Lofoten & Northern Norway Travel Guide | Full Itinerary

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Thanks for informing me. Love Norway

Settlements in Lofoten doesn't only "date back to the viking age". It's MUCH MUCH MUCH older. The viking age started 1.230 years ago (in 793), the first settlements in Lofoten were around 10.000 years ago, meaning EIGHT TIMES older.

Apart from that, great video from my region of the world - thanks :)

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Thanks for the incredible inputs Caleb - Can you share more details on the Car hire ? The van cost you mentioned for 12 days is quite inexpensive compared to the other options i am seeing online. Would be great if you can share details on the rental service you used please. Cheers. Yogesh

C est quoi cette voix d outre tombe !!!!c est d une tristesse....

Thank you, awesome video. I'll be heading there in March to see the aurora borealas. Can't wait!

Au ton de la voix ,on dirait une voix d enterrement......quel enthousiasme !!

Awesome video!!

Absolutely superb video. Visually stunning, but also packed with loads a VERY practical information for potential travelers to the islands. Thank you!

Thanks for the Magic of the imagen, soft voice and rekaxing music.
I expect to return for 3rd time to this small heaven on northearth, in spite of his terrible prices.
Thanks again

Thank you Caleb for sharing. Is this itinerary valid in late February, especially the ferries and hikes ? Thanks

I love seeing the landscape of Norway, Thanks for sharing

Thank you for the information and the beautiful pictures. I'm planning to travel there in july 2023 but I'm not going to rent a car. I'm a public transport person and I found that where the rails end, Norway has decent bus services. I might not be able to get to the most remote corners but I also don't have to spend thousands on transportation alone that way. I still have to work out details such as where to stay overnight and who to visit, but I'll get to it.

where is a good website to rent a mini-van, auto in Lofoten? Thanks

Hello! What were your travel dates for this video? early June?

I, like so mnay others, loved this video. Could you share the name of the airbnb in Hamnoy? I didn't see anything that seemed right. Thank you!

Fantastic video! Amazing!

Great video, thanks!

Great vid. V helpful. Thanks

Thank you for sharing this lovely video that captures many of the beautiful natural scenery.

Very useful info! Thanks a lot!
By the way, may you provide the web for mini-Van booking? Looks like it is not easy to find 7 seaters in Denmark.

Very informative video. Thank you!!

Wonderful video. Your better versus some high end travel channels. Thank you.

Great information Caleb. Not sure if you mentioned or responded to any questions related to the rental cars in Norway/Tromso.

Wow! Beautiful! Thank you!

Great video, I really enjoyed - beautiful scenery well filmed, nice production and voice over.

Quick question - Do you think its possible to see some of southern Norway in the same trip? (Stavingar, Bergen, Geirangerfjord) or is the country just too spread out to enjoy it all in the same trip?

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At least in my XP as a southern Norwegian, June is probably the best month to visit the north. It's almost always wet anyway. In spring and early summer from melt water, in late summer and autumn from rain. The weather tends to be best in late May/June. But I would be very hard pressed to suggest a time of year to tourists where they don't run a somewhat severe risk of becoming wet. Rain jacket, a good sweater, the best footwear you can afford, some sort of a hat and optimism are the things you will need on holiday in Norway. Also money.

PS: Winter can be amazing too. It can also be absolutely horrible. Upside is clear, still weather, deep cold and northern lights swirling across the stars. Downside is clouds at ground level and a blizzard/rainstorm simultaneously in the dark while rivers of melted snow threaten to elope with you out to sea.. It rains down first and then back up again for good measure. And a little sideways and some round and round to make sure you get wet. You won't be able to see a damn thing either and might as well vacation inside your cupboard at home.

May I ask that if I’m a tourist from Asia planning solo travel to Norway without any debit or credit cards , just cash , would I be able to find some cafe that accept cash and able to ride bus using cash ?

Just amazing documentary mate, you did so much work to put it all together. Fantastic… keep on … thank you so much.

Please can you suggest 7 night itinerary in northern Norway? Flying from London uk

Great work ,excellent job,thanks

Great work!

Great video! Straight to the point and helps travellers plan their trips.

Excellent video. Hugely informative. Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.

Thank you for sharing your fantastic dreaming journey

thanks for this... dropping more pins for the upcoming five weeks

Please can I know the name off that rock very high that u say at min 9?? Please! I really wanna go there

Veghita or how? :( and where is it exactly?

Great great video. Very calming and informative, just what I was looking for!

Hi, We will be in Lofoten, Senja and FinnMark from mid June . Your film is incredible sharp. Can you tell me how you do to post thers sharp images. I have a DJ drone Mavic, an Iphone…but I am never able to post my films so sharp as you can. Can you tell me what to do about settings and/or editing? Best regards

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Amazing video! Exactly what you need to plan a travel to a new area! Thanks a lot for this!

Sir, you are incredible. The video is amazing. really nice shots with the drone and very well explained. thanks a lot

Nice video! Short and to the point. I am planning a driving & hiking trip in Norway for early July 2023. It will be from Tromsø to Starvagen, including Senja (hike Segla and Hesten) and Lofoten islands (hike Ryten & Kvalv, Bunes Beach & Helvetestind, and Munken), then fly to Ålesund (hike Saksa in Sunnmore Alps and visit Geirangerfjord), followed by the 3 iconic hikes (Trolltunga, Pulpit Rock, Kjeragbolton). Can you share the name or info of the airbnb in Hamnøy (a rorbuer? ) and other locations on Senja and Lofoten islands ? Thanks.

Thanks for sharing
I like your video,so enjoyeble 🙋