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The Port Of Haugesund
The ferry port of Haugesund is in a seaport town in south-west Norway near Stavanger. The town extends over the small islands of Risoy, which has a modern harbour, and Hasseloy.
The town is an important fishing and processing centre for herring, mackerel, and lobster. Haugesund has an art gallery and a city museum, and is the site of the annual Norwegian film festival.
A little to the north is Haraldshaugen, reputedly the burial place of Harold I, the 10th-century king who united Norway.
From Haugesund, more than 160,000 people can be reached within an hour or so by car or high speed passenger ferry. It is also a part of the country well enriched with numerous historical sites and other archaeological discoveries. Haugesund ferry port is the departure and arrival point for the overnight ferries arriving from Newcastle in England with Fjord Line operating a weekly North Sea ferry service.
