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Travel Tips for Flåm (Page 2/9)

Budget Meals Evening and Night Time Entertainment Visitor Attractions Where To Go Next
07 Apr 2012 Chris, England & Wales:
Wherever you damn well please my friend
For good eats check out... 26 Sep 2011 Abhinay, Singapore:
Get your own food. Flam is expensive!
Don't miss... 26 Sep 2011 Abhinay, Singapore:
The fjord cruise and the nature walks in Flam
For good eats check out... 15 Sep 2011 Ben, England & Wales:
There is a very expensive restaurant in Flam hotel, and everything in the supermarket is expensive, but there is some frozen carbonara-type stuff, which is quite good, and reasonably priced
For good eats check out... 17 Sep 2011 Kristi, USA:
If you forget or are unable to bring food with you, there is a co-op market.
For great nightlife try... 15 Sep 2011 Ben, England & Wales:
There isn't anything - the pub is a tourist trap and really expensive
Don't miss... 15 Sep 2011 Ben, England & Wales:
Walk up the hill to the tiny goat/sheep herd village Try and go kayaking up the Fjords. Beautiful
15 Sep 2011 Ben, England & Wales:
You probably won't be able to string Flam out for more than a day or two, unless you get on the (expensive) Flam railway, and walk back. Head out of Flam (on the railway) to Burgan or Oslo
For good eats check out... 11 Sep 2011 Andrew, Scotland:
the buffet down at the port - a little pricey but loads of food and so tasty
Don't miss... 23 Sep 2011 Geoff, Australia:
The ferry trip to Gudvangen rates as a don't miss experience. Aim for the 9am. sailing - much less crowded.
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HI Hostel Flåm

Flåm YH is a seasonal hostel, which is opened from the1st April till 31st October. The hostel is situated at the end of Norway's steepest train ride; the Flåm Railway and the Navvies' Road cycling track from Haugastøl via Finse (1,222 metre above sea level) to Vatnahalsen and then down the Flåm valley. Being situated at a narrow sidearm of the Sognefjord there are daily ferry and boat connections to a.o. Balestrand, Fjærland, Gudvangen and Bergen. | more......