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Drive to the Nordkapp
Travelogue
Spiegelburg Camping and Inn is located directly on the banks of the Werra River in the middle of the Hannoversch Münden Nature Park. Nevertheless, the campsite is only 5 minutes away from the A7 (exit 75, between Kassel and Göttingen). The city of three rivers, Hann. Münden is 6 kilometers from the campsite.
Spiegelburg Camping and Inn is located directly on the banks of the Werra River in the middle of the Hannoversch Münden Nature Park. Nevertheless, the campsite is only 5 minutes away from the A7 (exit 75, between Kassel and Göttingen). The city of three rivers, Hann. Münden is 6 kilometers from the campsite.
All roads in the southern Swedish region of Skåne lead to Malmö. This seaside city is not to be missed as it offers a mix of old European charm and an ultra-modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere, as well as food and culture from all corners of the world.
All roads in the southern Swedish region of Skåne lead to Malmö. This seaside city is not to be missed as it offers a mix of old European charm and an ultra-modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere, as well as food and culture from all corners of the world.
The complex is located in beautiful surroundings in Småland, on Lake Lovsjön south of Jönköping, and has twelve holiday cabins and 85 pitches, 66 of which have electricity. Most pitches also offer a beautiful view of the lake.
The complex is located in beautiful surroundings in Småland, on Lake Lovsjön south of Jönköping, and has twelve holiday cabins and 85 pitches, 66 of which have electricity. Most pitches also offer a beautiful view of the lake.
The city stretches across 14 islands connected by bridges. You can explore the city by ferry or, like most locals, just walk .
The city stretches across 14 islands connected by bridges. You can explore the city by ferry or, like most locals, just walk .
Fyrishov Stugby and Camping Direct in Fyrishov is an ideal base for exploring Uppsala and its surroundings and is within walking distance of the city center.
Fyrishov Stugby and Camping Direct in Fyrishov is an ideal base for exploring Uppsala and its surroundings and is within walking distance of the city center.
Snibbens Camping is picturesquely located directly on the lake on a headland with a beautiful lake view. The places right on the water are popular. In 2022, Snibbens won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is a perfect starting point for trips to the High Coast area - just 2 km from the High Coast Bridge (the mighty High Coast Bridge is the most famous landmark of the High Coast with a height of 180 meters) between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik.
With just 2 km to the high coast hub of Högakustenbron, centrally located between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik, Snibben is the natural starting point for trips to the fabulous High Coast area and hikes to the beautiful viewpoints and peaks of the High Coast.
In 2022, Snibbens Camping won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is picturesquely located directly on the lake on a headland with a beautiful lake view. The places right on the water are popular. In 2022, Snibbens won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is a perfect starting point for trips to the High Coast area - just 2 km from the High Coast Bridge (the mighty High Coast Bridge is the most famous landmark of the High Coast with a height of 180 meters) between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik.
With just 2 km to the high coast hub of Högakustenbron, centrally located between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik, Snibben is the natural starting point for trips to the fabulous High Coast area and hikes to the beautiful viewpoints and peaks of the High Coast.
In 2022, Snibbens Camping won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
The High Coast region has two landmarks: the Skuleberg in the north and the High Coast Bridge in the south. The mighty and beautiful bridge is considered Sweden's Golden Gate Bridge. It spans the Ångermanälven delta. If you are traveling on the E4 between Härnösand and Kramfors/Örnsköldsvik, you should definitely take an hour's break at the bridge. The view is breathtaking, especially when the weather is great.
The High Coast region has two landmarks: the Skuleberg in the north and the High Coast Bridge in the south. The mighty and beautiful bridge is considered Sweden's Golden Gate Bridge. It spans the Ångermanälven delta. If you are traveling on the E4 between Härnösand and Kramfors/Örnsköldsvik, you should definitely take an hour's break at the bridge. The view is breathtaking, especially when the weather is great.
Very nice campsite from the First Camp chain. Offers entertainment options for children like hotels do, from kids club to mini disco and show in the evening. Probably a bit slimmed down at the moment due to Corona, but still very nice. In addition to an 18-hole mini golf course, a high ropes course, a rental of Tretgogarts, a playground and two bouncy cushions, the complex also offers a beautiful beach, a sauna and a canoe rental. The place is very well maintained and has several sanitary buildings. Right next to it is a large and very beautiful iron museum of the Luleå-Narvik ore railway line.
Very nice campsite from the First Camp chain. Offers entertainment options for children like hotels do, from kids club to mini disco and show in the evening. Probably a bit slimmed down at the moment due to Corona, but still very nice. In addition to an 18-hole mini golf course, a high ropes course, a rental of Tretgogarts, a playground and two bouncy cushions, the complex also offers a beautiful beach, a sauna and a canoe rental. The place is very well maintained and has several sanitary buildings. Right next to it is a large and very beautiful iron museum of the Luleå-Narvik ore railway line.
Northernmost point of the Baltic Sea
Nice place to stay overnight for caravans. Next to Santas Village (3 minutes walk). Clean toilets, honestly could have more but is it what it is? They have a sauna, a good hiking trail next to the place. Overall, great value for money despite being fairly “close” to the main road. You hardly hear any car noises.
Nice place to stay overnight for caravans. Next to Santas Village (3 minutes walk). Clean toilets, honestly could have more but is it what it is? They have a sauna, a good hiking trail next to the place. Overall, great value for money despite being fairly “close” to the main road. You hardly hear any car noises.
Santa Claus Village,Christmas VillageSanta Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, Santa Claus' official hometown. Santa Claus has made his home in Lapland in northern Finland for centuries. The Arctic Circle is very close to his heart because many Christmas mysteries have their roots in this magical place. Santa Claus Village is a destination for the whole family that has much to offer for all ages. We wish you an unforgettable visit.
Santa Claus Village,Christmas VillageSanta Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, Santa Claus' official hometown. Santa Claus has made his home in Lapland in northern Finland for centuries. The Arctic Circle is very close to his heart because many Christmas mysteries have their roots in this magical place. Santa Claus Village is a destination for the whole family that has much to offer for all ages. We wish you an unforgettable visit.
Camping Ukonjärvi is a campsite in Ivalo, Lapland, in the forest and lake/leisure lake. This campsite has pitches with pitches, pitches with shade and pitches with some shade. It is possible to rent hiking huts and bungalows/chalets.
Camping Ukonjärvi is a campsite in Ivalo, Lapland, in the forest and lake/leisure lake. This campsite has pitches with pitches, pitches with shade and pitches with some shade. It is possible to rent hiking huts and bungalows/chalets.
