Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Krokane Camping
CAMPGROUND
(
57 75 22 50;
www.krocamp.no
; campsites Nkr150, 2-/4-/5-/6-bed cabins Nkr450/550/675/975;
)
Krokane Camping occupies a wooded site on a peninsula 2.5km east of town. The
shoreside meadow, though a trek to the toilets, is a tent camper's delight.
Quality Hotel Florø
HOTEL
57 75 75 75;
www.nordicchoicehotels.no
;
Hamnegata 11; s/d from Nkr1100/1400;
)
On the quayside, right beside the marina and constructed in the style of a dockside ware-
house (the present banqueting area is a former fish store), this is Florø's best accommoda-
tion. Rooms with sea views cost no extra and a couple have 'boat beds', made of recycled
rowing boats. Bryggekanten, its restaurant, sources most of its food locally and warrants a
visit in its own right.
Eating & Drinking
Bistro To Kokker
CAFE
Come here for well-priced fare and large portions rather than atmosphere. There's squid,
salmon, monkfish and other seafood served with cream sauce and mash, as well as fish
and chips, burgers, good salads and pizzas. The special dish of the day goes for a song
(Nkr97).
Hjørnevikbua
PUB, RESTAURANT
57 74 01 22;
www.tokokker.as
; Strandgata 23; lunch dishes Nkr65-169, dinner
mains Nkr255-285)
The restaurant on the 2nd floor of Hjørnevikbua, with its ship-like interior, serves lunch
that includes mean fish soups, then some rather ambitious evening meals, mostly featuring
halibut, cod or salmon. You can also eat outdoors on its barge that's moored to the quay.
