Flekkefjord Travel Guide

 Rusket Says:  The narrow gauge railroad between Egesund and Flekkefjord was built in 1904, and later converted to normal gauge. In 1943 the part between Sira and Flekkefjord became a side track of the main Sørland line, and in 1990 it was closed down. At Flekkefjord Railway Station, now... 

 1 Review and 2 Opinions  This hotel is very ugly on the street side, the fjord side is a bit better. But the inside is OK :-)... 

 Rusket Says:  Flekkefjord has a bus / train connection to Stavanger five times a day, Kristiansand 5 times a day and Oslo three times a day. The old train station is converted to a bus terminal, with buses to Sira where the train stops, and to other parts of the region, including express... 

 Rusket Says:  Congregational houses like this can be found anywhere in Norway, especially on the southern and western coast. This area is called the biblical belt of Norway. All kinds of Christian communities have them, even the Lutheran state Church. This one in Flekkefjord is painted... 

 Rusket Says:  The snug fjord is ideal for flat water kayaking / canoeing, and Flekkefjord is proud to have / have had several world class kayakers like Olaf Søyland and Erik Verås Larsen.Other water activities are also popular, and there are several guest harbours in the area, amongst...