Introducing Flekkefjord
Flekkefjord is a quiet place with a pretty old town (the town’s history dates back to 1660 when it competed for power with Kristiansand). It’s also famous for having virtually no tidal variation (typically less than 10cm between high and low tides). Along with Egersund, it’s one of the more enjoyable towns to base yourself on this stretch of coast.
Advertisement
The small tourist office (38 32 69 95; flekkefjord@regionlister.com; Elvegata 9; 9am-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-3pm Sat mid-jun–mid-Aug, 9am-4pm Mon-Fri rest-of-year) should be your first port of call.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
Thorn Tree forum discussion
Recent posts
-
RE: Base for exploring Fjords (not too far from Kristiansand)
by 30something 30 December 2009
Second Inga's advice. I would try to find something in the Lysefjord/Stavanger area. From there you might make it to Odda at the very…
-
Re: Base for exploring Fjords (not too far from Kristiansand)
by IngaF 29 December 2009
I will second the suggestion about going to the Lysefjord area. Sirdal is a nice place where people from the Stavanger area go skiing…
In our shop
Bags feeling light?
Coffee table looking bare?
Get your guidebooks, travel goods, even individual chapters, right here.
Hotels & Hostels
-
Book now
Egenes Camping
Flekkefjord -
Book now
Grand Hotell
Flekkefjord -
Book now
Maritim Fjordhotell
Flekkefjord
Advertisement
