THE NORTH
We have been to the North quite often and clearly, it is our favourite part of Norway.
Pure and rough nature, exciting activities and the special light in both summer and winter makes it a truly fascinating region.
The Varanger peninsula located in the North-East corner of Norway is a paradise for nature lover, in particular for bird-watchers. The national tourist route up there as well as a king crab safari has been high up on our bucket list for some years, so this was the time to do it.
HELGELANDSKYSTEN
De Syv Søster, Vega, Torghattan and lots of islands
One of the greatest and outside Norway still relatively unknown hikes, De Syv Søstre, brought us here. But there was more to see as our stay proved: A mountain with whole, Vega islands etc.
Coming soon...
Still on our travel list
Lofoten once again
in the summer
Hiking to
Knivskjellodden
With Hurtigruten to the Artic - Svalbard in summer
Going on whale
safari
Watching reindeer
flock getting heard together
ICE HOTEL SORRISNIVA
Staying overnight in an ice hotel
Why would you stay overnight in an icy room on slightly stinky furs and pay for it? Because it is huge fun!
Artful ice sculptures, an ice bar with cocktails served in ice glasses, an ice chapel and a honeymoon suite, outdoor hot tube with champagne and an excellent restaurant.
Our tours in the North
NORTH CAPE
Driving behind snow plows to Europe´s
northernmost point
To be at Europe´s northernmost tip is something special, even though there is not really much to see.
The first time we were there during Easter and enjoyed lots of snow plows and a beautiful white landscape.
Since then, we returned a few times and enjoyed it every time.
Favourite
LOFOTEN & SENJA
Hiking, fishing, kayaking in a fantastic scenery
We were late with our holiday planning, so we ended up on Senja, just north of the Vesterålen & Lofoten. And what a landscape we discovered, with daylight round the clock another unique experience.
On the way back, we also spent some time on the famous Lofoten.
SVALBARD/SPITZBERGEN
5 days in the very very North
There is no other place on Earth so far up north where you can do snow scooter driving, dog sledding, ice cave visiting and hiking in such great nature so easily.
We were on Svalbard when the sun started to come back, so we enjoyed the "blue hour" for most of the day, given the scenery an additional, icy look and feel.
Favourite
DOGSLEDDING
Gliding through the woods and over frozen rivers, with our own dog sledge
This is the best way to enjoy Norway's winterly landscape, by far: Flying to the North, driving to Karasjok in the Sami-land, staying overnight at the beautiful, self-built cottages at Engholm Husky Lodge and then riding out a day with huskies & sledges.
One of our personal favourites.