Parking lot at the church at the harbor. Slightly elevated, therefore great views of the sea and hopefully soon also of the midnight sun.
Parking feesGratuitNumber of spaces5Open/ClosedAlwaysParking lot at the church at the harbor. Slightly elevated, therefore great views of the sea and hopefully soon also of the midnight sun.
Parking feesGratuitNumber of spaces5Open/ClosedAlwaysBeautiful campsite
Price of servicesWashing machine, nok 50,Parking fee Nok 450 nok incl electricity water, shower, 70 places, open all year roundBeautiful campsite
Price of servicesWashing machine, nok 50,Parking fee Nok 450 nok incl electricity water, shower, 70 places, open all year roundDirectly at the beginning of the pass road to Nordkapp is “Nordkapp Camping” on a small lake with a beautiful view of the mountains. The parking spaces for motorhomes are completely asphalted and the large hotel attached to them somewhat spoils the view to the northeast.
Price of servicesElectricity: 60 nok Showers: 10 nok / 6 minute washParking fees210 nok/ 60 nok electricNumber of places50Open/Closed01.05 - 30.09Directly at the beginning of the pass road to Nordkapp is “Nordkapp Camping” on a small lake with a beautiful view of the mountains. The parking spaces for motorhomes are completely asphalted and the large hotel attached to them somewhat spoils the view to the northeast.
Price of servicesElectricity: 60 nok Showers: 10 nok / 6 minute washParking fees210 nok/ 60 nok electricNumber of places50Open/Closed01.05 - 30.09goal achieved
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Last night before the Nordkapp
Overnight place
Overnight place
City tour
City tour
The waters off Andenes are very productive and attract a wide variety of baleen and toothed whale species! The most common sightings in summer are sperm whales, which are here all year round. The sight of a sperm whale is truly an overwhelming experience, which inspired Melville to write his book Moby Dick. With a length of up to 20 meters and a weight of 60 tons, it is the largest toothed whale in the world!
The waters off Andenes are very productive and attract a wide variety of baleen and toothed whale species! The most common sightings in summer are sperm whales, which are here all year round. The sight of a sperm whale is truly an overwhelming experience, which inspired Melville to write his book Moby Dick. With a length of up to 20 meters and a weight of 60 tons, it is the largest toothed whale in the world!
Gryllefjord is a fishing village in the municipality of Senja in the county of Troms in Norway, 210 km north of Narvik. It is located on the island of Senja on the Gryllefjord in the northern part of the municipality. Gryllefjord is the starting point for the summer ferry to Andenes on the island of Andøya. The ferry is in operation from May 16 to September 25 and runs twice a day from May 16 to June 13 and from August 26 to September 25, and 3 times a day in the high season from June 14 to August 25. The shipping company Torghatten uses the ferry MF "Stetind" on this route. The crossing takes 1 hour, 20 minutes.
Gryllefjord is a fishing village in the municipality of Senja in the county of Troms in Norway, 210 km north of Narvik. It is located on the island of Senja on the Gryllefjord in the northern part of the municipality. Gryllefjord is the starting point for the summer ferry to Andenes on the island of Andøya. The ferry is in operation from May 16 to September 25 and runs twice a day from May 16 to June 13 and from August 26 to September 25, and 3 times a day in the high season from June 14 to August 25. The shipping company Torghatten uses the ferry MF "Stetind" on this route. The crossing takes 1 hour, 20 minutes.
Trip to Trollfjord by catamaran, duration 3.5 hours, departure from the harbor, €110 per person
Trip to Trollfjord by catamaran, duration 3.5 hours, departure from the harbor, €110 per person
Campsite, 2 nights
A large tarred parking lot in front of a school and kindergarten directly on the E10. The parking lot is flat and also suitable for large motorhomes. 5 spaces. Open all year round.
A large tarred parking lot in front of a school and kindergarten directly on the E10. The parking lot is flat and also suitable for large motorhomes. 5 spaces. Open all year round.
The Lofotr Viking Museum is one of Norway's most important tourist destinations. Discover a range of activities and exhibitions to enjoy, with booking details where applicable.
The Lofotr Viking Museum is one of Norway's most important tourist destinations. Discover a range of activities and exhibitions to enjoy, with booking details where applicable.
The Skreda rest area is located on the shore west of Leknes, an hour's drive from Å and Svolvær.
From here you have a unique view over the fjord towards Gravdal, Offersøystraumen, Nappstraumen and the mountains to the south. The square is well protected from traffic noise, and the colorful tables and benches with their soft shapes invite you to stop for a longer period of time.
The Skreda rest area is located on the shore west of Leknes, an hour's drive from Å and Svolvær.
From here you have a unique view over the fjord towards Gravdal, Offersøystraumen, Nappstraumen and the mountains to the south. The square is well protected from traffic noise, and the colorful tables and benches with their soft shapes invite you to stop for a longer period of time.
The Brunstranda rest area is located on the E10 in the municipality of Flakstad.
The white sandy beach surrounded by the spectacular mountain ranges of Flakstadøya makes the place a popular destination all year round.
In 1995 a rest area was built in Brunstranda, well shielded from the E10 by a wall. A new service building has now been built at this location. This building contains toilets and a warming hall that protects against wind and weather. Paths and parking spaces were renewed and new rest area furniture was installed, offering impressive views of the sea.
The Brunstranda rest area is located on the E10 in the municipality of Flakstad.
The white sandy beach surrounded by the spectacular mountain ranges of Flakstadøya makes the place a popular destination all year round.
In 1995 a rest area was built in Brunstranda, well shielded from the E10 by a wall. A new service building has now been built at this location. This building contains toilets and a warming hall that protects against wind and weather. Paths and parking spaces were renewed and new rest area furniture was installed, offering impressive views of the sea.
Ramberg is beautifully located in Jusnesvika Bay.
Surrounded by green grass, blue sea and majestic mountains, Rambergstrand is an overwhelming experience. A narrow path made of wooden sleepers leads directly down to the beach.
Ramberg is beautifully located in Jusnesvika Bay.
Surrounded by green grass, blue sea and majestic mountains, Rambergstrand is an overwhelming experience. A narrow path made of wooden sleepers leads directly down to the beach.
viewpoint with rest area by the sea
viewpoint with rest area by the sea
Most famous photo motifs in Norway
Most famous photo motifs in Norway
Small fishing village with 100 inhabitants. There is a relatively large, free car park in Å. If you drive through the tunnel on the E10, it is immediately on the left-hand side. You can't miss it. The car park is also suitable for camper vans. Parking is limited to 6 hours, so it is not recommended that you spend the night here.
