Skålevik

Skålevik has served as a coastal settlement on Litle Sotra in Vestland since the 20th century. West of Bergen, it stands near Raunefjorden, among the waterways that separate Øygarden’s islands from the mainland. Low, rocky ground and the open maritime setting give the area a distinctly coastal character, unlike the deep inland valleys associated with much of western Norway. The Sotra Bridge, opened in 1971, connected Litle Sotra with Bergen and transformed everyday travel between the island communities and the city. Browse additional webcams from Øygarden and the Bergen area to extend your view of Vestland’s coast.

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