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Attraction of the Month, Norway
Deep-sea fishing in Norway The Norwegian coastline is a gold mine of experiences and adventures, both on land and at sea. Whether you’re into water or land-based activities, there’s a multitude of ways to experience the wild and wonderful nature of this Nordic country. For anyone interested in deep-sea fishing or angling, Frøya Havfiskecamp is the place to visit. By Alyssa Nilsen | Photos: Håkon Vikaskag
Situated in the Frøyahavet archipelago by the gulf stream, the island of Frøya enjoys relatively mild temperatures all year round, despite being located not too far from the Arctic Circle. The Gulf Stream also allows for a rich and varied ocean life, and with the opportunity to catch over 30 different species of fish, Frøya is 116 | Issue 125 | June 2019
one of the most attractive fishing spots in Norway. From small mackerel to giant 150-kilogramme halibut, there’s something for everyone, no matter how experienced a fisher you are. One of the places accommodating visitors who wish to experience all this
is Frøya Havfiskecamp, located at Svellingen, at the very north of the island. With boats and cabins for hire, they can accommodate large and small groups of visitors for any number of days, whether you’re a family wanting a holiday to remember, a business looking for a slightly different experience, or a group of friends wanting an exciting getaway.
A growing industry “It’s a great way to meet new people,” says owner and CEO Håkon Vikaskag about the family-run company. As the main contributor, he is the one who welcomes