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A little unusual this ferry trip. The bike
was inspected for damages before and after the trip by
the captain himself.
From Bodo I took the Hurtigruten (old post
ships sailing along the coast) to the Lofoten.
The normal ferry sails only two times a week, but then
it's a little cheaper.
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On the Lofoten there are only a
few meters with quite flat land between the sea and the
steep mountains. |
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Air dried fish seems to be a
special of the Lofoten, because you can see hundreds of
these racks where fish is put on to dry. I think I don't
need to describe how it smells there. |
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I think this is the worlds shortest
town-name, it belongs to the most southern town of
the Lofoten. |
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There are lots of cabins
(Norwegian Hytte) like this one. There are 2-4 beds,
stove and fridge inside. It costs about 20-25 Euros for
a night, sometimes it costs only the half price for a
single driver. There's a other cabin with showers and
toilets inside, often You have to pay for warm water (75
Euro-cent for 5 minutes). And you have to carry your own
sleeping-bag with you. |
