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Hamn i Senja

  • View of Hamn in Senja during summer with clear skies
  • Five people wearing dry suits in snowy weather.
  • Northern Lights above snow-covered mountains on Senja.
  • A whale emerging from the water with snow-covered mountains in the background.
  • A person enjoying panoramic views of the majestic mountains on Senja.
  • Panoramic view of Senja during summer.
  • Two people diving from the pier at Hamn in Senja during summer.
  • A person wearing sunglasses in the Northern Norwegian evening sun holding a very large fish.
  • A happy person kayaking in beautiful summer weather.
  • The bathroom of one of the rooms at Hamn in Senja.
  • The view of the sea and mountains from one of the rooms at Hamn in Senja.
  • People in a hot tub enjoying the Northern Norwegian evening sun.
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  • 400 20 005

  • Hamnveien 1145

    Senja, Troms

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Hamn in Senja – a fjord-side retreat along the Norwegian Scenic Route Senja.

Around three hours’ drive from Tromsø through spectacular scenery, Hamn in Senja is a waterfront resort offering comfortable accommodation and panoramic views of the fjord, mountains and changing Arctic light.

Choose from Aurora Rooms, waterfront suites, apartments and smaller hotel rooms. Several accommodation options offer wide coastal views, while the specially designed Aurora Rooms have panoramic windows facing the sea and Arctic sky.

Hamn in Senja offers a relaxed atmosphere and a convenient base for exploring the coastline, mountains and outdoor activities of Senja.

Dining

Storbrygga Spiseri is located by the harbour and serves dishes inspired by local and Northern Norwegian ingredients. The restaurant offers views of the harbour, surrounding mountains and Sukkertoppen.

During summer, outdoor seating is available on the quay when the weather allows. Opening and serving hours vary throughout the year, and advance table reservations are recommended.

Guests with allergies, dietary requirements or accessibility needs should contact Hamn before their visit to confirm the available arrangements.

Outdoor activities on Senja

Hamn is a base for a wide range of seasonal activities on Senja, including hiking, kayaking, wildlife safaris, fishing trips, ski touring, snowshoeing and northern-lights experiences.

The mountains and coastal landscapes around Hamn offer hiking routes with different levels of difficulty. Guided activities and local guides can also be booked.

Boats, kayaks and SUP boards are available for hire, together with selected outdoor equipment such as snowshoes, thermal suits, flotation suits and fishing equipment. Available equipment and activities vary by season.

After a day outdoors, guests can relax in the outdoor hot tub area overlooking the waterfront and surrounding mountains.

Senja also offers excellent photography opportunities, from dramatic mountain scenery and beaches to the midnight sun and northern lights, depending on the season and conditions.

How do you get here?

By car:

Hamn can be reached by road throughout the year via Finnsnes and the Gisund Bridge. The final part of the journey follows the western side of Senja and the Norwegian Scenic Route Senja.

During the summer season, ferry connections are also available between Brensholmen and Botnhamn and between Andenes and Gryllefjord. Operating periods and timetables vary, so check current ferry information before travelling.

By plane and car:

The closest airport is Bardufoss Airport, approximately 1.5 hours by car from Hamn. Tromsø Airport and Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes, are both around three hours away by car.

Airport transfers can be arranged on request.

By express boat or coastal ship:

Express boats operate between Tromsø and Finnsnes. Hurtigruten and Havila also call at Finnsnes daily.

Transport between Finnsnes and Hamn can be arranged on request. Check current departure times and connections before travelling.

    Accessibility information

    • Adapted for people with disabilities
    • Wheelchair accessible

    Fuente: Visit Tromsø-Region