[2025 Averoy Attraction] Travel Guide for Atlantic Road (Updated May)

Ladies! Just finished an epic Nordic self-driving tour, and this Atlantic Ocean Road is breathtakingly beautiful 😭 12 days exploring Norway's three major fjords + Denmark's fairy tale towns, and my mind is still filled with the magnificent fjord scenery. May-September is the best time for a road trip! ❗【👇Click below to unlock an amazing Nordic journey】❗ 🌉【Atlantic Ocean Road】 ▪️Acclaimed as one of the "world's most beautiful roads" ▪️8 bridges connecting islands like scattered pearls ▪️Storseisundet Bridge with massive waves crashing against it is spectacular ▪️Best photo spot: Myrbærholmen viewing platform ▪️Hidden experiences: Northern Lights in the evening + whale watching in the morning 🐋 ⛰️【Norway's Three Major Fjords】 1️⃣Sognefjord - Cruise through the clouds 2️⃣Geirangerfjord - Climb to the top of "Eagle Road" 3️⃣Lysefjord - Visit the famous Pulpit Rock cliff ✨【Magical Experiences】 ✅Stay in a 300-year-old Viking family hotel ✅Kayak touching blue ice - absolutely dreamy ✅City walk through Denmark's fairy tale towns ✅Fjord seafood feast ❗【👇Click below to unlock an amazing Nordic journey】❗

Want to go to Norway for a short vacation? This 9-day guide takes you on an in-depth tour! Explore the four great fjords, hike to Pulpit Rock, and walk through Mount Floyen. Take a ride on the Flamberg Railway, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and don't miss the spectacular Atlantic Road! Come and start your trip to Norway! / 🗺️Route arrangement: DAY1: Arrive in Stavanger, pick up by special car and take to the hotel, the trip to Norway officially begins! DAY2-3: Depart from Stavanger, hike to Pulpit Rock to appreciate the scenery of the Lysefjord, and then head to Bergen. Visit the colorful fairytale town and take the Floyen Mountain Cable Car to explore the Norwegian forest. DAY4: Depart from Bergen, cruise on the Nærøyfjord, pass the Hardangerfjord and the Sognefjord, and finally arrive in Flåm. DAY5: Depart from Flåm, take a mountain train to visit the Aurlandsfjord, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and finally arrive in Stirling. DAY6-7: Stirling goes to Geirangerfjord, where you may encounter dolphins and seals during the boat trip. Cross the Eagle Road and the Fairy Road, then experience the wildness and beauty of the Atlantic Road, and finally fly to Oslo. DAY8: One-day tour of Oslo city, visit the Munch Museum, check in Akershus Castle and other landmarks. DAY9: We were sent to the airport in advance according to the flight time, ending our trip to Norway. / Attractions to visit: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening hours: Open all day - Playing time: 2-3 hours The picturesque scenery was formed by the influx of meltwater from glaciers. It is one of the most magnificent natural landscapes in the world. The waterway is lined with steep cliffs and towering mountains. Munch Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Tuesday, Sunday 10:00-18:00; Wednesday-Saturday 10:00-21:00 - Playing time: 2-3 hours - The museum houses a large amount of valuable materials about Munch, and is a must-see place to learn about this artist. Flame Train ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bergen 5742, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday 08:00-16:00; Friday, Sunday 08:00-17:30 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The scenery along the way is magnificent. It is a unique experience to take a train to appreciate the beauty of Norway's mountains and rivers. Bryggen ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bryggen, 5003 Bergen, Norway - Opening hours: 09:00-16:00 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The bright colors of the wooden houses constitute the source of Norway's colors. Take a walk among them and feel the unique charm of Norway. / What to pack for a trip to Norway? 📞 A Norwegian phone card is a must-have for easy communication and not getting lost in the forests and fjords of Northern Europe. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, as the socket type in Norway may be different from your home. 📖 Passport, visa, and air tickets are of utmost importance. Be sure to check them again and again before departure. 👔 Norway is still a bit cold in March, so bring a warm coat and waterproof shoes to cope with all kinds of weather. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to ensure your electronic devices are always powered. 💊 Keep some medicines and first aid supplies handy, just in case. Safety comes first. / 🌟Our trip to Norway ends here. I look forward to exploring the secrets with you next time. Stay tuned for more exciting things! 🌟

