Husøy
Small fishing island in Øyfjorden linked by causeway, with colorful houses crowding the island and fishing families all around.
Husøy is a fishing island of only about 200 people, surrounded by Øyfjorden and connected to Senja's main island by a causeway. Red, white and yellow wooden houses are densely packed, and fish factories, piers and fishing boats form a classic Arctic fishing village landscape. It is most photogenic from the high road before you enter the island. The island has a small chapel, shops and cafés, and visitors can stay in fishermen's cabins or join sea fishing trips. It is about a 15-minute drive from the Segla trailhead. Please do not enter fishing work areas or private gardens.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Segla
- Hesten
- Bergsbotn Viewpoint
- Mefjordvær
- Ersfjord Beach
- Senja (Tungeneset)
- Tungeneset Viewpoint
- Husfjellet