Road Trip Norway – An Adventure Between Sky and Wilderness

After a year and a half, the photos from our Norway road trip in summer 2020 finally see the light – two months of parental leave, a van, and a dream that reached all the way to the Lofoten Islands. On the day Norway reopened its borders after Corona, we took the ferry from Denmark, drove through Oslo, across the east, and up past the Arctic Circle – a dance between freedom and vastness.

Lofoten – Peace in the Wilderness

We spent a week in the Lofoten, where the stunning landscape embraced us – cliffs that kiss the sky and fjords that whisper quietly. We slept in the van in beautiful spots, sometimes by the sea, sometimes near glaciers, sometimes deep in the wild – rough yet safe.

West Coast and Bergen – Glaciers in the Glow

On the way back, we slowly followed the west coast, past glaciers and fjords, all the way to Bergen – a landscape swinging between power and delicacy. After my Mavic 2 gave up the ghost in Denmark, the little Mavic Mini stepped in – not perfect in image quality, but from the air it told its own story, a contrast of pixels and grandeur.

A View from Above

These aerial shots capture the pulse of a road trip that experienced Norway from north to south. The pixel mess might bother in detail, but on the website, the spirit of the journey lives on – wild, imperfect, unforgettable.