The Scandinavian word ‘hygge’, the concept of cosying up and getting comfortable at home, has become pretty well-known globally over the last few years. The Norwegians have the word ‘friluftsliv’, which is the philosophy of embracing outdoor activities and immersing yourself in nature. Where better place to do this than in the fjordlands. Whether visiting picturesque towns, on a boat cruise on a fjord, driving, hiking or skiing in the stunning Sunnmore Alps, this part of Norway has some of the most spectacular scenery in Scandinavia.

The ferry slices through the glassy waters of the fjord. Towering rock walls stretched spectacularly above us. Abandoned farmhouses cling to the cliff faces, and slender waterfalls cascade down to meet the tranquil surface of the fjord. We are in the heart of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site, a place of breathtaking natural beauty and a sapphire-coloured jewel

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