The world-famous Norwegian fjords are without doubt the country’s number one tourist attraction. Glaciers carved the fjords of Norway out of the land over many thousands of years. They truly are one of nature’s remarkable creations. Today they are renowned for their beauty, but years ago they were crucial to the livelihood of Norwegians. Abandoned farmsteads on the steep cliffs serve as a reminder of those times. The Geirangerfjord and the Nærøyfjord are on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The organisation says these fjords are some of the most scenic landscapes in the world. With the many slender waterfalls, woodlands, glacial lakes, and rugged mountains, it’s hard to disagree! Here are all our articles about the sensational Norwegian fjords. Enjoy!
First Christmas day in Bergen.
In this article, I will highlight the Western part of Norway, which is often called fjord Norway because of the deep fjords, beautiful landmark and iconic mountains surrounding these fjords. I will share the whole trip with you, including a map from start to end.
Festvågtinden (541 m / 1775 ft) next to Henningsvær village, is one of the most popular summit hiking trails in Lofoten, Norway. Experience the stunning sunset…
I'm here to convince you that you need to add the Lofoten Islands in Norway to your Norway travel itinerary! If you can't feel my excitement jumping off the screen already, just take a look at the photos below to help support my case.
High above the Arctic Circle, Norway's Lofoten archipelago is a place where nature rules. The granite mountains hide many surprises, from idyllic fishing villages to remarkable beaches.
1. Summer Hovdsundet paradise in Bodø, Norway From @__ninaandersen 2. Summer in Lofoten is something more beautiful than ever From @victorialillestrom 3. Amazing view from Kvalvika Strand, Norway is truly vibes From @victorialillestrom 4. A perfect day to paddling at local paradise Hjelle i Oppstryn, Norway From @kjerstikvamme @beccaskoog @felixkvamme 5. The most wonderful swing on earth, at Christian Gaard Bygdetun, Trandal, Norway From @marensolem 6. The beauty Værøy, Norway. Amazing scenery From @victorialillestrom 7. Summer vibes from Norway, ready for paddling around the sea From @victorialillestrom 8. Trolltunga is one of the most spectacular scenic cliffs in Norway Situated about 1100 meters above sea level, hovering 700 metres above lake Ringedalsvatnet From @asgeir68 9. Wake up view in Luster, Norway, good morning everyone From @luna.the.berner 10. Morning in Hjelle, peaceful moment From @oda.viktoria 11. Finally get down to the Kvalvika Strand, how amazing blue sky, white sand and beautiful mountains are From victorialillestrom 12. Summer at Lovatnet, Stryn. Floating and enjoy the view From @gossegoss 13. Summer in Norway is pretty amazing on days like this From @felixkvamme 14. The amazing aerial view from Skrova, Lofoten From @victorialillestrom 15. Paddling at Lofoten, with blue sky and beautiful mountains From @victorialillestrom 16. The beautiful summer vibes at Lofoten, Norway. My bucket list From @t.mykle 17. Hike through an old glacier tongue that leads to this lake, of the most beautiful lakes of Norway From @hannelune 18. Local Paradise at Hjelle i Oppstryn, amazing view From @kjerstikvamme 19. The majestic Tvindefossen, Voss, Norway From @eliasandkajsa 20. Lysevegen, one of the most spectacular roads in the world! Who would you road trip with? From @spectacularnorway 21. Have you ever seen a beautiful mountains range like this before? From @victorialillestrom
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I'm here to convince you that you need to add the Lofoten Islands in Norway to your Norway travel itinerary! If you can't feel my excitement jumping off the screen already, just take a look at the photos below to help support my case.
