i appreciate your well crafted video presentation the music was integral to the overall enjyoymnet the camera work and editing impressive i did subscribe very good job!
Thank you Iwalani! July is the best month for Norway, you will have a great time. I honestly don’t remember, but there are plenty companies and all Norwegians are very friendly ☺️
Great video, but has some errors. For exapmple, it's JostERDalSbreen, not Jostalbreen. Quite a few letters missing :) And just to clarify, you will NOT see the northern lights (aurora borealis) in the summer months, that's from late september to early april, and almost only in cold clear weather.
hello, Mexico greetings. i discovered your channel looking for information and advice on what to do in Norway and I love the way you account and accurate information, but I have doubts if I could give advice on the kind of clothing for the regions of that beautiful country. greetings. Jesus is a new subscriber.
@@SecretTravelGuide Initially to the South, if time permits then to North. As you already showed in the video that there might be snow in August!😶🌫 thanks for pointing out. It will help us go there better prepared
Thanks 🙂 We just went to the museum (which is also an office) and booked it form there, here is the google maps link: Breheimsenteret maps.app.goo.gl/AkUym7SwbrhKBmpv8?g_st=ic
Amazing! When I retire I will follow your route but I would like to get your idea of what would be a great route to see norway in 6 days in November from Oslo. Thanks. It would be a big help. Out of this ten what would be possible to go in 6 days. Thanks so much
The beauty of Norway is that you don’t need to travel to the „top places“ because there a plenty of unique places wherever you are! The whole country is so beautiful, you literally cannot end up in a bad place. I can only recommend to stick to the south to avoid long travel distances just to run to specific places instead of enjoying your limited time. The south is beautiful, checkout the Telemark region for example or the Hardangervidda Nationalpark and of course all the small islands on the south coast with their pretty houses 😊 I wish you a fantastic time!
Les: Have you already made your plans for November? If not, here are my thoughts: I've traveled extensively in Norway. If you have 6 days and are visiting Oslo, you are going to be limited, more or less, to the southern part of the country (e.g., Loften and Nordkapp would be too far). November may also not be a great month for some of the hiking and outdoor activities mentioned in the video...unless you don't mind potentially miserable weather and have the right clothing. So, with that said, I would probably plan on 2 days in Oslo and then take the train to Bergen with a side trip to Flam/Aurlandsfjord, and a day or two in Bergen (or in the area). If you have to also leave from Oslo, then you'll need a day to get back. Keep in mind travel in Norway is generally slow, so although it may only be 100 miles, it could easily take 3+ hours to get from Point A to Point B. Another option, instead of taking the train to Bergen, would be driving from Oslo to Aalesund, which is near the Atlantic Ocean Road featured in the video (I'm actually thinking of doing this in January with my daughter). In my mind, northern Norway -- let's say above the Arctic Circle, so that would include Bodo, Lofoten, Tromso, Nordkapp -- is easily a 2 week trip in itself.
@@SecretTravelGuide There are many. In random order. Røros. Arendal. Kragerø.. Risør. Grimstad. Kristiansand. Langesund. Sjoa dalen, Ridderspranget. Jotunheimen. Galdhøpiggen. Lysebotn. Sogn & Fjordane. Nordkapp. There are many many other places as well.
The traveling times are return times, meaning f.ex. it takes 4 hours to walk to the Pulpit rock/Prekestolen and back down, not just one way. Same with Kjeragbolten. It's 3 hours up and 3 hours down.
And DON'T wear slippers or flip flops😂 wear proper shoes... So many accidents. Guess what the woman - who they rescued by helicopter - was wearing 🙄 ...
We travelled one month through Norway, it’s up to you, but the distances are pretty far and there are no highways in the North, so driving takes some time 😉 Norway is probably one of the safest countries in the world!
Preikestolen directly translates to " The Preacher's Chair "... the up high in a church where the preacher/pastor/minister/priest/whatever stands on in ceremonies.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 and that's what I said wasn't it??? Except I didn't remember the English word. The Norwegian Word for pulpit is Prekestol. Sod off!!!
@@SecretTravelGuide Nicht zu danken ;) Ja. Ich habe schon angefangen die Route zu plannen. Ich habe Island gemacht und jetzt ich möchte unbedingt Norwegen machen, danach Schweden und Finnland.
It is! If you go, try to have as much time as possible, the country is bigger than you think and there are so many amazing places. Most people only stay in the south and middle of Norway, but Finnmark and the North are stunning too 🤗
@@SecretTravelGuide Already started planning my trip, 3 months split between Norway, Finland, Sweden and Iceland. Hopefuly I'll get to see a fair bit, and the North appeals to me the most.
