Cliffs & Calm: A Day at Tungeneset, Senja

#summervacay Tungeneset is that picture‑perfect cape on Norway’s Senja Island where rugged meets serene. You walk along a stylish Siberian larch boardwalk—built right over the granite rocks—and suddenly the mighty Okshornan peaks (aka “Devil’s Teeth”) rise dramatically to the north, while the vast Norwegian Sea spreads out to the west . Whether it’s a bright sunny day or moody skies, the coastal reflections in tidal pools make every photo a masterpiece—and the crisp sea breeze somehow feels even fresher here. The area is peaceful and wheelchair-accessible, with restrooms open from May to September and free parking just meters from the trailhead—meaning it's ideal for a short, scenic stop or a relaxed picnic . Bring sturdy shoes, maybe a sandwich, and linger until sunset: the golden hour casts a magical glow across the peaks and water . If you're lucky, you might even glimpse seals splashing near the rocks or watch the Northern Lights flicker overhead at night—truly a hidden gem on Senja.