Cycling to the North Cape

The North I'm Martin from Dreams on Tracks and today we talk about the five best things about cycling in Norway. Number one, wild camping. As most people know, camping in Scandinavian countries is allowed, it's free and it's amazing. Number two, animals. There are few animals that you will barely see anywhere else in Europe and that is the moose and the reindeer. Number three, ferries. Number three, ferries. Ferries are connecting the whole coastline of Norway and there are little ferries, there are big ferries, there is the famous Hurtigruten. You have a nice break from cycling. You are very likely to meet other cyclists because they all have to take the ferries or they all take the ferries. It's an amazing view along the coast, not too expensive for Norwegian standards. Sometimes it's even free because the people who check the tickets are very generous with cyclists. Number four, the landscapes. Norway in general is very sparsely populated and there are not many people so you see a lot of wilderness, a lot of nice landscapes. You have mountains, you have the fjell, you have the sea, the fjords and the combination of all of this together. Number five, the north. The north is a very special place in Norway. You have the famous Nordkapp which is quite touristy, but still quite nice. Next to the Nordkapp there are other roads and you can reach it with the Hurtigruten. It's very isolated, there is not much apart from rocks and wind. It's a very special atmosphere and if you're lucky you might see an arctic fox. So that are the best things about Norway. We will start a video series about what are the best things and the worst things about the countries we cycled through. So if you don't want to miss out on future videos, please click subscribe and see you next time. Bye!