That’s amazing! I basically did the same but without Iceland. As a Tipp: traveling through Norway takes much time because they don’t have fast streets in the North. However, Finland for example has, so you can travel very fast via Finnish streets up north. Sweden also :) I wish you a great time and awesome memories ☺️
I only speak Ukrainian. I am using google translator. Therefore, please excuse me if the translation is bad! I am from Western Ukraine. I am a nurse and I save lives. I live now in Germany. I need a lawyer to file, with other disabled citizens of Ukraine, a lawsuit against Norway. My husband, a Ukrainian (oil worker, human rights activist) became disabled as a result of his defense of the rights of other people (Norwegian and Russian media for 9 years). My husband fought corruption in the Russian oil giant, which was headed by the founder of the 6th Directorate of the FSB and the ex-Chancellor of Germany. My husband defended the rights of disabled people and Ukrainians in Norway against Russian-speaking citizens of this NATO country. The Norwegians took my disabled husband to Moscow AFTER: anti-war pickets of my husband in the Russian Federation, his defense of the rights of Ukrainians in Norway, the issuance of documents to my husband by the Norwegian Red Cross for his close relatives (Polish servicemen repressed by the Russians), sentencing his defender to prison (in married to a citizen of Finland for 25 years) in Belarus, who reported the crime of the Norwegians against the Ukrainians and was recognized as a Political prisoner. My husband and his lawyer warned the Norwegians about the coming war, but they did not believe him. The husband was kidnapped and the war began. And after the war began, the Norwegians do NOT admit their mistakes! Unlike the Swedes, the Norwegians DO NOT LIKE to admit their mistakes even when the Chechen refugees deported by the Norwegians were killed in the Russian Federation (Norwegian media).SSSS
Please, don't let anybody give you any number of places which you have to visit in Norway. It will destroy you vacation. Norway you will find so many beautiful places that if you have a goal of seeing all of them, you will never get a chance to enjoy any of them. Remember that it is more than 2400 kms from the south to the north of Norway. Pick a handful of places which are located in the same region and take your time to enjoy them, as well as any sidetracks of the main that you are hitting.
I visit trollstigen and atlantic ocean road summer 2017...Norway is a beautiful place..
i appreciate your well crafted video presentation the music was integral to the overall enjyoymnet the camera work and editing impressive i did subscribe very good job!
It's not bad weather in Norway, just bad clothes if the weather bothers you. 👀
haha that is very true :D
Iam very happy to watch your travel you tube programme
Fantastic. Thank you. Happy new year.
Thank you Juan, happy new year to you too 🥳
Great video! It’s difficult to chose only 10 places in Norway. I think the Vøringsfossen waterfall and Trollveggen are great too.
Yes I agree absolutely ☺️ both places are amazing too!
Ur voice is 100% attractive I love it from India❤❤❤
Great video! This will help tailor our trip in July. Thank you. What fishing company did you use for the cod?
Thank you Iwalani! July is the best month for Norway, you will have a great time. I honestly don’t remember, but there are plenty companies and all Norwegians are very friendly ☺️
Great video, but has some errors. For exapmple, it's JostERDalSbreen, not Jostalbreen. Quite a few letters missing :)
And just to clarify, you will NOT see the northern lights (aurora borealis) in the summer months, that's from late september to early april, and almost only in cold clear weather.
We saw them late august 😉
hello, Mexico greetings. i discovered your channel looking for information and advice on what to do in Norway and I love the way you account and accurate information, but I have doubts if I could give advice on the kind of clothing for the regions of that beautiful country. greetings. Jesus is a new subscriber.
Its a dream for me.
Thank you so much, very nice and helpful video. ❤
I love so much beauty of norway I want to be citizenship of norway please hp me
i find your travel vlog most effective for those who can't afford. it covers insights of tourist places.
great work❤
Great Video! And thanks for visualizing the wonders of nature in Norway! I have a trip planned for August this year. Hoping to see nice weather
Fingers crossed🤞the weather is unpredictable 😛 where are you going? The south is lovely in August!
@@SecretTravelGuide Initially to the South, if time permits then to North. As you already showed in the video that there might be snow in August!😶🌫 thanks for pointing out. It will help us go there better prepared
Is this worth a visit to Norway in April?
Super , thank you ❤️ 🇱🇰
Amazing!! What company did you use for the Glacier kayaking and walk? Would love to do this in my upcoming trip to Norway!
