Lofoten’s Secret Island

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  • Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
  • Might this be Lofoten Islands most breathtaking view ? Norway’s Lofoten islands has a seemingly endless list of stunning mountain hikes, especially in the summer, but this hiking trail up to Håen from the island of Væroya might just be the best of a very impressive bunch.
    If you’re wondering where to visit in Norway, whether it be for a hiking adventure or simply to enjoy some of the best scenery in the world, the Lofoten Islands in Norway should definitely be at the top of the list.
    Remember to check out our other videos for the best hiking Vlog, trekking, and outdoor activities in Norway. Norwegen
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Комментарии • 11

  • @Becomenorwegian
    @Becomenorwegian  Год назад +1

    Would you visit “Weather island” ?

  • @tsvetomirbatinov4217
    @tsvetomirbatinov4217 Год назад +2

    Awesome drone shots!

  • @GinaW000
    @GinaW000 Год назад

    Great video 🙂

  • @RoamingwithStu
    @RoamingwithStu Год назад +2

    Awesome video guys!

  • @MikhailTravels
    @MikhailTravels Год назад +1

    Привет 👋🏻 Превосходное видео 👍🏻📹🔝✅️🙂

  • @patientbear8862
    @patientbear8862 Год назад

    Never seen a tunnel with a crab that large! Is that a Norwegian king crab?

    • @Becomenorwegian
      @Becomenorwegian  Год назад

      Tunnel crabs are just build different, not to be messed with!
      We are tipping that this is the final boss of the island.

  • @jarlerc
    @jarlerc Год назад

    No its not. Vær in this name means fiskevær, or fishinghamlet.

    • @Becomenorwegian
      @Becomenorwegian  Год назад +1

      That’s interesting because of what information we could find is that it’s means weather island. We happily stand corrected, do you have a different source?
      From Wikipedia:
      “Den norrøne formen av navnet var Veðrøy. Den første delen av navnet, veðr betyr «vær» og henviser til tøffe værforhold og at øya ligger værhardt til. Den siste delen, øy, henviser til at det er ei øy. Historisk har navnet blitt skrevet Værø.”

    • @jarlerc
      @jarlerc Год назад

      @@Becomenorwegian I was just assuming, because most places in Lofoten and Vesteraalen like Svoldvær, Henningsvær etc is called this because of the fishing hamlet. They are all called Fiskevær. But who am I to argue with Wikipedia, so sorry

    • @Becomenorwegian
      @Becomenorwegian  Год назад +1

      @@jarlerc no need to apologise, I mean even Wikipedia can be wrong! So still open to the fact that it could be meaning something completely different! Have a lovely evening!