My EPIC Journey: From the SOUTHERNMOST to NORTHERNMOST Airport 🌎✈️

[@steve-marsh]

Mate it was an absolute pleasure to meet you in the most unexpected of places! I'm just sitting down to watch the full episode this morning, best way to start the week!

[@John-qq8he]

Is this for an upcoming trip Steve......or did I miss one? Last time I saw you was looking for the old man of Hoy.

[@steve-marsh]

@@John-qq8he Yeah I go straight from Orkney to Norway, I'm a couple of weeks behind Noel at the moment :)

[@markhowson9694]

As we were watching the plane land I said to the missus, "I'll bet Steve Marsh has been there." 😄 You are both equally entertaining - and equally mad!

[@chinnyvision]

The only two travel channels I watch and they end up at the same place at the same time!

[@markhowson9694]

@@chinnyvision It really is a small world!

[@brianjackson1972]

I just want to say I’ve been following you for a few years now. I was suffering from depression and debilitating anxiety and panic attacks. I worked in travel industry and I enjoy travel it’s amazing and never gets old . I felt trapped from my anxiety and I found your videos ! You brought the world to me ! I watched and saw all the beautiful places and adventures and incredible people you met. I was inspired and pushed myself to get back out there. Slow steps but I’m thankful for your presence Thank you Noel

[@noelphilips]

Thank you, but you did all the work. Congratulations on slowly getting back out there.

[@Mechanicalrob]

@@noelphilipsplease consider a trip to the Falkland Islands, it’s a beautiful place ❤

[@TheLoxxxton]

​@Mechanicalrob That would be amazing. Somewhere, I have always wanted to visit but the cost to get from the UK is prohibitive for me.

[@gdr38515]

Same here - I'm agoraphobic and love watching Noel, Steve M and also Scott from Planes, Trains & Everything.

[@mgwesty]

Congrats Noel & the team . Up there with one of your best videos 👏🏻👏🏻

[@SSofIreland]

Noel hasn't even left Chile yet and he's already running back the wrong way down a jet bridge to retrieve a lost item. This is gonna be a fun one.

[@kyrieeleison7328]

That is one of the most endearing traits about Noel! Not editing the parts that most would!

[@ariramo9108]

Run Forest Run.

[@steveshama5960]

How amazing for Steve Marsh and Noel Phillips to meet at the top of the world. Noel traveling mostly in the air and Steve on ground and water. You have it all covered. How wonderful!

[@WorldWide_Dom]

What a fantastic journey! Plus meeting Steve, Two of my favorite KZbinrs together, this was the cross over I didn't know I needed but I'm all for it!

[@macstyle2012]

I looked at a similar route on Skyscanner from South to North - managed to find the complete trip, 8 flights, for under £900 going economy. Not a bad price when you look at the distance. Longest flight on the route I did was just over 9 hours from, Rio to Madrid.

[@worldtraveler84]

Shout out to that agent who truly thought through your situation and all the possible impacts and outcomes instead of just blindly rebooking you not knowing if your plan would succeed or fail.

[@adventure_visor]

No way! Steve Marsh & Noel Philips in the one video! That's amazing! I watch both your videos every weekend 😂

[@keithkeane2381]

So this begs the question when is the next Steve Marsh Noel Philips crossover challenge?

[@mpjensen889]

So cool you met Steve!!

[@cwestwater]

A legend and Noel in the same video!

[@deesalkelly3069]

same here

[@cainsy8124]

​@@keithkeane2381 Here's a suggestion all the travel you tubers meet up in Disney World and go on the It's a Small World ride! :)

[@nine8three310]

While Chui & Cahill are doing their best to damage eachothers reputation - this page is an absolute breath of fresh air.

[@flixfuchs]

Chui is damaging his reputation himself. He gets paid by airlines for his reviews. So there‘s absolutely no authencity. His „reviews“ (advertises) are ridiculous.

[@demil3618]

@@flixfuchs He's doing more behind the scenes stuff, Cahill is doing reviews. Not comparable. I love Sam, he's go this enthusiasm about the airpine industry as such, not just as a customer. Anyway, love Noel's and Steve's videos too!

[@guitjammin4710]

Noel, what a good and scenic journey! I enjoyed it immensely. When you sign off with “be kind to one another”, it reminds me of my aunt’s last words to me which were the same, she passed at the age of 105.

[@gatweird]

OMG, Noel and Steve in one video! This is EPIC!