Thanks 🙂 We just went to the museum (which is also an office) and booked it form there, here is the google maps link:
Breheimsenteret
maps.app.goo.gl/AkUym7SwbrhKBmpv8?g_st=ic
Amazing video! Keep up the good work! ❤
great video i missed an opportunity to film my stay in norway but I am coming back
Thank you! Hope you have the opportunity next time then 😉
Amazing...I am planning a trip to Norway next year and this is very helpful! Thanks
I am glad to hear 🥰 have a nice time in Norway!
I'm looking forward to visiting Norway!
That’s great! Hope you can go there soon 😉👍
hello how to arrive near austdalsbreen ,by car?
We visited the (restored) Trollpikken. Was a nice little hike with the kids and the big troll... sausage in stone. Interesting store too.
Hello ❤😼
Amazing! When I retire I will follow your route but I would like to get your idea of what would be a great route to see norway in 6 days in November from Oslo. Thanks. It would be a big help. Out of this ten what would be possible to go in 6 days. Thanks so much
The beauty of Norway is that you don’t need to travel to the „top places“ because there a plenty of unique places wherever you are! The whole country is so beautiful, you literally cannot end up in a bad place.
I can only recommend to stick to the south to avoid long travel distances just to run to specific places instead of enjoying your limited time. The south is beautiful, checkout the Telemark region for example or the Hardangervidda Nationalpark and of course all the small islands on the south coast with their pretty houses 😊
I wish you a fantastic time!
Les: Have you already made your plans for November? If not, here are my thoughts: I've traveled extensively in Norway. If you have 6 days and are visiting Oslo, you are going to be limited, more or less, to the southern part of the country (e.g., Loften and Nordkapp would be too far). November may also not be a great month for some of the hiking and outdoor activities mentioned in the video...unless you don't mind potentially miserable weather and have the right clothing. So, with that said, I would probably plan on 2 days in Oslo and then take the train to Bergen with a side trip to Flam/Aurlandsfjord, and a day or two in Bergen (or in the area). If you have to also leave from Oslo, then you'll need a day to get back. Keep in mind travel in Norway is generally slow, so although it may only be 100 miles, it could easily take 3+ hours to get from Point A to Point B. Another option, instead of taking the train to Bergen, would be driving from Oslo to Aalesund, which is near the Atlantic Ocean Road featured in the video (I'm actually thinking of doing this in January with my daughter). In my mind, northern Norway -- let's say above the Arctic Circle, so that would include Bodo, Lofoten, Tromso, Nordkapp -- is easily a 2 week trip in itself.
Great video - Thanks for the valuable information!!
Thank you 🙏
Nice video when were you travel
If been there last August - September 2020 😉
Very informative but the music is unsuitable.
So unlucky whit the weather :(
Haha was kind of mixed, but definitely not the typical summer 😄
Where can I get the map you added and showed countries a
Just make a screenshot 😉
Typical tourist places.
They are nice, but there are many other places that are way better.
Please share then 😀😉
@@SecretTravelGuide
There are many.
In random order.
Røros.
Arendal.
Kragerø..
Risør.
Grimstad.
Kristiansand.
Langesund.
Sjoa dalen, Ridderspranget.
Jotunheimen.
Galdhøpiggen.
Lysebotn.
Sogn & Fjordane.
Nordkapp.
There are many many other places as well.
@@rareacts9868 thank you for sharing! To many of them I’ve been during this trip! Maybe I will do a second video and share them too or you make one😉
Very interesting ...no need to get visa. I enjoy the beauty of norway.
Thank u sooo much. Want to contact u. Am from srilanka.
I’m planning to go to Norway next year. This helped me a lot. Thanks 😊
Did anyone catch what time of year this trip was?
It was August ☺️
OHHH i AM VERY AFRAID, PLEASE DONT GO THIS HIGH
Hehe you mean the mountains? 😅🤪
mam absolutely stunning and well explained about the places but i personally find the missing part is how to reach and from where
My question too
thank you for explore my country :)
The traveling times are return times, meaning f.ex. it takes 4 hours to walk to the Pulpit rock/Prekestolen and back down, not just one way. Same with Kjeragbolten. It's 3 hours up and 3 hours down.
And DON'T wear slippers or flip flops😂 wear proper shoes... So many accidents. Guess what the woman - who they rescued by helicopter - was wearing 🙄 ...
