Norway boasts an incredibly diverse range of marine life, from majestic whales and dolphins to a variety of fish and intricate coral reefs. The country’s long coastline, fjords, and offshore islands provide an ideal habitat for an array of sea creatures, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and marine enthusiasts.
To showcase the beauty and diversity of Norway’s underwater world, we have created this poster featuring some of the most iconic marine species found in the region.
Norway features one of the largest wilderness hut systems in the world run by the Norwegian Trekking association (DNT) and other initiatives maintaining more than 1000 official facilities. That is the good …
nor.: sjøørret; swe.: havsöring; fin.: meritaimen; dt.: Meerforelle Fishing for sea trout is very popular along the Scandinavian coast. Especially in the Norwegian fjords there are plenty of excellent places to pursue …
Mackerel (Scomber scombrus) is a pelagic fish that is very common in the North Atlantic and along the Norwegian coast. It has a characteristic appearance with black stripes along the body side, …
swe.: Aspsopp | nor.: Ospeskrubb | fin.: Haavanpunikkitatti | dt.: Espenrotkappe, Weißstielige Rotkappe, Pappelrotkappe Orange boletes were anchored in the minds of several generations by the children’s book author Otfried Preussler (The …
Every fishing enthusiast has probably heard of the incredible fishing grounds in Norway – giants, endless possibilities and fish everywhere. Norway is a true paradise when it comes to fishing and everyone …
Finnmark (nor.: Fylke) is the northern most region in Europe and one for the purists. All roads to the North come to an end here. It’s a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, inviting …