Strange Facts about The Atlantic Ocean Highway, Norway.

The Atlantic Ocean Highway, Norway. One of the most dangerous roads in the world! The Atlantic Highway in Norway is known for its stunning scenery and spectacular driving experience, but it can be dangerous during severe weather conditions such as storms and strong winds.
The road includes several bridges and roads that can be affected by strong waves and winds, making driving dangerous. It is important for travelers to check weather forecasts and road conditions before starting their trip.
The Atlantic Highway is 8 km long. It is a stretch of County Road 64 that crosses an archipelago at Eide and Avery in Mre Og Romsdal, Norway. The Atlantic Highway zigzags across low bridges across the sea, linking the islands between Molde and Kristiansund in the Westfjords. Hustadvika Bay lies next to a stretch of ocean and is truly wild during a storm.
In calmer climates it is possible to observe whales and seals.