Waterfalls, Museum, Insane Views & Toilets! Final Day Exploring Norway - Day #7

That's it, our final full day on the road with the van exploring Norway.

I woke up feeling super hot again and I didn't want to roll in bed, I needed fresh air, so I took my picnic blanket and sat outside facing the water. I listened to an episode of my favourite podcast Risk as I enjoyed the stillness of the view.

When we finally left our spot, we found the most insane-looking toilets ever - the second pic of the tree trunks. 🤯

We decided to stop for breakfast at a small town and then after getting some expert advice, we headed to an amazing place with multiple view platforms to see waterfalls from above - wow, stunning - again!

On our way back to Oslo, we stopped at a museum too, where I made 🦌friends 🤣. The roads took us through every imaginable landscape except a desert.

Norway is unbelievable! It might be our last day here, but I will have to come back to Norway again. Yet I'd much rather do a slow trip next time.

It was a good day, finishing it up with some good old Bulgarian songs before bed. Oi! Vetroveeee! Early start tomorrow.

Places visited:

Morning Breakfast in Eidfjord, Norway

Eidfjord, situated in Vestland county, Norway, is a municipality found within the historic region of Hardanger. The village of Eidfjord serves as the administrative hub and is home to the majority of the municipal population.

Morning views and Insane toilets at Ålvik, Norway

Ålvik is a village in the municipality of Kvam in Vestland county, Norway.

Waterfall views chasing in Vøringfossen

Vøringfossen - is situated along the Norwegian Scenic Route Hardangervidda, south of Bergen and next to the beautiful Hardangerfjord. Vøringfossen is one of the most visited waterfalls in Norway. The falls are 183 metres (600 ft) high and can be found near Eidfjord off Highway 7.

Learning about nature at the Norsk Natursenter – Hardanger / Norwegian Nature Centre – Hardanger

The Centre is an exciting experience centre for Norwegian nature, climate and environment, and an authorised visitor's centre for Hardangervidda National Park.