Dalsøyra Holiday Deals

Dalsøyra Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Dalsøyra

If that Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your pocket, why not spend it on a break in Dalsøyra? We assure you — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

It's located 330 kilometres to the west of the capital of Norway, Oslo.

Spend a few hours checking out Mother Nature's handiwork at the Heathland Centre. This exceptional natural attraction is just 25 kilometres away from Dalsøyra.

Whether you're planning to spend most of the day on the black diamond runs or the beginners' bunny slope, you'll just love the white, fluffy snow at Stordalen Skisenter.

We suggest getting in the car and making your way to Gulen. It's about 4 kilometres to the north and known for Church of Eivindvik and Tusenaarsstaden Gulatinget.

Go on a day trip and visit some attractions in Bergen. This destination is 60 kilometres to the south and pretty close to the Hanseatic Museum, Grieg Hall and Mt. Floyen. That said, you won't want to miss the Floibanen Funicular and St Mary's Church either.

There's no better way to understand a place than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to discover Sogn og Fjordane by sampling some of its finest food and drink.

Looking for some insight into the regional cuisine? We suggest you get an appreciation for moose and reindeer, two staples which make up a variety of dishes here.

Don't miss the opportunity to try raspeballer (potato dumplings) with sausage or svinekoteletter (pork chops). These classic dishes come highly recommended by the locals.

You might be eating your way into a bigger set of trousers, but krumkake (thin rolled cake filled with cream) is certainly worth it. This popular dessert will put your taste buds into overdrive at the mere sight of it.

Mixed or straight up — it doesn't matter! A shot or two of karsk (coffee and vodka) will get the night going! It's a favourite local tipple, and it's definitely worth trying.

Try to knock down that pesky communication barrier by memorising a few words in the local tongue. You'll gain a more authentic experience and a few new buddies while you're at it! To start with, try to get your mouth around 'God morgen'. This means 'good morning'. One more often used phrase is 'God natt' ('good night').

If you're thinking about heading to Dalsøyra in May, you'll want to be here on the 17th for Constitution Day. There's always a buzz of excitement in the air on this day of national celebration.

Like all good things, your trip to Dalsøyra must eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings, say a last "Ha det bra" and spend your remaining holiday allowance on some unique souvenirs.

Flesland Airport (BGO), the nearest airport, is some 70 kilometres to the south from the centre of Dalsøyra. Plan a route, pack up your bag and set your alarm — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!