Forty kilometers of spectacular nature - where the powerful North Atlantic carves the coast and empty beaches await your feet, along with traditional fishing villages, soaring eagles, seal colonies, and steaming hot pools overlooking the ocean....

Getting there:       

From the east and the south: 2 km after crossing the bridge onto the island, turn left at the "Marmelkroken" sign - this road takes you out to the coast at Bø.   From Andenes: follow the west coast and signs towards Stave!

In the far North of Norway, at the northen end of the Lofoten and Vesterålen island chain, the spectacular island of Andøya awaits you with with her jagged mountains, midnight sun, giant sperm whales, and some of Norway's finest coastal walking...

The Lofoten and Vesterålen islands have become famous across the world for their spectacular arctic beauty -. and of these islands, Andøya - "the island of wild ducks" - is the least known to the outside world.

Andøya is special for many reasons - the giant whales living just off the coast, Bleiksøya, with thousands of nesting puffins, and spectacular geology: Andøya was the only place in Europe not covered by ice during the last ice age.

Follow the links on these pages to plan your visit to the Magic Island, and be sure to check out the films in our web theater!