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  • From old Christmas tradition to hot bathing trend

    Floating saunas and refreshing winter bathing have become a hot trend in several places in Fjord Norway recent years. But did you know that the traditional Norwegian Christmas bath has a history of over 100 years? In Voss, a small group of pensioner ladies maintain this cool tradition for both social reasons and health benefits.

  • 2 new unique hotels in charming Skudeneshavn

    Skudeneshavn, nestled like a gem on the southern tip of Karmøy, has always offered a truly unique atmosphere and charm. Now, with the addition of two new hotel options, it has become an attractive destination - not only in the summer but throughout the entire year.

    Due to the opening of Havn Hotel and Gamlekaien this spring, Skudeneshavn has experienced a boost in terms of hotel capacity an

  • New route from Brussels to the Norwegian fjords

    Norwegian airline Widerøe is launching a direct route from Brussels to Bergen, Norway, starting on April 12 2024. This means that the people of Belgium and Brussels will have convenient access to the majestic and refreshing fjord experiences along the west coast of Norway.

  • Married on the tip of the tongue - nature weddings in Norway are trending

    With record-high summer temperatures in several parts of Europe, a large number of soon-to-be-wed couples are drawn to the beautiful Norwegian fjord landscapes to get married. Over the weekend, Erica Gagne and Clark Rake were one of 13 couples who got married on the epic Trolltunga in the Hardangerfjord.

  • Press trip to the Fjords and magic North!

    Magic has never been more accessible. With Widerøes direct flights from Dublin to Bergen, you can swap the drab and grey views for an authentic Norwegian nature experience. This autumn, we are inviting Irish media on a press trip to see the best of what Norway has to offer.

  • Mission possible: Explore the dramatic fjord locations in the footsteps of Tom Cruise

    It´s no coincidence that blockbuster films and series such as Mission: Impossible, James Bond and Succession have all chosen the Norwegian fjords as the backdrop for their productions. Now you can explore the beautiful and dramatic scenery that is the backdrop for the premiering film Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning premieres.

  • Climb Europe´s highest sea cliff - Hornelen Via Ferrata is now open

    Hornelen Via Ferrata is a new and spectacular via ferrata up the highest sea cliff in Europe (860 m.a.s.l). From here you probably get the best view along the coast of Fjord Norway. From June 18 you can chose from 3 different routes up to the top of Hornelen, to meet your physical level or need for adrenaline.

  • Former world champion chef opening hotel and food academy in Norway

    Ørjan Johannesen is opening Beckerwyc House, a family run hotel at Austevoll island outside the city of Bergen, Norway. With his own food academy he will provide world-class food experiences and knowledge for his guests.

    "The dedication and feelings regarding precision and taste is something that I have been longing for, and is something that can now be realized through our new restaurant M

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