[@kathybaran2721]

Both you and Steve Marsh should have met up with Cecelia Blomdahl! She doesn't do travel vlogs but she lives there and shares her life there. Thanks for another great video!

[@zianeshkasparen4358]

This was the 1st thought that dame to mind. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kimberlypackett65]

I was keeping an eye out for a Grim sighting!

[@anjavonpfeil4312]

@@kimberlypackett65 Me too! Or Christopher or Cecelia 😂

[@janesesimson2841]

Me too.

[@deepavidya]

@@anjavonpfeil4312haha I was sure I saw Cecelia’s cabin when he was landing 😂 - I remember one of her videos where she pointed to where planes land and you could see them from her patio. Love her, Grim and Cristoffer!! Just received her book. How awesome would it have been for Noel and Steve to meet up with her!!

[@johnanthony4194]

Wonderful to see you meet Steve Marsh. once again I have to say that Steve likes to SHOW the places he travels to beyond the first class lounge and taxi to international chain hotel. I enjoy both of your videos, especially as I do not travel much anymore.

[@kblanks1849]

Fun fact, that’s where they keep the vault that holds seeds from every country in the world.

[@melkikuo7921]

Absolutely right.

[@dutchacid]

What? Where?

[@melkikuo7921]

@@dutchacid The place he at.

[@Davey-Boyd]

@@dutchacid Svalbard Global Seed Vault. "The Seed Vault is the ultimate insurance policy for the world’s food supply, securing millions of seeds representing every important crop variety available in the world today and offering options for future generations to overcome the challenges of climate change and population growth".

[@michaelhoskins832]

To randomly bump into Steve Marsh, at the end of your trip .. that's pretty cool.

[@Farquad76.547]

Who?

[@khristopherr]

Haha that's so awesome! Steve Marsh is great.

[@tpks25]

And Ben Klock (17:19)

[@nicolasdeppe9303]

The man in the elevator on 17:23 and who enters the plane before you is Ben Klock, a quite famous German techno DJ hahahah

[@tvamsterdamonline]

?

[@flixfuchs]

A real pioneer for german techno music. A Legend.

[@MagnusTVSkye]

Reacted to the guy, that must be a Dj. Never heard of him but all body language yelled, "I'm a Dj, who are you?"

[@cal-efc8062]

19:52 the couple holding hands looking out the window is so cool

[@GuyIncognito575]

You need to do this the right way: 1. Start at whichever airport in Antarctica is the southernmost. You may need to be employed as a cook at a research station to do this. 2. Fly to Toronto after your season is up and fall in love with and get married to a Canadian. 3. After several years become a citizen and join the military. 4. Become qualified in stacking blankets and in a few years volunteer to do general duties for the annual resupply mission to CFS Alert, the northernmost inhabited place on Earth. 5. Congratulations! You have flown into YLT, the northernmost airport on Earth, completing your epic journey!

[@thamsanqashaba6576]

too many sweats mate

[@benjaminjaffer1461]

You could also just be a Canadian citizen to begin with working in Antarctica

[@GuyIncognito575]

I don't think Noel is that fortunate. He'll have to do it on hard mode.

[@phirenz]

The southenmost airport in Antarctica is Jack F. Paulus Skiway, which is literally 1km away from the South Pole. It gets several flights per week during the summer months, serviced by ski-equipped LC-130 Hercules. Amundsen-Scott base is manned year-round, it's just that anyone wintering over is stuck there after the last flight leaves. Summer population is about 150, winter population is about 40.

[@henrikfisser8070]

"Forsningspark" means Research Center. The one you showed on Svalbard is the University Center of Svalbard where scientists and students from all over the world do and learn about Arctic research. It's an awesome place with fascinating research, also venturing out into Svalbard's Arctic wilderness. 😊

[@rebeccahaddow7913]

Steve and Noel together what would make this even more amazing would be if Scott from planes, trains and everything was there too 😂

[@BrentAreSkate]

14:47 The girl in the row behind you stares intently at the camera! 😂 My parents are flight attendants so travel is essential. Your awe + majesty for travel keeps me reminded how much of a blessing seeing the world is, how captivating different parts of our Earth are, how similar we all are. Thank you Noel. Much love from Colorado ♥️

[@aamslfc]

