Mind-blowing Norway Road Trip Summer Adventure!!

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Comment from : Jonathan, Barone

Excellent video, which place did you stay in Olden
Comment from : Panna-Youtube Premium

Awesome video
Comment from : Ravi satyanarayana

IMPECCABLY SHOT, PASSIONATELY NARRATED & WHOLESOMELY PRESENTEDbrA DREAM TRIP INDEED !!! brTHANKS & REGARDS KRITIKA
Comment from : Ajit Chandran

We just got back from an 18 day trip in Norway and so great to see your video of the route we took, only heading down from Ålesund I geeked out in Odda- the fictional town of Edda in Netflix's Ragnarok tv series Watching the new episodes now and missing Norway so much, especially the waterfalls you featured
Comment from : B C

beautiful, im trying to make a plan for a roadtrip in norway, but i cant find Vinder fossen anyware, does it maybe have another name?
Comment from : Josef Luca

Geiranger is pronounced sort of like yay-rahng-airbrSince you literally asked :p
Comment from : HrHaakon

Yep, the Vinmonopolet is a Scandinavian thing They don't trust us to not drink whatever we find :D There are usually vinmonopol shops in the bigger cities and towns, so it should not be impossible Just a bit cumbersome Glad you liked your trip and welcome back
Comment from : AlmostHarmless

In ways, your trip reminds me of both Alaska and Iceland Looks like a trip we need to make
Comment from : Scott Hurst

saya suka videonya,perjalanan yang menyenangkan menikmati keindahan alam❤❤❤brsalam sejahtera
Comment from : Hayu ngablu

Odda is was an old industry town with free power from hydro power A lot of industry was around these places where they could build hydro power stations brNorway had a lot of aluminium melting industry
Comment from : Eivin Herfindal

One day you will be lucky enough to be an elderly tourist
Comment from : Naperville Real Estate Life with Jill Lejsek

Szivböl köszönöm ezt a csodállatos videot és láthatom e csodás országotMesés
Comment from : Anna Járay

Great presentation! Lots of nice places in one video A pleasure to watch the video
Comment from : Nana Anitas

I drived by motor cycle on trollstigen road
Comment from : Iteh Purnamadi

Extremely beautiful I ve been there but very expensive
Comment from : Yahnine Collectionneur

Awesome
Comment from : Jan Jan Timalsina

Ready to Follow you everywhere 🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛
Comment from : Kucing Nora

How was the driving? I’m going in two weeks
Comment from : Bruce McDonald

i love the places you visited they are all chill and relaxed at the same time covering the beautiful norwegian landscapes I have couple of questions:-brhow many days did it take you to cover the whole trip?brwhich month did you visit?
Comment from : abhishek rawat

What was the name of the Olden hotel you stayed in with water views?
Comment from : rona Joy

Did the car that you rented have automatic transmission or was it manual transmission? Is it difficult to get automatic transmission in Norway? To rent?
Comment from : ze

Great video! Thx for putting this together! brGetting excited we leave in a week!
Comment from : Rhonnie Dawn

Try to not do subtitles on your movie It destroys your ame
Comment from : Monica Bredenbekk Skaar

Wow so beautiful norway, god's creation is always marvelous,Norway's people are lucky , I want to explore beautiful norway but it's quite expensive,so do not know am I able to visit ? Question mark
Comment from : Uttam Bora

Привет) с дальнего Востока России 🇷🇺
Comment from : Юрий Муратов

Красивые места, круче гор только горы)) 👍💪😊
Comment from : Юрий Муратов

What dates did you go?
Comment from : Kyle Knight

Which month did you make this trip?
Comment from : bacash

Norway is one of the world,s most beautiful places,(if one likes mountain,s)😉brEspecially Fjord NorwaybrI was very amused of the way you managed to spell Geiranger wrong and differently i think 5 times , especially,,, Gay ranger ,, for gay people or what 😂😂😂😂🤠😉brNorway for the win
Comment from : Lusia Bundgaard

