RVing in Norway: Lofoten - Traveling Robert

[@xMuNcHz]

So relaxing to watch. Thank you. From Denmark

[@TravelingRobert]

You're welcome

[@SocratesWS]

Great views,impressive music,fine narration.....in short:another Morales superproduction here and a titbit to enjoy especially on a rainy and windy Sunday evening.Congrats buddy!Greetings from William

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks William

[@danielguertin9664]

Such incredible beauty, and amazing sights. The white knuckle driving was worth it! Thanks for making us discover such a beautiful country.

[@staceyforrest364]

Incredible and unimaginable beauty, done in your own distinctive and creative style. There's really no KZbin channel like yours that makes travel so immersible, Robert. Thanks for the ride-along! I remember some the awesome and surreal photos you had on Instagram, and still think you should consider a one-man show...my goodness...

[@cherylyoung440]

I agree he was meant to be an entertainer and so much more! He’s a producer and writer and musician and singer. Amazing! We are very lucky to go along on his journeys.

[@1geckobros63]

breathtaking views, thank you for another amazing episode

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@mr2i]

Most of those houses on Holdøya (and many other small villages in Norway) is used as holiday houses. Thereby maintained well.

[@cherylyoung440]

Thanks for telling us that!

[@leonidverevkin4927]

Norway is such a land of unimaginable beauty. Gracias, Robert.

[@TravelingRobert]

It is

[@taizizkay76]

stunning landscape with the rainclouds hanging over the mountains. looks so beautiful.

[@debbiewerner7124]

Incredible. Could never have imagined the amazing beauty. ❤

[@karinalubyte1988]

These episodes of Traveling Robert (it's the 4th or 5th I am watching since yesterday) don't deserve a single dislike. I don't even understand how some people can dislike. Not saying I am going to watch all episodes, as I am more interested about the Scandinavian zone. However, from what I saw, everything was well narrated and professionally done. Also, everything was clean and organized. Even when he prepares food, I don't see a bit of dirtiness. Keep up your good work.

[@christinestange4813]

Amazing video. Gorgeous long waterfalls .... lovely villages ..... beautful grazing sheep .... fabulous seascapes and mountain views. Your drone shots and time lapse were magnificent. I was a bit surprisd at the cost of meals on the road. Seems important to stock up on groceries and eat in rhe RV. Can't wait for the next video!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you. Yes, eating out in these countries is very expensive

[@kellyc2425]

Love it! Can't wait to see the next installment

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! Sweden is next

[@sandyverwys770]

WOW! What an absolutely gorgeous place to visit! A photographers dream destination. I had never even considered a trip to Norway. Now it too is on my bucket list! Those narrow roads though! LOL. Thank you Robert!

[@drbassface]

From The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: “Slartibartfast got an award for designing the Coastal areas of Norway! He Loved all the Krinkly Edges!”

[@More_Row]

drbassface Wow great reference. Thanks for the reminder of that great movie.

[@drbassface]

Moriarty Vivaldi It was even better as the 12 half hour BBC Original Radio Broadcasts! Much better...although the movie had some nice special effect visuals.

[@More_Row]

drbassface I can imagine.

[@drbassface]

Moriarty Vivaldi Check it out 19:26 in! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6aveKSprKZ_gNU

[@levidominik4780]

I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can give me!

[@cigartheshow15yt73]

Hey man my family is cuban and loves your channel and I love the music you create for you videos!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@SocratesWS]

Hi Robert,thank you very much for sharing yet another great video here about your recent experiences in Norway.Well worth the wait buddy.Once again you made my day here.Cordial greetings from William in Bruges,Belgium,Europe

[@shashisrivastava5480]

Hi Robert, what an amazing video. I have got hooked on to your videos......vicariously experiencing the RV travel experiences. Someday I aspire to embark on such an RV trip to the Arctic myself! I guess a lot of prior research such as hiring RV, where to park, local laws, which apps to download to get such information, how and where to manage water, electricity and more critically sewer all along the trip will be needed. But your videos are motivation enough to do all the planning and embark on such an adventure. Thanks a million.

[@lelandpeck4585]

What an incredibly beautiful video, This northern area of Norway is so beautiful. Great Photography, Robert. It was mesmerizing!

[@jimmyg.495]

Great video, as always! Beautiful country and amazing views. Thanks Jimmy

[@C-TOS]

So inviting. I wish to spend a month in those lands one day and enjoy their cuisine and landscapes.

