Atlantic Grand
The largest of the homes — room for the whole travel party, with a balcony facing the sea.
Explore this home
The journey
From the Atlantic Road to your own front door
Follow the road in — over the bridges, across the island, out to the quiet edge of Ekkilsøy.
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Chapter one · The Atlantic Ocean Road
The road that dives into the sea
Eight bridges thread the skerries between Vevang and Kårvåg. Storseisundet is the one everyone knows — the curve that seems to launch you straight into the Norwegian Sea before setting you gently down on Averøy. Let the drive in slow you down. The journey is part of the stay.
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Chapter two · Across Averøy
An island that works for a living
Route 64 crosses Averøy between fishing harbours, boat sheds and sheep grazing the open heath. No queues, no hurry — twenty unhurried minutes of coastline with the sea never far from the windscreen.
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Chapter three · A thousand-year detour
Older than the road, older than the town
Pause at Kvernes, where a medieval stave church still watches the fjord. Walk deep into the Bremsneshola cave, or look across the sound to Kristiansund, the old klippfisk town — and far out on the horizon, the abandoned island village of Grip.
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Chapter four · The last bridge
One more bridge, and the sea is yours
A narrow bridge leaves the main road and lands on Ekkilsøy. At the end of it: a small holiday hamlet on its own stretch of shoreline — lawns down to the water, jetties and a sheltered marina, shared only with the handful of guests staying here.
- Five homes, each with its own view of the sea
- Terraces and balconies wrap the house
- Private kitchens · free parking · pets stay free
- Rated 8.9 Excellent by 96 guests
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Chapter five · Two lights
The sky decides the season
In summer the sun barely sets — fish at midnight, coffee on the terrace at 3 a.m. In winter, storms roll in from the west, and on clear nights the aurora fills the sky above the jetty. Same address, two different worlds.
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Chapter six · Out to the banks
Cast off from your doorstep
The waters off Averøy are serious fishing grounds — cod, saithe, haddock and the occasional halibut. Fish from the shore, or take a boat from the marina and head for the deeper banks. The quay is made for landing the day's catch.
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Chapter seven · Your stay
The last stretch is yours
Check-in from 15:00. The ocean does the rest.
