Postcard from Trondheim
After having one day in Oslo, it was time to jump on a plane and go to my summer job in Trondheim. The third biggest city in Norway with around …
After having one day in Oslo, it was time to jump on a plane and go to my summer job in Trondheim. The third biggest city in Norway with around …
Reasons to visit Sri Lanka is many, the most important reason is the beautiful country in itself and the people. When I was traveling Sri Lanka, they were all telling …
Sunnmøre in Norwegian, but maybe Sunnmore in English, is the heart of Fjord Norway. The region is in the Western Norwegian county of Møre and Romsdal at 62º North. I …
Valencia, the youngster of Madrid and Barcelona. Why do we go to Valencia? Because we wanted to escape from the heat of Madrid! What is better spending the weekend at the …
Last days of Spain is getting closer, my return back to Norway will be July 14th, and the tickets are already booked. We have delivered our master degree and waiting …
48 hours in Santorini is a short time, but an amazing time. Things to do in Santorini are endless, but with limited time in Santorini, you have to prioritize to …
My last adventure to Argentina was full of wonderful moments and some hard times. From delicious medialunas and tasty Malbec vine to more cruel things like soaraway inflation - Argentina …
Toledo is a perfect day trip from Madrid, either by train, bus or car. It takes between 1-2 hours depending on your transportation. The Old City of Toledo is a …
Madrid has the highest capital in Europa with an altitude of over 600m above sea level. Furthermore, it has the grandest Royal Palace in Europe by floor area. The city …
There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing. Norwegians live by this statement. This is why you need a packing checklist for visiting Norway: to remember all …
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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