Hoddevik beach
Hoddevik is a small fishing village, located in a green valley between high rocks. Opposite to the village is one of the best beaches on the West coast of the Norwegian Peninsula Stadlandet. This idyllic place is a 1.5 km of white sand, washing by transparent waters of light blue colour.
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Beach description
Vacationers of the Hoddevik Beach are provided with paradise holiday with wellness walks, fantastic views from the coastal cliffs and fresh farm products. But Hoddevik is loved not only for relaxing leisure, fantastic photoshoots and interesting trekking.
Hoddevik is the main surfing spot in the country. There are two surfing camps: Stad Surfing and Lapoint Surf School. This beach is the best place for northern tide waves. Under the professional supervision wishers will develop their surfing skills to the new level. At the rental point guests will be offered a quality wetsuit and a board ready for the next surfing session.
Conditions for active and passive recreation here are great in any weather thanks to high mountains surrounded the beach, protecting it from the strong winds. This what's made this beach world-wide famous.
When is it better to go
The most suitable time for a beach recreation in Norway is the beginning of summer. In the country of fjords from June to July the sun shines almost around the clock. In the southern resorts, the air temperature warms up to + 17-23 °C. May and September will be a great alternative to the summer months, when the weather is still warm, but there are fewer tourists. Arriving in Norway in the winter, you can significantly save on tickets and hotel accommodation, and at the same time see the northern lights.