Hellesylt

Hellesylt is a village in Stranda Municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It is situated along the Geirangerfjord region, at the inner end of the Hellesyldalen valley and near the fjord shore. The village serves as a gateway for visitors to the Geirangerfjord area and functions as a local hub in the valley.

A regular ferry service operates between Hellesylt and Geiranger, providing an important link for tourism and regional travel. This ferry connection ties Hellesylt to the broader network of fjord routes that attract visitors to the UNESCO World Heritage–listed West Norwegian Fjords.

The surrounding landscape is mountainous and dramatic, with deep fjords, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints that attract hikers, boaters, and travelers exploring the region. The local economy has historically depended on agriculture and forestry, and today tourism, hospitality, and related services play a prominent role in the village and municipality.

Administratively, Hellesylt falls under Stranda Municipality in Western Norway, and the area receives municipal services and governance provided by Stranda. The village is part of a broader rural and maritime region known for its natural beauty and its role as a transit point for fjord-based tourism and outdoor recreation.