Holy s**t, talk about timing. We're planning a Norway trip next year and we spent all weekend plotting and researching. Last night we'd just booked a cruise and some places to stay, then we had the idea of going to Svalbard. We sussed out flights, tours, and the Radisson but had our doubts. So naturally, I checked whether you or Steve had been there before (he's been to the Faroes, which is another bucket list destination), and I was surprised that neither of you had been there yet. Barely 3 hours later, you post this video of Svalbard - and Steve's up there too! Call it fate, coincidence, the universe... it's a trivial anecdote for you and one of those great coincidences for us, but this video (and seeing Steve there) was enough to convince us to add a week onto our trip so we can properly visit Svalbard. And that's before we even start planning our trip to Antarctica in a couple of years which, yes, will likely see us go where you started this video! Thanks as always for the videos - and for a completely coincidental trip and upload that has inadvertently made us add another highlight on what was already looking like the trip of a lifetime🙂

[@gayewells3558]

I was quite excited when I realized that you were going to be ending up in Longyearben as the northernmost airport. I also following Cecelia Blomdahl who lives there! I found myself looking out for their cabin as the plane came on for landing😂 it was super to watch your take on the town, as well as bumping into Steve😊

[@hsucic77]

I was thinking that too! Wouldve been cool to see Cecelia and Christoffer in the background somewhere 😆

[@deepavidya]

Same!! I know she showed in one of her recent videos you can see the planes landing path from her patio!

[@papasmurf1904]

Thanks Noel for another weekend video to enjoy! I just wanted to kick a small tip your way so you know I seriously do enjoy your content here on KZbin! Your humble attitude and down-to-earth demeanor in each video is what keeps me coming back for more! God bless you and your family Noel.....and, may your Christmas and New Years be grand! 👍👍😃😃

[@noelphilips]

Thank you so much!

[@yannickbx]

It's really funny to see that Ben Klock (German Techno DJ) flew with you in Lufthansa First Class. Thanks for the great video!

[@bardo0007]

Never heard of him, I guess most passengers that can afford 20k for a 1st class ticket are important rich people and famous

[@yannickbx]

@@bardo0007 Or they are simply frequent flyers, have HON/Gold status and enough miles for an upgrade

[@alexpeartree2019]

Or that someone else is paying.

[@marcelovera8004]

Lovely Video, Noel, just one quick note, puerto Williams it's not the last town towards south, but it's the last you can get commercially. Las town in Chile it's in the Antartica itself, it;s called Villa Las Estrellas, mostly scientifics, military and others, there's a school, a hospital, a post office, a church, popullations fluctuates depending on the season between 80 and 150 people!

[@version1990]

regarding the Svalbard part (speaking as a Norwegian) not sure if anybody else mentioned it earlier down here in the comments, but forskningspark means "Science Park" though there is, at least according to their website not a museum, but a center connected to the Svalbard university doing research, trying to connect the academic environments in the arctic region.

[@seineadee88]

I can’t believe you bumped into Steve! I love both you guys on KZbin 😊

[@tshirak01]

❤❤ Yes!!!

[@stevewareing8525]

Loved your comment about the noise from the landing gear of the 747, not surprising when you think that the drag with the four main gears down is like carrying two average sized bungalows under the aircraft. 🤔.

[@stubrick5263]

funny, with your stay at the First Class Terminal you were just 50 meters away from my workplace at FRA 😉 btw, the Busses, luggage trucks and Service Cars all Belang to FRAPORT and subsidiary Companies. Only the Crew Busses are from Lufthansa (LEOS)

[@paulleonard1862]

Your commitment to travelling is amazing Noel. Im currently laid low with a virus so its great to watch these journeys, really cheers me up.

[@hendrikdevries9725]

Grrrreat trip, trip report! Love how you managed to change to an earlier flight, very practical.

[@janettesinclair6279]

Having recently watched Steve Marsh's video of Longyearbyen when you surprisingly popped up, I was delighted to see this. Svalbard is beautiful, unusual, and just an amazingly different part of the world, complete with polar bears. Two of my favourite travellers in one place - epic!

[@shawnk9016]

I absolutely love your videos Noel! I love waking up on a Sunday morning with my cup of coffee and wearing my robe and watching your new videos. It is so relaxing!

[@Planestrains-d5e]

😅 the two best KZbin travel channels - and the only two I subscribe to - and they end up at the end of the planet at the same time together. Mental!

[@shortylucy]

What an amazing coincidence to bump into your friend. Truly, the world is a small place. BTW, such a beautiful place Longyear is. Thanks again for taking us with you!

[@garymillerlcs]

Yet another amazing trip! I don’t know how you do it but glad you do. It’s great that you are always so polite to everyone especially all the staff members you encounter. Thanks for sharing the trip with us all.

