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It might be worth spending some time around, it has a nice 35 metre high [http://www.coast-alive.eu/content/hirtshals-lighthouse/ lighthouse] and is home to one of the largest aquariums in Europe, the [http://en.nordsoenoceanarium.dk/ Nordsøen Oceanarium].
Watch out for sand in the bay areas, during some conditions it turns into dangerous quicksand. Ask locals, and camp only on grass.
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==Ferries towards north==
You can walk around even to other areas of the ship without being asked questions; you can use an empty seat in “Business” or “Voyager” class to sleep.
'''Taking the Fjord Line ferry to [[Kristiansand]] or [[Bergen]]''': The Bergen ferry is bigger and more modern with rooms for sleeping. Going to Kristiansand, try not to pay for comfort. The difference is slightly bigger chairs and being separated from basic class, aka not better suitable for sleeping. Don't try to sneak into the buffé here, it is expensive and well guarded. There is no wifi on board, but the Fjord Line terminal (next to the beach) has excellent wifi and a large waiting area that is open until 23:30. Watch out for the soda and candy machine, for foreign cards it takes 20 kronor extra per purchase without notifying you. Bathrooms available here, possibly ok to take a nap without being disturbed.
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