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gubbi1 Says: This tip I guess is the most questioned thing regarding Moskenes, beside the ferry timetable.Have a look below there is the weblink to the bus connection from A to Hamnoy via Reine and Moskenes. For other connections click the link there saying 'Rutetabeller' on the left...
gubbi1 Says: Check the weblink below to get the times (and prices) for the ferry between Bodo and Moskenes.
mingul Says: Be careful when you arrive in Moskenes, there might not be any transportation available.Make sure you check with your hosts in Lofoten and try to arrange for a pick-up as distances are not very long. There might be a minibus there, but I remember it to be very pricy.
mingul Says: When I have visited Lofoten in September, everything was pretty sleepy and the supermarket from the village of Å i Lofoten was closing pretty early (4 o'clock if I remember well)However if you are feeling for something to eat/drink later in the evening, try the supermarket...
gubbi1 Says: I guess only people who are bored during the wait for the ferry will find their way up to the church above Moskenes harbour (and me not waiting for the ferry ;) ). But I was surprised to find some very old grave crosses just behind dating back to 1859.
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Check the weblink below to get the times (and prices) for the ferry between Bodo and Moskenes.
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Moskenes is the small village where the ferries from Bodø arrive. It is a lovely little settlement and your camera will keep on taking photos, especially if you are arriving at sunset.
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Moskenes - Good Bye or Welcome
Moskenes --- for most of you this place will have one of the two meanings on your travel plan: A big WELCOME or a small good bye. Moskenes is the most western point on the Lofoten from where boats...
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