Travel guide - Norway, Keys to Well Traveling | Glénat (French)

Where to admire the most beautiful landscapes? Where to observe birds? Mammals? Where to enjoy the show of the boreal aurora? Where to experience the art of reconnecting to nature? Where to cultivate his neurons? How to travel well in Norway? Patrick DelieUtraz entrusts us here his favorite corners and gives all the keys to succeed a first trip or the following, because we are necessarily going back to Norway.

Living in the open along the fjords or in the mountains: This is called the frilftsliv . It has become an art of living, an art to reconnect to nature. Because nature is preserved and rich despite a rough climate and landscapes are very varied.

In winter, the long nights allow the observation of a unique celestial show, the boreal aurora, especially in the Lofoten Islands, or the wilderness island of Senja or in the Lyngen Alps. The summer, the polar day accompanies the visitor in an endless nights to discover grandiose landscapes as in the Jotunheimen National Park. The coasts of the Norway Sea contain multiple fjords that offer observation points for bird colonies and marine wildlife such as orcs and whales. The mountains are a refuge for many glacial relics, including the mythical musk beef, but also reindeer and impulse. The mountains are a beautiful playground and adventures for outdoor sports practice: racket, skiing, trekking. Norway is a gateway to the Far North and a starting point for the Svalbard archipelago. This Arctic island houses a magnificent wildlife - white bear, seal, walrus - but so fragile.

This guide contains a multitude of practical information and good advice to organize your trip and is illustrated by the beautiful images of Patrick Delieutraz, captivated by this country.