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  • VOICES OF THE FJORDS - Two Sisters Chose Norway's Wild Outpost, and Built a Home to Share with Fellow Nature Lovers

    On a breakwater ten kilometres out to sea, Line Nicolaysen bought a derelict building she'd never even seen. Fifteen years, one sister, one quiet but steadfast father, and a restored boathouse later, this wild outpost on Smøla has become a home Line shares with fellow nature lovers. "Veiholmen decides how close it lets you get, not you," she says. Read the full Voices of the Fjords interview.

  • VOICES OF THE FJORDS - She Came Home to Hyllestad and Found a 1000 Years Waiting

    In our latest Voices of the Fjords episode, we meet Frøydis Akse — master mariner turned Viking Age guide — on her family farm in Hyllestad, where millstone quarries and ancient fjords tell a story far deeper than any TV drama. She talks about the women history forgot, the skills that shaped a civilisation, and why the real Viking story is alive on the Fjord Coast.

    Frøydis Akse, founder of Viking Footprints, rowing a traditional clinker-built wooden boat on the sunlit fjord at Hyllestad,
  • Leading Norwegian operators invest in zero-emission passenger vessel with Hyke

    Cityboat goes green with electric harbour cruises. Newly formed Cityboat — a joint venture between Norwegian express boat company Rødne and tourism expert Viking Adventure — has ordered the electric "Hyke F-15 Shuttle". The 15-metre vessel, built in Hardanger, will offer silent, emission-free experiences around Haugesund's scenic island archipelago from late 2026.

    Cityboat's 'Hyke F-15 Shuttle' — a 15-meter vessel built by Herde Kompositt in Hardanger Rødne and Viking Adventure
  • VOICES OF THE FJORDS - From Comedy Stages in Germany to Fjord Living in Ryfylke

    German comedian and author Nikita Miller found unexpected inspiration in Ryfylke, Fjord Norway. Drawn by the region’s silence, nature and slower rhythm, he moved from Germany’s comedy stages to a life shaped by fjords, forests and reflection. Today he balances touring with a creative home by the fjord, where nature fuels his writing and perspective.

  • The iconic Trollstigen road to reopen 11 July

    The rockfall mitigation work carried out on the iconic hairpin bends of Trollstigen over the past year, has come to an end. The county road administration confirms that the opening of Trollstigen will take place on Friday 11 July at 10:00.

    Trollstigen road to reopen Friday 11 July - Photo Haakon Lundkvist
  • Auf zum Leuchtturm-Hopping in Fjord Norwegen

    Zahlreiche Leuchttürme säumen die westnorwegische Küste. Hier kommt eine Übersicht der zwölf schönsten Leuchttürme, die man in Fjord Norwegen finden kann. Das Beste: In den meisten von ihnen kann man sogar übernachten!

  • Besser Träumen – Einzigartige Unterkünfte in Fjord Norwegen

    Ob Boutique-Design Hotel, luxuriöser Leuchtturmaufenthalt, familienbetriebene Fjord-Gasthäuser oder die heimelige Atmosphäre auf einem Bauernhof, in Fjord Norwegen finden Urlauber Unterkünfte für jeden Geschmack. Hier kommen 10 besondere Orte, die Besucher für den nächsten Norwegenurlaub in Betracht ziehen sollten.

  • Norwegens Fjorde ab 15. Juli wieder erlebbar

    Ab 15. Juli können deutsche Urlauber wieder in Norwegen ohne Quarantänepflicht einreisen. Norwegens einzigartige Fjordlandschaft bietet viel Platz und jede Menge atemberaubende Naturerlebnisse.