Senja by camper: Norway's second largest island, with the National Tourist Route along its outer coast, steep peaks like Segla and Hesten, fishing villages and quiet fjords. Below are our hikes, landmarks, wild camp spots and campsites on the island. The outer roads are narrow and winding -- take your time and use the passing places.
Ersfjordstranda – SenjaWhite sand beach in the Ersfjord on Senja with the gold-clad toilet Gulldassen and a new service building with kiosk and outdoor shower.
Husøy SenjaA fishing village installed onto a little island in the fjord. It is a nice drive through the mountains to reach Husøy.
Segla SenjaGreat viewpoint towards Segla the iconic mountain of Senja.
The secret of Mount StormoaWell, not much to say about that spot. Take a deep breath and walk into ... the rest stays with you!
Tungeneset SenjaRest stop on the tip of a headland on Senja, with a larch walkway over the rocks towards the open sea and the jagged peaks of Okshornan.
Wild Campsite 3
Ersfjord SenjaWild camp spot beside the beach. Nice view. Toilets 3 minutes' walk. Can be a busy place in summer.
Laukvik SenjaPark your camper right at the beach and have a great view towards the midnight sun.
Steinfjord SenjaGood alternative if Ersfjord is too busy. Park 20 metres from the beach.
Senja FjordcampSenja Fjordcamp is a camper-van site in Torsken on Senja, right down by the fjord, with a great view of the sea and the dramatic mountains.
Also on the map: 20 Grocery stores, 1 Vinmonopolet, 2 Ferry quays