The Atlantic Ocean Road is an 8.3
KM long section of County Road 64, running through an archipelago and passing
by Hustadvika, an unsheltered part of the Norwegian Sea. The structure is built
on numerous small islands and skeries that are connected by causeways, viaducts
and eight bridges. The longest and most noticeable of the bridges is the 260
meter long Storseisundet Bridge.
But simple facts about the
Atlantic Road do no justice to its brilliance. You need to see pictures to
realize just how breathtaking it is. An aerial view of this long structure
snaking through the sea is simply magnificent. Better still, you could visit
the road yourself and drive across it to experience its complete attractiveness.
In fact, the Atlantic Road has been declared the world's best road trip and is
a widespread site for automotive commercials.
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