Punn Sanden and Nordlandsnupen

We packed our stuff and left Måstad. We made an attempt to reach Punn Sanden and the cave. I was told it is only possible to get there by boat but we managed to climb around, last part we had to use our climbing shoes and chalk. It's a lovely beach but we couldn't find the 3000 years old cave paintings. Then we walked back to Nordlandshagen, had some lunch and repacked the bikes. On the way to the other side we went hiking up Nordlandsnupen with a fantastic view all over the island and the uninhabited steep island Mosken. Then we looked for a café but it just closed but we managed to buy an ice cream at least. We went to Sørlandshagen and pitched the tent, then we made a fire and some dinner over it (since the kitchen broke) but we found huge amounts of driftwood.

This is were we will try to traverse.

Andreas.

It still looks possible...

Now it's time for climbing shoes. *

Traversing. *

Traversing. *

Almost there. *

This is fun! *

On the beach with a chalk bag. *

Remains.

Heading for Nordlandsnupen.

Almost summit, you can see Mosken.

Heading down to south side of the island.

Camp Sørlandshagen.

(*= Photos by Andreas C.)