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#Norway#Norway Travel#Norway Travel #Go Out #Cruise Travel #Cruise Terminal Sightseeing Tour #Outing #Ferry 🚗Boarding Procedure 1. Check the ferry time on the reis app⬆️ and arrive at the ferry terminal half an hour in advance. 2. Apply online in advance or scan the boarding information at the terminal. After filling in the information, there is a code for the staff to scan. 3. After boarding, the third floor is the cabin. You can sit anywhere. There are coffee shops, charging sockets and toilets. 🚗Notes 1. Bodø can go to Moskenes, Rost, Værøy ferjekai and Stamsund in Lofoten. Bodø has three terminals. The specific terminal of reis depends on the route. 2. From Bodø to Lofoten, it is usually to Moskenes. This ship has two flights today. It may change in different seasons and dates. Check it out yourself. 3. It should be off-season now, so walk-in is fine. If it is peak season, it is recommended to make an appointment in advance. 4. After the appointment is completed, you can save the PDF or screenshot for inspection when boarding. 5. It is recommended to board the ship early and choose a good seat in the first row for a better view. 6. Overall, the voyage today felt very stable, but I am not sure about other seasons. 🚗Finally, I sighed that the ferry in Norway these days is really convenient, mature and efficient. It seems that most ferries are free for pedestrians, and only those who need parking spaces for driving need to pay. In many aspects, it is indeed much better than in China, and it is worth learning.

🚗Bodø is the capital and largest city of Nordland County, Norway. It is also an important port city in northern Norway with a developed fishery. Bodø is a port city in northern Norway. It is located on a peninsula in the middle of the Norwegian Sea, at the mouth of the Soltfjord, north of the Arctic Circle. It has a population of about 44,000 and is a fishing center and a copper ore transshipment port. There are shipyards, breweries and seaplane bases here. Polar day occurs from early June to early July every year. 🚗 I went shopping in the morning and strolled around the city. I didn't expect that there was still sporadic snow in this season. However, what was more unexpected was that many places on the street were being repaired, and there were a lot of garbage glass bottles in many places, which surprised me very much. I have been in Norway for four or five days, but this city is the dirtiest place I think. As a gateway city for tourism, it really surprised me.

#Norway#Norway Travel#Norway Style#Northern Europe#Northern Europe Travel 🚗 Comfort Hotel Bodø The location is in the city, but it is less than 1.5km from the airport. I don't know what those people who have to wait for the bus in the guide think. 🚗 There are not many hotel options in Bodø. I didn't want to catch the boat last night, so I stayed for a day. This seems to be a chain hotel. I thought it was a chain hotel and didn't have much hope. I didn't expect it to be very good after staying there. The decoration of the lobby is very Nordic and feels very warm. The front desk staff is professional and enthusiastic, and you can consult relevant travel information. The disadvantage is that the room is relatively small. If two people live, it is indeed crowded. But the overall feeling is still good. If you come here, you can also consider this hotel. 🚗 The most unexpected thing is the breakfast. This bacon is really the best bacon I have eaten in the past five years. It can be said that it beats more than 90% of the five-star hotels in China.

I have found many such indoor shopping malls in Norway in recent days. I feel that this is quite comfortable. Maybe it is because it is cold outside all year round and the sun is rare. Generally, the lighting of such shopping malls is very good, which is more suitable for people like me. #Take you to see the world #See the world #Shopping mall #Norway #Norway travel

Bodø is a port city in northern Norway. It is located on a peninsula in the middle of the Norwegian Sea, at the mouth of the Soltfjord, north of the Arctic Circle. It has a population of about 44,000 and is a fishing center and a copper ore transshipment port. There are shipyards, breweries and seaplane bases. The polar day phenomenon occurs from early June to early July every year. The city is a bit shabby, with roads being built everywhere, and the streets are a bit dirty and full of garbage. #Europe #Norway#Travel #NorwayTourism#Tourist Attractions