In a nutshell

Thousand-year-old monasteries, record-breaking cliffs, open-air museums: time stands still on the coast between Måløy and Florø. Forget the ticking of the clock for a moment too: you've got plenty of time to cruise at your leisure as you discover the symbolic local sites, from the cliff of Hornelen - the highest in Europe - to the Coastal Museum and the treasures of the island of Kinn. A typical lunch is included!

Main stops

Ferry Tour from Måløy to Florø
Cliff of Hornelen: stop to photograph the highest cliff in Europe
Florø Coastal Museum: internal visit
Typical lunch
Boat tour to the island of Kinn: monastery (external visit) and cliff

The programme

A boat accustomed to the fjords and all the time you need are the two indispensable ingredients in an excursion that enables you to take home a rare and authentic snapshot of the county of Vestland, in the far west of Norway.
The crossing from Måløy to Florø elicits a 'wow!' from start to finish, but in the strait of Frøysjøen, a stop to snap a picture of the Hornelen cliffs is a must: At 860 meters, it's the highest in Europe!
Stop off in Florø for another treat: a visit to the coastal museum that has been safeguarding artifacts from the past and present of this area since 1980, intrinsically linked to the water: from 20th century boats to the furniture from fishermen's houses and a reconstruction of the Snorre platform, which extracts oil in the North Sea.
But the sea is home to many bounties, and now it's time to taste some of them, with a delicious lunch.
After lunch, sail back to the island of Kinn, famous for its mysterious monastery built around 1100 - one of the oldest in the country - and for a curiously shaped cliff, used by sailors from every era to find their way. Now you know it too.