It’s the right time to travel during the Spring Festival! A 15-day in-depth tour of Northern Europe will take you to a fairy tale world of ice and snow. You deserve this guide! -------------------- Tour Nordic, explore the traces of Viking history🛡️, and immerse yourself in the beauty of fjords and aurora🌌. Experience the unique local customs and feel the fairy-tale atmosphere. A dream journey is waiting for you! 🚀 -------------------- 🚗Route: Day 1: Depart from Beijing and fly to Stockholm. Day 2-4: From Stockholm to Helsinki, then to Rovaniemi, and finally to Ivalo. Day 5-6: Explore Northern Europe further, from Ivalo to the North Cape, then to Honningsvåg to the Nordic town, then to Horta and finally to Oslo. Day 7-9: Depart from Oslo, pass through Trondheim, experience the Atlantic Road, arrive in Molde, then go to Ålesund, and finally visit the Geirangerfjord and stay overnight in the fjord town. Day 10-11: After visiting the Sognefjord, return to the fjord town, then head to the Hardangerfjord, and finally return to Oslo. Day 12-14: From Oslo to Fjöllbacka, Gothenburg, Helsingborg, and finally to Copenhagen, then to a small Swedish town, and finally back to Beijing via Stockholm. Day 15: Arrived in Beijing, ending the Nordic trip. -------------------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Are you ready for these must-haves for a Nordic trip? 📞 Phone cards are ready for worry-free roaming in Northern Europe. 🔌 Bring a plug converter to cope with different sockets in Northern Europe. 🆔 Keep your passport and visa properly and travel around Northern Europe without any obstacles. 🧣 It's chilly in Northern Europe in January, so wear scarves and gloves to keep warm. 👟 Waterproof boots are a must so you don’t have to worry about getting wet when exploring the snow. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep you charged during your travels. 💳 Carry your credit card with you for more convenient shopping and accommodation. -------------------- Travel to Northern Europe and enjoy the interweaving of fairy tales and nature. Don’t let hesitation stop you. Set off now and encounter your dream journey in Northern Europe!

Norway 7-day tour, seniors can also have fun! Fjord scenery, Pulpit Rock, and the magnificent Trollstigen, surrounded by forests, enjoy the beauty of nature! . Norway, the pearl of Northern Europe🌟, has a thousand-year Viking history🛶, magnificent fjords and midnight sun🌅, as well as unique Sami culture and folklore🎭. Come to Norway and experience an adventure through time and space!🚀 . Route overview:🗺️ DAY1️⃣: Heddal Stave Church Explore the ancient Heddal wooden church and feel the weight of history and the sacred atmosphere. DAY2️⃣: Pulpit Rock - Lysefjord Challenge the spectacular Pulpit Rock, enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lysefjord, and enjoy the magnificence and tranquility of nature. DAY3️⃣: Bryggen - Fløibanen Funicular - Bergen Fish Market Stroll through the ancient buildings of Bryggen, take the Fløibanen Funicular to overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, and finally visit the lively Bergen Fish Market. DAY4️⃣: Sognefjord Cruise the Sognefjord, enjoy the beauty of Norway's deepest fjord, and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. DAY5️⃣: Fjord Town - Fjærland (Bøyabreen Glacier + Glacier Museum) - Ålesund - Fjord Town Visit the fjord town, visit the Bøyabreen Glacier and Glacier Museum in Fjærland, then head to the picturesque Ålesund, and finally return to the fjord town to rest. DAY6️⃣: Atlantic Road Drive on the Atlantic Road and feel the shock and joy brought by this beautiful road. DAY7️⃣: Maihaugen Open-Air Museum Visit the Maihaugen Open-Air Museum to learn about Norway's traditional culture and history, and end the journey with a perfect ending.🌟 . Travel list:🧳 Go to Norway to play, you have to bring these! 📞 Phone card: Travel abroad, phone card must be prepared! Norwegian phone card, buy online in advance, can be used upon arrival, convenient and worry-free. 🔌 Plug adapter: Norwegian plug standards are different, adapters are a must! Don't forget to bring one, no worries about charging. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, air ticket, important documents are not missing! A copy is also prepared, safe and secure. 👚 Clothing: Norway is cold in February, down jackets and thermal underwear must be worn! Waterproof shoes are also a pair, not afraid of getting wet in the snow. 🔋 Chargers and others: Camera and mobile phone chargers are essential for travel! There is also a Norwegian dictionary, communication is smoother. . The trip to Norway ends like this, I hope next time, I can explore more secrets of this magical Nordic with you!🌄✨

