Lofoten, Norway – Nusfjord & Henningsvær + Narvik Emergency

Julians got a huge fish. We think maybe it's a big shark. This is Julians. Nice to meet you. Lost the bedroom downstairs. Jill is tired. They are tired. The roof bed up here. Full view. Good morning, hello and welcome to the second and final episode of a Lofoten journey. After two fantastic days in Moskenäs and Reine, we're heading towards Nusfjord, a place recommended to us by some friendly Norwegians in the parking lot where we stayed. Off to Nusfjord, we plan to continue to Henningsvar, where Julian and I will go deep sea fishing. The clock is ticking and we're on our way. Can you see the summit up there? Cool. Julian, look at the road I'm driving on. Look at the mountains. We're on our way to Nusfjord. Nusfjord is one of the oldest and best preserved fishing villages in Lofoten. Nestled in a secluded nature harbour, this picturesque village offers a unique glimpse into the traditional fishing industry of the region. The village has been carefully maintained to preserve its historical architecture and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Candidate. Here you can delve into its rich maritime history and savour local delicacies. 26, no, 23 kilos. 23 kilos. After strolling around Nusfjord and enjoying a fantastic lunch, it's time to jump back into the bus and head towards Henningsvar. Here the journey itself is truly the destination, with stunning surroundings of high mountains and turquoise water all around, one simply marvels at the beauty. Vamos a la playa. Look at this, there was a Hawaii beach. Hawaii beach, Hawaiian style, on Lofoten. Let's go into the water. Let's go! Hello there, today we're going out fishing. First, breakfast. We're walking to the fish. Let's go! Look at this, me daddy have the fish. Me baby have the fish. Let's go, look at this. Daddy have the fish. He's have the fish. Hello there! Saw you! Juliano! Look at this, we're there. That is two. The one on top is too big. Should I lift it? I told you! You're the biggest fish. Juliano's got a huge fish. We think maybe it's a big shark. Or can it be a whale? It's got some professional help here, as you can see, you can't see the fish yet, but it's there. And the seagulls know it's a really big one. It's two, it's two. Pikachu. It's two. Can someone help? Julian, work on it. Work on it. Now, easy, easy, easy. Double, double fish. Oh my god. Julian, hold on. Come on. No, no, no, I can't kick it. You have to film me. This is Julian, not mine. This is Julian's. Look at this big fish. In the summer, you can catch pollock, haddock, mackerel, cod, ling, sole, flounder, halibut, and especially sei, cold fish, which we got plenty of. Nice, daddy. So. Julian and I will never forget that fishing trip, and we highly recommend Henningsvar Havafiske with Captain Urian and his colleagues. Nice ice cream. Besides delicious ice cream and fantastic fishing, Henningsvar might have the world's most beautiful location for a football stadium. Let's kiss Henningsvar goodbye and continue our journey northwards, surrounded by the stunningly beautiful landscape that stretches out endlessly before us. Naturally, we had watched many beautiful YouTube videos before the trip, but reality surpasses them all. It was peak season and a bit difficult to find any available spots, but we had many good options, and eventually we found a great spot on a pier at Fiskeböl. Today's catch being prepared in today's camp. Some aioli, squeeze some lemon on it, and I'm drinking some white wine, and you're having some Pinot Noir. Julian! After this delightful day and wonderful evening, we planned to continue northward on the Lofoten island, and a few days later, head homeward through Arbisko to do some hiking there. However, Julian unfortunately fell on this stone wall and badly injured his arm, which meant we had to quickly rush to the nearest hospital. I'll let Julian take over from here and tell you more about it. Fortunately for us, the nearest hospital wasn't too far away. Norvik University Hospital was just 210 kilometers away, so we quickly drove there. Along the way, Gil did a great job cheering Julian up. The toughest guy in Norvik is Julian. Now we're going into the hospital and meet a doctor and see what happens. And the doctor determined that Julian had a fracture on his bone and immediately put him in a cast. As you can see, Julian is in good mood, but we're going to change the gypsum, because it's too hard on his arm. Why did we get this cool new stuff, Julian? Yes, because we have gypsum number two. Number two. That feels good. Much better than the other one. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Tough guy. Gypsum number two. Finally, we leave the hospital. His arm has been in a cast twice today. But you're quite happy anyway. And we did the short up there. Yes. And here comes Gil and Jenny. Now we're heading to Björkliden. Not 12 hours. How long was it? 9 o'clock this morning. It happened. Yeah, it happened. We've been here for 8-7 hours. Now let's drive. So this story ended well in the end. And as someone wise once said, everything will be alright in the end. And if it's not alright, it's not the end. We still had some wonderful days on the Lofoten Island. And we actually managed to hike the magical Troll Lake in Arbisk on our way home. Which you can see in our next video. If you liked this trip, we would be thrilled if you could hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. And feel free to leave a comment below. It really helps with the algorithm here on YouTube. Thank you so much for watching. Until next time, keep on exploring and have a great time. Hej då!