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Packages in Saltdal

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Saltdal Vacation Packages

Oslo, the country's capital city, is 500 miles to the south of Saltdal.

Øvre Saltdal Church and Saltdal Church are some intriguing spiritual sites that are worth your time to visit.

The wider region also has a lot to offer travelers. Storjord and Rokland are two fantastic places that you might appreciate.

When it's time to explore beyond Saltdal, take a trip to a regional hub. Bodo is 40 miles away and offers a varied list of attractions, including Bodin Church, Norwegian Aviation Museum and Bodin Kirke. Bodøsjøen Friluftsmuseum and Nordlandsbadet Swimming Pool and Indoor Water Park are other sites that are worth visiting.

Are you after something that's fun and is actually good for you? You might like to try tobogganing. Or there's snowmobiling if that's more up your alley.

No break is complete without experiencing your fix of leisure time. Cycling and shore fishing are two fun ways to take it easy while you're here.

If the sun is shining bright, head to the water for an exhilarating afternoon of canoeing or sea kayaking.

Why stay trapped inside if you can be out discovering a snowy wonderland? Be sure to try out a couple of the exciting cold weather activities available in Nordland, such as snowboarding and skiing.

Raining cats and dogs? Don't worry. Nordland has some fun-filled art museums, nature museums, history museums and art galleries.

When the weather's right, why not take the chance to spend the day at the region's open-air exhibits and lighthouses?

Combine education and fun when you visit the region's most important historic sites. In particular, you should try and check out some of its old towns.

No matter what your spiritual beliefs, you're guaranteed to find a little serenity upon entering the cathedrals of the region.

Trying out different cuisines is a great way to gain insight into a destination. So be sure to visit some of this region's cafés and restaurants.

Ensure you ask about the more common regional ingredients, like moose and whale meat.

For a true taste of the region, try svinekoteletter (pork chops) and barents ham (whale meat dish).

Got a bit of a sweet tooth? Order some krumkake (thin rolled cake filled with cream)

If you want to drink like a local, ask for a glass of karsk (coffee and vodka), a fiery spirit.

Savvy travelers are aware that a good way to make the most out of a trip is to memorize a few practical words and phrases in the local tongue. God natt is how you say good night. What's your name? is another great one to be familiar with, so practice pronouncing Kva heiter du.

You should be happy to learn that the 17th of May is Constitution Day, a day of festivities for the entire nation.

As your adventure draws to a close, spend your leftover Norwegian kroner on some last-minute mementos and bid "Se deg senere" to the interesting characters you've met and the beautiful places you've been.

The handiest airport, Bodo Airport, is 40 miles to the northwest.

Accommodation in Saltdal

When you are looking for accommodation in Saltdal itself, you may find that the list of available options isn't extensive.

Some of the options that are worth a look in and around Saltdal are the Rognan Hotell and Saltdal Turistsenter.