Norway - fiodes and waterfalls

Hello, Maya`s here! Story from 2014 ;)

We did not have a sightseeing plan. We just got into the car and went in front of us. This is the best way to get to know Norway!

We could see that the Norwegian landscapes are really spectacular even in the plane, when we approached the landing with our eyes such views appeared.

Before we came to Norway we had no specific travel plan, we only knew that Bergen would be our base. Without guides, only with the map in hand we got into the car and went in front of us.

In this way, we found ourselves in a few unique places. Because Norway is not only a land of fjords.

Equally attractive, very numerous, easily accessible and frequently visited by tourists - Norwegian waterfalls. It is impossible to count all the waterfalls, but Norway has something to boast about - it is worth mentioning that it is here where the highest waterfall in Europe and the sixth waterfall of Vinnufossen is located.

Beautiful landscapes, proximity to nature, breathtaking views. Fascinating, picturesque, sometimes mysterious. All this is worth every Norwegian crown.

We visited Norway in July, so we could have a little bit of white nights by the way - the sun didn't really go out, the darkest was somewhere in the middle of the second night, but it was more gray late evening than the sky full of stars. We managed to see the central-western part of the country, but my dream is still to go to Lofota and see the polar plough.