Things to do in Bodo

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in Nordland

Vestvatn Alpinanlegg

Saltstraumen

Saltstraumen, located near Bodo, Norway, is recognized as having the world's strongest tidal currents, connecting the Saltfjorden and the Skjerstad Fjord. Approximately every 6 hours, over 400 million cubic meters of water force their way through a narrow strait about 150 m wide at peak speeds of up to 22 knots, pushing water from one fjord into the other and creating massive whirlpools up to 10 m or more in diameter on the surface. The roaring sound and the power of the currents are spectacular. Benefiting from the rich nutrients brought by the currents, this is also a well-known fishing spot in Norway, where cod gather in large numbers in the current area. The unique underwater topography also attracts diving enthusiasts to explore these ecologically rich waters.

Norwegian Aviation Museum

Norwegian Aviation Museum is located in Bodø, Norway. Opened in 1994, it covers an area of over 10,000 m². It is one of the largest aviation museums in Northern Europe, featuring a wide variety of aircraft, including civil, military (air force), and helicopter models, and presents the complete technological evolution of aircraft from their inception. The exhibition also explores the profound connection between aviation development and the history of Norway, including the story of the Royal Norwegian Air Force's struggle during World War II. The museum building is V-shaped, resembling an aircraft with spread wings, and serves as an iconic cultural landmark in Bodø.

Pluscamp Saltstraumen Camping

Kjerringoy trading

Aspmyra Stadion

Bodø Cathedral

Bodo Domkirke is a cathedral located in Bodo, Norway. It was destroyed during World War II in 1940 and later rebuilt.

Nordlandsbadet (Endret åpningstider i skolefriperioder)

Jektefartsmuseet

Keiservarden viewpoint