David Nikel

3 days ago | forbes.com | David Nikel

Few places on Earth feel as close to the edge of the world, yet travel to Svalbard is easier than you might think. This remote Arctic archipelago, located halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole, offers a rare mix of raw wilderness and modern accessibility. Visitors come for the dramatic glaciers and icy fjords, stay for the stark beauty of the polar landscape, and leave with stories of encounters with reindeer, Arctic foxes, and perhaps even a polar bear.

3 days ago | lifeinnorway.net | David Nikel

Even the most scenic Norwegian cruise can be spoiled by a queasy stomach. Here’s what you need to know about seasickness before setting sail along Norway’s breathtaking but unpredictable coastline. Cruising the Norwegian coastline is a bucket list travel experience. From the towering fjords of the west to the wild Arctic landscapes of the north, Norway's coastal waters offer unforgettable scenery and a unique perspective on this spectacular country.

6 days ago | lifeinnorway.net | David Nikel

From budget-friendly beds to stylish stays in historic buildings, here are my top hotel picks based on years of travel experience. As someone who regularly travels around Norway for work, I’ve stayed in all kinds of hotels, from stylish city pads to places I wouldn’t recommend to my worst enemy. The truth is, hotel quality in Norway can vary a lot, even within the same chain, so it really pays to do your homework before booking. This is especially true in bigger cities like Bergen.

6 days ago | lifeinnorway.net | David Nikel

There’s something truly mesmerising about a waterfall. The sheer power, the thunderous roar, the mist dancing in the sunlight. It’s nature at its most theatrical. And when it comes to waterfalls, Norway delivers in spectacular style. This long, mountainous country is home to some of the most dramatic and diverse waterfalls in the world.

6 days ago | lifeinnorway.net | David Nikel

Norway has long been known for its dramatic landscapes and rugged coastlines. Now, one of Europe’s most ambitious infrastructure projects is taking shape beneath those iconic waterways. The Rogfast tunnel, currently under construction in western Norway, will become both the world’s longest and deepest subsea road tunnel once complete.