[@PatrickBurford1]

The reaction of the man in the background when you were telling the history of the plane absolutely cracked me up

[@ginachenney5733]

😂😂😂😂

[@janettesinclair6279]

The bit where the door fell off?

[@mhking]

Noel, having only recently found Steve’s videos, I have to say that I am incredibly happy to see the two of you together! This was a wonderful moment in a beautiful travelogue!

[@bill1036]

Epic trip and video Noel. Topped off by an appearance by the one and only Steve Marsh. Tremendous.

[@TeffyTheGamer]

Noel’s sense of humour is so deadpan I love it. The Pitbull reference was something I wasn’t expecting and the Aass drink was funny because of the randomness.

[@Curonianviking]

By far, the most unbiased and best reviewer! Tired of spoiled airline and other travel reviewers that are complaining about the smallest annoyances, or are always praising airlines that stroke their egos and their pockets! Thanks Noel!

[@stealthbusichiban6021]

I keep getting videos of a conflict between two other airline reviewers on my recommended videos list, and checked out both of them a bit. Absolutely agree Noel is the best and most unbiased free of petty drama!!

[@ns.hidayat]

I know who you mean 😂.. that Asian dude vs. Briton

[@rkgaustin]

I'm so jealous. But, after that Greyhound hell ride and third world suffering Noel endures he truly deserves the first class Lufthansa luxury lounge loo!

[@imagseer]

And the Lufthansa flight experience looked like real luxury too; great that he got the upgrade to allow us to see it.

[@uzmaahmed.catmoon]

A mammoth journey indeed Noel! 12000 miles from pole to pole and ending up in Norway which I had in kind but the shear distance. That av nugget with the queen of the sky's landing gear was gold. Such fun and games. Much appreciated!

[@Islandicus]

Great seeing you and Steve together in Longearbyen of all places. (By the way, Forskningspark means Research Park.) What a shame you didn't meet up with Cecilia Blomdahl!

[@davidwx1206]

19:27 Noel, I believe this noise is the spinning gear grinding against the bumpers in the gear bay! We don’t typically hear this as the body gears go up slower, and have more time to slow down

[@sideshowrod1312]

When you mentioned the door falling off, I was looking at the expression of the passenger behind you and thinking of the 'Left Phalange' scene from Friends 😅

[@noelphilips]

😂

[@christianmenard9033]

I thought the same thing!😂 dude was like "fucking great, we are surely dead"

[@bubleenka]

Me too 😂

[@nyctravelingexplorer777]

I love the challenges and the adventures you’ve been doing lately (southernmost to northernmost, all around the world on Skyteam airlines, flying to the last five states). Next year, I would love to see you flying from the westernmost airport in the world (Adak Island Airport) to the easternmost airport in the world (Lavrentiya)

[@geoffws6]

I’ve never flown in an airplane that allowed me the opportunity to slip into my jammies. Lol. Looks fun! Great video!

[@jimrichardson7927]

Hey Noel, that drink wasn’t just an Aass, it was a Fat ol’ Aass. The best kind!

[@justinbrocklebank1090]

Classic you bumping into Steve Marsh. Really enjoy both your outputs. Great trip Noel.

[@chrisbrown8748]

Call me crazy but one of the things I enjoying every Sunday morning is having a virtual cup of coffee with Noel while he sips his at a airport lounge and I from the comfort of my couch.

[@pony0110]

This was a lovely journey! Thanks for letting us come along! 🤙🛩️

[@clivehunte3026]

Great video Noel and it was cool to bump into Steve, straight away I remembered his ice hotel video.

[@Yrksman]

Best trip of my life was to Svalbard. You need at least a week to enjoy being so far north. The most northerly settlement is Nye-Alesund which is 5 hours further north in a very bumpy speed boat. I got there and then to 79 degrees north to see the walrus colony. Absolute magic. The pull to revisit and live is called the Svalvard Virus.

[@maxr2825]

You constantly surprise me, Noel ! Who else got the "Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn" reference ? 😂

[@johnhopkins4920]

Sugar Hill Gang 👍🏻👍🏻👏

[@Graeme.raider.Walsh.29]

It's great when two of my favourite youtubers run into each other in the most unbelievable place. Great stuff guys and safe travels.

[@SherryAnnOfTheWest]

It's pretty rare humans come into contact with polar bears on Svalbard. It's also a HUGE thing if you shoot one (even in self defense) and you have to go to court to determine if you were justified in shooting the bear. Thank goodness, it's a very rare event. Most of the polar bears want contact with humans as much as they want to fly a coach-class 14 hour flight.

