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Ona is a unique place in the midst of the open sea! Here, you’ll find inspiration for some of what the island offers. All activities can be tailored for leadership and kick-off groups, team-building, or other social events.

Morning swim at Storsanden

At the enchanting Storsanden, with the fjord and majestic mountains on the horizon, this sandy beach invites you to a morning swim. Bring a basket with a bathrobe, towel, and a warm drink, and enjoy a peaceful morning by the beach.
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Aquavit tasting

We offer a variety of tasting experiences for both individuals and groups. How about an aquavit tasting before your meal or an aquavit package to complement your chosen menu?
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Ona Lighthouse

The iconic coastal lighthouse, established in 1867, stands 14.7 meters tall atop Onakalven, offering majestic views in all kinds of weather. A short walk from Havstuene brings you to this unique vantage point. Since its inception, the lighthouse has been a crucial navigation point for sailors along the Norwegian coast. Although automated and unmanned today, it remains open to visitors who wish to enjoy the fantastic views and learn about its history.
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Boat Trips from Finnøy Bryggehotell

Here you can experience the thrill of a big catch, either with a fishing rod or a camera. You might encounter seals, otters, sea eagles, and many other various seabirds. We have historic fishing boats or fast boats available, depending on your preference..
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Birdwatching at Ona

Ona and Husøya boast a rich birdlife, with a remarkable 244 bird species observed on the islands. Their relatively isolated location on the outer coast makes Ona and Husøya among the best places in Norway to spot rare bird species. The islands act as an oasis for birds in areas with few other landing options.
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Local crafts on Ona

Ona is renowned for its ceramics workshops, namely Onakalven Ceramics and Brun & Blå Ceramics Workshop. Additionally, visitors can explore the local knitting shop “Two Round Needles and Happy Cups,” which offers coffee, snacks, basic groceries, as well as yarn and knitting products.
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