Is Lofoten Islands in Norway Actually Worth Visiting

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Comment from : Howie RFS

Headlines only lol
Comment from : Anders Nørregren

høres ut som en søring som e sjalu kom heller til betong jungelen oslo
Comment from : karl trasti

Awesome nature and video! You people are just great - good to wach and listen! Greetings from Estland:)
Comment from : eskolar karin

From Sweden here I worked in Svolvaer 15 years ago, my GF at the time begged me to join her working/traveling and when we took the train up to Norway and I couldnt see anything but snow, everything was white but the train kept going At first I thought, wtf have you talked me into doing But man, I LOVED IT I'm a nature guy so for me it was an awesome experience and I met really nice people from work One was working at the WW2 museum in Svolvaer and we shared a lot of nice conversations I loved that you could literally go on a "unknown" trail and up seeing Kong Harald (King Harald) statue in the middle of the trail in absolutely NOWHERE The only thing I had problem with during the summers were that it was bright 24/7 but when autumn hits thats no longer the problem 😂 Respect nature and the location you are travelling to, be sure to visit local cafés and so on ❤ Love, from the man who claimed to tourists he was growing wine grapes on Svolvaer geita🤩
Comment from : LocoChoco

Kanelsnurr !!! made my day 🙂
Comment from : Hans Thoresen

Hi! Superb video with editing and absolutely gorgeous filming! However, since a big point here is whether Lofoten is too touristic of worth visiting, I fully agree that the infrastructure in Lofoten is at it's limit on what comes to tourism But addressing the issue, I would like to point out that Northern Norway as a whole is very beautiful, and I think that nearby places such as Senja, Vesterålen or Lyngen really don't lose to Lofoten in terms of landscapes or hikes, and they are way less crowded compared to Lofoten islands And yes I know, to Norwegians this isn't even the real north Also, I think it would be nice if the other less known but still amazing hiking trails, would get more attention, instead of almost always featuring the Reinebringen stairs (Even though the view it's amazing, and the stairs are amazing, it's still stairs!!) or Kvalkvika Beach / Ryten hike brbrBut nevertheless, I enjoyed the video and commentary very much! :)
Comment from : Sailorix

I would rather travel to Vesterålen🤩
Comment from : Bianka Koettlitz

Another great video guys Definitely an eye open just like the one from Maldives Greetings from United States
Comment from : R&J Rodriguez

It’s a lot of trash on the mountain 😢😢
Comment from : Twins Size Adventure

My grandparents lived there in Myrland for a time This was a very long time ago, though, as they came to the US in 1907!! 😄
Comment from : Karen T

Tervitused Eestlasest juutuuberitele!
Comment from : AT Restoration

Love it😍
Comment from : B K

Thanks for the great video I am from Lofoten (living in Bodø) I agree that Lofoten gets a bit over-crowded during summer However, one of the things that irritates the most for locals is the slow driving mobile home vehicles (and other foreign cars) The speed limit is 80 on the highway and even smaller roads, but many drive in 40-50 and even stops in the middle of the road That is both dangerous and very irritating
Comment from : Tommy Ovesen

Привет 👋🏻 Замечательное видео 📹🔝🆒️👍🏻
Comment from : Mikhail Travel

❤ bravo 👏 brHopefully someday I’ll visit too
Comment from : JJ Hinduja

I was checking out your vids after one particular vid & I can see what u are doing u know Make every Indian video negative & make every Pakistani video positive even tho both sides have good & bad I don't disagree about Pakistan But u literally go to the worst places in India & make it seem like the worst country & make the most stereotypical vids that every white person already does U are just one of them
Comment from : Riya Advani

You truly have a great voice, with your accent I'm Norwegian with an accent in English myself, but your's the coolest and want me to watch all your videos Great story teller and great skills!
Comment from : HaakonanTG

You two made my day and gave me courage! I’m on my way for treatment I always get nervous but if I don’t do this I’m not going to be able to walk until I do … This is partly why I can’t walk much I even struggle to put shoes on so since we are going next month to Iceland 🇮🇸 it’s a good thing that is happening right but my nerves always take over! Hiking Iceland and Norway is magical and daring 😅 Good things don’t come easy! I’m planning Lofoten next year ❤so I’m all ears! I love all your vlogs you are sooo talented brHave funbrNorway Rocks 🤘🏼brBy the way have you watched “Ragna Rock” on Netflix? Norwegian serie set in Norway 🇳🇴 brSabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
Comment from : sabrina`s travel adventures