[@qapplor]

You got a lot of Russians there? They're allowed to live there, right?

[@bardo0007]

Some years ago a tourist was attacked and killed just outside the city

[@bardo0007]

@@qapplor Russians lives in Barentsburg, the other side of the island., they don't mix with Westerners

[@stogieguy7]

An epic video, Noel! Really enjoyed your journey. Chile is a fantastic country and you’re making want to go back!

[@JenniferinIllinois]

Malvinas. Oh the Falklands. Noel almost starting an international incident in Santiago. 🤣🤣🤣

[@hayleytedds8995]

I was in Svalbard only 2 weeks ago! Little bit different to this video . Start of the polar nights. Absolutely spectacular place !

[@steveblay2572]

Brilliant. 2 of my favourite travel vloggers in 1 video. Brilliant content Noel. Thank you.

[@DuckOfRubber]

When you mentioned going back for your lost phone my first thought was “good luck” its pretty amazing that they actually let you back on the plane.

[@jennetzel2663]

“Welcome to Svalbard! An island close to the North Pole” ~ Cecilia

[@fluffyface6685]

Hey Cecilia, we love your content as well!!

[@pinkmagiclala]

I love Steve! How crazy and lucky to just find him there in the middle of nowhere. What an amazing person to stumble upon!

[@SummerADDE_Elevators]

3:33 LMAO of that guy who looked around when you spoke...

[@well-blazeredman6187]

Interesting video, Noel. Enjoyed my long weekend there twenty years ago. Best bit? Sitting on my snowmobile, up a mountain, looking down on the twinkling lights of the town, then up at the Northern Lights. Magical!

[@Double0pi]

Wow, Noel & Steve together! Great coincidence!

[@DebbyIcide]

Yah, thanks for the info. Spent 6 weeks in Patagonia and stayed in Puerto Williams, heading to Svalbard in August. Did it with a lot of years in-between, however will have been to both soon.

[@vincentrochow6979]

Noel I gotta say amazing development you did content wise! Absolutely great and engaging adventures, really bumped up your content! Wishing you the best from Germany!

[@frankvermeulen3279]

Again a great video and an amazing idea for a video. "KM" is the abbrevation for kilometer (1 km = 0.6214 mile).

[@alboyer6]

Perfect video to autoplay after Cecelia Blomdahl's weekly video!

[@julierafferty219]

i was just thinking the same thing!

[@krsteeg]

Two of my favorite KZbin travel vloggers in one video! Yay!!

[@brentfairlie9159]

Nice to see Steve Marsh. I follow his channel as well.

[@explorewithbenuel]

Something so magical about Norway, it is just special. Watching your Svalbard approach from a room for the weekend in Tromsø does make me jealous - but fares more expensive from here than direct from Oslo.

[@Radaos]

My flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen last year stopped in Tromso, where we went through the terminal building, had our passports checked and got straight back on the same plane. Very strange, something to do with Svalbard being outside the Schengen zone, but why not do the check in Oslo? I flew on the same airline Steve did.

[@explorewithbenuel]

Oslo to Tromsø is within the Schengen area. You can't be stamped out of Schengen only to proceed to a destination in the zone - whilst the same aircraft, it is still two flights. As for Tromsø to Svalbard, leaving Schengen to any destination means you get stamped out in Tromsø. A return from Svalbard will as such get stamped into Schengen too. Same procedure for overseas territories of France, Denmark and the Netherlands, however in those cases EU IDs are valid.

[@jocax188723]

"I'm the most northern youtuber in the world!" Meanwhile, Grimm suddenly sits up in Cecelia's house three miles north:

[@TheDungeonMasterz]

Noel, these long form videos are really really good. It'd be awesome to see more content at 30+ minutes. Your adventures are so relaxing to listen to, I cant get enough!

[@noelphilips]

Glad you like them!

[@bellatrix4943]

Anyone who thinks "flying is dangerous, I'll drive" should watch this video. Noel took like a million planes and only one BUS ....and the only thing that crashed was the BUS! SO, yeah! ✈️ #planesarebetter

[@noelphilips]

😂

[@TangerineTulip]

My thoughts why Longyearbyen is considered an international flight destination would be due to it being a free-for-all (non-visa) destination, which mainland Norway is not. 😊

[@AndrasZalo]

Svalbard is a part of Norway, but not part of Schengen. So is still a domestic flight technically, so when you land from Svalbard in Oslo, you can't buy anything at tax free there, because you did come from a domestic flight, Its weird I know haha

[@bardo0007]

But remember the Russians control the other part of the island, in Barentsburg. They claim part of the territory. So it's an international island. I think they even have a small airport, but not sure it is open.

