Albergue juvenil de Bodø
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29 Mar 2013 Fernando, Noruega:
The harbor is a nice place to go in the sunset. Bodo does not have many attractions. |
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15 Feb 2013 Alison, Inglaterra e Gales:
No budget meals in Bodo (pronounced Buddha). No readily accessible supermarkets for those on foot or new to the area either. I did buy one pint of local beer for about £15GPB! There is an small asian supermarket just up the hill and to the left where you can buy food. If you want alcohol definitely buy it before you enter at duty free and use that. |
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15 Feb 2013 Alison, Inglaterra e Gales:
In mid winter there is no entertainment - don't know about the summer or what's available for young folks. Bodo is the last place you can reach on the train and its not a tourist town in the winter. In the summer I think one would spend time hiking around. |
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15 Feb 2013 Alison, Inglaterra e Gales:
The incredible scenery - breathtaking is an understatement. I hired a car but as I drove around I realised I could have used the local buses for touring. Don't go on the 'tourist coach' from the Hurtigruten - it costs 350KR whereas a bus pass is much cheaper and lasts longer. A trip down south on the local train is worth doing but the town at the end destination has no facilities in the winter. In summer I can imagine that it would be lovely to travel down and go walking. The Tourist Information Centre in Bodo was not helpful - perhaps if it was Bodo town I wanted to see they would pass muster but I wanted to explore round and about. If you like churches and an aviation musuem then you could possibly spend a day doing that. I found the locals didn't realised how astonishingly beautiful the area was - or perhaps they didn't know what to do with a tourist in the winter... Not much use anyway. |
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15 Feb 2013 Alison, Inglaterra e Gales:
Further north I think. I was advised that if I wanted to do this I would be better off travelling through Sweden as the roads are more direct. |
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07 Ene 2013 Maria, Países Bajos:
I did not go out for eating. this for the comments about above. Some smiles on the desk to say friendly hello to new people they coming in be friendly this is so important. Also telefoonnumber of a dokter, an everyday or morning to the guest talk a little bit some people are allone an maybay to say a friendly word this makes a wonder I now. I should now this when I was there on 30 december. I now that everybody has to learn special when you are young but you working with people an than is some good welcome the best there is. This also for people they most coming for the Northerlight may a tip to put it in the board close to the reception it is always good for info. An the guestbook it was full so I could not write anything in it. This is it but go on an be happy.... |
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07 Ene 2013 Maria, Países Bajos:
No information from the desk in the beginning about 2 januari there was Trond he was very helpfull an say a lots of information for me it was to late. |
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07 Ene 2013 Maria, Países Bajos:
Hurtigruten visiting, Dom Kirke, habor, .... There is a big shop an for toilet you have to go on the 4th floor. Go to see the shop tur & fritid on Sjogata 1, Bodo very good shop an a lots of choice. |
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07 Ene 2013 Maria, Países Bajos:
Because of my seeknes I could not go on many places. I think the boat to Morknes was ok. An the Notherligt yo have to be lucking I did not see it so I have to come back some other day. |
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13 Sep 2012 Fiona, Inglaterra e Gales:
Eat in supermarkets. Even thinking about eating in restaurants is expensive. |
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| HI Hostel BodøTe invitamos a que seas nuestro huésped en el albergue Bodø. El albergue abrió en 2010 y ofrece alojamiento económico en modernas habitaciones, todas ellas con baño. Nos encontramos en la estación de ferrocarril, a sólo 200 metros del centro urbano. Es un punto de partida ideal para ir de compras, para ir a los lugares de interés, a hacer senderismo y otras magníficas experiencias que ofrece Bodø. Podrás elegir entre diversos tipos de habitaciones: individuales, dobles, de 4 camas e incluso de 8 camas. El albergue Bodø cuenta con 71 plazas en 23 habitaciones, todas ellas con baño, TV y conexión a Internet. Unas cuantas habitaciones son aptas para minusválidos. En nuestros precios está incluido el desayuno, la ropa de cama y las toallas. El albergue cuenta con una cocina para huéspedes, sala común y lavandería. Está a sólo 200 metros del centro urbano, donde encontrarás comercios, cafeterías, restaurantes, cine, bolera, gimnasio con balneario y mucho más. Bodø y sus alrededores ofrecen numerosos lugares de interés, entre ellos el Museo de Aviación Noruego, Saltstraumen, el remolino de agua más fuerte del mundo, el fuerte Nyholms, el faro Landego, Kjerringøy y las numerosas islas de Helligvær. Desde el albergue se puede caminar a Mount Rønvik, desde donde tendrás buenas vistas de la ciudad, del sol de medianoche, de las islas Lofoten y, si tienes suerte, verás la aurora boreal. El albergue Bodø se encuentra en la estación de ferrocarril, a sólo 200 metros al este del centro urbano. Muy cerca del ferry, de las lanchas rápidas, de Hurtigruten y de la estación de autobuses. El Aeropuerto de Bodø se encuentra a unos 2,5 km del centro urbano, y se accede fácilmente en taxi y en autobús. Hay aparcamiento público cerca del albergue. ¡Bienvenido a Bodø! | más...... |