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Plane - SAS to Molde or Kr.Sund
Plane - Wideroe to Molde or Kr.Sund
Plane - Norwegian Air Shuttle to Molde
Train - NSB Raumabanen to Åndalsnes
Hurtigruten - to Molde or Kristiansund
Hotels - A room with a view
Cabins - and holiday houses
Camping - Room to roam
Apartments - A homely holiday
Fishermen's Cabins - Watch the sun set in the sea
The Atlantic Road - from Molde
The Atlantic Road - from Kristiansund
Veiholmen - from Kristiansund
Trollstigen - from Molde
Geiranger - from Åndalsnes
Ona - from Molde
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For many travellers, deep fjords and magnificent mountains are good grounds to visit the Northwest. Those who enjoy fishing have yet another reason: The fjords are teeming with fish!
Most of Norway's typical fish species are represented in the northwest part of Fjord Norway: cod, halibut, saithe, ling, tusk, Atlantic pollock, redfish, haddock, wolffish and whiting. In the summer, you can add mackerel to the list.
The long coastline offers numerous possibilities for everyone who is tempted to venture out to sea. It is also worth trying your fishing luck in the fjords. For example, you have great chances to get saithe on the hook in the Romsdalsfjorden, which happens to be one of the most biologically diverse fjords in the country.
Or join the locals who line up with their fishing rods on the bridges along the Atlantic Road, which is one of Norway’s national tourist routes. It is a great way to enjoy the dramatic encounter between nature and architecture that the Atlanterhavsvegen has to offer.
You can fish all year, but the period from March to October is especially recommended.
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Dramatic coastline, long fjords, alpine mountains and lush valleys – the north-western part of Norway is wild, authentic, and beautiful. Drive the National Tourist Routes Trollstigen and the Atlantic Road, or walk the Romsdalseggen ridge.
Enjoy the great outdoors hiking, sea kayaking, cycling and fishing, explore local caves, or dive in the Atlantic Ocean. Go on a roadtrip on Trollstigen and the Atlantic Road, and visit the coastal cities Molde and Kristiansund.
Molde is located in between several impressive tourist attractions like Romsdalseggen, Trollstigen and the Atlantic Road. I
Kristiansund has a stunning location, reaching out into the sea on the four islands of Innlandet, Kirkelandet, Nordlandet and Gomalandet.