easy
5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required unless choosing optional hikes
Discover Senja’s National Tourist Route: a 5-hour drive through towering fjords, dramatic peaks, and timeless fishing villages. Perfect for photographers and nature lovers seeking Norway’s lesser-known coastal beauty.
For all ages! • 5 Hours • Day Tour
Embark on a breathtaking 5-hour journey through Senja, Norway's stunning National Scenic Route. Marvel at dramatic mountains, crystal-clear fjords, and charming fishing villages. Experience the unique beauty of "Oksehornan Senja," the "devil's tooth," while capturing unforgettable moments in this picturesque landscape, perfect for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
5 hours
In all of Norway there are 18 National Scenic Routes and one of them crosses exactly the island of Senja. Discover with us the route that has attracted the most renowned photographers in the world for its spectacular mountains, fjords and beaches.
Along our tours on this route, we are placed face to face with steep mountains that plunge deep into the ocean, with spectacular views of the fjords. One of the highlights of this route is the peculiar mountain “Oksehornan Senja”, known as "devil's tooth". The region's narrow roads surround frozen lakes in winter, the beautiful fjords surrounded by icy crystalline waters and beaches of white sand and turquoise waters full of coral.
In addition to stops at viewpoints with breathtaking views, we visit authentic fishing villages that even today tell stories of the time when they had to survive exclusively on fishing and agriculture.
Included: transfer, expert guide.
Remember to bring: thermal clothing, hat and gloves, photo camera.
Senja’s weather can change rapidly; dress in layers and bring rain gear for comfort.
Allow time to explore viewpoints and short hikes, especially near Oksehornan for the best vistas.
Respect private property and the quiet villages along the route, keeping noise and waste to a minimum.
Fuel stations are limited outside Finnsnes; top off your tank before the drive.
Senja has a rich fishing heritage dating back centuries, reflected in its enduring coastal villages and traditional architecture.
The area is managed to balance tourism with preservation of its natural habitats, encouraging responsible travel and minimal environmental impact.
Keeps you dry during the frequent rain showers common on Senja.
fall specific
Capture dramatic landscapes and natural wonders along the route.
Supportive footwear for exploring short trails near viewpoints.
Keep comfortable as temperatures can be cool and variable across seasons.
spring specific