In Norway, as in most countries, it is important to follow traffic laws and regulations while driving to ensure the safety of all road users. Some of the main driving rules in Norway include

• Driving is on the right-hand side of the road. 
• The minimum driving age is 18 years old. 
• Seat belts must be worn by all occupants of a vehicle. 
• It is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving unless it is hands-free. 
• The speed limit is generally 50 km/h in urban areas and 80 km/h on rural roads unless otherwise indicated. 
• During the winter months, it is required to have winter tires or all-season tires with sufficient tread depth on your vehicle. 
• It is illegal to drink and drive. The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.02%. 

The ferry system in the fjords of Norway offers regular service to various destinations throughout the year.

Ferries are equipped with amenities such as seating, restrooms, and snack bars, and some have outdoor decks. They are a convenient way to reach remote destinations and offer a unique way to experience the fjords. These ferries are a convenient way to reach remote destinations and a popular choice for both locals and tourists alike. And with no need for reservations, all you have to do is hop on board and enjoy the ride. 7 

An exception is the Geiranger ferry which is operated by a private company and as a result, you need to book ahead of time. As a driver on the Drive the Fjord experience the ferry ticket will be arranged by the team at 62NORD. 

In Norway, cash is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Most businesses and restaurants only accept card payments, and Visa and Mastercard are the most widely accepted cards in the country. Debit cards and prepaid cards are also widely accepted, making it easy for travelers to leave their cash at home. However, it's always a good idea to have a little cash on hand in case you encounter a business that does not accept cards. So, don't worry about carrying a wad of cash on your trip to Norway – just make sure you have your preferred card handy and you'll be all set. 

In Norway, the standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz.

The plugs and sockets used in Norway are of type C, E, and F, which are compatible with plugs and sockets used in most other European countries

In Norway, tipping is not a requirement, but it is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for excellent service. If you were pleased with your experience, consider leaving a tip as a token of your gratitude. Here are some suggestions for whom to tip and how much: 

• Guides: Tipping tour guides or drivers is not necessary, but it is a kind gesture to show your appreciation for their services. 
• Drivers: While it is not expected, you may choose to round up the fare or leave a small additional amount for taxi drivers if you were satisfied with the service. 
• Waiters: Tipping in restaurants is not a common practice in Norway, but it is generally appreciated. If you received exceptional service, consider leaving a tip of 10-15% of the total bill. 

Remember, the decision to tip is entirely at your discretion and should be based on the quality of service you received. While it is always appreciated, it is never required.

Thank you in advance for helping us to keep the high environmental standards we set for ourselves.

If you see an opportunity for improvement, don’t hesitate to let us know. If you are out on a trip with us, make your footprint as small as possible so that we can work together to take care of the ocean, mountains, and our planet in general.

At our hotel, we understand that pets are an important part of the family. That's why we are pleased to welcome furry friends at a cost of 900,- per stay.

Our pet policy allows guests to bring up to two pets per room, so you can travel with the whole pack. Please note that pets must be leashed or crated while in the hotel. With our pet-friendly policy, you can enjoy all that our hotel has to offer without having to leave anyone behind. So bring your furry companions along and let us help you create lasting memories on your next vacation. 

At our hotel, we are committed to sustainability and are pleased to offer parking for electric vehicles.

Our convenient charging stations make it easy for guests to charge their electric cars during their stay. Simply park in one of the designated electric vehicle spots and use the charging station to power up your car. It's a convenient and eco-friendly way to explore the area while minimizing your carbon footprint. No matter what electric car you drive, we've got you covered. And with our prime location, you'll be able to easily access all that the area has to offer. 

While the Northern Lights are typically associated with the Arctic regions, they can also be seen in the Sunnmøre region of Norway. 

The best time to catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis is during the winter months when the nights are the longest and the sky is at its darkest. Keep an eye on the forecast and try to go on a clear night, as the Northern Lights are a weather-dependent phenomenon. And be sure to plan your viewing around midnight, when the lights are most 

Be sure to follow us on social media to stay updated on all the latest events at our properties.

You'll find beautiful photos of our hotel and the surrounding area, as well as updates on events and special promotions. It's a great way to get a sneak peek of what you can expect during your stay and start planning your perfect vacation. Simply search for us on your favorite social media platform and give us a follow @62nord.

When traveling with 62°NORD we will always strive to assist you as best we can. Please ensure you read our general conditions including the insurance policy here.