Every destination covered on this travel blog — Arctic Norway and Svalbard, Iceland’s volcanic interior, the Scottish Highlands and Orkney, the Azores, Greenland and South Georgia. Field notes and photographs from each place, with practical detail on how to get there.
Tucked away in western Norway, Geiranger is one of the country’s most iconic destinations – and for good reason. This small village lies at the head of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its jaw-dropping natural beauty. Towering cliffs, snow-dusted peaks, deep-blue waters, and cascading waterfalls form a dramatic landscape that draws photographers, hikers, and cruise passengers from around the world. But beyond the fjord itself, the surrounding mountain roads offer equally unforgettable views – and that’s exactly what we set out to explore on our excursion to Dalsnibba, Flydalsjuvet, and the Eagle Bend (Ørnesvingen).