Tustna Island is a small island located in the Hustadvika region of Norway. It is part of the Møre og Romsdal county and is known for its scenic landscapes, including rugged coastlines and lush greenery. The island is primarily residential, with a few small communities and a rich history tied to fishing and maritime activities. The island is accessible by boat and is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing. Its natural beauty attracts visitors looking to explore the tranquil environment and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding sea and islands.