YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT’S IN NORWAY! Van Life here is ridiculous!!

WASN’T EXPECTING TO STRUGGLE WITH THIS IN NORWAY! (Female Van Life Europe)

Van life in Norway just gets more ridiculous the further north we go! There are literally waterfalls around every corner, we visit the 5th highest waterfall in Norway, take on a tough hike to a glacier, visit a glacial lake and navigate our way around using their inland ferry system.

But, as amazing as it all is (and it really is) there's one thing we weren't expecting to struggle to find, especially in Norway of all places!!

This country is insane, we've never been anywhere quite like it, for van life it's brilliant, probably the best country for van life we've been to so far. Wild camping is easy and there's motorhome services everywhere!!

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Hopefully you are enjoying this European travel series as much as we are and we are managing to show you just some of the stunning landscapes that Norway has to offer in this Norwegian travel vlog.
As usual, we have tried to include a bit of everything, some cinematic scenery mixed with our usual female van life foolery, we always love hearing what you lot think in the comments so do let us know, and as always, thank you for watching!

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[lynneborradaile]

I am so glad you love Norway. This is my heritage country my parents and elder sister were born there but unfortunately I was born in Australia. I am proud of my Norwegian heritage and love your portrayal of the scenery. Thank you I am 75 so do not think I will ever see it for myself, so thank you for showing me. My dad was born in Halden and mum in Fredrikstad. ❤❤❤❤

[teb]

As a Norwegian it’s great to see that people find the hidden treasures also, and not only the “bucket list”. There are so many hidden treasures so the best way to experience Norway is to take that small road and explore 👍

[ArthurOfThePond]

I'm from Denmark and we also have "honesty boxes" (What an amazing expression btw) and I've never thought that they might be a special thing in Scandinavia. But it does go well hand in hand with our ingrained trust.

[barrysimpson]

Just bloody jealous is what I am! What an experience! thank you both for inviting us along, most of us won’t ever see this for real. But the standard of your filming and entertaining dialogue makes it damn close to the next best thing. Bravo ladies, another very well put together vlog. You can’t stop this now, ever! Else!!! 👍

[Shasha-joiv]

Louise you've really outdone yourself here!!! the music, the footage, the editing, it's all incredible. This is the best video you've vever done. When the drome went up around the 19 minute mark I was just so impressed. Really good work!!!!

[BottlegardenUK]

Love it, your hikes are epic.

My partner is on the road to recovery after 12 years in a wheelchair and we’ve just promised each other we are doing Norway. Challenge on!!!

I knew Norway was beautiful, but I may have underestimated the drama.

Keep the videos coming, we are loving them.

[dhcrasher]

Without sounding like a soppy mare, the stunning places you've shown almost made me cry, honest...I doubt I'd ever get to Norway to see for myself, sooo glad you're sharing it all with us, thank you for your videos 😍
Suzy

[kayakcobber]

Walked up and down the North Cape from Holland... almost eleven months nonstop walking...but stunning with harsh weather conditions. Passed over 40 Ferries along the coast many long bridges and dark tunnels to walk back along the Russian border etc...

[bearmoonbakery]

Just got back to the US last month after two weeks there. We rented a camper van in Oslo and drove many of the same areas as you. Many tunnels - many ferries - many waterfalls. Loved every minute. Great hotdogs and sammies at the gas stations. Really so much less pricy than we were expecting by getting groceries and doing the van life instead of tourist towns. Stayed in nicely kitted out rv parks and camps. Driving was quite challenging in narrow road rural towns. Lol. Can’t wait to do it again - maybe way Northern Norway areas next time.

[amazed_by_animals]

Oh my days I did not realise just how beautiful Norway is; absolutely stunning! Loving your videos, superb footage and editing and you pair are so funny, love the banter. Can’t wait for the next one! 👍

[jessgelling]

I can’t believe how outrageously, beautiful Norway is I really, really, really wanna go

[parkay]

how abso-freakin-awesome was that waterfall. WOW! I'm just absolutely blown away by your Norwegian trip so far. Gob smackingly glorious scenery that called to my Landscape photographer heart. Great track list too which added brilliantly to this episode of you Norway trip. Its been a privilege to experience the journey with you. Thank you :)

[Debba]

Beautiful, amazing, stunning, glorious, impressive, awe inspiring! Thanks so much for letting me experience my ancestral homeland vicariously through you. I think you were wise to wait on the full hike up the glacier. Gotta be safe! You'll do it next time when you've got the proper gear. 😁

[grusgubben]

Thanks for sharing your hikes with us! It's always great to experience the non-norwegian perspective, because we who live here sometimes take the nature and scenery for granted and forget to see how beautiful it is here. Tomorrow, my family and I start this summer's vacation with our camper van. Enjoy the roads further up north!

[norbertgabler]

I had the pleasure to live up North in Bodø for three beautiful years. These were by far the best three years of my whole entire life. If I would have the money (rtd. by now) I would go back immediately and would stay there for the rest of my days. The Land of my desire. Greetings from Germany.

[EspenX]

27:10 As a Norwegian, I am impressed you avoided the Trolltunga tourist trap. So many foreign tourists only do the top Instagram spots when visiting, not understanding that amazing nature experiences are everywhere in that part of Norway. You can go on a hike next to the popular Insta spots and be alone on the trail and have just as good if not even better views.

[t.hansen]

My sincere thanks for letting me travel with you to places I will never get to in real life. Your videos are so well done and joy to watch. Much love from central California❤❤

[Sidistic_Atheist]

The key is to keep your eyes on the horizon. Navel vessels have a false horizon projected against the walls in internal operations. It works so well.

[dorkladytravels]

Omg, this trip is so stunning, every fjord, waterfall and cliff, just amazing! Thank you for taking the time to share it with us. I hope you make it all the way north this trip, and then go back next year for more… 😍

[lilatoff]

Oh I love.you guys so much. Louise you are so supportive of Emily it is so uplifting. You both did brilliantly on that walk. Keep on vlogging... I live for your content!