Small fishing village with 100 inhabitants. There is a relatively large, free car park in Å. If you drive through the tunnel on the E10, it is immediately on the left-hand side. You can't miss it. The car park is also suitable for camper vans. Parking is limited to 6 hours, so it is not recommended that you spend the night here.
Finally in Lofoten
Take the ferry to Sorland (Vaeroy), then Park 4 Night Unnamed Road. You can use the old runway as a parking space
Take the ferry to Sorland (Vaeroy), then Park 4 Night Unnamed Road. You can use the old runway as a parking space
30 places, 300 NOK
Attractive destination with campsite
Attractive destination with campsite
The Arctic Circle Center
www.polarsirkelsenteret.no
The Arctic Circle Center
www.polarsirkelsenteret.no
Old town, Cafe Vikgarden
From Storforshei 90 km no gas station to the north
Old town, Cafe Vikgarden
From Storforshei 90 km no gas station to the north
Laksforsen waterfall. There is an unforgettable view in the restaurant
Laksforsen waterfall. There is an unforgettable view in the restaurant
A beautiful picnic area has been set up here on the Namsen River, next to the roaring rapids.
A beautiful picnic area has been set up here on the Namsen River, next to the roaring rapids.
Overnight accommodation, 350 Nok,
waterfall
waterfall
Nidaros Cathedral Church, Bybro Bridge, Kristiasten Fortress, Abbey Gardens
Nidaros Cathedral Church, Bybro Bridge, Kristiasten Fortress, Abbey Gardens
Womo St. 1st place
Womo St. 1st place
Kristiansund city tour
Geiranger is a village in western Norway, located at the head of the Geirangerfjord. Attractions include the Geiranger Fjordsenter, a museum with multimedia exhibitions on the history of the region and its inhabitants. Part of the steep Trollstigen mountain road winds through the village, connecting it to the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, which offers views of the fjord. Boat tours take you to the fjord's waterfalls, including the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.
Geiranger is a village in western Norway, located at the head of the Geirangerfjord. Attractions include the Geiranger Fjordsenter, a museum with multimedia exhibitions on the history of the region and its inhabitants. Part of the steep Trollstigen mountain road winds through the village, connecting it to the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, which offers views of the fjord. Boat tours take you to the fjord's waterfalls, including the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.
Ferry connection Gudvangen - Kaupanger 2 hours 20 minutes.
In the morning you take the bus (around 10:00) from Voss to Gudvangen. There you board the passenger ferry through the Naerfjord via Aurland to Flam. There you board the Flam Railway at around 3:35 p.m., heading towards Myrdal. Stops at the Kjos waterfall for photography, 4:15 p.m. Arrival at 16:23. Train to Bergen to Voss. 8Tour (inquire at the tourist office)
Ferry connection Gudvangen - Kaupanger 2 hours 20 minutes.
In the morning you take the bus (around 10:00) from Voss to Gudvangen. There you board the passenger ferry through the Naerfjord via Aurland to Flam. There you board the Flam Railway at around 3:35 p.m., heading towards Myrdal. Stops at the Kjos waterfall for photography, 4:15 p.m. Arrival at 16:23. Train to Bergen to Voss. 8Tour (inquire at the tourist office)
The Vøringsfossen is one of the most famous sights in Norway. At perhaps the most famous waterfall in Norway, huge masses of water cascade 182 metres down from the Hardangervidda plateau into the Måbødalen valley. The longest free fall of this impressive waterfall is an impressive 145 metres.
The area around the Vøringsfossen waterfall, which is one of the attractions along the Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda, has been steadily improved and expanded in recent years. In August 2020, the attraction's newest highlight was opened: a spectacular bridge over the waterfall! The bridge has a span of 47 meters and 99 steps. The stair bridge, together with new paths and a viewing point, marks the end of the second construction phase of the expansion of the Vøringsfossen, led by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The first construction phase was completed in 2018 with viewing platforms, paths, a security fence, parking spaces and a service building below the Fossli Hotel.
MåbødalenIt is also possible to see the waterfall from the valley floor. Måbødalen is an extremely narrow, steep and magnificent valley that stretches from Eidfjord up to the Hardangervidda. In the past, several paths led through Måbødalen, and in the years after 1780, 1300 stone steps were laid to make the journey easier.
The road from Måbødalen up to Fossli was completed in 1916, and this road is still accessible on foot or by bike. The current road through the valley has several tunnels, but there are also some great stops and viewpoints. From the current road, the walk down to the waterfall takes 30 minutes.
The Vøringsfossen is one of the most famous sights in Norway. At perhaps the most famous waterfall in Norway, huge masses of water cascade 182 metres down from the Hardangervidda plateau into the Måbødalen valley. The longest free fall of this impressive waterfall is an impressive 145 metres.
The area around the Vøringsfossen waterfall, which is one of the attractions along the Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda, has been steadily improved and expanded in recent years. In August 2020, the attraction's newest highlight was opened: a spectacular bridge over the waterfall! The bridge has a span of 47 meters and 99 steps. The stair bridge, together with new paths and a viewing point, marks the end of the second construction phase of the expansion of the Vøringsfossen, led by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The first construction phase was completed in 2018 with viewing platforms, paths, a security fence, parking spaces and a service building below the Fossli Hotel.
MåbødalenIt is also possible to see the waterfall from the valley floor. Måbødalen is an extremely narrow, steep and magnificent valley that stretches from Eidfjord up to the Hardangervidda. In the past, several paths led through Måbødalen, and in the years after 1780, 1300 stone steps were laid to make the journey easier.
The road from Måbødalen up to Fossli was completed in 1916, and this road is still accessible on foot or by bike. The current road through the valley has several tunnels, but there are also some great stops and viewpoints. From the current road, the walk down to the waterfall takes 30 minutes.
The nature and waterfalls in Husedalen are breathtaking. Four beautiful waterfalls are located close together on the way from Kinsarvik up to Hardangervidda. The walk from the car park to the top waterfall and back takes 5-6 hours. The area is easily accessible and offers a good alternative for short and longer tours. Hardanger Fossasti is an easier tour that starts in the center of Kinsarvik. Follow the path along the river and read the information boards along the way. More information and map.
starting pointFrom the main road 13 in Kinsarvik, follow the signs to Husedalen.