Hi, babies! Want to explore Norway's stunning scenery? Here is a super practical 7-day travel guide waiting for you, taking you to travel around Norway is no longer a dream! -------------------- Route suggestions: Day 1: Heddal Stave Church Visit the ancient Heddal wooden church and experience its long-standing religious culture and exquisite wood carving art. Day 2: Pulpit Rock – Lysefjord Conquer the spectacular Pulpit Rock, take in the beautiful scenery of the Lysefjord, and experience the magnificence and mystery of nature. Day 3: Bryggen – Flønberg Funicular – Bergen Fish Market Stroll along the Bryggen Old Wharf, take the Flønberg Funicular to overlook the panoramic view of Bergen, then visit the bustling Bergen Fish Market and taste authentic seafood. Day 4: Sognefjord Explore the world's deepest Sognefjord, appreciate the wonders of nature, and enjoy the tranquility and magnificent fjord scenery. Day 5: Fjord Town - Fjerrand (Bojabryn Glacier + Glacier Museum) - Alesund - Fjord Town Visit the fjord town, visit Boyabrin Glacier and the Glacier Museum to learn about glaciers, and then go to Ålesund to experience the unique Norwegian style. Day 6: Atlantic Road Ride along the Atlantic Road, enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, and feel the grandeur of the Atlantic Ocean and the gentleness of the waves. Day 7: Maihaugen Open Air Museum Visit the Maihaugen Open-Air Museum to learn about Norway’s traditional culture and history and experience Norwegian folk customs. -------------------- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 A Norwegian phone card is a must-have for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Bring a European plug converter and you don’t have to worry about charging. 🪪 Passport, visa and insurance documents make your travel more secure. 🧥 It’s chilly in Norway in January, so you must bring a thick coat and snow boots. 🔋 Prepare chargers and mobile power banks to keep your battery fully charged for your journey. -------------------- The trip to Norway ends here, but the beautiful memories will remain in my heart forever. I hope this guide can help you leave unforgettable memories in your fantastic journey in Northern Europe🌲✨

June 17, Geiranger - Eagle Road - Elf Road - Atlantic Road - Molde Leaving the town of Geiranger, you will find Eagle Road, known for its 11 consecutive hairpin bends. Along the way, there are many scenic viewpoints with unique architectural features (such as Flydalsjuvet, Nesvingen, Gudbrandsjuvet, etc.), which are excellent spots to overlook the fjords. The most unmissable point is the highest point at the turn—Ørnesvingen Eagle's Wing Viewpoint. We stopped here to take photos, but due to the morning fog, the fjord scenery was not as beautiful as the previous day. After Eagle Road comes Elf Road, which is part of Route 63 and one of Norway's most memorable tourist attractions. It is also winding and thrilling. It is said that Elf Road took 8 years to build and was constructed using simple tools from the 1930s, showcasing the superb engineering skills of the Norwegians and their extreme love for roads. On Mount Bispen, there are two excellent viewpoints to admire the scenery of Elf Road. When we arrived here, the wind was so strong that we were almost blown away. Unfortunately, due to the weather, Elf Road was closed. After waiting for more than an hour, there was still no sign of it opening, so we had to give up and take a detour to the Atlantic Road, which added three hours to our journey. Due to its unique architectural features, the Atlantic Road is called the Road to Heaven by many. Eight winding bridges connect the small islands along the way like pearls. The Atlantic Road also has a famous broken bridge, the Storseisundet Bridge, known as 'The road to nowhere.' It not only has a spectacular and beautiful curve but also incorporates artistic elements into the bridge construction. The designer used visual errors to twist the bridge body into a strange angle, giving the illusion that there is no road ahead when vehicles approach! There are four viewing points on the Atlantic Road where people can stop and stay. Eldhus Island can be said to be the most colorful rest point on the Atlantic Road. The 550-meter-long scenic trail around the island allows people to enjoy the beautiful scenery 360° while getting close to the Atlantic Ocean. On the side of the island near the road, a hidden visitor service center appears, offering parking, tourist information, restroom services, as well as exquisite light meals and rich coffee. In addition, I saw many fishing enthusiasts fishing on both sides of the bridge. There are specially designed fishing roads here that do not affect the smooth flow of the entire road.

The Atlantic Coast Highway is an 8.3 km (5.2 mi) section of Route 64 that passes through the archipelago of Hustavika and Avery in Møre Romsdal county, Norway. It passes through Hustavika, connecting Avery Island with the mainland and the Lomdalshavya Peninsula. Between the villages of Culver in Avery and Vivan in Justavica, it was built on several islets and reefs, connected by several causeways, viaducts, and eight bridges - the most famous of which is the Stosse Strait Bridge. The Atlantic Highway is 6.5 meters wide and has a maximum slope of 8%. It consists of eight bridges and four rest areas and viewing platforms. Several tourist attractions have been established on the island, including dining, fishing and scuba diving resorts. #OverseasTravel #NorwayTravel #NorwayTourism #NorwayScenery #NorwayAttractions #I miss Norway so much #Highway #Atlantic #norway #atlanterhavsveien

Longer, yes; more expensive, yes. The charges for those ferries add up to be really amazing. From the Geirangerfjord all the way north, cut along the western fjord, there are 14,000 large and small islands in the adjacent seashore. For centuries the fishing industry has supported the income of the people here, salmon, salmon, Seafood such as lobster is extremely rich. The magnificent Atlantic Road connects some of these islands. In order to capture the beautiful arc of the Atlantic Road, we drove a car, adding 16 krona per liter of diesel and spent a few thousand krona on ferry fees. Caught in 16