If you choose to stay at Flam, be prepared to spend more money than you normally would if you stayed in the area, for instance, at Gudvangen. We did try to stop at Flam on our second stay this year but the receptionist on the campsite offered us a basic cabin for two for 450 NOK. Fortunately, we knew the prices on other campsites and decided to go back to Gudvangen instead, where we had stayed before for just 250 NOK per night for the same standard. So, if you are on a budget or just don't want to waste your money, perhaps you should consider this option. It's just as convenient for a journey on the Flamsbana and the cruise of the fjords, both of which you can do in one day. Check out the campsites in Gudvangen on my Gudvangen page.
Written Sep 23, 2005
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If you choose to stay at Flam, be prepared to spend more money than you normally would if you stayed in the area, for instance, at Gudvangen. We did try to stop...
Q: Is it possible to take the railway from Flam to Myrdal and then walk down as far as Vatnahalsen adn then reboard the tain there to...

A: I dont remember the names of the stations, but there were 2 stops on that train, once at a waterfall and another one, where we could get out and the train stoped for a...
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