Cliquez ici pour la Version Française There’s no denying that Norway is one of the most spectacular countries in the world. With its breathtaking landscapes, Norway is a true paradise for nature lovers. Imagine yourself surrounded by majestic mountains, deep fjords, countless waterfalls, towering glaciers, verdant valleys and picturesque, colorful towns. It’s simply dazzling! During a three-week road trip, we explored the Norwegian fjords in the southern part of the country, and were amazed at every moment. Leaving in June 2023, we enjoyed mild weather throughout our trip, with the exception of a slightly gray day in Geiranger. In this article, I’ll guide you through each stage of this epic…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Here we are on the eighth leg of our incredible road trip, and what a leg it is! A memorable journey from Geiranger to Ålesund, along the winding Trollstigen road. With its eleven hairpin bends and panoramic views over the valley, Trollstigen is a must on any trip to Norway. It offers breathtaking scenery. Ålesund (our last stop before heading back to Oslo) is a coastal town rich in history and famous for its unique Art Nouveau architecture and breathtaking panoramic views. Ålesund is a hidden gem that has preserved its historic charm while offering a modern, dynamic experience. Read next:Road trip in Norway:…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française 7th stop on our Norwegian road trip: the majestic Geirangerfjord. This fjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a natural wonder that dazzles with its raw beauty and tranquility. From spectacular waterfalls to snow-capped peaks and abundant wildlife, Geirangerfjord offers an experience like no other. You can discover the fjord from the sea, but also from the various viewpoints overlooking it: the Sentier des Cascades, the Virage de l’Aigle, Flydalsjuvet, Skaglefa farm, Dalsnibba. Each of these viewpoints offers a unique perspective on the majestic Geirangerfjord. There’s no doubt about it, it’s truly breathtaking! Read next:Road trip in Norway: the south coast, Stavanger and Lysefjord…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française The 6th stage of our road trip to Norway, the Jostedalsbreen is the largest glacier in continental Europe, stretching over 487 km² and reaching a vertical drop of 4,000 m in places. It is 60 km long and around 600 m thick at its maximum. But the Jostedalsbreen is not just a glacier, but a tree with many branches (37!), each with a different name. To observe it, you need to explore several glacial valleys. Discovering the glaciers is both a grandiose and distressing sight, because over the last 30 years, Norwegian glaciers have lost 11% of their surface area due to global warming.…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Here we continue our discovery of the Sognefjord, north of Bergen. The longest fjord in Europe and the 2nd longest in the world, it stretches 204 km inland, reaching depths of 1,300 m in places, while the surrounding mountains can rise to 1,700 m. It is also the widest fjord in Norway. It is also Norway’s widest fjord. A true natural wonder. In this article, I’d like to introduce you to some pretty villages in the northern Sognefjord with beautiful standing wooden churches, one of Norway’s jewels. Read next:Road trip in Norway: the south coast, Stavanger and Lysefjord (stage 01)Norway road trip: from Suldal…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Here we are on the 4th leg of our road trip through the Norwegian fjords: the southern part of Sognefjord. This fjord lies to the north of Bergen. The longest fjord in Europe and the 2nd longest in the world, it stretches 204 km inland, reaching depths of 1,300 m in places, while the surrounding mountains can rise to 1,700 m. It’s also the longest fjord in the world. It is also Norway’s widest fjord. A true natural wonder. It’s home to many places of interest, including Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord. The Nærøyfjord is a true natural curiosity and one of the country’s most beautiful…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Welcome to Bergen, a city that has preserved its historic charm while offering a dynamic urban lifestyle. Located on Norway’s west coast, in the heart of the fjords, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its breathtaking mountains and easily accessible fjords, it’s well worth a visit! 3rd stop on our Norwegian road trip, we stopped here for 2 days. We found it very pleasant and lively. We liked the way the city is organized around its port, and we fell in love with the colorful wooden houses that reflect traditional Norwegian architecture, as well as the street art we discovered everywhere. In…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Here we are on the second leg of our three-week road trip in Norway: a memorable journey along one of the country’s most beautiful roads, between Suldal to Bergen. Following the majestic arms of the Hardangerfjord, this route offers breathtaking scenery and picturesque villages. But what really makes this route particularly remarkable is its concentration of waterfalls. Each waterfall is a natural spectacle in its own right, creating a series of unforgettable moments along the way. Prepare to be amazed by the raw beauty and grandeur of Norwegian nature. On the road, after our accommodation in Suldal (see previous article). Read next:Road trip in…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française As the first stage of our 3-week road-trip in Norway, the southern region offered us some wonderful surprises. Before setting off to discover the magnificent fjords and glaciers further north, a few stops were in order: Telemark county with Norway’s largest standing wooden church, the south coast road with the Lindesnes lighthouse, the friendly town of Stavanger, and finally, the must-do hike of the Preikestolen, with its breathtaking views over Lysefjord. Read next:Norway road trip: from Suldal to Bergen (stage 02)Things to see and do in Bergen, Norway (step 03)Norway road trip: the southern part of the Sognefjord (stage 04)Road trip in Norway: the…