Nature in focus
We are lucky to be surrounded by lots of fantastic scenery that makes for beautiful and dreamy photos for your feed. A rock formation with a beautiful view in Nedstrand, white sandy beaches on Karmøy, Dueglåp and Langåker and the lighthouses along the coast are locations that engage people and generate likes. And it’s not without reason that Langfoss waterfall has become a popular photo motif, as CNN ranked it one of the most beautiful in the world. The Coastal Trail just north of the centre of Haugesund offers lots of inspirational motifs, the most popular being ‘The Rising Tide’ in Kvalsvik.
Colourful memories
People enjoy seeing colourful motifs in photos. You’ll find the popular and colourful TIO chairs dotted across Haugalandet. The Town Hall in Haugesund is another Insta must – you do know that it’s pink right? And if that’s not enough, Haugesund even has an Insta-friendly multi-storey car park. Impossible, you say? Well check out the car park at Markedet!
If you go out to Utsira, you’ll discover world-class street art, and the Nyperosa and Havsula cabins make for arty photos in your feed. The taxis on Røvær are rather unusual and also make for fun photos. Haugesund’s perhaps most colourful house is home to Cupcakehuset, where both the building and the cupcakes are very photogenic. If you would really like to experience something out of the ordinary, you should visit Unni Marie Rosemaling in Ølen. Almost everything in Unni Marie’s house is covered in traditional rose painting, even the toilet!