Fjørtoft

Fjørtoft is a small island located in the municipality of Haram in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. Situated in the Romsdalsfjorden, it is one of the islands that make up the Haramsøy archipelago. The island's geography is characterized by rolling hills, agricultural land, and a rocky coastline. Historically, Fjørtoft has been an agricultural community, with farming and fishing forming the traditional livelihoods of its inhabitants.

The island is connected to the mainland and other islands by a network of bridges and ferries, facilitating transportation and access for residents and visitors. Fjørtoft has a scattering of houses and a small community center. The natural environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the coastline. The island's tranquil atmosphere and scenic beauty are key features of its appeal. The population of Fjørtoft is small, and like many rural Norwegian islands, it has experienced a decline in population over the decades, though it remains a place of residence for a dedicated community. The local culture reflects the maritime and agricultural heritage of the region.