Gaustablikk offers a wealth of fantastic natural and cultural experiences for the whole family.
Here are eight tips for your holiday in Gaustablikk, whether you're into culture and history, hiking, quiet boat trips on Kvitåvatn or fun with the kids.
The town of Rjukan, around 20 minutes drive from Gaustablikk, is in many ways unique – and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In Rjukan, just 20 min from Gaustablikk, children and adults can enjoy the fun water activities at Rjukanbad.
Visit Heddal Stave Church – Norway's largest preserved stave church.
Gausta Activity Centre offers a wide range of activities – from guided mountain tours to rowing boat hire and fun for the kids.
The idyllic Lake Kvitåvatn just outside Gausta offers plenty of fantastic water activities.
Hardangarvidda is Europe's largest high mountain plateau and offers plenty of unique natural experiences.
At the Norwegian Industrial Museum you can experience the exciting history of Rjukan and Vemork, which includes the world's largest power plant, the invention of mineral fertiliser – and one of most ...
In Rjukan, just 20 min from Gaustablikk, children and adults can enjoy the fun water activities at Rjukanbad.
With or without skis on your feet – the Gaustatoppen is a MUST if you visit Gausta.