[@TravelingRobert]

A month would be ideal

[@MatrixDiscovery]

I was just watching a video on how beautiful Greece coastline is, and this video on Norway blows that away

[@TravelingRobert]

It is amazing

[@colinblake24]

Great aerial photography Robert. Thank you for taking the Drone along with you.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you

[@jenniferlorence1950]

Very Pretty the Landscape, Beautiful, and Magick Ice is Pretty inside, but I would imagine how Cold it is inside.

[@my2cyl]

Wow, talk about a visual overload! Beautiful

[@TravelingRobert]

Yes, Lofoten is unique.

[@ritamcnabb2583]

What a breathtaking place!! Robert, your travel videos are by far better than the ones on TV! You do a awesome job on them. So relaxing and peaceful to watch!! And love love love the music you put with them too...you are talented in multiple ways!! Would love to see more Munchpak videos. Really enjoy those too! Keep those great videos coming!!!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! I have a couple of Munchpaks coming up

[@sterlingmarshel6299]

Robert - so well done. thanks for sharing your experiences

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you

[@DeniJasmina]

High quality material! Very interesting and relaxing. It’s like I took a vacation just by watching your video. I feel rested!

[@josemanuelsagastibeltza2554]

the gray motorhome that can be seen in the Viking museum parking lot IS MINE !!!!!. Beautiful coincidence!

[@christinesutton6507]

What amazes me is how all the houses and buildings are RIGHT next to the roads! I wonder if they get hit a lot. And those narrow roads! I guess there aren't many flat places. And no guard rails! White knuckling it! Stunningly beautiful.

[@TravelingRobert]

That was a great white knuckle drive

[@TheUglyGnome]

When you have houses (or other kinds of obstacles) close to the road people tend to drive more carefully. So in some cases it reduces amount of accidents. See Cheddar's video on the topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6q6iqmlq7Gpg7M

[@Zeman13-g7z]

Great video and you really captured the beauty of this place

[@nor-wayking6757]

Great respect to you , sir, for promoting Norway the way you do. I hope there is more to come. I can recommend a trip to my small city of Halden in the south-east. There's a fantastic medieval fortress here just waiting for your drone. Safe travels.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you. We liked Norway quite a bit. Maybe we'll visit Halden next time

[@juliechristiansen4363]

Stunning! Thank you for sharing.

[@TravelingRobert]

You're welcome

[@crystalkittykat3581]

Another amazing video Robert! 🚍

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@rvingmontanezway103]

wow Gtrat Video Robert Glad to see you out there is a really special Place ...Have fun..

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks brother

[@lisetteboucherfortin4775]

Aw so beautiful ....now waiting for next episode ...thank you for sharing your video with us .

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@TravelworldonlineDe]

I like your video style. It makes me feel like I am there with you.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you

[@oh2mp]

Thank you! I was sooooo waiting for this episode. It's a pity that you had so much typical Norwegian weather there but luckily you had some sunshine and blue sky too. This video made me a very strong desire for travelling to Lofoten again! I don't know what's going to happen in next episode but if you didn't visit Norwegian Aviation Museum in Bodø, do that next time. It is a very interesting place even if you're not in "museum mood". That museum definitely changes it :)

[@SUBTT67]

oh2mmy . I agree with you Mikko.

[@TravelingRobert]

I'll be back in 2021 or 2022 and then I'll visit the museum (spoiler alert: didn't visit it this time)

[@RoadTripsWithYogi1968]

Great drone captures Robert! Thank You!!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@cwmiller123]

You make the best videos! You are so lucky to be able to travel the world! Keep making these great videos I always look forward to seeing them.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! I hope I can continue traveling

[@jasonbergeron6347]

Fine video Robert! Loved the drone footage at the beach, and your time lapse. I've got a lot to learn from you with how you shoot your footage. Working on my first time lapse now. Not as easy as it looks. Loving this trip!

[@BillSprague]

Those sheep are amazing and I’ll bet there are some amazing woolens available in local shops. Bummer that you’re limited to two weeks. Maybe there’ll be a next time. The midnight Sun must keep you in constant jet lag! I still need to see it though. You’ve managed to make Scandinavia a bucket list item. I have to hurry a bit, because I’m 78! 😉

[@robertomartinez6520]

Muy Buenos y relajantes sus videos thank very much Robert and family.

[@TravelingRobert]

Gracias

[@AlliChuckAdventures]

Beautiful places!

[@pauljohn7855]

This is so beautiful I wish I could be there ihope one day

[@dianathornton2446]

beautiful scenery

[@kdore66]

Gorgeous place and thank you for great video!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@magedrefat1658]

I enjoyed a lot. So professional

[@magedrefat1658]

Kindly what is the camera model. The zoom is amazing.

