Norway

The hike over Besseggen is a true classic, and one of the most popular hikes we have in Norway. The hike can be done either way, but most people prefer catching the ferry from Gjendesheim over to Memurubu. This way […]

Astonishing nature, one of the strongest currents in the world, heaps of spectacular action-filled adventures just outside your door, street art and delicious food. Bodø is a great place to visit, both in summer and winter. Just above the polar […]

Fredrikstad is a gorgeous and charming city with loads to offer. Along with its neighbouring city Sarpsborg, Fredrikstad is the fifth largest city of Norway. No matter what your heart desires, Fredrikstad surely will have something to offer for you. […]

My vision seems to blur a bit as I gather up speed, and I let out a weird noise as I’m thrown several centimetres up from the ground. “Aaaaaa – this feels so sketchyyy!” I cry out to Thomas. “HEY!” […]

What was life in Norway like during the occupation in those five years of WW2? And what stories did those who survived the war have? These are some of the questions the two artist brothers Eimund and Vebjørn Sand try […]

Oslo might be small compared to other capitals around the world, but still has heaps for you to explore. Back in 2018 Lonely Planet named Oslo, the capital of Norway, as one of the top ten cities to visit in […]

A large camping site just next to the sea, filled with plenty of things to do and explore. A place where you can either go camping, glamping or rent a cabin – it’s all up to you. Canvas Hove is […]

Canvas Hotel Telemark is for those who wants an active holiday with trail cycling, but also for those who wants to just unwind, have a glass of bubbly wine and relax in the sauna. In this oasis in the midst […]

Beitostølen is, as many of you might know by now, one of my favourite areas in Norway. With the endless options of activities available there, and so many mountains to hike, it’ll be ages until I’m “done” with Beitostølen. Bitihorn […]

About an hour and 15 minutes from Oslo you’ll find Tønsberg, the oldest city in all of Norway. And just about half an hour further away you’ll reach the World’s End. No really – that’s what it’s called. I had […]