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On Wild Country Roads, stop 1
Step into The Dutch Town, Flekkefjord’s historic quarter shaped by centuries of trade with the Netherlands. White wooden houses and narrow streets tell stories of merchants and seafarers, while more than 40 vibrant murals add a modern twist, turning the area into an open-air gallery.
Flekkefjord – The Dutch Town
Brufjell in Åna-Sira towers 184 metres above sea level and offers an impressive view. From the top of the mountain, a marked path leads down to the potholes, which are arranged in a row on a plateau around 20 metres above sea level.
No booking needed.
Cycling on the 17 km long Flekkefjord track between Flekkefjord and Sira is a bit of an adventure ride, which offers both fantastic scenery and fascinating architecture.
This restaurant is the very heart of Grand Hotell Flekkefjord. This is where people meet to socialise, delight their palates and eat their fill in venerable surroundings.
The food philosophy at Grand Gastro is simple, it should be good, honest and simple food made from scratch, with lots of care. Here they use the best Norwegian ingredients, based on season and availability.
Explore the history of firefighting in Flekkefjord through historic fire engines, equipment and stories that bring the past to life. A nostalgic journey among red heroes.
Elva Bistro at Maritim Fjordhotel is idyllically located by the river. Here, the kitchen dishes up great dishes based on the season’s local ingredients. Elva Bistro also has its own pier – a wonderful place to enjoy a good meal on warm days.
Enjoy a private sauna at Grønnes – a unique experience by the sea, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring.
Flekkefjord’s historic quarter shaped by centuries of trade with the Netherlands. Stroll through narrow streets lined with white wooden houses, where merchant and shipowner history is carved into timber façades and cobblestones.
There is no mistaking the quality – Here the buns and breads taste heavenly! An Italian pizza oven and the baker’s own pizza dough ensure that you can get the authentic Italian pizza taste we all love. This is world-class pizza and baking!
No booking needed.
Hidra is just a 10-minute ferry ride from the mainland, a short distance from Flekkefjord. Spend the day in historic outports, on swimming or fishing trips among the islets and skerries, in a kayak, or on a mountain hike. Hidra has everything an island gem should have: wild and beautiful nature, two of Southern Norway’s nine outports, a vibrant coastal community with engaged people, fishing, restaurants, aquaculture, and small cozy shops.
Hågåsen in Kirkehamn on the island of Hidra has many interesting stories that have not previously reached all those who visit this gem every year. Hågåsen on Hidra combines panoramic views with historic ruins. An easy stop with plenty to explore.
Go on a journey of discovery in Rasvåg on Hidra, among charming, white-painted houses, narrow lanes and narrow streets.
Discover Kirkehamn’s cultural history on a guided walk with local storytellers. Stories of fishing, trade and everyday life bring Hidra’s past and present together.
At Isbua (Norwegian for ice cream-shop, but they also have food), you can always expect good food and drink, made with care and a focus on top quality, locally sourced ingredients. We create unforgettable dining experiences for young and old alike.
