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 easy on, easy off by yooperprof The Ferry Terminal is just a two or three minute walk from the train station. From here you can take the auto ferry to Lofoten (Moskenes) - which is what I did. A little further on is the terminal for the coastal steamer - the Hurtigruten - which will take you either northward or southward along and through the spectacular coastal fjords. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 A 6 hour adventure by bpacker If you intend to journey from Narvik to Bodo, take the "720 Nord-Norgeekspressen Bod0-Fauske-Narvik " bus your journey will take exactly 6 hours, 25 minutes. The bloody elusive bus station at Narvik is at the basement of the central shopping centre. Your ticket will cost around 467Nok but you'll get a hefty discount if you hold a Scanrail pass like me. If I'm not mistaken, I paid only 20-30% of the actual price. Well, things might have changed since then so click on the weblink for more details. Personal Note:You're extremely lucky to get a website to tell you all the details. Back in 2002, I had to beg some Nordic stranger via email for the bus schedule! Leave a Comment
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 9.50 p.m. by yooperprof If you go by train, it's 45 minutes to Fauske, where you can transfer to an express bus up to Narvik -- or you can continue on southward to Trondheim, which is about 10 hours by rail from Bodø. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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Hurtigruten from Bergen Trondheim or Tromso and other places. Train from Trondhein. Express boat from Svolvaer 0645 most days. Togbuss from Svolvaer - [car ferry and two buses - connects with night train to Trondheim at Fauske] at 1545 most days very highly recommended! Buses from Narvik. There is an airport but I have no details. See http://www.177nordland.com/index_ie.html for buses and ferries - it took a bit of finding!http://www.nsb.no/EN/ for trains. [photo - how it was - a picture in reception at Svinøya] Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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by Daniel5 The flight from Oslo takes 90 minutes and there are around 8 direct flights a day.Bodo Lufthavn,one of the most modern airports in Norway,is situated just 2km from the centre.Bodo is also communication hub in the maritime context; both the northbound & southbound Coastal Express (Hurtigrute) vessels visit Bodo daily. The coastal express service as well-established and the popular Lofoten ferry makes the journey between Bodo and Lofoten much easier. As the northernmost terminal in the norwegian rail network,Bodo has arrivals/departures from/to Trondhiem/Oslo every morning and night. There are also daily bus services to the North Cape and Northern Sweden. Bodo is also the last stop on Kystriksveien (The Coast Road),one of the most scenic routes in Norway . By Ferrie - By Bus - By Car ... Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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by Toby_Swiss So, you're in Bodø and want to go on. There are 3 possibilities you can do: Go Southern to Trondheim by train, go Northern to Narvik by bus or go by boat along the coast, Northern or Southern, maybe even by the Hurtigruten, the legendary and world-famous post-ship. But no matter where you go, you've got a wonderful and attractive trip before you! Passing high snowy peaks, impressive darkblue fjords, small deep gorges and beautiful Norwegian cabins, you just don't feel the time going by! Ok, actually the whole coast-side - from Southern Norway up to Northern Norway - looks almost the same: Just beautiful... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Trollfjord at Bodø harbour by maritagnes Hurtigruten is the name of the route of ships which daily connect all the smaller and larger places along the Norwegian shore., from Bergen in South to Kirkenes in North. Nowadays the ships are bigger and more luxurious than ever, and the cruise along the coast of Norway is called "The world's most beautiful voyage" But besides being a comfortable and touristy way to travel, hurtigruten still plays an important role as transportation for local people and goods, thus connecting the entire coastal line of Norway. Hurtigruten - on its way North - arrives in Bodø at 1 p.m. every day, and departs for Lofoten at 3 in the afternoon. Southwards -arrival in Bodø at 1.30 in the night and departure at 4am. Leave a Comment
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The best way to get here is by flight from Oslo. Both Norwegian and SAS fly here several times a day. There are also direct flights from Trondheim (Norwegian), Tromsø (Norwegian and SAS) as well as smaller cities (Wideroe). Ferry/Boat is slow but can be ok from Lofoten. You can take the bus from Narvik northwards or from Skellefteå. There are also trains arriving from Trondheim. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 easy access by yooperprof Bodø airport is only a short shot from the center of town. As long as you don't have too much luggage, it's an easy walk from the air terminal to the town center - and flat nearly all the way. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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