Nusfjord is one of Norway's oldest and most well-preserved fishing villages, and it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From 425 BC until the present day, people have resided in Nusfjord for centuries, fishing, working, and enjoying life. The village, with its quaint yellow and red fisherman cabins, is located between the mountains and has an absolutely stunning harbor. With plenty of old buildings related to the fishing industry that have been renovated and taken care of, there's no shortage of wonderful sights. To enter the area, you have to pay a fee of 100NOK. Definitely pay a visit and taste the delicious pastries of the little bakery.