Nes på Vega sett fra lufta en sommerkveld

Nes · Vega · just south of the Arctic Circle

Island life on the Helgeland coast

Discover

Seafront rorbuer on Vega

Four rorbu cabins on stilts over the sea at Nes, in the Vegaøyan World Heritage area. People here have lived from the sea, the eider ducks and the land for more than a thousand years, and the sea still sets the pace of the day.

Fish from the boat in the morning, paddle to an empty cove in the afternoon, and sit on the dock as the midnight sun or the northern lights take over the sky.

The units

Rent one unit – or all of Havblikk

Each unit has its own kitchen or kitchenette and its own entrance. Rent all four and there is room for up to 22 people, with a shared dock, hot tub and long table by the water.

Vega Havblikk – Nordlys, Utsyn, Veiga, EaSee all photos · 53
Nesveien 104–108 · Vega

All of Havblikk

All four units, the dock and the hot tub. Suited to fishing groups, big families and gatherings.

Up to 22 beds10 bedrooms3 bathrooms
Check dates & book
2nd floor · balcony

Nordlys

On the upper floor of the main house, with a balcony facing the sea. Ask us about Nordlys and we will send you beds, layout and photos.

Book this unit
1st floor · largest unit

Utsyn

The largest apartment, on the first floor of the main house, with the sea right outside the windows. A terrace door leads from the living room straight onto the dock. Spacious living room, kitchen and dining area.

7–8 beds4 bedroomsBathroom with showerWood stove
Book this unit
1st floor

Veiga

On the first floor with the sea and the dock right outside. Two bedrooms, kitchen and living room, and large windows that let in plenty of light. Can be rented alone, or together with Ea upstairs.

4 beds2 bedroomsBathroom with shower
Book this unit
2nd floor · sea view

Ea

A floor of its own with a separate entrance. Both bedrooms have sea views, and the family room can be used for extra sleeping. Rented with Veiga, you use Veiga's shower. Rented alone, there is a private shower on the ground floor of the boathouse.

4 beds2 bedrooms + family roomToilet and kitchenette
Book this unit
Book

Book your stay

Choose a unit and dates in the calendar and send your booking request. We will confirm and send payment details, usually within a day.

tveitmo@gmail.com

Pick arrival and departure in the calendar
Evening in the harbour at Nes
Evening in the harbour at Nes
The seasons

Vega through the year

Spring

Spring

Thousands of migrating birds return, the eider ducks nest and the light comes back fast. Quiet days and good fishing.

Summer

Summer

Midnight sun, kayaking in clear water, swimming and long evenings on the dock. Everything on the island is open May to September.

Autumn

Autumn

Autumn storms from the sea, good catches and the first northern-lights nights. Cosy evenings and seafood after a day outside.

Winter

Winter

Silence, polar-night light and northern lights over the skerries. Much on the island is closed, so stock up before you come – in return you have Vega almost to yourself.

Go slow

Days on Vega

  1. Walk to the World Heritage centre and E-huset at Nes and learn about the eider-duck tradition.
  2. Take the boat out to Lånan and meet the eider-duck keepers.
  3. Hike Trollvasstinden for views over the whole archipelago.
  4. Cycle to the beaches at Eidem and look out for orchids and seabirds.
  5. Cast a line from the dock or take the fishing boat out to the halibut grounds.
  6. Have dinner at Vega Havhotell, or grill your catch on the dock.
Things to do

Fishing, boating, kayaking and hiking

Halibut caught on a fishing trip from Vega
Sea fishingCod, coalfish and halibut – a short ride from the dock
Boat at the dock on Vega
Boating & island hoppingThe World Heritage skerries
Seafood dinner on the dock at sunset
Seafood on the dockLong summer evenings
Rainbow over the islands seen from a summit on Vega
Mountain hikesViews over the archipelago
Hikers on a mountain top on Vega
Summit hikesA break with a view
Snorkelling among the islands on Vega
SnorkellingClear water between the islands
Sea kayaks on the shore on Vega
KayakingCalm evenings between the skerries
Bike on the dock by the rorbuer
BikingQuiet roads across the island
Northern lights over the sea on Vega
Northern lights over the seaAutumn and winter nights
Midnight sun over the skerries of Vega
Midnight sunSummer nights that never get dark
Touring bike in front of a mountain on Vega
Cycle touringRound the island with panniers
Deer by the shore on Vega
WildlifeDeer, eider ducks and sea eagles
Halibut caught on a fishing trip from Vega
HalibutThe catch from Vega
Rentals

Boat, kayak and bike

Fishing boat for hire
Vega · Boat

Fishing boat for hire

Aluminium boat with full technical equipment for fishing trips and island hopping. The fishing grounds are a short ride from the dock.

  • Full equipment
  • NOK 2,000 per day
Ask about the boat
Paddle between the skerries
Vega · Kayak

Paddle between the skerries

Sea kayaks for calm mornings and long summer evenings among the islands and beaches around Vega.

  • Sea kayaks
Ask about kayaks
Cycle the island
Vega · Bike

Cycle the island

Bikes for the quiet roads across Vega – to the World Heritage centre, the beaches and the mountain trails.

  • Bikes
Ask about bikes
About Vega
Vegaøyan
World Heritage

Vegaøyan

Vegaøyan is on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its thousand-year tradition of eider ducks and eiderdown. More than 6,500 islands, islets and skerries surround Vega, and the island's mountains look out over the whole archipelago.

Getting to Vega
Getting here

Getting to Vega

Vega lies on the Helgeland coast in Nordland. You get here by car ferry or express boat from the Brønnøysund area. The nearest airport is Brønnøysund. There is parking right outside the rorbuer.

Summer nights on Vega
Summer nights on Vega
Vigdis og Anne-Margrethe
Vigdis & Anne-Margrethe
Morten
Morten
Your hosts

Vigdis, Anne-Margrethe and Morten

We are three siblings who took over the rorbuer together in autumn 2026. They were previously run as Vega Opplevelsesreiser, and we are carrying on the tradition of fishing and nature holidays at Nes.

We are happy to share tips on fishing spots, hikes and island hopping. You book directly with us – no middleman.

Book