[@drbassface]

Really Beautiful from Dave and my Sue-Z!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks!

[@sherylbennett3953]

Great video! Thanks for the journey 😊

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@nor-wayking6757]

Nature is the cure for depression.

[@TravelingRobert]

It is

[@More_Row]

Great relaxing video. Loved the Ice Bar.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks, glad you liked it

[@TheUglyGnome]

@2:50 Nice editing. You enter into one tunnel and exit from another. Almost fooled me to think I lost track on where you are.

[@MarzanWorldwide]

Man, I gotta work harder on my vacations! Great job as usual, Sir.

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@georgemaxey6357]

My favorite part of your videos is when you go into a grocery store in a foreign country. I find it interesting to see how they do things there like the one you found here in Norway.

[@chuckergm]

Awesome travels.

[@claudioperez9817]

Felicitaciones Robert excelentes las imágenes con el dron se aprecia las maravillas de la naturaleza .

[@TravelingRobert]

Gracias

[@sandyfatland3141]

Spectacular scenery! However, the one-lane roads no doubt provided some hair raising moments!

[@More_Row]

Sandy Fatland Imagine building roads in Norway. Not the easiest task I’ll tell you.

[@sandyfatland3141]

I'm grateful these roads were built so Robert, and others, could show us so much beauty. My husband's family came from Norway about three generations ago. It is wonderful to see different parts of such an amazing country.

[@petraolsen2397]

Aaahhhhhh.... just beautiful!!!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks

[@cia1204]

Magnificent!

[@harstadtidende]

I have just watched your trip to Oslo, via Finland to North Cape and Lofoten. It`s a shame that you visited North Norway this June, the worst in decades, weatherwise, that is. I enjoyed your videos. Greetings from Ivar

[@electricmartin3217]

this is awesome.. :) love your style, perfect :) wish one day i can do this trip with my family....

[@octaviabarbour]

Hi Rob that is so beautiful I love it

[@markdrennen6888]

It's nice to see they drive on the same road as folks in the US

[@Lotuslaful]

Wonderful Robert! I didn't see where you explained did you rent an RV or were you sponsored. I was trying to look through your videos where you explain. I would like to RV Europe as well and am trying to learn. So beautiful!!!!! Happy for you!

[@TravelingRobert]

It was "lent" to me by a friend who owns a rental company, so if I mention savoniacaravan.fi then I guess technically it is sponsored. Bottom line, I only paid for diesel and propane.

[@dannyruiz6868]

Ironic...every time I see a new post from Robert, I really enjoy his little diddy song.

[@ThomasHnzHansen]

Technically you don't enter Lofoten before you hit Vågan kommune. Everything before that is Vesterålen, where I come from. :)

[@shadyberero6809]

Great video, I really enjoy your channel. Only minor critique - the music at times is a but discordant and overly loud, gets in the way of enjoying the lovely scenery.

[@TomEirik]

Hi Robert Im enjoying following your travel to the north of the arctic circle. I'm from Hammerfest, Finnmark. (now living in Fredrikstad. 1hour from Oslo) I have been at most of the places you have visiting in north of Finland and Norway, so its funn to see. Im amazed that you have manage to visit so many of plases at so little time. it's a long drive on tiny roads with amazing views :) ps. sorry about the wheter. its normal up north and it can go form blue sky to rain and back in a few hours, and then do the same again.

[@TravelingRobert]

Yes that was a very long drive but very enjoyable

[@TravelTripCity]

nice video....beautiful shot

[@joannedeal3418]

Very nice video, Robert, but I was disappointed that you didn't at least show some of the museum and displays in the Viking Museum at 23.30. More interesting than supermarkets, or even the ice sculpture place, interesting though they are as well, but Viking is part of the history of these countries. Your trip, though, and I do enjoy your videos. You weren't in the mode for the Viking Museum then, but how often will you be doing this drive?

[@SevenisEnough]

Beautiful! Great content! And I love your intro!

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you

[@packiejoegilheany1171]

You’re living my life . Enjoy

[@TravelingRobert]

Thanks!

[@nomadicgearonline4014]

Where on this planet have you not been? Norway is amazing.

[@TravelingRobert]

Norway is definitely unique. We liked it a lot

[@lindacluney446]

Beautiful videos. Breathtaking scenery. Where are all of the people? The music in the video makes me think you are going to see Thor.

[@mirzaanjum7133]

Excellent.

[@lindapearson3411]

Would enjoy doing a puzzle of these villages!