Thanks for your video ☺️
Everyone who is wondering where to go, go to Drammen. I promise you its ok. DO NOT listen to what people say AT ALL. NOT AT ALL :D
What do people say about Drammen? 😉
@@SecretTravelGuide its a joke, don’t go to drammen
Wow good valoges
Very nice, in which month u visited these places ?
I was traveling August and September, but would definitely recommend to go earlier in July - best month for good weather 😉
Thanks for your reply ....how many days are sufficient to cover all the places , how safe you found the country ?
We travelled one month through Norway, it’s up to you, but the distances are pretty far and there are no highways in the North, so driving takes some time 😉 Norway is probably one of the safest countries in the world!
Thankyou/Grazie
Preikestolen directly translates to
" The Preacher's Chair "... the up high in a church where the preacher/pastor/minister/priest/whatever stands on in ceremonies.
I live close to norway and know for a fact that this is incorrect. Prekestol has nothing to do with chairs. It means the pulpit in a church.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 and that's what I said wasn't it??? Except I didn't remember the English word. The Norwegian Word for pulpit is Prekestol. Sod off!!!
hmmm, no sound
i like this route
Nice
Bist du zufällig deutscher?
Ja bin ich 😅
@@SecretTravelGuide Schön dass zu hören :D
Sehr gutes Video und sehr gute Tipps :)
Viele Grüße aus Düsseldorf
@@BurimPrroi danke das freut mich sehr zu hören :) reist du nach Norwegen?
@@SecretTravelGuide Nicht zu danken ;)
Ja. Ich habe schon angefangen die Route zu plannen. Ich habe Island gemacht und jetzt ich möchte unbedingt Norwegen machen, danach Schweden und Finnland.
Magnifique!
Thank you ☺️
Great video! The more I see of Norway, the more I know I have to visit. It's simply stunning!
It is! If you go, try to have as much time as possible, the country is bigger than you think and there are so many amazing places. Most people only stay in the south and middle of Norway, but Finnmark and the North are stunning too 🤗
@@SecretTravelGuide Already started planning my trip, 3 months split between Norway, Finland, Sweden and Iceland. Hopefuly I'll get to see a fair bit, and the North appeals to me the most.
That’s amazing! I basically did the same but without Iceland. As a Tipp: traveling through Norway takes much time because they don’t have fast streets in the North. However, Finland for example has, so you can travel very fast via Finnish streets up north. Sweden also :)
I wish you a great time and awesome memories ☺️
Nearest airport?
For which part? 😉 the sights are all over Norway. For the North Tromsö, for the south Oslo
I only speak Ukrainian. I am using google translator. Therefore, please excuse me if the translation is bad! I am from Western Ukraine. I am a nurse and I save lives. I live now in Germany. I need a lawyer to file, with other disabled citizens of Ukraine, a lawsuit against Norway. My husband, a Ukrainian (oil worker, human rights activist) became disabled as a result of his defense of the rights of other people (Norwegian and Russian media for 9 years). My husband fought corruption in the Russian oil giant, which was headed by the founder of the 6th Directorate of the FSB and the ex-Chancellor of Germany. My husband defended the rights of disabled people and Ukrainians in Norway against Russian-speaking citizens of this NATO country. The Norwegians took my disabled husband to Moscow AFTER: anti-war pickets of my husband in the Russian Federation, his defense of the rights of Ukrainians in Norway, the issuance of documents to my husband by the Norwegian Red Cross for his close relatives (Polish servicemen repressed by the Russians), sentencing his defender to prison (in married to a citizen of Finland for 25 years) in Belarus, who reported the crime of the Norwegians against the Ukrainians and was recognized as a Political prisoner. My husband and his lawyer warned the Norwegians about the coming war, but they did not believe him. The husband was kidnapped and the war began. And after the war began, the Norwegians do NOT admit their mistakes! Unlike the Swedes, the Norwegians DO NOT LIKE to admit their mistakes even when the Chechen refugees deported by the Norwegians were killed in the Russian Federation (Norwegian media).SSSS
Please, don't let anybody give you any number of places which you have to visit in Norway. It will destroy you vacation. Norway you will find so many beautiful places that if you have a goal of seeing all of them, you will never get a chance to enjoy any of them. Remember that it is more than 2400 kms from the south to the north of Norway. Pick a handful of places which are located in the same region and take your time to enjoy them, as well as any sidetracks of the main that you are hitting.
Great video! Such a great insight into what Norway has to offer.
Thank you dear, I am glad you liked it 😍
Reisadalen is a real hidden gem!