Hornindalsbotn

Hornindalsbotn is a village located at the inner end of the Hornindalsfjord in Vestland county, Norway. The fjord itself is known for being the deepest in Europe. The village is situated within the municipality of Stad, though historically it was part of Eid. Hornindalsbotn is a relatively small settlement, characterized by its scenic surroundings dominated by the steep mountains that plunge into the deep waters of the fjord.

The area is popular for its natural beauty and offers opportunities for outdoor activities. The proximity to the fjord makes it a focal point for those interested in marine life and fjord exploration. Access to Hornindalsbotn is typically via the scenic roads that wind through the region. The community is closely tied to the natural landscape, with the fjord and mountains playing a significant role in its identity and the livelihoods of its residents. Despite its remote feel, it serves as a gateway to the dramatic landscapes of inner Hornindalsfjord.