Norway by Motorhome 2023 - Sognefjord to Hardanger

From our overnight on Sognefjord we headed East, visiting several of the beautiful and ancient wooden stav churches, so iconic to this region. We again drove and loved some of the Norwegian Tourist Authority’s designated Scenic Routes, which took us to the magnificent high plateaus and glaciers of Mefjellet and Aurland where we could overnight and wake up to some incredible views, or sometimes thick fog.

[@jordantel]

wow such spectacular views

[@travellerinterrupted2519]

Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed it. Norway is absolutely spectacular.

[@Tugga74]

Stunning scenery ❤️

[@adipy8912]

0:08 I live in Balestrand, 30 minutes from your starting point (that implies 10 minutes of ferry). Very cool video

[@travellerinterrupted2519]

Thank you for watching the video and we are very glad that you enjoyed it. This region is very beautiful, you are very lucky to live here. Best wishes 😀

[@stephenselwood1941]

Very much enjoying following your trip down through Norway. We are setting off from the UK later this month heading up through Norway from Kritiansand and then back down wherever the whim takes us. Thanks for posting I can't imagine that editing these videos is an easy or quick task. If I can ask a quick couple of questions 1) Have you managed to find places to dispose of your cassette very easy 2) We have refillable LPG and hopefully the correct adapter, I don't know if you are refilling has that been easy to find?

[@travellerinterrupted2519]

Hi, so glad you are enjoying, we mainly do the videos so we can watch them back one day when we are too old to travel but very happy if others can enjoy them too. In answer to your questions, Norway is a dream for motorhoming, there are loads of excellent and free service points for black, grey, and freshwater… park4night has them all and with a little planning a day or two ahead its easy to manage. We use refillable LPG and again we have found it easy here. The app myLPG.eu has the locations and apart from the very far North ( above Alta) there’s good availability. We have two big cylinders so typically go three or four weeks before looking for a top up but have had no issues. Good timing by the way, although it’s by no means crowded up here, popular spots like Lofoten do get full of tourists in July and August so shoulder season is a great idea. Bon Voyage, we can’t recommend Norway highly enough.

[@travellerinterrupted2519]

PS if you come back through Finland you won’t get LPG there so fill up beforehand.

[@stephenselwood1941]

Many thanks for the info. Going north we are travelling up through Denmark and then Hirtshals to Kristiansand, coming back who knows, we literally have nothing planned some of it is going to be weather dependant. Sadly we only have 2 X 6 Kg gaslow cylinders (stupid Autotrail gas locker) but off grid in Scotland in May they were good for about 2 1/2 weeks before they needed refilling. I'm a bit of a Norway addict but a moho newbie hopefully we can cover all we want to do. Thanks & cheers Steve