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Florø Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo Florø is Norway's westernmost city, located near the world's longest and deepest fjord, Sognefjord. It became the first city in the province of Sogn og Fjordane when it was established in 1860 in response to the the demand for a city in the fishing-region of Kinn. Florø retains a charming feel and it was selected the most pleasant city to live in by National Radio Channel 2, twice in a row. In 1998 the city received another price, as it was named the "Environmental City" by the Norwegian Minister of the Environment for its extensive efforts regarding the environment. The small-town atmosphere you will experience in Florø is very much alive and original with a charming main street and a good selection of shops. Fishing boats and ships traveling along the coast had already made use of the harbour for many years before Florø received its city charter. In these years, the herring fisheries became a major industry in the region. Many consider herring -- «the silver of the seas» -- to be the main reason why the town was founded, which one finds again in the town’s shield. Fish still plays an important role in the coast town, but now Salmon takes centre-stage. Several large enterprises turning out processed fish or fish feed for sea farming in considerable quantities, are based in Florø. These are successful, modern export businesses. «The black gold» – oil – is also important. Fjord Base supplies the oil extraction industry in the North Sea on a large scale. Still another cornerstone in Florø is Kværner, internationally renowned ship builders specializing in tankers. Our economy is expanding, and we are proud of our low rate of unemployment. Florø is a major industrial centre, although it is hardly apparent at first sight. On certain days, when the wind is right, you notice the smell from the fish factories. And you may hear the locals say: «I can smell money!» ___________Sights Edit This photo SVANØY, THE PEARL OF SUNNFJORD Svanøy is the most southern and most fertile island in Flora, with a long and rich which goes back many years. Svanøy Estate was an old bailiff and aristocratic seat dating back from the 17th Century, with 250 acres of crops and 122 acres of forest. At its largest, it comprised of 339 farms, 759 tenant farms and almost half of the tax revenues in Sunnfjord. The estate was later divided into 4 large farms: Erikstad, Solhaug, Kvalstad and Svanøe. According to the legends, the Viking king, Eirik Blood Axe, grew up at Erikstad farm – hence its name. Today’s owners have through many years collected old household, fishing and farming tool which are displayed in the former main building. The Norwegian Deer Centre is a centre of competence for the breeding and farming of red deer and doe deer. The centre’s main mission is to address problem areas with regards to deer in the wild and deer farming. The centre has a lot to offer visitors. [Add Sight] The Rock Carvings in Ausevik Edit This photo Ausevika is situated approximately 40 minutes drive from Florø driving towards Stavang. Here you will find over 3000 year old figures. The site contains more than 300 carvings, human as well as animal figures in addition to fertility and agricultural symbols which are called «Veidemannskunst» – Hunter’s rock cravings. Large parts of the site are still intact, and today we are making the site more accessible to visitors. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] __________Things to do Edit This photo BAD WEATHER TOURISM What can be more fascinating than a stormy day on the coast? When the winds are howling and the rain is lashing you can experience the west coast of Norway at its most primal. How about seeking shelter in a cabin / fisherman´s shack? One that has withstood storms and hurricanes for more than a hundred years? Safely inside, and yet in the middle of elemental fury. Several cottages amongst others on the islands out from Florø and on the little fishing village Kalvåg, can be hired. Daily boat service from Florø. [Add Activity] Sea Rafting Edit This photo The adrenaline rushing through your veins, the engine roaring and the sea spray splashing all around you! This is speed, excitement and fun. With 200hp and a top speed of 60 knots we go west towards the ocean. The target is Svanøy, Kinn or perhaps Ytterøyane? What about a quick stop at Kvanhovden Lighthouse for fish soup or a quick trip to Alden? In a flash you are in Kalvåg and enjoying a good lunch. A new adventure which you will certainly want to do again! You can borrow equipment, and safety is paramount. For more information please contact the tourist office. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Fishing Edit This Flora, Bremanger and Naustdal is a heaven for sports fishermen. Here are numerous good fishing lakes and rivers. Such as Norddalsfjorden, Løkkebøvatnet, the Osen watercourse etc. In the centre of Florø one can fish trout and eel in the lake, ideal for fly fishing. In Flora you can find salmon rivers in Osen and in Nordalsfjorden. In Naustdal lies the well-known salmon river Nausta. With the sea not to far away, it is possible to catch deep sea fish. Cod and Pollock are plentiful in the fjord, and it is seldom anybody comes home disappointed. In addition the more.. type: general World66 rating: [rate it]