Bremanger

It is known for its white sandy beaches, cliffs, tall mountains, fjords, fairways, ocean and glaciers. It is a paradise for scenic experiences where the weather is part of the experience, whether the sun is shining or a storm is raging. The municipality stretches widely – from Bremangerlandet and Kalvåg by the open sea, to the villages of Svelgen, Davik, Botnane and Ålfoten along the fjords and deep within the fjord arms. Together, the villages of Bremanger form an eldorado of diverse nature experiences, with well over 100 marked hiking trails.

With more than 100 waymarked trails, from very easy walks to very demanding trails, Bremanger is perfect for walks, and you can walk on the sandy beaches Grotlesanden and Vetvika, hike to the top of Hornelen, Europe’s highest cliff, or conquer Gjengen on the Ålfotbreen glacier, the highest summit in Bremanger. If you want to gaze across the ocean, the views from Dosage storm cabin and Veten day trip cabin are simply breathtaking. There is a wide range of great walks to do in the municipality for adults and children alike.

Bremanger’s rugged scenery is also perfect for action-packed activities like motorsports, enduro biking, kayaking, surfing, SUP or kiting. You can test your climbing prowess at Mestringsgarden climbing park at Nesbø. Explore Tongane coastal fortress on the island of Rugsundøy on your own, and bring a torch. See the World War II barracks, check out the canon posts and eat your packed lunch outdoors under the large canon that looks out across the Nordfjord. You may even spot an eagle. Bremanger has a rich fauna of deer, eagles, otters as well as a great variety of birds, fish and marine animals. You can get particularly close to deer at Hjortegarden in Ålfoten, and even help to feed them.