• MYKEN Far to the sea lies the island Myken with 16 permanent residents, the northernmost arctic whiskey distillery in the world, accommodations and a great restaurant. If you want to experience something special - go to Myken.
www.kystriksveien.no/myken
• SVARTISEN Norway’s second largest glacier is located in Meløy. You can get all the way up to the glacier by taking the boat across Holandsfjo d from the tourist office. This part of the glacier is called Engenbreen and here you can try out glacier walking (call 1 day in advance).
www.kystriksveien.no/svartisen
• GILDESKÅL OLD CHURCH Among the many churches situated along Kystriks- veien, Gildeskål Gamle Kirke is one of the most excit- ing ones to visit. The church was built in the 1100s, perhaps by King Øystein. Take a walk as well into the cemetery where there are some peculiar inscriptions (in Norwegian) on the headstones.
www.kystriksveien.no/museum
• SALTSTRAUMEN The world’s strongest maelstrom is an impressive experience as the tidal waters are on their way in or out. Check the in/out times in a special tide sched- ule. Bring your rod & reel and try your luck at fishing o how about a rafting trip!
www.kystriksveien.no/saltstraumen
• NORWEGIAN AVIATION MUSEUM If you would like to see the famous U2 plane, the Spitfi e or Junkers Ju88, then the Norwegian Aviation Museum in Bodø is the place for you. The exhibits
cover both military and civil aviation history.
www.kystriksveien.no/museum
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FOTO: MYKENB&B
FOTO: NATHAN HOOVER
FOTO: STEINAR JOHANSEN
FOTO: RICHARD PANTKE
FOTO: OLAV BREEN
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