The nature and waterfalls in Husedalen are breathtaking. Four beautiful waterfalls are located close together on the way from Kinsarvik up to Hardangervidda. The walk from the car park to the top waterfall and back takes 5-6 hours. The area is easily accessible and offers a good alternative for short and longer tours. Hardanger Fossasti is an easier tour that starts in the center of Kinsarvik. Follow the path along the river and read the information boards along the way. More information and map.
starting pointFrom the main road 13 in Kinsarvik, follow the signs to Husedalen.
Waterfall, 165 m drop, view from the parking lot
Waterfall, 165 m drop, view from the parking lot
2 km from the center, wonderful sea views, 65 places, small supermarket nearby
2 km from the center, wonderful sea views, 65 places, small supermarket nearby
Olav's Church, Viking Court, Norwegian Royal Court
Olav's Church, Viking Court, Norwegian Royal Court
Fine sandy beaches
Fine sandy beaches
Very clean place with limited parking spaces. 190 Nok/pers. 20 Nok)
Very clean place with limited parking spaces. 190 Nok/pers. 20 Nok)
Charming little town with an ensemble of white houses from the 19th century
Charming little town with an ensemble of white houses from the 19th century
Stavanger is a city in southwestern Norway. In the city center stands Stavanger Cathedral, which dates back to the city's founding in the 12th century. The Stavanger Museum tells the history of the city and exhibits wild animals. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum provides insights into the oil industry with diving vehicles, a large drilling bit and an emergency slide. The shopping street Øvre Holmegate is known for its colorful houses.
Stavanger is a city in southwestern Norway. In the city center stands Stavanger Cathedral, which dates back to the city's founding in the 12th century. The Stavanger Museum tells the history of the city and exhibits wild animals. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum provides insights into the oil industry with diving vehicles, a large drilling bit and an emergency slide. The shopping street Øvre Holmegate is known for its colorful houses.
Egersund is a cozy town with historic wooden houses, a beautiful center with many small shops, delicious restaurants and cafes, and a lot to offer in terms of culture. You can experience the varied and diverse nature on trips to the nearby forests, fields and mountains. The beautiful coast is a wonderful experience both by boat and on foot.
Big and small experiences just an hour from Stavanger.
Egersund is a cozy town with historic wooden houses, a beautiful center with many small shops, delicious restaurants and cafes, and a lot to offer in terms of culture. You can experience the varied and diverse nature on trips to the nearby forests, fields and mountains. The beautiful coast is a wonderful experience both by boat and on foot.
Big and small experiences just an hour from Stavanger.
Parking at the lighthouse, overnight stay 300 Nok including free entry to the lighthouse, museum and bunker facilities
Parking at the lighthouse, overnight stay 300 Nok including free entry to the lighthouse, museum and bunker facilities
Old town and Norway's most beautiful sandy beach south of Mandal
Old town and Norway's most beautiful sandy beach south of Mandal
Great place to stop when getting off the ferry to explore old Kristiansand. You can pay by card 24 hours, 20nok/hr, 10 mins from the center
Great place to stop when getting off the ferry to explore old Kristiansand. You can pay by card 24 hours, 20nok/hr, 10 mins from the center
Top parking lot with public toilets with their own sinks, free 10 spaces
Top parking lot with public toilets with their own sinks, free 10 spaces
Overnight accommodation 15 places, payment is made to the harbor master at the machine
Overnight accommodation 15 places, payment is made to the harbor master at the machine
Travel from Sankt Ingbert to Hildesheim
Travel from Sankt Ingbert to Hildesheim
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Die Gewässer vor Andenes sind sehr produktiv und ziehen eine große Vielfalt an Barten- und Zahnwalarten an! Die häufigsten Sichtungen im Sommer sind Pottwale, die sich das ganze Jahr über hier aufhalten. Der Anblick eines Pottwals ist wirklich ein überwältigendes Erlebnis, das bereits Melville zu seinem Buch Moby Dick inspirierte. Mit einer Länge von bis zu 20 Metern und einem Gewicht von 60 Tonnen ist er der größte Zahnwal der Welt!
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Nidaros Domkirche,Bybro Brücke,Festung Kristiasten,Stiftsgarden
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- 59.1497 5.2582
- 59° 8' 59.1" N 5° 15' 29.4" E
- 59.1703 5.4529
- 59° 10' 12.9" N 5° 27' 10.3" E
- 59.1372 5.59
- 59° 8' 14" N 5° 35' 23.9" E
Stavanger ist eine Stadt im Südwesten Norwegens. In der
Stadtmitte steht der Dom von Stavanger, der auf die Gründung der Stadt
im 12. Jahrhundert zurückgeht. Das Museum Stavanger erzählt die
Geschichte der Stadt und stellt Wildtierpräparate aus. Das Norwegische
Erdölmuseum gewährt mit Tauchfahrzeugen, einem großen Bohrmeißel und
einer Notrutsche Einblicke in die Erdölindustrie. Die Einkaufsstraße
Øvre Holmegate ist für ihre bunten Häuser bekannt.
- 58.4515 6.0008
- 58° 27' 5.4" N 6° 0' 2.7" E
- 58.293 6.6643
- 58° 17' 34.8" N 6° 39' 51.4" E
- 57.9828 7.0471
- 57° 58' 58" N 7° 2' 49.5" E
Altstadt und schönster Sandstrand Norwegens südlich von Mandal
- 58.0268 7.4535
- 58° 1' 36.5" N 7° 27' 12.5" E
- 58.1358 8.0032
- 58° 8' 8.9" N 8° 0' 11.5" E
- 57.5908 9.965
- 57° 35' 26.9" N 9° 57' 53.9" E
- 57.5923 9.9605
- 57° 35' 32.2" N 9° 57' 37.8" E
- 55.488 9.5003
- 55° 29' 16.9" N 9° 30' 1" E
Reise von Sankt Ingbert nach Hildesheim
- 49.2788 7.1157
- 49° 16' 43.8" N 7° 6' 56.4" E
Travelogue
Spiegelburg Camping and Inn is located directly on the banks of the Werra River in the middle of the Hannoversch Münden Nature Park. Nevertheless, the campsite is only 5 minutes away from the A7 (exit 75, between Kassel and Göttingen). The city of three rivers, Hann. Münden is 6 kilometers from the campsite.
Spiegelburg Camping and Inn is located directly on the banks of the Werra River in the middle of the Hannoversch Münden Nature Park. Nevertheless, the campsite is only 5 minutes away from the A7 (exit 75, between Kassel and Göttingen). The city of three rivers, Hann. Münden is 6 kilometers from the campsite.
