Eivindvik

Eivindvik is a village in Vestland county, Norway. It is located in the Gulen municipality, along the Sognefjord. The area has a history dating back to the Viking Age, with archaeological finds indicating early settlement. Eivindvik's name is believed to derive from Old Norse, potentially referring to a person named Eivind.

The village's economy has traditionally been linked to agriculture and fishing, benefiting from its coastal location. In more recent times, tourism has also become a contributing factor, attracting visitors interested in the natural beauty of the fjords and the historical sites in the region. Eivindvik is situated on the mainland side of the Sognefjord and is accessible by road.

The landscape surrounding Eivindvik is characterized by mountainous terrain and the distinctive features of the Norwegian fjord landscape. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild winters and cool summers, typical for the coastal regions of Western Norway. The community is relatively small, maintaining a close-knit character. Eivindvik serves as a local center for its surrounding smaller settlements.