Nobody really knows which is the best time in year to
go to Norway. May and June should be the time with
least rain (but that is not right every year, as I had
to find out). July and August it's normally a little
warmer but then there are lots of mosquitoes. In
September they've got their autumn with lots of rain.
from October to April there is winter with ice and
snow.
From June to August you can see the midnight-sun,
this means it won't get dark at all. But in winter it
is Dark all day and night, but then you can see the
polar lights (with a little luck).
Denmark, Sweden and Norway won't get the Euro-money,
but you can pay with credit cards (best with Visa),
also in small towns.
Getting fuel: Many people say that you
have to carry fuel with you, but I hadn't problems
with my 16-liter-tank, and so I brought my 5-liters
back home. You will find a fuel-station about every
150-200km, but don't miss one of them.
Speed limits: On Norway's country roads is a
speed limit of 80 km/h sometimes 90. Speeding is very
expensive in Norway and there are lots of speed
cameras !!!
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