#Norway #Fjord #mountain #outdoor #Trovember

As a country famous for its fjords Norway has over 1000 fjords, most of it sits on the southern part of the country. The word fjords itself refers to an ancient #viking terms related to the phrase "where you travel across" and the word "ferry". The ancient vikings used these fjords to learn how to navigate the water, and to conduct raids to their neighboring tribe and land. The land of the ancient vikings is a barren and cold one where it's hard for plants to grow and animals to live and the only precious commodity you can get from the land are timber woods and iron. So to surcice, the ancient vikings have to conduct these daring raids to faraway land to procure resource to survive their harsh home. It is savagery out of neccesity not out of choice.

The weather condition around these fjords can change rapidly which itself is fascinating to see. But because of it you better pack well to prepare for any weather condition if you're planning to do a fjord cruise tour. A raincoat can especially be a lifesaver at times :)

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Smarthotel Tromso

10/10 Excellent

"The room was comfortable and clean - very warm and cosy. The bed is quite soft and they gave me two pillows - one normal and one massive - which actually made sitting up and reading in bed very comfy. The duvet was quite thick for the summer, but that might just be me.The windows do a really good job of blocking out noise from the outside. I had a single room with its own bathroom - there was ample space for me. Yes, the towel rail is over the loo, but the rooms are compact so I am not really sure where else they would put them. My only complaint about the room is the lack of space for me to put my clothes. As I was staying for a week, I wanted to unpack and had to just stack all my stuff on the desk in the room provided. Not a huge hassle, just a thing. Certainly not severe enough to reduce the stars. Breakfast was good. Lots of variety, really nice fresh bread, and the staff were good at keeping everything topped up. For me though, the best thing was the location. It's really central with everything you need within a five/ten minute walk. I have read some of the comments about the lack of tea/coffee facilities etc. but that is clear in the room description so I don't know what people were expecting. Overall, I was really happy with my stay and would definitely use them again. "

Clarion Hotel The Edge

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, the hotel was spotless and beautiful with great views, and the breakfast buffet was beyond what many 5-star resorts offer. The only negative in our stay was the air conditioning was insufficient to keep the room cool on an unusually warm summer day."

Scandic Ishavshotel

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was great. You need to know to ask for a spot with a vehicle charger if you have an electric car. If it is hot out, you will be hot as there is no A/C. We did not leave the window open because of the concert outside and the sea gulls in the morning (would be too loud). The shower is very small. Breakfast is traditional and nice."