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Hamsund The house where Knut...
maritagnes Says: Hamsund. The house where Knut Hamsun was born.I know they have had problems keeping it open for tourists parts of this season, so don't be too disappointed if it isn't open for visitors.
Skutvik Gjestegård: Skutvik Gjestegård, Hamarøy.
maritagnes Says: Interior a bit out-of-fashion, but the room was nice. NKR 420 for a single room with a bathroom with shower. Breakfast is additional. A lovely view over the harbour and the mountains from the balcony. The best thing about it was the nice outdoor area and even a little beach...
Ulvsvåg Gjestgiveri.: Inn and Camping at Ulvsvåg
maritagnes Says: Located at Ulvsvåg in Hamarøy. Didn't stay there myself, but stopped and took a picture. Beautiful surroundings, can't be missed by the road-side.
Tranøy Fyr: Sea, rough nature and local cuisine!
maritagnes Says: Breathtaking and genuine!You're surrounded by birdlife, waves and a beautiful view to the Lofot Wall.The host family at the lighthouse offers homemade food - from 11 am - 1 am during the summer season. (June 15-Aug 15) They also offer accomodation. DINNER MENU (3-9...
maritagnes Says: By car: drive the E6 Northwards in direction Narvik. If you want to go to Lofoten from here, the ferry from Skutvik brings you to Svolvær in two hours.
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By car: drive the E6 Northwards in direction Narvik. If you want to go to Lofoten from here, the ferry from Skutvik brings you to Svolvær in two hours.
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The region of Hamarøy stretches itself halfway between Bodo and Narvik. It's one of the most beautiful places I can think of, furthermore it's the birthplace of one of Norways most famous authors Knut...
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Hamarøy is a municipality in the county of Nordland, located north in Norway. Hamarøy streches over 1038 square kilometres, from the border to Sweden in the east, to the Vestfjorden in the west. You...
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