[@colombia2727]

Robertico tremendo video !!

[@TravelingRobert]

Gracias

[@arindamchakraborty3183]

Excellent

[@Fekillix]

18:07 That junk is actually from renovating that building. I was there a few months after you.

[@Luredreier]

0:30 While it's technically correct that it is on the western coast of Norway in the sense that it's a coast and it's to the west we don't use the term here in Norway for that area. Here in Norway the west coast is areas roughly southwest of Trondheim and northwest of the southern most point of Norway. Basically the western part of the "bulge" to the south. Everything else we'd say northwestern or some such as those areas are further east then the actual western coast but they're further northwest. (Usually we'd just use the name of the region though, Finnmarkskysten (the Finnmark coast) or Nordlandskysten (the Nordlands coast) basically the coast of whatever the name of the region is. 2:35 Thanks =) Personally I feel we got too much forest though :-P (I got family on Iceland and the Faero islands and I've lived in some of the most forested areas in Norway so I've kind of had an overdose on trees) 4:20 No, unfortunatly it's not... That said, people who are *not* living there might still use some of the houses as vacation houses. 7:44 I'm impressed by your "Æ", it's very close to how we pronounce it. =) You pronounce our "Å" as an "A" instead of the sound it is supposed to have but your "Æ" is pretty much spot on. =) 8:07 Fishing vessels from all over Norway used to come up there to fish off the northern coast of Norway in ships perhaps 25-30% longer then your RV (I might be wrong, not easy to eyeball lengths just based on a video) all the way south from Bergen and up. 23:51 Pity. When I was in "folk high school" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_high_school) I sailed from Trondheim to essentially that Museum in a traditional fishing vessel from 1800 or so then we sailed one of their viking ship replicas. Unfortunatly there was no wind that day so we had to stick to just oars instead of testing their new oil covered sails (I don't remember the details of what the deal was with that sail, it was stinking at any rate, but they had apparently been hoping to test a theory with us but didn't get a chance to do so...) 24:06 Man, that almost looks like your standard rural road on Iceland. There's a lot of those on Iceland, there's quite a few in Norway too but you don't see them as much due to them mostly going to individual farms, houses, logging camps etc quite some distance from the villages and because there's usually forest in the way hiding them. 24:37 You pronounced "Haukland" as "Hakland" the "au" sound is pronounced differently in Norway (you seem to have a lot more silent letters in English then we do) 30:51 Yeah, that is a *really* good looking place even by Norwegian standards. =) Makes me want to go there. ^^ 35:40 I think I remember that stretch of road... Someone gave us a ride between the viking ship museum and where our boat was towed up. (not sure if that's the correct english word) 41:42 Oh, you *do* know how to pronounce "Å" =) That's two out of three. Only the "Ø" left to work out. 42:47 Remember when approaching Norway you filmed a Sami flag and said you where getting close to Norway because you saw a "Norwegian" flag? Well, here is the *real* Norwegian flag. ;-) The Sami one is different and got a circle in it instead of a cross like the Norwegian one does. Both flags have both Red and Blue in them but the Sami one also got some Yellow and Green while the Norwegian one also got some White.. I do hope you'll return as Norway got a lot to offer and I think you'll enjoy it if you have the time to do so. ^^ It's a bit of a luck thing too though as the part of the coast where the bad weather hits differs each year. One year they all hit to the south, another they all hit to the north, a third one they all hit in the middle etc...

[@SUBTT67]

Just talked about Jarre and in Ice bar there was Oxygen playing. Too bad you had such lousy weather. I was in Lofoten islands first time in 1989 and those days we needed 11 ferries to get to Å. There was nothing in Å back then, just few fishermen cottages. Last time. I was there in 1991 and there were new roads, bridges and tunnels. The old road went through the town Sortland that used to be the biggest. The road continued on east coast of Langøya. A bridge between Langøya and Hadseøya was biggest I had ever seen up to 1991. A ferry from Melbu to Fiskebøl took 25 minutes. Nowadays E10 makes a shortcut in that area. Norway roads takes at least double or triple of time than people usually estimates. Tero

[@TravelingRobert]

It was a long beautiful drive... now going back to Finland on the next video

[@A_Casual_Observer]

If you're a friend of roe, I hope you sampled Svolværpostei. It's a spread they make of cod roe and cod liver. I find it delicious.

[@TravelingRobert]

I didn't... That would have been good

[@dianathornton2446]

some of the scenery looks like picture post cards

[@anmarsalih6038]

wow .... amazing

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you!

