Okonjima
Okonjima offers the best chance to view wild leopard in Namibia, as well as those collared for research purposes, in their natural habitats. Research programme leopard are actively tracked, and their collars are an invaluable resource for locating, and then returning to the Reserve, cats which have migrated to surrounding farmland where they are perceived […]
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Lofoten – Reine (p.2)
I think best time to see Lofoten is in the winter as well have the chance to see the Northern lights, maybe summer is also nice, but with the weather we had it’ll take some convincing to get Sabine here again
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Lofoten – Reine (p.1)
undoubtedly the most famous picture of Lofoten is the one from Hamnoy, we managed to have our manor right behind the usually depicted ones, walking distance, perfect for the sunrise picture, me and lots ofter of photographers. if in the first part we were impressed on how nice hiking is in Norway then Lofoten proved […]
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Lofoten – Svolvær
located in the middle of the Lofoten archipelago, traditional fishing village, was chosen due to the proximity of the some hikes we wanted to do. The initial plan was to do 11 hikes overall in the 8 days we planned in Lofoten, we only did 2 (two), the weather was that bad. Don’t be fooled […]
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Lofoten – Andenes & Orcas
second part of the Norway trip takes us to Lofoten, an increasing destination in popularity. it is constantly featured in photographic magazines and forums, for me it was clear we must see it. Unfortunately we also left the nice weather behind and we experienced what might be the traditional Norwegian summer everyone was talking about. […]
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Preikestolen
an we thought Trolltunga was a busy hike…welcome to what must be the busiest hiking path in Norway leading to none other than what might be the most known cliff drop in the world. i think this was the first thing I knew of Norway. I was hoping to see some base jumpers, the hight, […]
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Skapet huts
I think the entire Norway idea came when Sabine saw an episode of Kara and Nate when they visit these super cute huts. the hike there is short, about half of it on boulders but along a cute spring making its way through a beautiful meadow. it is not serviced so you are responsible to leave […]
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Trolltunga
Very popular hike and known destination Trolltunga did not disappoint. The hike started with a super low cloud which in the end I liked much more the view it provided as opposed to just the lake. being a rather famous instagram spot the queue to have your picture taken was rather impressive and I was […]
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Husedalen waterfalls valley
4 waterfalls on a 5hrs hike, I must admit I was impressed by the Norvegian waterfalls, and indeed they proved to be rather standard around here, filled by the glaciers are impressive in size (if I get sabine to write there will be more interesting text 😏)
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Juklavass glacier
After first fjord crossing we drove almost entire day to do a hike on the Juklavass glacier. Although the glacier is not even close to the usual glaciers, this one being pretty much a cone cap, the organisers were focused on teaching how to cross a glacier using ice picks, ice screws and crampons. from […]
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Norway – Oslo & Bergen
second leg of our mini sabbatical takes us into Norway. Oslo was a brief harbour visit hence only one picture. Bergen though super cute and beautiful what you see in the pictures is pretty much all of it 🙂
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