The Marble caves & The Atlantic road

Explore the mystical Marble caves at Naas! The caves are a result of mining operations, and have been active since 1938. In others parts of the mountain, the mining operation is still ongoing. Today, the area where the caves are located function as a concert venue, as well as a tourist attraction in itself. A boat ride into the caves offers visitors a unique and stunning experience. Combine this with a trip to the Atlantic road, one of the world’s best road trips. The highway zigzags across bridges and islands, to the point where the land and the ocean meet the fjord.

Tour description

The excursion goes by coach from the port of Molde and directly to the marble caves. Small boats take groups into the caves, where they can get a closer look at the surroundings. Lunch or a snack can be served inside the heated concert hall. It is also possible to book entertainment. The visit includes a short film about the ongoing mining operation.

The caves has the same temperature all year around, 7 degrees on the boat trip and 22 degrees in the concert hall.

This excursion is great to combine with a visit to the Atlantic road, as the marble caves are situated between Molde and the Atlantic road. The round tour from Molde – Bud fishing village – The Atlantic Road – The Marble Caves – Molde, is a route that offers variation and a number of attractions.