This was a wonderful episode of your travels in Norway! I'm glad that after all your patience and efforts, you got an unforgettable reward: seeing the Northern lights I hope I'll get to see them as well some day Happy and safe travels!
Comment from : Wonderful World

Oh man i tell you this was absolutely stunning and just took my breath away ❤
Comment from : Edward Davies

😍👍🏞🌅♥
Comment from : Evelin Saarva

Very otherworldly,like hobbits like there
Comment from : joanne olsen

Very honest A place can't be blamed for the overtourism The place can be magical anyway Look beyond the crowds I have been a few times to Lofoten and last year I did vanlifeing there in July A challenge but if you go slightly beside the main road you can find tranquil places even in July!
Comment from : Stefan Söder

Been living near Lofoten since 4 years and I am able to connect to this vlog so deeply Feel so grateful! Thank you :D
Comment from : Niran

In northern Norway, nature is boss; we tiny humans are small in comparison (regardless of how big we thought we were) brWhen the weather is nice, it is extremely nice When the weather is bad, it can be truly powerful - hold onto your hat brThe nature there teaches us lessons and gives us a healthy and more humble attitude to the environment Amen
Comment from : J L

The filming, the storyline, narrators voice, the music, the location, the timing, the total editinga solid 10/10! Thanks
Comment from : HaystackHider

Awesome video😊
Comment from : Chris D

I visited at the end of March/ beginning of April of this year For my first time And I have to say it is at the top of all places that I have ever been to on this mud ball we call EarthThere was plenty of snow and it was glorious Stunning views everywhere you looked Not very crowded at all A great time to visitCod fishing was at it peakAnd I got to see the Northern Lights for the first time in my life And it was thrilling to stand and stare at that magnificent sky Truly a blessing to have the opportunity I appreciate and enjoy your videos very much especially in Scandinavia
Comment from : mike moncrief

really nice vid u must have had a nice trip best wishes to both 🙂
Comment from : Erik Gudmann Hansen

I've lived in Lofoten for 4 years and the biggest problem with the amount of tourists is not even the parking or traffic It's that everyone tries to make a profit with AirBNB rentals, so locals have a huge problem finding anywhere permanent to live There are few places for rent and some of those even rent out from September to May and do AirBNB during the summer, so you need to move again after a few months It's really bad for local businesses, when they have trouble recruiting workers, because they can't find anywhere to live It's really sad and should be more regulated And that shifting cold weather is the standard also in summer We used to joke that summer is the nicest day of the year ^^ Good that you had proper clothes for your hike, many tourists don't and need to be rescued in shorts, t-shirt and flip flopsIf going anywhere in Norway I'd ask locals whenever you can They can often point you to less overrun places that are just as nice as the popular ones
Comment from : Lillyana

I`ve been up there in the winter time, summer time, spring and autumn and it`s still as beautiful as ever!brHave a safe trip friends
Comment from : Meinart Hansen

😎💙👍
Comment from : Roy

I have been to Norway and cannot wait to return as always, your vlogs are so calming and peacefulthanks
Comment from : Kathy Kaehler

I think you chose the best time of year, avoiding all the tourists and biting insects Days are going to start getting too short and cooler soon too Would you do it again or take a new aventure?
Comment from : John McMullan

I’m confused your channels name is Wild Viking Travel but you didn’t visit Lofotr Viking Museum? That’s too bad but if your budget didn’t allow it I can understand it I’m happy you got to watch the aurora borealis though 😊 And for those who want to go there forget about June, July and even august, it’s crazy how many rv’s who can fit in those small islands
Comment from : Eriks1

I want to visit a trash can museum and eat food in such a pretty place as Å and Lofoten Tusen tak for the beautiful visuals and sharing!
Comment from : C Hopwood

Wonderful guys, I really like your style of travelling, bypassing "Coca-Cola" paths and finding some unique places ❤
Comment from : Paulius Raila

Great work Viking family 🙂
Comment from : Bill Railsback

It was fun 15 years ago climbing Reinebringen and being up there almost entirely alone, any time of the day On the other hand, the stone steps make it so much easier now, it used to be quite a muddy hike, especially after rain
Comment from : Biker recumbent

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!
Comment from : Andrzej Maranda

Norway is truly breathtakingly beautiful, especially when the Northern Lights appear brThank you so much for sharing! Take care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
Comment from : gianni

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