A guide to Haugalandet
Sightseeing
A great place to revisit viking history. It's a small walk from the dropoff spot which is about 8 km from the place.
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Bukkøya
A great place to revisit viking history. It's a small walk from the dropoff spot which is about 8 km from the place.
A great place to overlook Haugesund. You can both drive and walk the whole way up.
Steinsfjellet, 227 m. a. s.
A great place to overlook Haugesund. You can both drive and walk the whole way up.
Shopping Centre
A medium sized shopping centre. Also with places to eat.
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Oasen Storsenter - Shopping Centre
16 AustbøvegenA medium sized shopping centre. Also with places to eat.
The biggest shopping centre in the area. Lots of stores and places to eat.
Amanda Storsenter / Steen&Strøm Charging Station
27 LonghammarvegenThe biggest shopping centre in the area. Lots of stores and places to eat.
Golfing
If you enjoy frisbeegolf, this is a must experience. One of the best courses in Norway. One course is 9-hole and the other is 22.
Liarlund Fribeegolf, 9-hulls løype
If you enjoy frisbeegolf, this is a must experience. One of the best courses in Norway. One course is 9-hole and the other is 22.
Possibly Scandinavias best minigolf place. Super modern, great coursedesign. Fair pricing.
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Minigolfen Familiepark
4 HauskevågvegenPossibly Scandinavias best minigolf place. Super modern, great coursedesign. Fair pricing.
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Ukuhamba-hamba
Walking or bus is the easiest way to get around
- Main public transport will be bus. The company's name is "Kolumbus".
- The main city centre is about 1.2 km away so walking is the easiest choice.
Izinto omele uzipakishe
Clothes for rain - probably a must
If you intend on staying for a longer period and you enjoy being outside, bring rain clothes.