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Holidays in Feda

When your boss is on your back cos you've chucked too many sickies, it's time to abandon the daily grind and say hello to Feda!

It lies 290 kilometres southwest of Oslo, the capital city of Norway.

Vaulen Beach and Sjosanden are the perfect destinations if you're interested in somewhere to admire ocean views.

In need of some time out in nature? Warm up the car and make your way out to Brufjell, 25 kilometres from Feda. You can also fill your lungs with fresh air at Bike Along Mandal River, 45 kilometres away.

How do you like the sound of the Flekkefjord Museum and The Dutch Town? These awesome sights are in Flekkefjord, just 11 kilometres west of Feda. Or maybe Havika Beach and the Hervoll Molle are more up your alley? To visit them, head to Farsund, 17 kilometres to the south.

Whether it's for shopping or to take in the sights, locals and visitors alike often take the trip to Mandal, 45 kilometres to the southeast. Furulunden, the Kulturfabrikken and the Atelier Svaland are all nearby. That said, don't pass up the Sava Brukskunst and Vigeland Hus either.

Dazzle your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with drool-worthy images by tucking into some of the area's finest food and drink offerings. Just be sure to hashtag 'yum'!

A typical ingredient in the cuisine here is moose. One more is reindeer. Give them a go if they're not a part of your food repertoire already.

When the locals talk to you about their favourite food, you might hear svinekoteletter (pork chops) or lapskaus (stew with minced meat) mentioned once or twice. These signature recipes form part of the region's identity and should be on any foodie's list.

Still have a little give in your waistband after dinner? Then put in an order for krumkake (thin rolled cake filled with cream), a moreish sweet treat.

If the night calls for something a bit more potent, try some karsk (coffee and vodka). Mixed or straight — your barkeeper should know the best way to have it.

Experienced travellers often make time to memorise a few expressions in the local tongue. They find that being able to speak with the local people isn't just convenient, it's good fun too! First of all, try to pronounce 'Skal vi danse?'. This means 'would you like to dance?'. One more to remember is 'Kva heiter du?', which means 'what's your name?'.

There's bound to be an air of fever and excitement around the 17th of May. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Constitution Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

With just a handful of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some amazing memories that will never fade, say one last "Se deg senere" to Feda.

Flying out? Plan a route, pack up your bags and set an alarm clock. The nearest airport, Sola Airport (SVG), is 100 kilometres to the northwest.