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Holidays in Oma

Yep. We understand. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it high time you planned your next adventure? Oma awaits!

It's situated 270 kilometres to the west of Oslo, the capital of Norway.

You don't need to be on the road all day to see some nature. Just 40 kilometres out of Oma, Mt. Floyen is an excellent place to enjoy some fresh air. Even more tranquil surrounds are waiting for you at the Floibanen Funicular, 40 kilometres away.

Enjoy the buzz of watching a live soccer match at Brann Stadium, the home turf of the SK Brann. After you've cheered and clapped along with their biggest fans, why not get a drink with a few of them somewhere nearby? To get to the stadium, head 35 kilometres northwest to Årstad.

Feel the wind in your hair as you zip your way back to base at Roldal Skicenter. If you're a real shredder, you should also pack up your gear and head to Sauda Ski Center.

Kvam, 18 kilometres to the northeast, is regarded for Steinsdalfossen Waterfall and the Hardanger Maritime Museum. Why not find your way there and stop by these excellent attractions? Or, you could stop at Os, 30 kilometres to the west of Oma, for the Ole Bull Museum and the Horda Museum.

Keen to visit the Hanseatic Museum, Grieg Hall and St Mary's Church? They're all not far from Bergen, 40 kilometres to the northwest. The University of Bergen and St. John's Church are also close at hand and ought to be on your itinerary.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your affection for both by getting out and tasting the local food and beverage offerings at the bars, cafés and restaurants in town.

This area has some unique recipes based on local ingredients. You'll find moose and reindeer are two typical elements in many of the dishes.

When in Oma, you should eat like the locals do. That means tucking into a meal of raspeballer (potato dumplings) with sausage or svinekoteletter (pork chops), a couple of the region's culinary specialties.

If a life without dessert isn't an option, you should definitely spoil yourself with some krumkake (thin rolled cake filled with cream). This sweet treat sums up the region in just one bite.

To really get the party started, ask for a shot of karsk (coffee and vodka). Sip it straight or ask the barkeep for mixer recommendations.

Knock down the communication barrier by memorising a couple of words in the local tongue. You'll gain a more fulfilling experience and some new buddies while you're at it! You'll be glad you learnt 'Goddag', which translates as 'hello'. Perhaps you'll find 'Kva heiter du?' easier to get your head around? It means 'what's your name?'.

Pencil the 17th of May in your diary. To the locals, this means just one thing — Constitution Day. A major day of celebrations, this is a wonderful time of year to visit the country.

Before you pack up your belongings and say "Se deg senere", why not spend the last bits of your holiday allowance and treat yourself to some lasting reminders of Oma?

Ready to fly home? Pack your bags, set the alarm clock and plan a route to Flesland Airport (BGO). It's roughly 40 kilometres to the west.