• Bud - Bud is a charming and historic fishing village nestled along Norway’s rugged coastline. Renowned for its rich maritime heritage and stunning natural beauty, Bud is located at the edge of the Romsdal Peninsula, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding fjords.

Key Features of Bud:

Ergan Coastal Fortress: A highlight in Bud is the Ergan Coastal Fortress, a significant World War II site. Originally built to protect Norway from naval attacks, today it allows visitors to explore its history and enjoy panoramic views of the village and ocean. The fortress features preserved structures and provides fascinating insights into the area’s military past.

Fishing Village Atmosphere: Bud maintains its traditional charm with small wooden houses, narrow streets, and a bustling harbor where fishing boats are still active. This gives the village an authentic, old-world feel, making it a perfect spot to experience Norwegian coastal culture.

• Atlantic Ocean Road - The Atlantic Road (or Atlanterhavsveien) is one of Norway’s most iconic and breathtaking drives. It stretches across the Atlantic Ocean, connecting several small islands through a series of eight remarkable bridges and causeways. The road winds through the Norwegian archipelago, offering stunning views of the wild, open ocean, rugged coastlines, and dramatic landscapes.

Key Features of the Atlantic Road:

Unique Engineering: The Atlantic Road is renowned for its impressive architecture and engineering. It includes several high bridges, with the most notable being the Storseisundet Bridge, which stands 23 meters high. These bridges, often described as “defying nature,” are built in a zig-zag pattern across the islands, offering dramatic views of the waves crashing below.

• Molde - Molde is a delightful city located on Norway’s western coast, often called the “City of Roses” due to its abundance of parks, gardens, and flower-filled streets. It is beautifully situated on the shores of the Romsdalsfjord, surrounded by majestic mountains and the open sea. Its picturesque landscape, combined with rich cultural offerings and vibrant history, makes it a fantastic destination for visitors.

Key Features of Molde:

City of Roses: Molde earned its nickname due to the numerous gardens and parks that bloom with flowers, especially roses, during the warmer months. The city’s mild climate, influenced by the Gulf Stream, creates an ideal environment for gardens to thrive. The Molde Panorama, a stunning view from the city center, provides an incredible backdrop of more than 200 mountain peaks, enhancing the city’s overall beauty.

• Guided tour
• Bus fare
• VAT

• Food and drinks (except for optional coffee or pastry at Eldhusøya)

The small group tour, accommodating a maximum of 16 guests, begins in the charming City of Roses, Molde. This city earned its nickname due to its numerous parks and public gardens. From Molde, the tour proceeds to the traditional fishing village of Bud. En route, the tour passes through Romstads Jord, the Malm fjord, and the Elnes vågen area, renowned for producing the delectable “Jarlsberg” cheese.

In Bud, the tour includes a visit to the Ergan Coastal Fortress from WWII. Ergan provides a fascinating insight into Bud’s dramatic history, along with stunning views of the village and the ocean.

The journey continues along the notorious bay of shipwrecks, Hustad Vika. Participants will observe the transformation of the landscape from fertile countryside to rugged, wind-swept islets and skerries, before reaching the Atlantic Ocean Road. This remarkable road features eight bridges, including one that rises 23 meters high. These bridges appear to defy nature as they gracefully traverse the archipelago.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.