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Norway is a destination that feels both dramatic and deeply peaceful, drawing travelers with its towering fjords, glacier-fed landscapes, colorful coastal towns, and a strong connection to nature. What makes it especially memorable is the variety packed into one country: you can cruise through narrow fjords, ride scenic railways, explore modern cities like Oslo and Bergen, and, depending on the season, experience either the midnight sun or the northern lights. The country’s clean design, outdoor culture, and excellent infrastructure make it appealing for travelers who want both adventure and comfort.
Key highlights include sailing the Geirangerfjord or Nærøyfjord, driving spectacular routes such as Trollstigen, hiking to iconic viewpoints like Preikestolen, and visiting Arctic regions such as Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands for wildlife and winter experiences. In summer, long daylight hours are ideal for road trips, hiking, and kayaking, while winter brings snow sports and aurora viewing. Practical tips: Norway is expensive, so budget carefully for food, transport, and accommodation; book trains, ferries, and popular summer stays well in advance; and pack in layers, as weather can shift quickly even in warmer months. Public transportation is reliable, but renting a car can be the best way to explore remote scenic areas.
The best time to visit Norway is from June through August, when travel popularity peaks and conditions are best for fjord cruises, hiking, scenic road trips, and long daylight hours. July and August are especially popular, while September can be a great shoulder-season option for fewer crowds with still-beautiful scenery.
Kråkenes lighthouse
Wie ich am Dienstag buchte und am Mittwoch losfuhr : Eine Reise nach Norwegen
Made really good progress today, didn't expect that.
Today was another first day of school after the holidays - only this time it was the fall break. __________ But first, something happened over the weekend. On Saturday evening,...
We want to warn you: this post might be a bit longer. But that's a good thing for our journey because it means a lot has happened, many memories and photos have been made! We...
The next day took us along the coast on a coastal road, crossing two ferries through breathtaking landscapes. Since we naturally did not inquire about the departure times in...
We have beautiful weather once again - perfect conditions for exploring the "Thousand Island Empire of the North Coast" and meeting the sea eagles.
We start the day with "energy coffee" and finally see the midnight sun.
Upon arrival in Honningsvag on the island of Magerøya, we head directly towards the (supposed) end of the world.
Edge of Norway, we are truly at the edge of Norway. The North Sea route runs directly along the rugged southern coast. No architect could design this wonderful landscape as nature...
After a hearty breakfast, our journey continues. We drive along the E6 towards Dombas. During a short break at a supermarket, Buddy got...
After last night's adventure (we didn't get to bed until around 03:00 AM), today started off all about relaxation: Sleeping in!
After a very stormy night filled with heavy rain here in the mountains, we caught a break in the weather and hiked to Kista. Kista is one of the striking and inviting peaks...
We took the ferry at 9:30 to Kristiansand and finally arrived in Norway at 13:25. We spontaneously drove to https://park4night.com/de/lieu/277241/open/ Steinsfossen to enjoy a...
It was so beautiful that we stayed with Thomas in Trondheim again; the view and hospitality will always remain close to our hearts🥰 Today we also got to know his wife. She is...
Today is little Schatz's 3rd birthday. For a while, we thought you wouldn’t make it through this year, given how unwell you’ve been 🥺 But as always, you’ve surprised us, you...
The flight went smoothly. 23 minutes after landing (…unthinkable in Berlin) I was sitting in a taxi with my bike and luggage. My accommodation is right by the fjord and has...
Day 5+6 or Visiting Santa Claus We started our day with the usual morning routine which consists of taking down the bed and washing ourselves with the 4°C cold water, and yes,...
Norway's second largest island is located approximately 350 km north of the Arctic Circle
From Nord-Trøndelag to Nordland, regions in Norway
View of the bay during the descent.
Our journey continues in Norway. Passing Oslo, we move north. We spent the second night in Jotunheimen National Park. There was snow on the mountains, and a hot water bottle...
Geirangerfjord! My original destination in Norway💕. I have no idea why, but I've always wanted to come here. Maybe I saw a report on TV or photos from other tourists. In any...
Ronny: For me, Norway is a breathtaking, diverse, and fascinating country in terms of landscape. It is an El Dorado for nature lovers and hikers. There are numerous sights as...
This is the final report of my time in Norway. The 28th of February 2022 marked the end of my time abroad in Trondheim and also the end of an important chapter in my life. I...
Another place that gave us more to see than we thought was the Lindesnes Lighthouse. It is actually the southernmost place in Norway, also known as the South Cape. From here, it...
February 8th to February 12th, 2021
The car as the cover photo. But learned something in Germany.
Fantoft Stave Church