I’m so so glad I stumbled upon your video which is real eye view without the drone videos which are deceiving as human eye can’t see them as is! Also thanks to introducing to so many lovely places! Taking note for our trip! Thanks 😊
Comment from : Ashwini K A

wow amazing 👏
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Comment from : Jovel Babao

Beautiful video! My Dad is from Arendal Did you happen to pass through there?
Comment from : funnyfaceaz

Hi sir ! Great video 👍 what was the name of the hotel next to the water ? We are doing a road trip this summer
Comment from : Johan Söderqvist

Loved your video, nice edit Speaking as a Norwegian I can honestly say but one thing if you decide to come visit again: Oh boy, you have noe idea what is waiting for you 🙂Just like you say, there are way more places to see and things to do close to the places you've already been, but if you make your way up north you will have views you can't even imagine Lofoten is spectacular for it's scenery, and if Lofoten is spectacular, Senja is completely off the charts Senja is often referred to as Little Norway because it's made up of all the landscape traits that describes all of Norways topographical features from the lowlands in the east to the fjords carving scars into the mountainous west If I may I'd like to suggest a channel that will serve as an excellent inspirational source of knowledge on where to go and what to see Matthew Tolley moved from GB to Norway a fair few years ago and he's spent a lot of his spare time bikepacking around Norway It's sort of fitting that you call your channel TheSlowTraveler because that is exactly what Matthew is when exploring Norway at 20kph Travelling by bike you not only get to enjoy the views, you will experience the going up and coming down, you'll hear the sounds and you'll smell the smells The downside, to many, is the time required to travel this way So with that said, please have a look at MatthewNorway's content on wwwyoutubecom/@matthewnorway/videos Good luck planning and welcome back 🙂
Comment from : Asbjørn Kristiansen

Some stunning scenery and a great video I always wanted to visit Norway and my surname is old NorsebrI'm even learning Norsk on Duolingo ready for a trip
Comment from : Darren Dring

Woow look like heaven 😍 ❤
Comment from : Mahmood Bahram

14:45 It is rare that i have seen people drive through my home town on youtube
Comment from : maxbuster2k

It is often foggy there Nice cliffs though
Comment from : Marrow

Great content!! I liked the video and info 👍👍 from 🇮🇳
Comment from : Sunil Kumar

Wow! Just so Wow! Norway is so amazing and so so beautiful Love at first sight for this stunnigly beautiful country 😍😍🤩🤩
Comment from : Emerald MPH

Hi Could you please share the names of the towns that you visited It difficult to follow the roads that you took Thanks
Comment from : Gokul Mehta

You should visit the northern part of Norway some time, I recommend a drive through Lofoten!
Comment from : Sentient

Loooooved this First time viewer and everything is top notch The host and narrator is very calming and relaxing
Comment from : Kraakesolv

Melbournes further, so is Hobart, LoL
Comment from : Geoffrey Richardson

Great sharing to add to my bucket list, could you tell me more about your car rental experience? Anything you learned to make it more pleasant and less pricy?
Comment from : damansarajaya88

Love your video ❤️
Comment from : Sadiaz_ClickNshoot

08:54 The mercury ☺️
Comment from : Rj Brown

Obviously, when you live at a fjord fisheries will take place but these towns weren't and aren't fishing villiages, they were often farmsteads or communication "hubs" — it was musch, much easier to travel by boat than over land Odda owns its modern existance on the production of Calcium carbide )and derivatives) based on local hydroelectric powerbrThat whale sausage you mentioned was in all probability made from Minke whale, not an Orca brThe Minke is not an endarngered species; the 2022 quota was 917 out of a poulation in Norwegian water of an estimated 107,000 There are reasons to oppose whaling but the danger of extinction of this species is not validbrBergen is the wettest city in Europe (average yearly 2250 mm) but is by far not the wettest place in Norway The wettest weather station is in Takle in tyhe Sogn og Fjordane distric, with an annual average of 2,974 mm
Comment from : Eivind Kaisen