All roads in the southern Swedish region of Skåne lead to Malmö. This seaside city is not to be missed as it offers a mix of old European charm and an ultra-modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere, as well as food and culture from all corners of the world.
All roads in the southern Swedish region of Skåne lead to Malmö. This seaside city is not to be missed as it offers a mix of old European charm and an ultra-modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere, as well as food and culture from all corners of the world.
The complex is located in beautiful surroundings in Småland, on Lake Lovsjön south of Jönköping, and has twelve holiday cabins and 85 pitches, 66 of which have electricity. Most pitches also offer a beautiful view of the lake.
The complex is located in beautiful surroundings in Småland, on Lake Lovsjön south of Jönköping, and has twelve holiday cabins and 85 pitches, 66 of which have electricity. Most pitches also offer a beautiful view of the lake.
The city stretches across 14 islands connected by bridges. You can explore the city by ferry or, like most locals, just walk .
The city stretches across 14 islands connected by bridges. You can explore the city by ferry or, like most locals, just walk .
Fyrishov Stugby and Camping Direct in Fyrishov is an ideal base for exploring Uppsala and its surroundings and is within walking distance of the city center.
Fyrishov Stugby and Camping Direct in Fyrishov is an ideal base for exploring Uppsala and its surroundings and is within walking distance of the city center.
Snibbens Camping is picturesquely located directly on the lake on a headland with a beautiful lake view. The places right on the water are popular. In 2022, Snibbens won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is a perfect starting point for trips to the High Coast area - just 2 km from the High Coast Bridge (the mighty High Coast Bridge is the most famous landmark of the High Coast with a height of 180 meters) between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik.
With just 2 km to the high coast hub of Högakustenbron, centrally located between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik, Snibben is the natural starting point for trips to the fabulous High Coast area and hikes to the beautiful viewpoints and peaks of the High Coast.
In 2022, Snibbens Camping won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is picturesquely located directly on the lake on a headland with a beautiful lake view. The places right on the water are popular. In 2022, Snibbens won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
Snibbens Camping is a perfect starting point for trips to the High Coast area - just 2 km from the High Coast Bridge (the mighty High Coast Bridge is the most famous landmark of the High Coast with a height of 180 meters) between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik.
With just 2 km to the high coast hub of Högakustenbron, centrally located between Härnösand and Örnsköldsvik, Snibben is the natural starting point for trips to the fabulous High Coast area and hikes to the beautiful viewpoints and peaks of the High Coast.
In 2022, Snibbens Camping won Campers' Choice for the most beautiful location.
The High Coast region has two landmarks: the Skuleberg in the north and the High Coast Bridge in the south. The mighty and beautiful bridge is considered Sweden's Golden Gate Bridge. It spans the Ångermanälven delta. If you are traveling on the E4 between Härnösand and Kramfors/Örnsköldsvik, you should definitely take an hour's break at the bridge. The view is breathtaking, especially when the weather is great.
The High Coast region has two landmarks: the Skuleberg in the north and the High Coast Bridge in the south. The mighty and beautiful bridge is considered Sweden's Golden Gate Bridge. It spans the Ångermanälven delta. If you are traveling on the E4 between Härnösand and Kramfors/Örnsköldsvik, you should definitely take an hour's break at the bridge. The view is breathtaking, especially when the weather is great.
Very nice campsite from the First Camp chain. Offers entertainment options for children like hotels do, from kids club to mini disco and show in the evening. Probably a bit slimmed down at the moment due to Corona, but still very nice. In addition to an 18-hole mini golf course, a high ropes course, a rental of Tretgogarts, a playground and two bouncy cushions, the complex also offers a beautiful beach, a sauna and a canoe rental. The place is very well maintained and has several sanitary buildings. Right next to it is a large and very beautiful iron museum of the Luleå-Narvik ore railway line.
Very nice campsite from the First Camp chain. Offers entertainment options for children like hotels do, from kids club to mini disco and show in the evening. Probably a bit slimmed down at the moment due to Corona, but still very nice. In addition to an 18-hole mini golf course, a high ropes course, a rental of Tretgogarts, a playground and two bouncy cushions, the complex also offers a beautiful beach, a sauna and a canoe rental. The place is very well maintained and has several sanitary buildings. Right next to it is a large and very beautiful iron museum of the Luleå-Narvik ore railway line.
Northernmost point of the Baltic Sea
Nice place to stay overnight for caravans. Next to Santas Village (3 minutes walk). Clean toilets, honestly could have more but is it what it is? They have a sauna, a good hiking trail next to the place. Overall, great value for money despite being fairly “close” to the main road. You hardly hear any car noises.
Nice place to stay overnight for caravans. Next to Santas Village (3 minutes walk). Clean toilets, honestly could have more but is it what it is? They have a sauna, a good hiking trail next to the place. Overall, great value for money despite being fairly “close” to the main road. You hardly hear any car noises.
Santa Claus Village,Christmas VillageSanta Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, Santa Claus' official hometown. Santa Claus has made his home in Lapland in northern Finland for centuries. The Arctic Circle is very close to his heart because many Christmas mysteries have their roots in this magical place. Santa Claus Village is a destination for the whole family that has much to offer for all ages. We wish you an unforgettable visit.
Santa Claus Village,Christmas VillageSanta Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, Santa Claus' official hometown. Santa Claus has made his home in Lapland in northern Finland for centuries. The Arctic Circle is very close to his heart because many Christmas mysteries have their roots in this magical place. Santa Claus Village is a destination for the whole family that has much to offer for all ages. We wish you an unforgettable visit.
Camping Ukonjärvi is a campsite in Ivalo, Lapland, in the forest and lake/leisure lake. This campsite has pitches with pitches, pitches with shade and pitches with some shade. It is possible to rent hiking huts and bungalows/chalets.
Camping Ukonjärvi is a campsite in Ivalo, Lapland, in the forest and lake/leisure lake. This campsite has pitches with pitches, pitches with shade and pitches with some shade. It is possible to rent hiking huts and bungalows/chalets.
Parking lot at the church at the harbor. Slightly elevated, therefore great views of the sea and hopefully soon also of the midnight sun.
Parking feesGratuitNumber of spaces5Open/ClosedAlwaysParking lot at the church at the harbor. Slightly elevated, therefore great views of the sea and hopefully soon also of the midnight sun.
