Postcard from The Cabin
The summer season is over, and we have entered the charming and bedazzling season of colors in red, orange, yellow, and more orange. The fall season in Norway is a …
The summer season is over, and we have entered the charming and bedazzling season of colors in red, orange, yellow, and more orange. The fall season in Norway is a …
Flåm is where everything is melting together as the perfect backdrop for a Norwegian adventure: Flåm Railway, Aurlandsfjord, UNESCO protected Nærøyfjord, famous Flåm bakery, tasty beer, hiking, and biking. Flåm …
Aurland Mountain Road is another spectacular road in Norway and is included in the 18 Norwegian Scenic Routes. Previously I have written about the Old Mountain Road of Stryn, Jæren, …
Hardanger is the best place in Norway when it comes to eating sweet cherries and drinking apple cider. Even more, Hardanger has two of the 18 Norwegian Scenic Routes, which …
The Pulpit Rock hike is an all-time Norwegian favorite for anyone coming to visit Norway. When arriving at Pulpit Rock and the weather is not a Norwegian fairytale, what do …
The old mountain road of Stryn is one of my all-time favorite roads in Norway. I think it is because it means soon home. The area of Stryn is famous …
In Norway, we have 18 Norwegian Scenic Routes, that are located around different parts of Norway. Jæren or Jaeren has one of them located right by the ocean side and …
Explore Stad or Stadlandet in 48 hours with this dandy guide that delivers famous Hoddevik Beach with surfing & yoga. West Cape plateau is the westernmost mountain plateau in Norway, …
Explore Måløy (Maloy) in 48 hours with this nifty guide that delivers gorgeous beaches like Refviksanden, Kråkenes Lighthouse, the place that breaks wind records in Norway. Or maybe hike to …
Ytre Fure (Outer Fure) at Stadlandet, Norway. The hike from Indre Fure (Inne Fure) to Ytre Fure (Outer Fure) is a rare reminder of how previous generations made a living. …
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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