• Molde - Discover all the main attractions in Molde, including the Rose Maiden, Jazz Boy, Rosegarden, Football Stadium, and Moldegård.
• Malmefjorden - After passing Molde’s hiking and skiing area, you’ll encounter the beautiful Malmefjorden, one of the few fjords that can freeze in winter due to freshwater at its end.
• Bergtatt Opplevelser - This region, rich in high-quality marble, began marble mining in 1938, primarily for paper production. Today, the 40 km long cave system hosts concerts and events.
• Eide - Eide has a unique history regarding its electricity, which you’ll learn about on the tour. The main industries here are marble and limestone manufacturing.
• Atlantic Road - Travel along the main section of the Atlantic Ocean Road, approximately 8 km long, featuring 8 bridges and breathtaking views of numerous small islets. The open sea stretch, Hustadvika, is well-known among fishermen and cruise ships but can be challenging to navigate in bad weather due to shallows and sandbanks.
• Eldhusoya - Stop for photos with the best views of the bridges and take a walk around the Eldhusøya peninsula, offering a unique Atlantic experience and close encounters with nature.
• Håholmen - Once a clipfish island, Håholmen now hosts a small hotel and a Viking museum dedicated to former owner and adventurer Ragnar Thorseth. You’ll learn more about Ragnar’s history on the tour.
• Farstadsanden - Home to the world’s northernmost sand dunes, Farstadsanden is a popular spot for swimming and surfing in the summer.
• Elnesvagen - Elnesvågen, the municipality of Hustadvika, is renowned as the birthplace of Jarlsberg cheese, one of Norway’s most famous cheese brands.
• Varden the Molde Panorama - From the Varden viewpoint, 407 meters above sea level, enjoy a spectacular view of Molde and the fjord landscape with its many islands. On clear days, you can also see the Romsdal Alps with its 222 mountain peaks.
• Scandic Seilet - As you drive through Molde again, you’ll see the iconic “Hotel Seilet,” designed in the style of Dubai’s Burj al Arab, with its sail-like shape and 82-meter height.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

The excursion kicks off in Molde, the capital of Romsdal province. This city is nestled on the shores of the Romsdalsfjord, surrounded by 222 predominantly snow-capped mountain peaks.

The journey leads past Molde’s renowned hiking and skiing spots and the marble-adorned mountains, directly to Norway’s most celebrated coastal route, the Atlantic Road.

This remarkable and stunning series of bridges links numerous islands and reefs and was honored as Norway’s Building of the Century in 2005. A photo stop offers the chance to witness this blend of nature and modern architecture up close.

The tour proceeds along the awe-inspiring Hustadvika Coast, featuring cliffs, reefs, and sandy beaches.

The next highlight is the Varden viewpoint, standing at 407 meters high. During the photo stop, a magnificent view of the fjord landscape with its myriad small islands, the city, and its impressive mountain panorama awaits. Before returning to the harbor, there is still time for a brief city tour.

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