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Best campervan trips in Norway – 5 amazing routes

Campy McCampface seen from the side – ready for a Norwegian road trip

Norway was made for campervan holidays. With dramatic nature, the right to roam and countless parking spots with stunning views, the possibilities are endless. Here are our 5 favourites.

1. Lofoten

Dramatic mountains rising straight out of the sea, white sandy beaches and charming fishing villages. Lofoten is perhaps Norway's most iconic campervan trip. Drive from Svolvær to Å along the E10 and experience some of the most beautiful scenery Norwegian nature has to offer.

Campervan seen from the rear quarter – perfect for Norwegian roads

2. The Atlantic Road

Only 8.3 km long, but one of the world's most beautiful stretches of road. The bridges wind across islets and skerries between Molde and Kristiansund. Perfect as part of a longer trip along the northwest coast.

3. Hardangervidda and Trolltunga

Norway's largest mountain plateau offers wild terrain, reindeer and iconic hiking destinations. Trolltunga is the highlight (literally) – a cliff ledge 700 metres above Lake Ringedalsvatnet.

4. Senja – Norway's best-kept secret

Senja is often called 'Norway in miniature' with everything from white beaches to steep mountains and deep fjords. The Senja National Tourist Route offers spectacular viewpoints and rest areas designed by architects.

Campy McCampface seen from the front quarter

5. Jæren – Norway's answer to surf and beaches

A flat coastline with endless sandy beaches, lighthouses and a completely different landscape from the rest of Norway. Jæren is perfect for a relaxed campervan trip with swimming, surfing and sunsets.

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No matter which route you choose – with a well-equipped campervan like Campy McCampface you have everything you need to enjoy Norway's most beautiful roads. Diesel heater for cold nights, a full kitchen for cooking with a view, and a spacious bed to sleep in.

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