Discover this enchanting coastal town where vibrant cultural heritage harmonizes with breathtaking natural landscapes.
We offer a range of wheelchair-accessible tours from Kristiansund, designed to accommodate wheelchair users, scooter users, and slow walkers.
Each tour is flexible, allowing you to personalize your experience based on your interests and needs.
Admire the historic Kvernes Stave Church and enjoy the stunning views as you journey along the spectacular Atlanterhavsveien road to Bud, a picturesque village celebrated for its charming harbor and rich fishing history.
This tour offers an in-depth look at Kristiansund and its surrounding areas. You will also traverse the iconic Atlantic Road, which connects the mainland to Averøy, renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and traditional fishing villages.
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Experience the perfect blend of culture, adventure, and natural beauty that awaits here. Our wheelchair-accessible tours ensure that everyone can partake all that this remarkable town, and its surroundings has to offer.
From Kristiansund, embark on a scenic journey along the Atlantic Road, famous for its unique bridges and stunning coastal views.
Known as the “Clipfish Capital,” Kristiansund is a captivating town on Norway’s west coast, spread across several islands. The main ones being Nordlandet, Kirkelandet and Innlandet. The landscape in this picturesque town is characterized by fjords and little islands. Once a thriving center for fishing, Kristiansund evolved into a significant port and trading post, which is reflected in its culinary traditions that prominently feature fresh seafood.
Kristiansund is easily accessible by road, ferry, and air, with an airport that connects to major cities in Norway, making it a sought-after destination for travelers.
Kristiansund offers a wealth of activities to suit every traveler. Whether you appreciate nature and want to go whale watching, enjoy a performance at the opera, or savor the local seafood cuisine, there is something to do for everyone. (St)roll through the street with colorful wooden houses and visit the Kilppfisk Museum to learn about the town’s fishing heritage.
During the annual “Clipfish Festival”, the community still celebrates the deep-rooted connection to the cod fishing industry. This festival, amongst various other festivities, are hosted in Kristiansund, contributing to a lively cultural scene filled with music, art, and theatre.
Moreover, the locals are known for their warm hospitality, making your visit all the more memorable.