[@Espania-here-I-come]

Thanks for sharing, Robert. Maybe you should attach a little warning, your videos made addicted to the next. That's what I doing now. Great job (Thumb up)

[@plmillerda]

we have ice bars in MInnesota in the winter

[@tsint]

Are you not going to Trollstigen and then Geiranger (road 63)? Probably the most beautiful road in Norway.

[@TravelingRobert]

Too out of the way

[@lindapearson3411]

Wonder if August-September would have nicer weather?

[@moodyfan4ever]

In the winter it s not easy to drive there, you need winterchain s for sure.

[@TravelingRobert]

I can only imagine

[@themaster1670]

At least in Finland the law states that everyone needs to use winter tires in wintertime, not chains. (Winter tires, these things: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_tire#/media/File:Spikereifen.JPG ) I'm pretty sure it's the same thing in Sweden and Norway. Chains aren't as good as softer tires with metal studs

[@EspenX]

Yup, in the part of Norway Robert drives, snow tires are mandatory from October 16th to May 1st. Some have studded winter tires, but studless are more common. Chains are only for exstreme situations and short distances. People know how to drive on snowy, slippery roads with studless winter tires in Norway.

[@anupamtiwari7990]

You make great videos, kind of addicted to them. Wanted to ask how the heating system works for RV when you don't have access to electric power? Also can you please do a informative video for tourists if they want to hire a RV and travel in US. Best wishes

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! The furnace on the Sunlight is very efficient. The heat is produced by LPG, and it has a fan that doesn't consume a whole lot. We never had a problem boondocking overnight, even in cold places.

[@irdiverdan]

What an amazingly beautiful country..." very picturesque" LOL...Great job as usual Robert...the main downside I see is....No Pelicans ;-)

[@janfredrikkarlsen3525]

narrow roads, you say? ... what do you think about the lenghts?

[@olavbolin6735]

I dont know if you read this but you should visit Svalbard

[@dragank4653]

Hi buddy, can i please ask in your opinion would i be able to drive the same route as you did with my 12m American rv? It ways 15t... Great video!!!

[@TravelingRobert]

Might be a tad long. Those Norwegian roads are narrow

[@dragank4653]

Traveling Robert i guess ill find out in few weeks... :)

[@dragank4653]

Many thanks for the quick replay!

[@lindapearson3411]

Tell us what you think of their food! Anything that stands out compared to American? Thought the water out of faucet only! I drink a lot of water...would be hard to find a faucet while driving! Do they put fluoride in their water?

[@TravelingRobert]

I don't know but tap water seems to be really good. The salmon and seafood in general was really good.

[@rolfana1]

In 2015, Holdøya had 12 residents

[@TAPPChannel]

you should make video how to stay motivated.... Last time a have problem to motivated myself to create a new videos... I have a lot of shots to do that but running out of motivation :( Its hard to share my time with my work, kids and youtube... I have to give up one of these 3things and probably thats have to be my 40h/60h week work :))))

[@TravelingRobert]

I might need one of those motivational videos myself :-)

[@pacificcoasthighway8775]

Your intro is so Lit!

[@garyc6018]

Robert, my girl friend & I watch all your videos!! We love them.. we are very interested in the micro Minnie 1706fb like the one you have. What’s your honest opinion of these units. How is the build quality? I know you had an issue with the Atwood water system but any other major issues leaking, poor construction etc? Also what type of suv do you tow it with? I have a Toyota Highlander rated for 5,000 pounds. The local dealer by me said I should have no problem towing. What’s your vehicle type & rated for towing? Thanks again my friend!!! Safe travels!!! Shorefoot

[@TravelingRobert]

Thank you! No major structural issues. The particle board in the bathroom is starting to warp and disintegrate. I wonder who though that was a great idea at Winnebago. I tow with a barely adequate Kia Sorento capable of 3500 pounds so your Highlander should be OK

[@garyc6018]

Traveling Robert thank you sir!!! If we every make it down to the Miami area we will take you guys out for dinner!! Thanks again!!

[@khunopie9159]

Careful Bob! Those Scandinavians can drink you under the table! That said I have been to an ice bar in Hong Kong and got thoroughly plastered on too many vodkas. And speaking of supermarkets in foreign countries, the wife and I just got back from Tokyo and I got a kick out of the convenience stores and supermarkets. Gotta love places where you walk into a 7/11 and buy a can of beer to drink on the street. Come on America!

[@TravelingRobert]

Too bad I was driving and couldn't have too many vodkas. It is cool to see the different things they have in different countries at the supermarket.