Great video Thank you for showing my beatiful part of Norway From the video I can see that you visisted the typical tourist places Next time, try to visit the non comercial places and you will discover some stunning and intim places :)
Comment from : Magne Raknes

Quite an excellent video Hope you find the way back here during the winter 👍😊
Comment from : T A Soligard

I figured living just outside of Banff 🇨🇦, we were in the most beautiful place in the world with the Rocky Mountains but, apparently not!! Wow that is absolutely stunning
Comment from : Mike Scott

Thanks for the video! Seems like a great road trip :)
Comment from : R3D

Absolutely Amazing Thank you for sharing I am spending a week end of feb , could you please share your rd map and the areas you stayed and stopped! Many thanks
Comment from : anas olabi

I couldn't even look at you while standing on the rock I'm from Norway and would never, ever do it :)
Comment from : Peaceful Minimalist

Well if travel on the west coast it will rain most of the time, in the east it don't rain and it is bautiful too with a lot of sun an heat very nice tempratures and nice lakes and woods a very rexaing place to be so it is you choice! :)
Comment from : Ed Dale

beautifull video! I studied half a year in Bergen and I did almost the exact same roadtrip as you but in july Unfortunately we had terrible weather with low hanging clouds and lots of rain, but it was still one of the best trips Ive ever done
Comment from : Pieter

The place to get wine or stronger is named vinmonopolet there are a lot of them areound :) but be awear this downhills you need to low gear not breaks all the time
Comment from : 1200kawa

The Battle of Hafrsfjord where the 3 giant stone swords is, happened in 872, which isn’t close to 1400 years ago, but 1151 An impressive monument nonetheless
Comment from : Nina S

Awesome video Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Eileen Tan

Nicely done and commented good camera work thx much
Comment from : Brigit Karlsen

Super video
Comment from : HappyCityWalker

really beautiful
Comment from : kieler

The view of Norway was outstanding, Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Chuck Maurice

Lovely sights We did (almost) the same in our 2018 roadtrip, but in reverse order (Atlantic Ocean Road, Alesund, Trollstigen, Geiranger, Olden, Bergen, Preikestolen) Missed Kjerag and Stavanger, but I'll add them to our next itinerary, along with many other places that I have on my to do list :)
Comment from : Catalin Bogdan

So happy to hear you guys had a great time here :) The last mountain you drove past is called Store Trolltind and is Europe's highest vertical wall From Trollstigen you could see the backside of that mountain Great video, and thanks for sharing :)
Comment from : s Brenden

If you go back to Norway, I could really recommend going to the north of Norway next time Go to the city of Bodø above the artic circle, in the Nordland area Tons of great sights and viewes all over the area of Nordland From Saltstraumen, Lofoten, Senja and much more The North of Norway is truly amazing!
Comment from : Bob Mali Bali Yahmarley

Can you please recommend rent a car company and who has the best prices I know I can see them on Expedia, but I will appreciate your perspective My wife and I will be going to Norway in September Thank you
Comment from : Young cho

It is indeed amazing, but pricey I love the footage of this beautiful scenery My father and I love to inspire and be inspired by other travelers As park rangers with degrees in anthropology, we are drawn toward content with information on culture, historical sites, ecology and local food I appreciate you sharing your experience and I look forward to being here on our Drive around the world - Bear
Comment from : The Gallivanthropologists

Nice to see your roadtrip! We are going on a RV roadtrip to the same region within a few months and really looking forward the it when watching your moviebrbrThe footage is at some clips faltering a bit I had the same problem with my drone footage Turned out it was a easy fix with the framerate setting of the camera’s and/or the editing software Maybe it helpsbrbrKeep up the good work!
Comment from : bart

I am from India This is your great video I like NarwaybrYou make video only for fjords
Comment from : BKbalindra

Thank you for a great video I am lucky to live in such a beautiful country Next time you have to experience the north of Norway, its a treat 😁
Comment from : LEVIGG