The North Sea Traftic Museum is located in Telavåg on the island of Sotra west of Bergen. During World War II, Telavåg was one of the hubs of the North Sea traffic – the illegal boat traffic between Norway and Great Britain.

On April 26, 1942, two German officers were shot by Norwegian agents in Telavåg. The Germans reacted with severe reprisals. All adult men were sent to German concentration camps, while women and children were interned at Framnes in Hardanger.

The entire village was then razed to the ground!

Sotra Golf Club is a fantastic golf club in Øygarden, surrounded by beautiful coastal nature. A gem for golf enthusiasts!

Fjell fortress is a historic defensive structure with impressive tunnels and panoramic views. Popular hiking trail.

Glesvær Café at Glesnes is a charming coastal café

The museum is beautifully located in Ovågen and shows what life and coastal culture have been through time

Porsvika 125 is a cozy café by the sea on Algrøy

Popular hiking trail in the far west of the gap in the sea, west of Telavåg, suitable for most people.