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@@ritavillamor-hipolito9848 thanks a lot, happy you enjoyed the video . It appears that as per last update for this topic ( I just checked chat gpt right now) you may need to register the dj mini 3 pro drone and have liability insurance, even when it’s a small drone under 250g. There are apps that inform you about the permitted areas.

@@PD1970-IE haha he is very funny when he is upset 😅🤭 couldn’t resist to put it on the video. I’m very glad you enjoy the videos 💚

@@lavaleee1024 hi there! Don’t worry, just go a bit further away from the city and the light pollution and check the app that says the nights with more intense northern lights. They are very often visible, it’s just that in the city is difficult to see them. Enjoy Tromso! 💚

So glad you liked it 🤗

@@phrica1501 northern lights are really tough to see sometimes. But easier to see far far away from any city, like that cabin we went (link in description). We also got cloudy skies the week we stayed in Tromso even when we searched for remote areas…

@@secretstacker wow I am really glad we could help! And even more that you also got an amazing experience with the northern lights there. Wow it made my day that you shared that. Thanks !

@@AlfredFrancis thank you for the kind words! I’m hoping to do more of such videos soon :)

@@butterflies_and_trees Yule it felt somehow very bad from one side but also they explained us to have the tourist adventure (with restaurant included) allows them to keep their life style, where they also meet raindeer and use their skin to make their clothes and tools. It’s amazing how they are keeping their culture alive. Thanks a lot for the warm words. Very happy you found it helpful 🧡

@@WidyaAsoka thanks a lot for the kind words 🧡

@@huxe100 haha that’s a good one. Love it 😅

@@arthurwright9031 thank you! Oh I’m so happy for you (a bit jealous too 🤭). I wish you see the strongest northern lights ever 💚

@@jrzshor that sounds amazing! Up there seeing the city should be spectacular!

You’re right; it can be a bit of a culture shock. They explain how they care for their reindeer, moving them with the seasons. They only sacrifice a few for meat, using everything-including fur for clothing-as part of the circle of life. Tourism now helps them sustain this way of life, and they share some of the meat to teach us about their traditions.

@@WeronikaBryjak oh wow thank you for the support 🧡

Very welcome 🙏

Hi there! However, I believe not fridge/almost ice cube cold. It was really the worst ramen I had in my life. Also, my boyfriend did not get mushrooms at all even when he should have had. An accumulation of bad or very bad things did the trick😅

@@Nature4U1 That's unfortunate. Fridge cold is quite normal, but maybe they put it in after the broth has been poured onto the noodles.

From end January to mid February

Haha thanks ☺️ I’m very happy for you guys! We were there end January to start February so it may be similar conditions but I believe in December it’s should be a bit less light (and more aurora chances maybe?). Super happy it helped 👏🥳

Hi there. We were there from end January to mid February. Hope it helps :)

Hi there! Super glad to hear it helped you. Thanks a lot ☺️. Have a lovely day

Very happy for you. You will definitely love it! Happy to help 🫡🤗

get an airbnb and cook, eating out is horrendous. can really recommend the sushi all you can eat too, if its the same thats in the direction of polaria, price okay and food was good. rent a car in advance, dont book any tours, the prices are throught he roof and they cant even take the best routes and often leave too early.

I’m so glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the kind words! And have an incredible journey in the north of the planet 🌎

So I saw the rock but missed the fossil, maybe next time. But still, pretty interesting to know that it was in contact with a fossil. Thanks a lot!

Oh wow thanks a lot for your expert info. I appreciated it! Very interesting 😮

@@Nature4U1 Not really an expert, just find them like that a lot and I work a bit with flint in general so yeah.

Danke 🐕🧡

Thanks you for the kind words, I’m so glad to hear that, it made my day 💙. Have a wonderful time in Tromso 🗺️

It’s quite expensive yes. We spent many days with just pasta and hot chocolate, and that’s also ok 😅

Very very welcome. We also live in Germany and I can imagine you got some rude looks stopping a bus, here is so easy to make someone angry LOL. That’s also something different you will notice, everyone is like having a great day everyday, amazing! Have a great time there!

It is not really necessary to hail the bus per say, the busses will stop if you simply walk a couple steps forward from your bus shed or start reaching into your pocket for your phone, the driver know what to look for, as locals we simply "ignore" the bus if we are waiting for another route and most of the time the driver picks up on that and drives by, sometimes tho he stops for you and it can be a bit awkward when he realise you are waiting for another bus hehe.

@donkrkonto thanks for the feedback. Being local it may be common sense to know that, but for us being from Spain and Germany was definitely not 😅. We missed one night bus because we were sitting on the bus station hoping the bus sees us being the only people in that station and stops, which is what it would have happened in our countries. Well, it was an experience and it definitely makes sense, I agree.

So glad to hear you liked the video! I wish you guys have a wonderful time there 🗺️

Thanks a lot friend! The water had indeed an incredible color, like in a postcard. Apparently glacier water is that pretty 😍

Olé! Si alguna vez no sale me avisas y lo hago yo a mano :)

Jajaja no, olvidarme seguro que no. Por sus cosas buenas y por los sustos jajaj

Thanks a lot! So kind from you 💙

​@@Nature4U1my pleasure

Hi there! Oh wow thanks a lot for the support!! Im actually editing a new video right now and your words feel like a warm energy boost <3 wishing you great adventures ahead 🗺️

@@Nature4U1 please is all mine watching your content. Highly recommended to travellers planning their journey 👍🏻 You gained a Sub!

@@_F_O_M_O wow thank you!! This is awesome!! I hope you enjoy the upcoming videos (we went to a cruisse to norway and visited quite some interesting cities). Have a lovely day <3

Hey there! If you're heading to snowy places like nature spots, I'd recommend going for long boots. It keeps the snow out of your pants when it's deep. But if you're cool with a little snow or can snug up your pants, your current boots look cozy and should work fine!

Hi there! The reindeer tour was amazing, you will definitely love it. I was wearing a thermo shirt, with then a warm shirt (long sleeves both) and then the jacket. In this video i show all details about the clothes I wear in Tromso, and I wear it no matter if night or day, because it was freaking cold no matter the time XD. NORWAY, TROMSØ - TRAVEL GUIDE : CLOTHES FOR THE COLD -15°C ruclips.net/video/XyJDKzwmMqM/видео.html

@@Nature4U1 Thank you so much!!

I saw that in Tromso, sushi restaurants are very common, don’t see the bad thing of trying them. About the pizza, don’t know what you may have against it but we like pizza so we ate it. But please, elaborate your hate xD… what would you have tried? Any restaurant in mind? We may try it next time.

Oh wow next week? So cool! I’m very glad to know the video helped you :) What did you get? Any question let me know and maybe we can help 😊

Thanks a lot. I'm very glad you enjoyed 🥳

Right? In the city of tromso I had the same situation. I saw a very tiny aurora but thats it. When I staid a bit outside the city in a cabin is when I saw many...I cant understand how so many people see auroras inside tromso city. Thats why I thought I should comment it in case it helps someone. If you want to try to hunt auroras in the future I have a video with the tricks to actually see auroras. I wish I would have known that before.

Very welcome. Glad it helped you 💙