ACTIVITIES

The fishing enthusiast will get their money’s worth here. Here on Linesøya you have a good base no matter what fish you want. Depending on the time of year, you can catch different types of fish, such as:
Pollack, cod, redfish, tusk, ling, mackerel, etc. Tim is an experienced fisherman, who can guide and assist you if desired.

We are an officially registered fishing company, which means that as an angler you can take up to 18 kg fish fillet with you to your home country, but you must register the caught fish via the Fiskedirektorat. You will find the rules for tourist fishing in Norway here
https://www.fiskeridir.no/Turistfiske/Reglar-for-turistfiske

Obviously Safety at sea is essential for a successful fishing holiday, therefore we highly suggest reading the safety rules before going out at sea, the safety rules can be found here
https://www.visitnorway.no/planlegg-reisen/sikkerhetstips/sikkerhet-pa-sjoen/

Do you love the sea and want to explore the coastline in a relaxing way? Then we offer rental sea kayaks which are perfect for exploring the waters and skerries around Linesøya.

If you are a beer lover or a Gin lover and want a tour of our local brewery or distillery, let us know and we’ll make an appointment.

You can also enjoy nice walks in our very varied and unspoiled nature, Linesøya has as said several beautiful tour suggestions on the island and otherwise in Åfjord and on Fosen. Ask us for more information about great routes and sights.

If you like cycling, either as recreation or as pure exercise, than you can take a nice biking trip around the islands and enjoy our beautiful nature.

Are you more of the athletic type and like “extreme cycling”? Then you may be open for a day trip; Ivan is an experienced cyclist who can definitely help you with information and tips for a great ride. It is also possible to rent EL-bikes, let us know well in advance if you are interested, and we will make sure that they will be delivered on time and ready when you need them.

The Fosen Via Ferrata is a completely newly established “climbing trail”, in the center of Åfjord, on the mountain Mælanakken. The guides are ready to take you on a fantastic climbing experience with a stunning view of the fjord and mountains, and if you look closely you might see salmon splashing in the Stordal River. The tour starts and ends right in the city centre, right next to the Fosen Fjordhotell.

When you’re done with your journey, you can settle down and enjoy the view from the top of the mountain or “fast on” to Åfjord centre for lunch or dinner in one of Åfjord’s delicious restaurants. Check out www.fosenaktiv.no to book this exciting activity.

We have a lovely environment for diving in Åfjord, and the Åfjord coast is an Eldorado for all types of divers, with kelp forests, beautiful rock formations, and around 80 shipwrecks. If you want to know more about the possibilities, we can put you in touch with some relevant people.

The diverse landscape means that Linesøya has plenty of seabirds, waders, small birds and birds of prey. On evening walks in the forest areas, you can meet woodcocks in the summer. Of common small bird species, for example, redwing, robin, dunnock, fitis, chiffchaff, whinchat, eurasian siskin, several tit species and goldcrest are some of the selection. European Goldfinch is a beautiful and colourful small bird that has become more common to see in Trøndelag in recent years. In addition, the long-distance migratory birds nest Sedge Warbler and whitethroat on the island. white-tailed sea-eagle, the common kestrel and short-eared owl are typical birds of prey, which are often seen during the day.

Our neighbor is an ornithologist and has mapped the bird life along a route by the farm. Posters with information about this can be found along the road from our farm and further west. The bird life here is so rich that this is just a small taste of the birds you can find here.

If you have special questions about birds you would like to observe, then we can put you in touch with relevant ornithologists. The following link can provide you with more information about birdwatching.
https://www.birdingbed.no

We live in the land of moose, deer and roe deer. Otters, seals and whales also belong to the coastal environment here. Experiencing these enriches our lives.

You can also go to our region for salmon and / or trout fishing. If you plan your holiday in the salmon or trout season, we can help you find the right place, as well as obtain a fishing license. Make sure to send us a message in advance if you are interested.

SeeSalmon Stoksund – with RIB to the salmon cages

Visit us in the Exhibition Center and experience salmon farming in close interaction with nature and natural forces in Stoksund.

• Booking a boat trip: Minimum 2 days in advance.
• Booking:
  – To buy a ticket in the online store, look at https://seesalmon.no/opplevelser/havbruk.
  – Email post@seesalmon.no
  – Phone: +47 459 14 474, serviced mon – fri. at 9:00 -15:00.
• Departure:
  Monday – Friday at 11:00
  The trip takes about 2 hours. Here you can learn about life in the cages, how the farm is run and follow the salmon via video camera. The boat takes a maximum of 12 people.
• Group bookings:
  By contacting us, we can arrange a departure at 09.00 or at 13.00
• More information:
  https://seesalmon.no/en/opplevelser/havbruk

SeeSalmon Stoksund has easy access to their exhibition house. Here you can learn about life in the cages, how the farm is ran behind the scenes and follow the salmon through a video camera. Continuous video monitoring in the bottom of the cage is important to see if the fish are doing well.
The viewing centre has safety equipment to take you to the cages by boat. The cages are located on the open sea, where the ocean currents bring clean water to the salmon.

Almost every day the “Hurtigruten” passes between April and September in front of our farm.

There are 14 different ships and a different one passes each time. Hurtigruten ‘directly translated ‘the fast route’’ has been carrying post and passengers along the Norwegian coast for over 118 years. Holiday guests are delighted with the authentic atmosphere and enjoy the unique opportunity to experience life along the Norwegian coast and its fascinating and rugged nature from the sea side. These ships are part of everyday life in Coastal Norway. One of the Hurtigruten ships leaves Bergen daily in the direction of Kirkenes and embarks on a 12-day round trip. Every day a Hurtigruten ship docks in one of the 34 ports, of which Trondheim is one.

From the Stokkøya bridge you can see the Hurtigruten pass under you, and it is highly recommended to check it out if you are visiting. Don’t forget to wave to the passengers 😉

The 400 meter long Hosnasanden on Stokkøya is the most beautiful bathing beach in Trøndelag. The beach has otherwise been named one of the world’s finest beaches by CNN. For even more fun and challenges on the beach waves, you can also rent a SUP board here.