Atlantic Ocean Road

Road Averøy, More and Romsdal, Norway

What to expect

The Atlantic Ocean Road is a unique stretch of road that takes you right out to the ocean's edge and is known to be the world's most beautiful drive. It connects Averøy with the mainland via a series of small islands and islets spanned by a total of eight bridges over 8274 meters. The road offers a cohesive experience of coast, culture, and history, with spectacular viewpoints, such as the Svevestien trail on Eldhusøya and the viewing platform at Askevågen. Visitors can stop and explore on foot, by bike, or try their luck fishing in some of Norway's most bountiful waters. The area also offers various accommodations, including unique hotels and cabins, and activities like surfing and snorkeling with seals. The road is adapted for disabled visitors and is family-friendly, making it a great destination for families to enjoy together

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The Atlantic Road

This family's experience:

Activities: We drove along the Atlantic Ocean Road (route 64), a scenic route with small fishing villages and beautiful coastal landscapes. We stopped at artist workshops and admired the Storseisundet Bridge

Highlights: The children loved the ricochet phase, spending hours choosing and testing their most beautiful pebbles. Lucie enjoyed testing every cabriole and repeating Nolan's word games ✨