Disembark at Gomalandet, where you can visit the Norwegian Clipfish Museum and learn more about the city's unique clipfish history.

At the first stop, Geitøya, you should consider taking a boat trip to the unique, historical hotel Håholmen Havstuer, located on an island community just five minutes from the road.

Go for lunch or spend an exceptional night here!

During summer, there is a regular boat service (for a small fee, free for hotel guests).

It's a real gem, packed with history, love, and the spirit of adventure.

The kind of place where you forget about the rest of the world, and just want to… be.

Continue towards the main attraction: The Storseisund bridge!

Only stop at designated places along the road, and remember that you should not stay here overnight. There are a lot of beautiful camping sites close by!

Stop for a stroll to the view point and elevated path that takes you around Eldhusøya island, accessible for all.

And remember to bring your fishing rod!

There are several fishing spots along the road, including at Geitøya and by the Myrbærholm bridge.

Here, you can go for 2.5 kilometre walk out to Nordneset Lighthouse.

The road takes you further along the Hustadvika bay, where the forces of nature are known for being rough!

For a bit of comfort, spend the night at the cosy Hustadvika Havhotell, which has a small spa and a hot sauna, and good food at Restaurant Flo.

After a 20-minute drive west, you'll reach the cosy fishing village of Bud, which was once one of the largest trading posts between Bergen and Trondheim in the 16th century.

But the main attraction here is the Romsdal Museum, one of the largest open air folk museums in Norway, and the architecturally stunning Krona visitor centre, hosting exhibitions, a café and a bunad (traditional Norwegian national costume) shop.