun, but the nights can still be as bright as the days. And the colour of the sky is often even nicer when the sun is just below the horizon than when it is shines brightly in the sky.
Our voyages here
North- and southboundRound Voyage
Bergen → Kirkenes → Bergen
NorthboundVoyage North
Bergen → Kirkenes
NorthboundTrondheim–Tromsø Voyage
Trondheim → Tromsø
SouthboundVoyage South
Kirkenes → Bergen
SouthboundTromsø–Trondheim Voyage
Tromsø → Trondheim
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