5 Breakfast Places in Oslo
Breakfast places in Oslo are not in short supply but rather a matter of quality and wishes. Many breakfast places can provide both buns and soft drinks for breakfast. There …
Breakfast places in Oslo are not in short supply but rather a matter of quality and wishes. Many breakfast places can provide both buns and soft drinks for breakfast. There …
Lofoten in April is an undiscovered secret if you enjoy tranquility, exceptional light conditions, and all types of weather. If you truly want to experience the spirit of the Lofoten …
Getsemani has stunning wall art and charming corners, and people from all over the world come to see and feel the vibrating energy of this neighborhood of Cartagena de Indias, …
2022, and the beginning of another year with uncertainty! COVID is still part of our daily life, yet now it seems so far away. However, in 2022, I decided to …
The road less traveled in Norway are many because we have tiny villages on every corner, divided by fjords, mountains, tunnels, bridges, and ferries. Some places we don't even talk …
Sustainable Luxury in Lofoten is all about getting back to the core. What does that mean? It means awareness around consumption, fair trade, local food, and traditions, and that nature …
The Valley of Aurland is a little piece of Norway. One of the most bespoke journeys if you love to immerse yourself in waterfalls, lush valleys, serene nature, and breathtaking …
Munich with a local is maybe the best way to explore the city when only having 48 hours to see the city sites and beer gardens. What better thing to …
Glamping in Norway is the newest trend because most Norwegians do camping, but lately, we have been more into being comfortable, sleeping like queens and kings when visiting nature. Why …
Flashpacking in Lofoten Islands is the option for us who like to be comfortable but don't want to use the entire budget on accommodation when traveling. Making the most of …
I’m Pauline, a Norwegian travel expert living in the Lofoten Islands, and I love sustainable adventures off the beaten path. I fell for solo travel early—I've explored Latin America’s sun-soaked coasts and Norway’s hidden fjords. I thrive on discovering new places, meeting fascinating people, and collecting lavish experiences and unique stories along the way. By day, I serve as Sustainable Development Coordinator for Destination Lofoten, working alongside an incredible team in Svolvær to transform our archipelago into one of Norway’s most sustainable travel destinations. Through my work and my journeys, I aim to show you how to travel independently, smart, adventurous, and safe, no matter where your compass points next.
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