This is journal entry 10, our 9th day of adventure in Flam Norway with kids. Here we explore nature and heritage in one of the world’s most tucked away and undiscovered places, and it starts with Easter.

 

My six-year-old son and I have embarked upon a 14-day Eurail trip from Oslo, Norway to Bodo in the Arctic Circle. We started in Oslo for 2 days then to Stavanger where we had a city break and explored Vikings. Then we explored Haugesund, the homeland of the Viking Kings, and then Bergen

 

Follow us through Norway the Fairytale Traveler

 

Click the photo to start at the beginning of our adventure!

 

Flam Norway 2
This is what an approach to Flam looks like via a Fjord Cruise.

 

Managing an Easter Bunny Visit Away from Home

 

We arrived in Flam Norway by boat the day before. We spent the afternoon snowshoeing in the mountains and seeing some of the most incredible views in the world. Completely charmed by this mountainside village, by morning we were eager to explore every inch of it, but not before a certain Easter Bunny attended his duties.

 

That’s right, we were spending our Easter in our favorite place in Norway. I mean what better way is there to spend an Easter away from your family than in the world’s most charming village ever. In fact, I wouldn’t even be surprised if the Easter Bunny himself was from Flam.

 

That said it was time to get to work…