City in Nordland, Norway
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Grønligrotta
About 100 m deep and 2 km long cave. Artificial lighting inside. Tours of 45–60 min. Also for families, but check if your walking or health are issues. The cave is cold, . Grottekroa by the cave offers food and beverages, souvenirs, tickets and accommodation.
Setergrotta
A 3.4-km-long cave, with underwater connection to Grønligrotta. The cave is close to natural state. Headlight, helmet and overall included in the tours, own good footwear required. Physically challenging but prior experience not needed. Groups of more than five should book in advance.
The only hostel in Mo I Rana
By plane
The airport is served by Widerøe with Dash 8 aircraft connecting the community to Bodø, Trondheim and other communities in Nordland and Nord-Trøndelag.
By car
European route E6 from Oslo leads via Trondheim to Mo i Rana and continues toward Finnmark in the north.
By ferry
Hurtigruten calls in Nesna, some 60 km west from Mo i Rana.
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