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#1 Senja island is still relatively off the beaten path destination in Norway Norway is popular with tourists especially in the summer I love this country for its wilderness and availability of nature but the number of tourists flocking to the most popular spots in Norway like Trolltunga Priekestolen don’t appeal to me #2 Senja island is not that hard to get to – how to get to Senja in Norway Even though Senja island is located a bit off the beaten path in Norway quite far in the north and well it’s an island Senja is not that hard to travel to #3 Senja’s views are to die for The jagged mountains surrounded by the white sand beaches turquoise water dotted with the islands like straight from Indonesia high cliffs dropping straight into the sea #4 Senja offers a range of activities in every season There are plenty of things to do in Senja with a huge choice of activities for everyone at all times of the year.

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The famous toilet facility Ersfjordstranda beach Senja Norway Tungeneset Tungeneset is a wooden walkway leading to the striking view The walkway overlooks the sharp Oksen mountain and the crashing waves of the North Sea.

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Senja Travel A few words about Senja first Despite the fact that Senja is still a lesstravelled island among tourists in Norway this piece of land is the second largest island in this Scandinavian country It seems that Senja is bit in the shadows of the worldfamous Lofoten islands And you know what?.

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Enjoy the Scenic Route with beautiful stopovers Senja hosts one of the 18 Norwegian scenic routes Senja scenic route is 102 km long and it runs from Gryllefjord to Botnhamn (or vice versa if you are coming from the north) with short detours to Mefjordvaer and Husoy Hike Hesten hill for the iconic view of Segla mountain While Segla is the most famous mountain on Senja island a hike to Hesten its’ neighboring hill is much more popular for two reasons Ersfjord Beach This gorgeous white sandy beach is located on the western part of Senja island between Skaland and Senjahopen Unfortunately the Norwegian sea is a little bit too cold to swim (even in Summer months the temperature is way below 15 Celsius) still the soft sand and spectacular scenery make Ersjford beach a perfect spot to relax Tungeneset Not far from Ersfjord beach lies Tungeneset viewpoint which might not seem worth the stop from the road but do yourself a favor and take that stroll.