Cosa si mangia alle isole Svalbard?

Cosa si mangia alle isole Svalbard?

La carne consumata con maggiore frequenza è quella di renna, insieme al cervo, anche se sono comunque popolari quella di foca e di gallo cedrone. La cucina delle isole Svalbard si riduce dunque a piatti principalmente proteici e poco vari, ma davvero caratteristici e degustabili sono in loco.

Quanto costa in media un viaggio in Norvegia?

Quanto costa un viaggio in Norvegia (di 10 giorni) Costo totale per un viaggio in Norvegia di 10 giorni ad agosto 1677,19€ (nella peggiore delle ipotesi, senza dividere i costi dell'auto). A presto! Scopri come organizzare un viaggio in Norvegia meridionale in meno di 15 minuti!

Where to stay in Lofoten?

• - Anker Brygge. Anker Brygge is a rorbu resort that offers 27 cabins and suites. Located on a small, man-made island, some rooms offer views of the town of Svolvaer. - Svinøya Rorbuer. This is another property where you can stay in a traditional rorbu. ... - Hammerstad Camping. If you are traveling by camper van, plan on camping, or are looking for a highly rated budget accommodation, Hammerstad Camping is worth considering.

How to get to the Lofoten Islands?

• - Taking a ferry. – One of the best ways to get to Lofoten islands and the one I recommend is via public ferry from Bodø to Moskenes. - Fly to the islands - Svolvær Airport. You can fly from Oslo or Tromsø. Leknes Airport is located in the middle of the archipelago, but there is not much to see in Leknes itself.

Which airport for Lofoten visit?

• There are two airports in the Lofoten Islands: Leknes and Svolvaer . Leknes is centrally located within the Lofoten Islands, so you will have less of a drive to get to and from this airport. Svolvaer is the capital city of the Lofoten Islands, and this small town has the largest collection of hotels and restaurants.

What is the population of the Lofoten Islands?

• The total land area amounts to 1,227 square kilometres (474 square miles), and the population totals 24,500. Many will argue that Hinnøya, the northern part of Austvågøy and several hundred smaller islands, skerries and rocks to the east of Austvågøy are also part of the Lofoten complex.