Norway road trip with rooftop tent – Norway, the land of fjords, impressive nature and endless possibilities.
If you’re dreaming of an adventure that takes you out of your usual routine, then Norway is the ideal destination.
Passionate campers Anna and Mario also set off on a roadtrip to Norway in a rooftop tent.
Here you can find out exciting impressions of their trip, the total costs and tips for a similar camping trip.
Camping Ratgeber:
The route: a dream over 4,500 kilometers
The journey began in Germany, in Friedrichshafen, led through Sweden and Norway and finally ended in Denmark after 16 days.
In Norway there were several ferry crossings, they crossed Oslo, the Atlantic Road, explored the impressive fjords, Breisundet, Kjeragbolten, Kristiansand and much more.
In total, they covered an astonishing 4,500 kilometers, which took them through breathtaking landscapes.
- Total route: 4,500 km
- From Germany to Sweden, Norway and Denmark
How much does the trip cost?
More budget-friendly than expected
One of the most surprising realizations was how budget-friendly this trip was.
For 16 days of adventure, they only paid 848.50 euros per person.
This includes all expenses – from the car and camping equipment to food costs and campsite fees.
Norway, often known as an expensive country, showed its affordable side.
They paid a total of 1,697 euros for 16 days, which equates to 848.50 euros per person!
The total travel costs broken down
Here is a list of the costs incurred by the two of them:
Costs for ferries in Norway:
- 81,- Euro from Friedrichshafen to Gothenburg
- 89,- Euro from Kristiansand back to Denmark
- 12,- to 15,- Euro for five domestic ferries
- = 237,- Euro for all ferries in Norway
Costs for the car toll:
- Exact fee will be communicated later by mail
- Toll to be expected: Between 50 and 100 euros
Cost of fuel:
- Mercedes C-Class from 2017 consumed an average of 6.3 liters of diesel per 100 km
- In total: 387 euros for diesel during the entire trip
Costs for the roof tent:
- iKamper Skycamp roof tent: Rented for 484,- Euro for 16 days
If you are also interested, then take a closer look at the roof tent here in the store: iKamper Skycamp roof tent.
Cost of food:
- Includes canned goods, long-life food, etc.
- Total 261,- Euro
Costs for camping equipment:
- Small items that were not already available, e.g. camping stove, washing line
- Total: 52,- Euro
Costs for campsites:
- Often wild camping and free standing
- A total of 205,- Euro for 16 nights
Costs for other expenses:
- z. e.g. parking fees
- Total 71,- Euro
Your adventure begins: pure spontaneity & freedom
Anna and Mario have realized that spontaneity is the be-all and end-all.
Instead of sticking strictly to a fixed plan, they encouraged themselves to spontaneously explore new paths and let themselves be surprised.
They not only spent the night on campsites with their roof tent, but also made use of the so-called “everyman’s right”.
This allowed them to camp in the wild and experience Norway’s breathtaking nature up close.
- Spontaneous daily planning
- Wild camping instead of campsites
Camping equipment: Clever solutions for travelers
The right equipment played a crucial role in the success of this trip.
A 12-volt cooler and a 12V to 230V converter were their lifesavers.
With these devices, they were able to keep food fresh and charge all their electronic devices without having to rely on external power sources.
- 12-volt cooler
- 12V to 230V converter
Conclusion: An adventure you shouldn’t miss
This Norwegian trip was not only an adventure on four wheels, but also a journey to freedom and spontaneity.
Norway showed itself from its most beautiful side, and the two were able to experience nature in its purest form without spending a fortune.
Tips for a similar trip: Plan a rough route, be spontaneous and explore different routes.
Use apps such as “Park4Night” for overnight accommodation and take into account the double travel time in Norway due to the road conditions.
If you’re dreaming of an unforgettable adventure that will enrich your life, then you should definitely put Norway on your list.
Because sometimes the best trips are the ones that are spontaneous and make your heart beat faster.
Pack your bags and start your own adventure – Norway is waiting for you.
You can also buy your own roof tent here in the store: You can watch the entire video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuzaZzcQgmk&t=3s
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