POPULAR Norway POINTS OF INTEREST

After a comparatively easy 45-1-hour hike, Kvalvika is the most popular but smallest of the three beaches. At high tide, the beach is split into two regions, the larger right side, and a smaller b…Read More

On our way out of Loen towards Sogndal, we made a small detour to see the Lovatnet Lake. One of the most stunningly beautifully places I have ever visited. The lake water gets brighter and prettie…Read More

Stunning treasure this Fjord demonstrates the power of ancient glaciers cutting kilometers through hills until they meet impenetrable mountains. There is a small town center with some shops, a sup…Read More

The paragliding take off is located at 200 vertical meters on the right side of Hangursrestauranten. The take-off is located on a nice grassy, relative flat area that ends up in a marked triangle.…Read More

Trollstigen or The Troll’s road is an extraordinary piece of work where the road snakes and climbs its way up and up along steep mountainsides. Every bend has its own name, most of them named for …Read More

Svartisen is Norway's second-largest ice mass and covers 370 square kilometers. Svartisen is effectively accessed from Kystriksveien–rv17–and can be experienced by taking the bus pontoon crosswise…Read More

 Trolltunga is one of the most famous hikes in Norway. It's a beautiful walk that finishes at the tongue of the Troll, a small stone-sliver ideal for imaginative shooting. So, add the middle of th…Read More

Climbing Kjerag is difficult! It’s a 9km route with 3 steep ascents all mixed in with lots of climbing on rocks which can be really slippery if it rains. In total, there are around 600 meters of u…Read More

Kannesteinen Rock is an aftermath of over 1000s of years of storms, gales, and violent waves to make this possible in an esthetic fashion. You can come very close to it and take your pics, some pe…Read More

Kvalvika, is located in an isolated highland in the northern part of Moskenesøy. It is only reached by foot. It feels like the edge of the world. The easier hike of Kvalvika beach makes it …Read More

Lindesnes Lighthouse is Norway's oldest dating back to 1656. It occupies the southernmost tip of the Norwegian mainland – 2518 km from the North Cape.

The lighthouse has been designated a n…Read More

The Lofoten are a great place for hiking. In winter you can experience the polar lights.. In summer however, the weather is much better and one can really enjoy the mountains, sea and local villag…Read More

The six-kilometer hike begins at the Preikestolen Fjellstue mountain lodge. Allow a total of four hours to ascend 350 meters for this moderately demanding round trip. Norwegian standards consider …Read More

Offersøykammen is located on the north side of the E-10, just to the east of the Nappstaumen tunnel entrance.  From Leknes, the distance is 6.5 km.The parking area is located on Offersøyveien, run…Read More

A south-easterly facing north-west is predominantly offshore. Strong winds and short-term swells dominate, but the diverse geography can accommodate various alternatives. The absence of daylight i…Read More

Bergen lies on Norway’s southwestern coast and it is a spectacular place. The city is surrounded by stunning mountains and fjords. If you’re into the great outdoors this is a must. 

Kvalvika is a beautiful beach isolated on the west coast of Moskenesøy in Lofoten. The beach is surrounded by many spectacular mountains. The greatest of them all is Ryten, a 542 meters tall mount…Read More

Ringedalsvatnet is a lake in the municipality of Odda in Hordaland county, Norway. The 7-square-kilometre (2.7 sq mi) lake sits just east of the village of Skjeggedal and about 3.5 kilometres (2.2…Read More

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Hermannsdalstind is a long and strenuous day climb, so I highly suggest you try an overnight trip on the mountain. On top of that, the view is superb, so I highly recommend spend…Read More

White sand, blue turquoise water. Usually the words arctic and beach are not mentioned in the same phrase together, but there may be some of the most spectacular beaches you'll ever see on the Lof…Read More

Built around 1180 and is dedicated to the Apostle Andrew. The church is exceptionally well preserved and is one of the most distinctive stave churches in Norway. Some of the finest features are th…Read More

To the locals in Northern Norway, the northern lights are a part of life. To others like me, in the heart of the Arctic, you can experience the awe-inspiring Aurora Borealis, breath-taking Polar l…Read More

The Dovrefjell – Sunndalsfjella National Park has a assorted panorama with a rich cultural heritage and breath taking nature. The contrasts are the great, from the dramatic almost alpine surroundi…Read More

The Flam Railway has been described as one of the most stunning educate journey in the world and is one of the leading vacationer sights in Norway. The instruct runs from the stop of Aurlandsfjord…Read More

The town of Geiranger at the eastern edge of the fjord is the base for all activities and accommodations. Given the high volume of boats that frequent the Geirangerfjord, it’s not surprising that …Read More

Coming to Mt Ulriken needs to be on your Bergen to do list. You can hike up, catch a bus or the Ulriken bus. While the latter sounds fun it only has a couple of departures per hour. Where if you g…Read More

The Atlantic Road is known as "The Ocean Road," with seven bridges that enable the highway to follow the islands like a snake in the ocean.

The ocean has been of excellent significance in N…Read More