THE ATLANTIC ROAD NORWAY - Drone Footages - M.G Skyliner

The Atlantic Ocean Road is an 8.274-kilometer-long section of County Road 64 connecting Averøy with the mainland at Eide. It runs through an archipelago, with tourist sites and scenic viewpoints. The road has 8 bridges, offers various activities, and is part of the National Tourist Routes.
The Hulvågen Bridges looking towards the mainland
The Atlantic Ocean Road starts at Utheim on Averøy, close to the village of Kårvåg. It then passes across several islands, connected by a series of bridges. These include the Little Lauvøysund Bridge onto Lille Lauvøy, the Store Lauvholmen Bridge onto Store Lauvøy, and the Geitøysund Bridge onto Geitøya, which has a viewpoint and parking. The road continues across Eldhusøya and Lyngholmen, reaching Ildhusøya, where there is parking, a resting place, and a viewpoint. Then, it crosses the iconic Storseisundet Bridge, which is a cantilever bridge 260 meters long, straddling the municipal boundary between Eide and Averøy. After passing Flatskjæret, which has a viewpoint, the road continues onto Hulvågen, using the three Hulvågen Bridges, with a combined length of 293 meters. The road then runs through Skarvøy and Strømsholmen, both of which have a resting place, before finally reaching the mainland over the Vevangstraumen Bridge, which is 119 meters long.
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