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Thank you for making this video, helpful as I decide my itinerary!

Were there any supply shops in designated campgrounds in the Westfjords or did you have to pack up everything for the entire roadtrip before entering the area?

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Love it. Thank you

Hello great video in which month you visited there

Your video is very informative 🎉 ❤ I lovesd your content. I do have a question 🙋‍♀️ is it possible to drive in Norway with 2WD ? If yes what we need to make our journey better with 2WD. Thank you in advance ❤

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Very informative… thank you

great tip about drinking, so one beer at lunch would put you over the limit! that sucks but good to know

hello, what month of the year did you do this road trip? thankyou

Who's that beautiful woman who keeps photobombing your photos😂😂😂

What is the name of the waterfall that you needed to go through private lands to access as you approached Akureyri?

Great tips ! As I now live in Switzerland, all make sense.

I think that blanket is a mattress

Wonderful ❤

केजेरागबोल्टन चट्टान नार्वे,🖕

What kind of camera did you bring? I have a GoPro and a Sony Camera with a Gimbal. Going to hike it tomorrow and prefer to travel light of course. Hoping you can advice me on this.

It's actually much easier to do than it appears.

LOL... unnecessary, too much scare of sheep! She's lucky to be alive xD

Been there, done that.

EXCELLENT VLOG, VERY LUCID, INTERESTING & INSPIRING PRESENTATION.GREAT CHEMISTRY BETWEEN YOU & YOUR BETTER HALF.

when was the video taken?

How long is this helicopter ride?

We got 9 hours layover probably book online and this video very helpful

beautiful!

UPPPSS..!!!! Here the car rental company have done some illegal.! They are NOT allowed to put VAT on the Tollroad fee, 703,30 NOK is the total price for passing all the tollroads whit the VAT included.!

Do we need to by pass for motorways to drive on it??

Love this channel!!!

Regarding Scoot economy flight booking: 4. The personal item bag dimensions mentioned by my both airlines are quite small 40cm x 20cm x 10cm. Is this very strict or can I carry my normal sized bagpack as personal item bag which is about 150% (1.5x) of this? 5. Can an overnighter trolley bag (44cm x 44cm x 23 cm = 111cm) fit in the overhead compartment? Can I carry this bag as my carry on cabin luggage with Scoot economy?

Good! So crucial to put the google's map route.

Regarding Scoot economy flight booking: 1. can we carry some food items? 2. is bagpack (personal item bag) also included in the weight allowance? OR both the luggage/cabin trolley bag and bagpack/personal item bag considered in weight allowance? 3. It is my first flight. Are the bags weighed when we have to board the flight or early on so that after weighing we can eat something at the airport and, probably, buy some food items to take with us on the flight?

Spot on. Note that outside cities you dont really need SatNav or GPS.

Every tunnel has a name and drivers are advised to note the name in case of accidents etc to guide emergency vehicles etc. There are well over 1000 road tunnels in Norway and some 10 % of these are on road E39. E16 is about 100 km in tunnels.

EUROPEAN APPENDIX: 1. The roads are not just narrow, they are non-standard width. Like they were built after just one too many whiskies. Seriously: markings come and go, signage is scarce, there may be a patch of good road turning into a narrow, unmarked lane, filled with potholes. As to the signage itself, it's not bad once you accomodate the fact these are not idiotproof. Apply discretion. 3. Do not cheap out on automatic transmission. Since "everything is on the wrong side" you have one thing less to worry about. 4.In pertinence to previous points: if you have too much to spare, you might want to go for a Range Rover or some other land barge. Rent a Fiat 500, do your roadtrip and thank me later. 5.Parking spaces; two important points of order: as with missing /scarce/ dilapidated signage - check two or three times for parking in disabled spaces, sometimes it's just a few specks of paint at the space entrance "| . . b |-D" ; there are free parking spaces in laybys near attractions, and the attractions are often packed ("f-off, we're full") - just get accustomed to walking a bit more. 6.Motorways and expressways are a bit worse or on par with those in Romania. An expressway means a short road number, expect level intersections, cattle and or pedestrians crossing, tractors turning and UFO landing. USE DISCRETION. 7. Scots typically are not aggressive drivers, but if you did not take my advice about renting a compact car and are doing an average speed of 30mph in a land barge, please do see a layby once in a while, and let those behind you through. 8.For God's sake, learn to drive in a single-track roads. I was a mere tourist, but I still want to murder that Belgian guy who tailgated us permanenty in one such instance, even if the next passing place could clearly accomodate one or two vehicles. I hope you have finally destroyed your Corolla and had to travel back by plane. 9. If you are a fan of deep fat fried everything, Scotland is the place to go. If your nostrils get offended by the mere smell of a barbecue or frying, you have found yourself in hell. Add the petfood smell at EDI airport, and many Scottish towns smelling of soy sauce (that is malt roasting, mate). All in all, the olfactory sensations in Scotland are more often than not in the pungent department. 10. Install RingGo parking app, it's great, I score it at 2/10. Take heed of private car parks that can accomodate public parking (sometimes an appointment is needed; most parking in cities is reserved for residents and max stay durations) these car parks are often unmarked, behind someone's home, or by a hotel.

Sorry but you have the most annoying voice I have ever heard , great to watch on silent though

Cool video, thanks for that. Just a quick note: The cycle lanes in the middle of the carriageway only exist on multi-lane roads in cities and are there so that cyclists can also turn. If there were only a cycle lane on the right-hand side, which must be used, turning left would be impossible or awkward and dangerous. The cycle lanes are always on the right-hand side of the respective lane and are not intended to annoy car drivers. 😉

Hey, don't do our winter down. We get about 5.5 hrs of daytime mid winter (about 9.30am to 3pm)😅! Total reverse in summer of course.

Which month did you travel….we are thinking August for a month, but weather seems perma cloudy 😮

Very dumb the rock situation. Is not worth risking your life. Sorry but that was stupid. You guys must show respect and appreciation for your own life.

Hello, thanks for the details. Can I ask what type of car you rented? Also how many days did it take you to cover 1900 kms?

Next time i recommend the south-west coastal trip (Stranraer,Turnberry,Ayr,Greenock,Glasgow) and the islands (Hebridies,Shetland/Orkney). Good vid mate!

Thank you for sharing. We are going in 20 days!

You forgot to mention the procedure when pulling off to let an oncoming car pass on the many one-lane roads (there are RUclips videos that do explain this). We discovered (the hard way) that public toilets often require coins to open the door - so make sure you use the restaurant's restrooms before moving on. The only time I found the driving easy (as a Canadian) was on Orkney, Lewis, and long stretches, not on the main routes.

How the hell did you get 10k in toll expenses? I've been in Norway 2 times these last years but mostly in the north, first time we got like 200NOK for 5 days, driving every day to new places and the second time also like 300-400NOK driving to different places for 9 days.

So beautiful Mozart's home town alps and rest of everything

did you book hotels the same day you were driving to your locations or was this entire trip preplanned?

think they dont want you to take flash pictures, just been there and same story, allowed to take pics

Do you think the underground chamber would be a bad idea for someone with claustrophobia or was there enough air flow?