Parking feesGratuitNumber of spaces5Open/ClosedAlwaysBeautiful campsite
Price of servicesWashing machine, nok 50,Parking fee Nok 450 nok incl electricity water, shower, 70 places, open all year roundBeautiful campsite
Price of servicesWashing machine, nok 50,Parking fee Nok 450 nok incl electricity water, shower, 70 places, open all year roundDirectly at the beginning of the pass road to Nordkapp is “Nordkapp Camping” on a small lake with a beautiful view of the mountains. The parking spaces for motorhomes are completely asphalted and the large hotel attached to them somewhat spoils the view to the northeast.
Price of servicesElectricity: 60 nok Showers: 10 nok / 6 minute washParking fees210 nok/ 60 nok electricNumber of places50Open/Closed01.05 - 30.09Directly at the beginning of the pass road to Nordkapp is “Nordkapp Camping” on a small lake with a beautiful view of the mountains. The parking spaces for motorhomes are completely asphalted and the large hotel attached to them somewhat spoils the view to the northeast.
Price of servicesElectricity: 60 nok Showers: 10 nok / 6 minute washParking fees210 nok/ 60 nok electricNumber of places50Open/Closed01.05 - 30.09goal achieved
goal achieved
Last night before the Nordkapp
Overnight place
Overnight place
City tour
City tour
The waters off Andenes are very productive and attract a wide variety of baleen and toothed whale species! The most common sightings in summer are sperm whales, which are here all year round. The sight of a sperm whale is truly an overwhelming experience, which inspired Melville to write his book Moby Dick. With a length of up to 20 meters and a weight of 60 tons, it is the largest toothed whale in the world!
The waters off Andenes are very productive and attract a wide variety of baleen and toothed whale species! The most common sightings in summer are sperm whales, which are here all year round. The sight of a sperm whale is truly an overwhelming experience, which inspired Melville to write his book Moby Dick. With a length of up to 20 meters and a weight of 60 tons, it is the largest toothed whale in the world!
Gryllefjord is a fishing village in the municipality of Senja in the county of Troms in Norway, 210 km north of Narvik. It is located on the island of Senja on the Gryllefjord in the northern part of the municipality. Gryllefjord is the starting point for the summer ferry to Andenes on the island of Andøya. The ferry is in operation from May 16 to September 25 and runs twice a day from May 16 to June 13 and from August 26 to September 25, and 3 times a day in the high season from June 14 to August 25. The shipping company Torghatten uses the ferry MF "Stetind" on this route. The crossing takes 1 hour, 20 minutes.
Gryllefjord is a fishing village in the municipality of Senja in the county of Troms in Norway, 210 km north of Narvik. It is located on the island of Senja on the Gryllefjord in the northern part of the municipality. Gryllefjord is the starting point for the summer ferry to Andenes on the island of Andøya. The ferry is in operation from May 16 to September 25 and runs twice a day from May 16 to June 13 and from August 26 to September 25, and 3 times a day in the high season from June 14 to August 25. The shipping company Torghatten uses the ferry MF "Stetind" on this route. The crossing takes 1 hour, 20 minutes.
Trip to Trollfjord by catamaran, duration 3.5 hours, departure from the harbor, €110 per person
Trip to Trollfjord by catamaran, duration 3.5 hours, departure from the harbor, €110 per person
Campsite, 2 nights
A large tarred parking lot in front of a school and kindergarten directly on the E10. The parking lot is flat and also suitable for large motorhomes. 5 spaces. Open all year round.
A large tarred parking lot in front of a school and kindergarten directly on the E10. The parking lot is flat and also suitable for large motorhomes. 5 spaces. Open all year round.
The Lofotr Viking Museum is one of Norway's most important tourist destinations. Discover a range of activities and exhibitions to enjoy, with booking details where applicable.
The Lofotr Viking Museum is one of Norway's most important tourist destinations. Discover a range of activities and exhibitions to enjoy, with booking details where applicable.
The Skreda rest area is located on the shore west of Leknes, an hour's drive from Å and Svolvær.
From here you have a unique view over the fjord towards Gravdal, Offersøystraumen, Nappstraumen and the mountains to the south. The square is well protected from traffic noise, and the colorful tables and benches with their soft shapes invite you to stop for a longer period of time.
The Skreda rest area is located on the shore west of Leknes, an hour's drive from Å and Svolvær.
From here you have a unique view over the fjord towards Gravdal, Offersøystraumen, Nappstraumen and the mountains to the south. The square is well protected from traffic noise, and the colorful tables and benches with their soft shapes invite you to stop for a longer period of time.
The Brunstranda rest area is located on the E10 in the municipality of Flakstad.
The white sandy beach surrounded by the spectacular mountain ranges of Flakstadøya makes the place a popular destination all year round.
In 1995 a rest area was built in Brunstranda, well shielded from the E10 by a wall. A new service building has now been built at this location. This building contains toilets and a warming hall that protects against wind and weather. Paths and parking spaces were renewed and new rest area furniture was installed, offering impressive views of the sea.
The Brunstranda rest area is located on the E10 in the municipality of Flakstad.
The white sandy beach surrounded by the spectacular mountain ranges of Flakstadøya makes the place a popular destination all year round.
In 1995 a rest area was built in Brunstranda, well shielded from the E10 by a wall. A new service building has now been built at this location. This building contains toilets and a warming hall that protects against wind and weather. Paths and parking spaces were renewed and new rest area furniture was installed, offering impressive views of the sea.
Ramberg is beautifully located in Jusnesvika Bay.
Surrounded by green grass, blue sea and majestic mountains, Rambergstrand is an overwhelming experience. A narrow path made of wooden sleepers leads directly down to the beach.
Ramberg is beautifully located in Jusnesvika Bay.
Surrounded by green grass, blue sea and majestic mountains, Rambergstrand is an overwhelming experience. A narrow path made of wooden sleepers leads directly down to the beach.
viewpoint with rest area by the sea
viewpoint with rest area by the sea
Most famous photo motifs in Norway
Most famous photo motifs in Norway
Small fishing village with 100 inhabitants. There is a relatively large, free car park in Å. If you drive through the tunnel on the E10, it is immediately on the left-hand side. You can't miss it. The car park is also suitable for camper vans. Parking is limited to 6 hours, so it is not recommended that you spend the night here.
Small fishing village with 100 inhabitants. There is a relatively large, free car park in Å. If you drive through the tunnel on the E10, it is immediately on the left-hand side. You can't miss it. The car park is also suitable for camper vans. Parking is limited to 6 hours, so it is not recommended that you spend the night here.
