Elianna LevAuthor 2 mins read Why Southern Norway is a summer holiday favorite Thanks to its perfect mix of white sandy beach atmosphere, warm temperatures and charming small towns Southern Norway is a popular summer holiday destination. There is a reason why the area is nicknamed “the Norwegian Riviera”. The climate in Southern Norway is pretty mild year round. Out of all of Norway, Sørlandet has the most […] Read more
Elianna LevAuthor 2 mins read 5 ideas to exploring Southern Norway with children If you’re looking for a world of unique adventures to experience with your children, Evje in Southern Norway is ideal. With outdoor activities both on land and in the water, there’s plenty to do for the little ones. Here are some ideas. Explore TrollAktiv Water Park in Evje Located on the lake amongst an abundance […] Read more
Elianne LevAuthor 4 mins read An introduction to the most popular towns of southern Norway Southern Norway, also known as “the Norwegian Riviera”, is a hot holiday spot for Norwegians. The quaint region along the Skagerrak coast is home to many cute little villages and towns that each have their own distinct flavor. Here’s an introduction to some of the most popular towns in Southern Norway. Tvedestrand Built into a […] Read more
Robyn RosteAuthor 4 mins read Why Stavanger is a popular tourist destination Famous for its stunning natural beauty and rich culture, Stavanger, Norway’s energy capital, is an ever-evolving city with a proud history. Sheltered by islands located off the southwest coast of the country, Stavanger is a tourist hub welcoming travellers by air, land and water. Offering some of the most iconic views of Norway, including the […] Read more
Kenneth KiesnoskiAuthor 5 mins read 10 things you may not know about Stavanger Rich history, culture and cuisine on tap. Stunning natural attractions at hand. Excellent and easy travel connections. It’s no wonder Stavanger, Norway’s fourth-largest city and urban heart of the scenic southwest, makes for the perfect base of adventure operations for your fjord holiday. This charming and cosy city of 135,000 inhabitants has long prospered as […] Read more
Ina-Cristine HelljesenAuthor 4 mins read 10 photos that make you want to visit the Lofoten Islands Lofoten in Northern Norway is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes in Norway, which makes it a photo heaven. Warning: If you currently have a case of serious wanderlust you might end up booking a Lofoten trip after seeing these images. Are you spotting more than 10 photos? That’s right! There is just too much […] Read more
Danai ChristopolousAuthor 3 mins read 10 things you may not know about the Lofoten Islands Serpentine roads, wild fjords, colourful cottage houses, sparkling blue waters and jutting mountaintops. You really are spoilt for choice when it comes to the beauty of the Lofoten islands (your Instagram will thank you). The Arctic Norway archipelago is known for its breathtaking beautiful vistas. But how much do you really know about this ancient, […] Read more
Danai ChristopoulouAuthor 4 mins read 9 reasons to visit Lofoten in the winter time The Lofoten archipelago is a dream come true for every visitor who wishes to experience the beating heart of Norway. Named after a lynx, the Arctic archipelago carries an almost feral, untamed beauty all year long. Its jutting mountaintops and diverse wildlife juxtaposed with postcard-perfect fishing houses and the glittering waters of the fjords, the […] Read more
Robyn RosteAuthor 2 mins read 3 Ways to Experience Trollfjorden in Lofoten Trollfjorden is a two km (1.2 mi) long fjord with a narrow entrance and steep mountains on all sides. Known for its natural beauty and wildlife, accessing the fjord is best done by boat. Here are 3 ways to experience Trollfjorden in Lofoten. Explore it on a sea eagle RIB safari Beginning in Svolvær, you’ll journey […] Read more
Danai ChristopoulouAuthor 3 mins read Why Tromsø is the perfect place to try dog sledding From its polar museum to its mountainous sherpa staircase, and from its eclectic architecture to its wild Arctic landscape, Norway’s “Paris of the North” has many ways to steal your heart. But if you really want to make your time in Tromsø unforgettable, hop on a dog sled! It’s the best way to take in […] Read more