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Fjords, puffins and silence on World Wild Hearts' Norway loop

Zac and Ine start and finish in Bergen, with glacier walks, a via ferrata and coastal villages along the way.

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ULTIMATE NORWAY ROAD TRIP (2026) |10-14 Days from Bergen to the Best Fjords & Hidden Gems

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1:34The route begins in Bergen with Bryggen, the Hanseatic Museum and a hike up Mount Ulriken.
7:43The Loen stop combines a via ferrata climb up Mount Hoven with a visit to Lake Lovatnet.
10:11A boat transfer and hike reach Skageflå Farm above Geirangerfjord, followed by kayaking in Valldal.
17:34Runde's evening puffin excursion precedes coastal stops at Refviksanden beach and Kalvåg.
21:56Driving advice covers toll systems and automated license-plate scanning on fjord ferries.
22:20The hosts recommend June through September, checking local weather and planning stops around cruise crowds.

Audrey's favorite part of Norway isn't a viewpoint. It's the silence: being somewhere and hearing no sounds. The local expert from Norwegian Backroads gives World Wild Hearts' only new upload a useful counterpoint to its spectacular scenery, making a case for places beyond the familiar social-media stops.

Zac and Ine filmed their Western Norway loop in early August. Their guide connects Bergen with fjords, glaciers and the coast, climbing Loen's via ferrata and taking a boat transfer before hiking to Skageflå Farm above Geirangerfjord. By Runde, the focus shifts to puffins, with Zac recommending a zoom lens for birds that keep their distance. Some drone shots are stock footage, as the description makes clear.

The new road-trip guide had gathered roughly 1,600 views in its first ten hours and carries the channel's strongest daily momentum. The Japan itinerary, published just before this upload week, is next, combining major cities with mountain villages and the Japanese Alps. September's Paris guide also continues to draw viewers.

Across the channel, daily viewing is almost exactly at its usual level, while the week brought another thousand subscribers. Chris Howett and SteveMarsh had substantial weekly audiences among nearby travel channels; World Wild Hearts also drew a larger weekly audience than several channels with slightly bigger subscriber counts.

The Norway film saves some of its most practical material for the end: EV charging, ferry tolls and weather checks. Zac's particular crowd-management tip is to time the day's stops around cruise-ship visits, leaving more room for the quieter Norway Audrey describes.

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