A voyage along the Norwegian coast over Christmas and New Year's Eve is a wonderful way to experience the festive season in true Norwegian fashion, surrounded by snow-covered landscapes, Arctic skies and coastal scenery.
Margo Pfeiff spends time in the glorious outdoors of Norway and discovers that the world needs more of Norway's Friluftsliv. Friluftsliv, a word coined in 1859 by writer Henrik Ibsen, loosely means “free air life,” and it signifies a fundamental understanding of the healing effects of nature.
What makes Oslo such a special capital city? Amongst many things, it’s close proximity to nature.
'When you've seen the world, there's always Greenland'...