Finally in Lofoten
Take the ferry to Sorland (Vaeroy), then Park 4 Night Unnamed Road. You can use the old runway as a parking space
Take the ferry to Sorland (Vaeroy), then Park 4 Night Unnamed Road. You can use the old runway as a parking space
30 places, 300 NOK
Attractive destination with campsite
Attractive destination with campsite
The Arctic Circle Center
www.polarsirkelsenteret.no
The Arctic Circle Center
www.polarsirkelsenteret.no
Old town, Cafe Vikgarden
From Storforshei 90 km no gas station to the north
Old town, Cafe Vikgarden
From Storforshei 90 km no gas station to the north
Laksforsen waterfall. There is an unforgettable view in the restaurant
Laksforsen waterfall. There is an unforgettable view in the restaurant
A beautiful picnic area has been set up here on the Namsen River, next to the roaring rapids.
A beautiful picnic area has been set up here on the Namsen River, next to the roaring rapids.
Overnight accommodation, 350 Nok,
waterfall
waterfall
Nidaros Cathedral Church, Bybro Bridge, Kristiasten Fortress, Abbey Gardens
Nidaros Cathedral Church, Bybro Bridge, Kristiasten Fortress, Abbey Gardens
Womo St. 1st place
Womo St. 1st place
Kristiansund city tour
Geiranger is a village in western Norway, located at the head of the Geirangerfjord. Attractions include the Geiranger Fjordsenter, a museum with multimedia exhibitions on the history of the region and its inhabitants. Part of the steep Trollstigen mountain road winds through the village, connecting it to the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, which offers views of the fjord. Boat tours take you to the fjord's waterfalls, including the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.
Geiranger is a village in western Norway, located at the head of the Geirangerfjord. Attractions include the Geiranger Fjordsenter, a museum with multimedia exhibitions on the history of the region and its inhabitants. Part of the steep Trollstigen mountain road winds through the village, connecting it to the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, which offers views of the fjord. Boat tours take you to the fjord's waterfalls, including the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.
Ferry connection Gudvangen - Kaupanger 2 hours 20 minutes.
In the morning you take the bus (around 10:00) from Voss to Gudvangen. There you board the passenger ferry through the Naerfjord via Aurland to Flam. There you board the Flam Railway at around 3:35 p.m., heading towards Myrdal. Stops at the Kjos waterfall for photography, 4:15 p.m. Arrival at 16:23. Train to Bergen to Voss. 8Tour (inquire at the tourist office)
Ferry connection Gudvangen - Kaupanger 2 hours 20 minutes.
In the morning you take the bus (around 10:00) from Voss to Gudvangen. There you board the passenger ferry through the Naerfjord via Aurland to Flam. There you board the Flam Railway at around 3:35 p.m., heading towards Myrdal. Stops at the Kjos waterfall for photography, 4:15 p.m. Arrival at 16:23. Train to Bergen to Voss. 8Tour (inquire at the tourist office)
The Vøringsfossen is one of the most famous sights in Norway. At perhaps the most famous waterfall in Norway, huge masses of water cascade 182 metres down from the Hardangervidda plateau into the Måbødalen valley. The longest free fall of this impressive waterfall is an impressive 145 metres.
The area around the Vøringsfossen waterfall, which is one of the attractions along the Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda, has been steadily improved and expanded in recent years. In August 2020, the attraction's newest highlight was opened: a spectacular bridge over the waterfall! The bridge has a span of 47 meters and 99 steps. The stair bridge, together with new paths and a viewing point, marks the end of the second construction phase of the expansion of the Vøringsfossen, led by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The first construction phase was completed in 2018 with viewing platforms, paths, a security fence, parking spaces and a service building below the Fossli Hotel.
MåbødalenIt is also possible to see the waterfall from the valley floor. Måbødalen is an extremely narrow, steep and magnificent valley that stretches from Eidfjord up to the Hardangervidda. In the past, several paths led through Måbødalen, and in the years after 1780, 1300 stone steps were laid to make the journey easier.
The road from Måbødalen up to Fossli was completed in 1916, and this road is still accessible on foot or by bike. The current road through the valley has several tunnels, but there are also some great stops and viewpoints. From the current road, the walk down to the waterfall takes 30 minutes.
The Vøringsfossen is one of the most famous sights in Norway. At perhaps the most famous waterfall in Norway, huge masses of water cascade 182 metres down from the Hardangervidda plateau into the Måbødalen valley. The longest free fall of this impressive waterfall is an impressive 145 metres.
The area around the Vøringsfossen waterfall, which is one of the attractions along the Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda, has been steadily improved and expanded in recent years. In August 2020, the attraction's newest highlight was opened: a spectacular bridge over the waterfall! The bridge has a span of 47 meters and 99 steps. The stair bridge, together with new paths and a viewing point, marks the end of the second construction phase of the expansion of the Vøringsfossen, led by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The first construction phase was completed in 2018 with viewing platforms, paths, a security fence, parking spaces and a service building below the Fossli Hotel.
MåbødalenIt is also possible to see the waterfall from the valley floor. Måbødalen is an extremely narrow, steep and magnificent valley that stretches from Eidfjord up to the Hardangervidda. In the past, several paths led through Måbødalen, and in the years after 1780, 1300 stone steps were laid to make the journey easier.
The road from Måbødalen up to Fossli was completed in 1916, and this road is still accessible on foot or by bike. The current road through the valley has several tunnels, but there are also some great stops and viewpoints. From the current road, the walk down to the waterfall takes 30 minutes.
The nature and waterfalls in Husedalen are breathtaking. Four beautiful waterfalls are located close together on the way from Kinsarvik up to Hardangervidda. The walk from the car park to the top waterfall and back takes 5-6 hours. The area is easily accessible and offers a good alternative for short and longer tours. Hardanger Fossasti is an easier tour that starts in the center of Kinsarvik. Follow the path along the river and read the information boards along the way. More information and map.
starting pointFrom the main road 13 in Kinsarvik, follow the signs to Husedalen.
The nature and waterfalls in Husedalen are breathtaking. Four beautiful waterfalls are located close together on the way from Kinsarvik up to Hardangervidda. The walk from the car park to the top waterfall and back takes 5-6 hours. The area is easily accessible and offers a good alternative for short and longer tours. Hardanger Fossasti is an easier tour that starts in the center of Kinsarvik. Follow the path along the river and read the information boards along the way. More information and map.
starting pointFrom the main road 13 in Kinsarvik, follow the signs to Husedalen.
