Rorvik (Norway)

Rorvik is a port town in Vikna (Nord-Trondelag, Norway), located on the eastern side of Inner-Vikna Island. The town serves as administrative center of the Vikna municipality and has population around 3,000.

Namdalingen is a daily scheduled speedboat ferry running (3 times daily) from Rorvik to Namsos. Vikna's Ryum Airport is located south of Rorvik.

The town has several museums, hotel, church, secondary school. Telenor Mobil is its major employer, together with public service and commercial salmon fish farming.

Vikna has been accessible by car from mainland since October 1981 when was opened the Naeroysund Bridge (length 701 m / 2000 ft). This is a suspension bridge that crossing Naeroysundet strait between Maroya Island and Vikna Island. The bridge is located approx 1 km south of Rorvik. Together with Maroysund Bridge, they connect Vikna to mainland Norway. The Naeroysund Bridge has 17 spans and max clearance 41 m (135 ft).

Rorvik cruise terminal