Villages and places
Aukra
Experience the cycling and beach paradise of Aukra. Flat, wide roads, kilometers of coastline and an idyllic landscape close to the sea.
Salty adventures by the Atlantic Ocean
Aukra has a multitude of activities on offer year-round. Choose between adventures on land, out to sea or beneath the water surface. Try your luck with a fishing rod from the rocks, beach or from a fishing boat; the fishing opportunities are endless! Get front row seats to spectacular sunsets and watch majestic white-tailed eagles circle fishing boats in the far distance. Get close to nature in a sea kayak and navigate between clusters of islets, reefs and sandy beaches. Explore a well-hidden and magical world beneath the water surface in the skerries surrounding Gossen, a true diving paradise!
Coastal view from the bike saddle
Pedal along sandy beaches and soak up an enchanting coastal view, or get on the ferry from Gossen to Ona lighthouse, Norway’s southernmost fishing village. Choose between coastal cycling routes, forest trails or embark on an island-hopping biker oute. During springtime, the daffodil field next to Aukra church is in full bloom, and the annual kite festival takes place in Røaleira beach in the summer.
Falkeparken - falcon trapping and warhistory
The administrative centre of Aukra, Falkhytten, got its name from thef alcon trapping that took place during the Middle Ages.The falcon trapping hut got destroyed during the Second World War, when the area was used for building bunkers. Visit Falkparken to learn more about the falcon trapping days of Aukra.
Travel inspiration
What to see and do

Culture
Løvikremma Coastal Farm
Aukra
Løvikremma on Aukra is a typical coastal guard from the end of the 19th century, where the industry has been farming and fishing.

Adventure parks and animals
Røaleira beach at Aukra
Aukra
Aukra is known for its beautiful beaches. Røaleira is a more than 800 meters long and shallow sandy beach, with views to the ocean and beautiful sunsets.

Sightseeing
The daffodil field in Gossen
Aukra
Experience the large meadow of daffodils next to the church in Gossen.
How to get here
Travel to and around Nordmøre and Romsdal by car, bus, train, boat and plane. Visit amazing attractions such as the Atlantic Road, Trollstigen and Romsdalseggen ridge. Here you will find information about transport in Northwest.
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The Atlantic Road
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