Reine Norway’s Most Scenic Coastal Village

Where Red Cabins, Rugged Peaks and Fjords Create Lasting Memories

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In today’s email:

• Reine Norway’s Most Scenic Coastal Village

• Faroe Islands: Where the Clouds Are Level with the Sea

• Around the World: Getting Around Lofoten, The Reinebringen Hike,

  Island-Hopping Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast and a whole lot more…

• Seasonal & Special Occasions To Add To Your List

• Into Orbit: NASA’s X-59 Reaches Speed, Altitude for Future Quiet Supersonic Flights

• From Social Media: St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh, UK

• Travel Grub: 7 Easy Norwegian Recipes

• Curious Cove: The Fishing Village Frozen in Time - Reine Lofoten Norway

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Reine Norway’s Most Scenic Coastal Village

Set amid the dramatic landscapes of Norway’s Lofoten Islands, Reine is one of the most breathtaking destinations in the country. This charming fishing village stretches across a series of small islands connected by bridges and winding roads, with the towering peaks of Reinefjord on one side and the open waters of Vestfjord on the other. Traditional red fishermen’s cabins, known as rorbuer, sit along the shoreline, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into northern Norwegian life

Village Reine at Lofoten Norway - Shutterstock

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Faroe Islands: Where the Clouds Are Level with the Sea

Tucked between Norway and Iceland in the North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands feel like a secret the modern world has not yet decoded. Fewer than 55,000 people live here among green-velvet ridgelines, black basalt cliffs, and waterfalls that pour directly into the ocean far below. Slow travel is not a philosophy in the Faroes — it is the only speed the landscape will permit. Below you will find

Torshawn city, the capital of The Faroe Islands, Denmark. Vestaravag harbour in Torshavn with its boats and colourful buildings - Shutterstock

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Around the World

Getting Around Lofoten

Travelling around the Lofoten Islands is part of the adventure itself. The archipelago is connected by a network of scenic roads, bridges and tunnels, making it easy to explore by car, while an extensive public transport system links many of the region’s towns and villages

The Reinebringen Hike

The Reinebringen Hike on the Lofoten Islands is likely to need no introductions. If you landed on this page, chances are you’ve already heard about this hike and its fantastic views over the fjord

Fjord X Cruises

For visitors seeking a memorable fjord experience, Fjord X offers a range of scenic cruises and guided excursions on the magnificent Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord

Anita’s Seafood

What do you feel like? Maybe some delicious prawns from Lyngenfjorden, juniper smoked salmon or trout, a small taste of smoked whale, delicate sashimi, fresh bread from the bakery at Å?

Photography in Lofoten

The Lofoten Islands are widely regarded as one of the world's premier destinations for landscape photography. Towering mountains rise directly from the sea, colourful fishing villages cling to rugged shorelines, and dramatic Arctic light transforms the scenery throughout the year

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Island-Hopping Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast

Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast stretches more than 350 kilometres along the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, from Zadar in the north to Dubrovnik in the south. Between the mainland and the open water lie more than a thousand islands, though fewer than fifty are permanently inhabited. The largest and most visited sit in a loose chain south of Split, connected by a reliable network of state-run ferries and private catamarans that have carried locals and travellers between them for decades

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Seasonal & Special Occasions To Add To Your List

Explore this list of seasonal activities not to be missed.

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Into Orbit

NASA’s X-59 Reaches Speed, Altitude for Future Quiet Supersonic Flights

NASA’s X-59 experimental aircraft reached a major milestone Friday, June 12, flying Mach 1.4 (about 924 mph) and an altitude of 55,000 feet, the conditions required for the aircraft to make future flights critical to its mission

On this day in space! June 13, 2013: China’s spacecraft docks with space lab

On June 13, 2013, China's crewed Shenzhou 10 spacecraft made its successful docking with the Tiangong-1 space lab, marking the country's second mission to the mini-space station

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From Social Media

St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh, UK

Travel Grub

Recipe

7 Easy Norwegian Recipes

Curious Cove

The Fishing Village Frozen in Time - Reine Lofoten Norway

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