[@AndrasZalo]

@ Owns the town, but they need to obey Norwegian law over there anyway, and they don’t have their own airport. It’s three I think, the big one is Longyearbyen airport and two small ones (Ny-Ålesund and Svea). But is complicated to understand sometimes

[@steinarnielsen8954]

What happens if caught smuggling cheap alcohol from Svalbard? Are you exempt from your maximum allowance because you have a domestic ticket?

[@Blackgold1155]

Wow Chile looks a lot nicer than I expected. I’ve never had a desire to visit South America till this video.

[@Agustin_R]

My opinion is a little bit skewed because I’m Chilean but it’s a great country. It’s 4200 kilometers long so you could come and visit the region that interests you the most

[@ohheyitskevinc]

43:05 it’s Steve! And Filson! What are the chances?! 😂 Next challenge is to meet Scott (Planes Trains Everything) on another trip.

[@janettesinclair6279]

Or all three of them.....

[@notyou1649]

It’s mind blowing miles and simply railways met on the same train this week and now Steve and Noel meet on the Same small town today

[@GirtonOramsay]

yes, how crazy and bizarre two travel youtubers meet in the uber remote northernmost town of the entire Earth

[@LordTommy21]

You would have had a top gear moment if that lady was Argentinian😂😂

[@irener1111]

After having to take a week off due to hand surgery, I decided to do this one today and after several months of doing your videos five days a week I am proud to say this one was too slow for me!

[@MrKaquil]

Good work Noel. Loved the idea of worlds southernmost Town to the Northern most Town. Story of two extremes. I love the long videos. Feels like watched a movie and get immersed in the experience.

[@MikuMikuMatinee]

Didn’t expect to see one of the old Q400s I worked at Horizon just casually chilling at the southern most airport - what a long journey it’s had for a lil’ prop plane, all the way from Portland, OR!!

[@izkormvach-prazoiad]

I'm recommending your lovely videos to all my friends that are afraid/phobic and nervous about flying, starting to watch now 🍿

[@deansiracusa3966]

Please also recommend Noel’s other channel too, where he’s the pilot flying smaller planes. youtube.com/@flywithnoelphilips?si=oaJhTP85qXwq0pxC

[@joannamccue5676]

Love both you fellas, this was fantastic ! So many of us need this right now 😘😘😘

[@Mentalslave62]

The Michael Palin of avgeeks

[@ukdavepianoman]

Amazing journey. I love these types of adventures. So many contrasts along the way. The lounge in Buenos Aires looked very flash. A real bonus to see Steve Marsh at the end. Longyearbyen is on my bucket list of places to visit.

[@jameswarner3599]

Love Steve Marsh, what are the odds lol

[@jakestechiah]

Nice to see that I'm not the only one with a horrendous FRA[PORT] experience LOL 🤣🤣🤣 I had a 4 hour connection from LH to AA in 2019 and nearly missed my connection courtesy of those darned buses... 😆

[@JoeyCadabra]

Your channel is a welcome respite from the craziness of life. Thank you Noel.

[@smikejasper4461]

That's why I'm here. Noel is an oasis of Good. 😊

[@petergschulz]

What a fantastic journey. Svalbard is truly a special place. Btw. I just love the Noel Philips amenity kit with a bagage weight ❤

[@carolbrand181]

Noel you are the best x I still get people looking at my phone case & asking who Noel Phillips is & of course i tell them xx

[@mariamontalvo-vachon7581]

OMG!!! Beautiful! I'm so excited that you made it there. I follow another vlogger, Cecilia Blomdahl, who lives in Svalbard. I hope you had a great trip. Thank you so much for sharing and have a fantabulous day.

[@MetaCake-]

0:23 The piece of snow that blocked the name of the town as soon as I looked has it out for me

[@mark1968]

Great video Noel as usual. Please consider a trip to The Falklands. I'll never get there but would love to join you on a jaunt down to Stanley. This video was a 10/10 😎😎

[@ra5891]

Noel I love your channel. Stay away from the controversy Josh always finds himself in. I really enjoy this video

[@PatrykDanielLarsen]

Randomly bumped into mr.Philips in Oslo-Gardermoen and had a small chat with him. Seems like a genuinely nice guy! Great episode!