Waterfall, 165 m drop, view from the parking lot
Waterfall, 165 m drop, view from the parking lot
2 km from the center, wonderful sea views, 65 places, small supermarket nearby
2 km from the center, wonderful sea views, 65 places, small supermarket nearby
Olav's Church, Viking Court, Norwegian Royal Court
Olav's Church, Viking Court, Norwegian Royal Court
Fine sandy beaches
Fine sandy beaches
Very clean place with limited parking spaces. 190 Nok/pers. 20 Nok)
Very clean place with limited parking spaces. 190 Nok/pers. 20 Nok)
Charming little town with an ensemble of white houses from the 19th century
Charming little town with an ensemble of white houses from the 19th century
Stavanger is a city in southwestern Norway. In the city center stands Stavanger Cathedral, which dates back to the city's founding in the 12th century. The Stavanger Museum tells the history of the city and exhibits wild animals. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum provides insights into the oil industry with diving vehicles, a large drilling bit and an emergency slide. The shopping street Øvre Holmegate is known for its colorful houses.
Stavanger is a city in southwestern Norway. In the city center stands Stavanger Cathedral, which dates back to the city's founding in the 12th century. The Stavanger Museum tells the history of the city and exhibits wild animals. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum provides insights into the oil industry with diving vehicles, a large drilling bit and an emergency slide. The shopping street Øvre Holmegate is known for its colorful houses.
Egersund is a cozy town with historic wooden houses, a beautiful center with many small shops, delicious restaurants and cafes, and a lot to offer in terms of culture. You can experience the varied and diverse nature on trips to the nearby forests, fields and mountains. The beautiful coast is a wonderful experience both by boat and on foot.
Big and small experiences just an hour from Stavanger.
Egersund is a cozy town with historic wooden houses, a beautiful center with many small shops, delicious restaurants and cafes, and a lot to offer in terms of culture. You can experience the varied and diverse nature on trips to the nearby forests, fields and mountains. The beautiful coast is a wonderful experience both by boat and on foot.
Big and small experiences just an hour from Stavanger.
Parking at the lighthouse, overnight stay 300 Nok including free entry to the lighthouse, museum and bunker facilities
Parking at the lighthouse, overnight stay 300 Nok including free entry to the lighthouse, museum and bunker facilities
Old town and Norway's most beautiful sandy beach south of Mandal
Old town and Norway's most beautiful sandy beach south of Mandal
Great place to stop when getting off the ferry to explore old Kristiansand. You can pay by card 24 hours, 20nok/hr, 10 mins from the center
Great place to stop when getting off the ferry to explore old Kristiansand. You can pay by card 24 hours, 20nok/hr, 10 mins from the center
Top parking lot with public toilets with their own sinks, free 10 spaces
Top parking lot with public toilets with their own sinks, free 10 spaces
Overnight accommodation 15 places, payment is made to the harbor master at the machine
Overnight accommodation 15 places, payment is made to the harbor master at the machine
Travel from Sankt Ingbert to Hildesheim
Travel from Sankt Ingbert to Hildesheim
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Schöne Tour. So ähnlich bin ich sie dieses Jahr vom Westerwald aus gefahren.
Habe mit Deine Tour als Vorlage genutzt.Kannst du mir was über die Kosten verraten(Sprit, Fähren usw., Gasverbrauch wäre auch nicht schlecht. Hast du eine App gehabt für die Fährverbindungen. Fragen über Fragen...Wie war die Tour überhaupt? Was würdest du weg lassen oder dazufügen.
Moin Michael, Kosten beliefen sich auf etwas über 6600 Euro. Hier kann man durch Freistehen das ganze reduzieren. Diesel 1245 Euro, 1 Flasche Gas betankt 23 Euro, 30 ltr AdBlue zusätzlich verbraucht. Die Camping- und Stellplätze schlugen mit 2500 Euro zu Buche, wobei wir noch die dänischen Ostseeinseln gemacht haben und hier waren die Plätze extrem teuer. Maut um und bei 430 Euro, einschl. 2x Oresund- und Storebeltbrücke. Für die Fähren hatte ich den Ferjekort, 200 Euro vorab darauf gezahlt. Die Fahrpläne habe ich mir aus dem Internet besorgt. Zwei zusätzliche Fährfahrten habe ich gemacht, diese liefen nicht über den Ferjekort: 1x Gudvangen-Kaupanger, 1x Geiranger-Hellesynt.
Hoffe Dir damit geholfen zu haben. Falls weitere Fragen, gerne stellen. Evtl mit Email Adresse
Nachtrag
Die Lofoten fand ich jetzt nicht so prickelnd wie viele andere hier. Senja hat mir besser gefallen. Nehme in Senja auf jeden Fall die nördliche route, die ist landschaftlich die bessere Option. Lindernes muss man nicht machen, bei mir war es der Reiz vom südlichsten Punkt hoch zum nördlichsten. Saltstraumen kann man, muss man aber die. Die Atlantikstraße hätte ich mir auch beeindruckender vorgestellt. Einmal langt. Der Sognefjellvei ist ein Muss. Eine Autfähre durch den Fjord sollte man machen, entweder Gudvangen-Kaupanger oder Geiranger- Hellesynt. Bergen muss man sehr früh anfahren, wir waren um 1300 Uhr schon zu spätt, der Stellplatz war voll. Die nächsten Plätze sind dann schon gute 12km entfernt.
Insgesamt ist der Süden bis hoch nach Bergen landschaftlich deutlich interessanter als der Norden. Finnland hat mich persönlich etwas enttäuscht, dass Weihnachtsmanndorf in Rovanimi kann man, muss man aber nicht.
Wir sind dann nicht mehr die Ostsee entlang, die vielen Eindrücke in Norwegen haben den Speicher vollgemacht :-). Wir sind dann den Inlandsvej gefahren. Schweden machen wir gesondert, da die Landschaft einfach anders ist und die Eindrücke Norwegens diese schmälern würden (meine Meinung).
Danke für den Tip
Wenn ihr euch in Göteburg nichts ansehen wollt könnt ihr auch direkt die E4 hoch fahren. Brahehus wäre ein Rastplatz. Ist zwar sehr voll - zumindest wo wir da waren - aber man kann sich eine Ruine ansehen. ;-)
Stimmt, wahrscheinlich fahre ich anders rum.Die Empfehlung hatte ich schon öfters bekommen.
Danke, für gute Tipps bin ich immer zu haben
Gruß Michael
2026? Das ist ja noch lange hin...
Wenn ich das richtig sehe willst du "nur" durch Schweden zurück fahren ohne dir etwas anzusehen. In dem Fall würde ich die Route umdrehen.
Falls Du schneller durchkommst wie geplant ;-) evtl. brauchst Du da auch keine Campingplätze je nachdem wie du ausgestattet bist.
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