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If you take a cruise with a stop in Norway, you will have the opportunity to visit the lovely port town of Hidra. As they make their way through Norway and the Norwagian Fjords, a number of cruise lines make a stop at Hidra as part of their itineraries. Cruises to Hidra take passengers into a bustling small town that is home to a plethora of cultural sites and has a warm and inviting vibe.
Hidra is a former municipality in the county of Vest-Agder, Norway. It is situated in the modern municipality of Flekkefjord. Hidra Island has approximately 500 residents, the majority of whom live on the west side in Kirkehavn, where Hidra Church is located. Rasvg is another important settlement on the island’s south coast. Take a morning climb on Hidra or travel overland for a village tour of Flekkefjord. Kayaking and zodiac rides are also available in Kirkehamn’s harbor. Over coffee this afternoon, one of Hidra’s residents gave his thoughts on island life in Norway.
The Hidra Ferry connection was constructed in 1972, and asphalt roads were developed on the island to allow people and visitors to access the island, which included businesses, schools, and three chapels. This ferry runs every day of the year, and the roads are always clear of snow so that locals can get to Flekkefjord for work.
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