MOTORCYCLES along 10 of the most beautiful routes in Southern Norway - from Atlantic Road to Jaeren National Tourist Road

We meet at the designated place near the Polferries PŻB ferry terminal in Gdansk at around 4 p.m. At 6 p.m. the ferry that we will take to Nynäshamn in Sweden departs. We have 18 hours of sailing together ahead of us and time to get to know each other.   

We arrive at the ferry wharf in Sweden at around 12:00 p.m. It will take us about an hour to unload and organize our departure from the port. The passage section planned for today is just under 500 kilometers along the E4 national road north, near the town of Söråker on the east coast of Sweden. 

We hit the road after breakfast, no later than 8:30 a.m. We have a distance of more than less than 500 kilometers to cover on the E14 road to the west. On the way we stop for short stops and refueling.

We set out at the usual time of 8:30, after breakfast. The plan for today is to drive the spectacular Atlantic Road.

The Atlantic Road, considered a remarkable roadwork, which is formed by systems of bridges and causeways over Hustadvika Bay. Driving this road, one has the sensation of traveling across the open ocean, and the most impressive is driving over the bridges during summer white nights, when the sun glides low over the horizon. We, unfortunately, will cover the route at noon, which will not in any way detract from its incredible fame.

Arrive in the early afternoon near another exciting road - the Troll Road. There we will stop for the night.

A little bit of kilometers ... a few options ... a lot of places where you would like to spend more time. The experience of driving this route will be unbelievable. We set off right after breakfast, no later than 8:30 a.m. Ahead of us is one of Norway's biggest tourist attractions (an ironclad, so to speak) - Trollstigen, or Troll Road, and literally translated as "troll ladder"....

The view from the top of the narrow and steep highway (with gradients reaching 12% in places) with eleven very sharp turns into a very ladder-like road. It begins with a gentle climb deep into the Isterdalen valley, then turns into an acrobatic traverse leading to the Alnesreset Pass at 852 meters above sea level. From here the gentle descent begins again to the village of Valldal on Nordfjord. Halfway down the route we will stop next to a small bridge to admire the magnificent Stigfossen waterfall falling from a height of 180 meters with a big bang. Bathing under the waterfall in full dress is a tradition with us....

If time and weather permit we will drive one of Norway's 18 national panoramic routes - the so-called Old Strynefjell Mountain Road, the road goes along the glacier and Jostedalsbreen National Park, to the village of Stryn, in the vicinity of which we stay for the next 2 nights.

A day without a motorcycle, a day of relaxation, a day of active recreation. How it will pass depends solely on the preferences of the participants. We are in a place from where the attractions real multitude. 

The village of Loen is home to a gondola lift station. From here, there are several attractions in the skies almost literally - one such is the ZIP LINE LOEN, or VIA FERRATA LOEN. For a several-kilometer walk under the tongue of Europe's largest continental glacier Jostedalsbreen The best way to go is from under Briksdalsbre Mountain Lodge.

Those who would like to "score" another of the 18 national panoramic routes then a road ride on the Førde-Dragsvik section (Gaularfjellet Mountain Road) will fill the day.

A day of relaxation preceding today will certainly benefit us greatly. An intensive day of driving is planned for today and we will cover (depending on the route option chosen by the pilot, and there is plenty to choose from) from 200 to 350km along fabulous trails and landscapes surrounding us from everywhere. An incredible dose of adrenaline guaranteed and evening fatigue also guaranteed. There will be something to remember.

Another intense day of driving with short stops. Lots of program activities on the way for "quick stops" and photo sessions.

In the late afternoon or even in the evening we will reach the area around the village of Tyssedal, from where the 20km road to the Trollia Tongue climbs. Only half is possible with our motorcycles, as long as we can find a spot at the highest and closest to the scenery of instagram photos, a parking lot. This night will be a short one for anyone planning a 20km walk to the Troll's Tongue on the following day. 

A day off for the weary, a day of trekking to the Troll's Tongue for the tireless, a day of rides in the countryside for the rest with an option to the Gate of the Fjords - beautiful Bergen.

There is something for everyone today and to suit your needs and even your abilities. Unfortunately, this is the one and only day in our program when, in order to reach the tongue, you have to get up at 5am at the latest and set off without breakfast, with provisions and equipment prepared yesterday, on the way to Trolltunga. From the last P3 parking lot it's only a 10km walk up and another 10km down, but it's worth it! 

The Hardanger National Tourist Route is also worth starting early. This is an ideal route for waterfall and fruit orchard enthusiasts. Part of the road leads along a steep valley, only to cross orchards with apple trees in a short while. Fruit has been grown here since the 14th century. Around the Hardanger Fjord located large waterfalls: Steinsdalsfossen, Voringsfossen, Skjervefossen, Latefoss and Furebergfossen. The actual panoramic route has a total of 158 km and is divided into 4 stages: Granvin - Steinsdalsfossen (route 7), Norheimsund - Torvikbygd (route 49), Jondal - Utne (route 550) and Kinsarvik - Latefoss (route 13). Ferry services operate between Torvikbygd - Jondal, Utne - Kinsarvik, Utne - Kvanndal.

The trip to Bergen can be a little later, and a day of lazing around doesn't require any discipline at all. 

After the past day of intensive and active recreation, today is a somewhat relieved day - on a pleasant route of about 260 km. Most of the route is one of 18 national panoramic routes called Ryfylke National Tourist Route. On the way, several attractions - a phenomenal waterfall with two streams joining in its light and an old wooden bridge. A great scenery for shot photos.

We'll also drive through the world's longest (at 14.4km long) underwater tunnel, entering almost to Stavanger. Here we stay for two more nights, as the area still has a lot of wonders to offer.

Another day of choices and a day where there is something for everyone without being pressured by the others. From doing nothing and spending time on site in the atmospheric old part of Stavanger, to a short trip under the Preikestolen cliff and a walk to the ledge, to a long and exciting motorcycle route to Lysevegen and there a short trek to Kjerag (a stone suspended in a crevasse).

Today is worth making a good choice, as it is our last day of tourist Norway. Tomorrow we start our returns. 

It's time to go back... the direction of Nynäshamn near Stockholm. The stretch of road that separates us will be traveled in two days. We set off at 8:30, right after breakfast. The destination for today will be the vicinity of Karlstad, Sweden. We have planned to spend the night there. We have about 700 kilometers of inland roads to cover today. The landscapes aren't over yet, although what we'll see inland will be significantly different from the sights of recent days.

At 18:00 the ferry to Gdansk departs. We should be at the harbor around 4:00 pm, and the road for today is 500 km. Departure from the accommodation scheduled for 9:00 am. 

The ferry sails through the night. Disembarkation in Gdansk is scheduled for around 12:00 pm. 

During the cruise, we have planned a joint dinner on the ferry for all participants. It will be an excellent opportunity to briefly summarize, thank for the trip together and say goodbye.