In the world, there is a multitude of Fjords. These are usually located at the mouths of ice sheets, where latitudes are high such as the Norwegian coast, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, and many other places, such as the Antarctic Peninsula or the islands of New Zealand. The Fjord is a valley carved during the Ice ►
In the world, there is a multitude of Fjords. These are usually located at the mouths of ice sheets, where latitudes are high such as the Norwegian coast, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, and many other places, such as the Antarctic Peninsula or the islands of New Zealand. The Fjord is a valley carved during the Ice Age by seas of ice that gave way to large narrow cliffs bordering marine waters. Norway, the Fjords par excellence country, has more than 1000. The "Sognefjord," the longest and deepest in the country, sinks inland for 204 km and into the sea for 1308 m. It was also the holiday resort preferred by the Norwegian nobility. The "Geirangerfjord" and "Nærøyfjord" represent the country as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and will make you feel tiny. The "Lysefjord" certified "sustainable tourism" is mainly known for its Preikestolen rock is located vertically on the edge of a 600 m cliff. Viking history is rooted in cultures and landscapes. Charming typical villages blend into the wild scenery of the Fjords. In addition, an aurora borealis fireworks display will illuminate the path of glaciers, mountains, and waterfalls. A discovery by boat, semi-rigid, silent electric ferry, or polar yacht; This means of transport is the most popular and accessible to admire and enjoy the immensity of these "inlets." But many other means are available to enjoy these large spaces, such as hiking, kayaking, car, etc. It is possible to discover them in any season; it will depend on your desires (temperature, brightness, greenery, etc.). In Norway, it can be interesting to visit them throughout the year. From May to September, the weather is mild, and the greenery is at the rendezvous. From October to April, the temperatures cool down, and the days get shorter; at that time, it is interesting to observe a completely different brightness while enjoying the sunrise and sunset. In Greenland, another country of Fjords, also known for its vast icebergs, leaves the possibility of observing an interaction of the two in that of "Ililisat." The giant icebergs in the world flow into it, which is why it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Canada also gives way to many fjords, such as "Howe Sound," famous for the presence of several islets that make this bay a genuine network of Fjords. This bay is also home to many species of seabirds that can be observed, such as the herring gull. Each Fjord is unique and has an incredible biodiversity of fauna and flora. It is possible to meet marine animals through fish with salmon, trout, etc. Or humpback whales, orcas, sharks, etc. But also land animals and herbivores such as reindeer, elk, etc. And carnivores like wolves, bears, etc. Or it is flying with eagles, puffins, etc. These natural treasures are abundant vegetation composed of conifers, deciduous trees (birch and pine), mountain flowers (glacier buttercup, wood anemone, etc.), mushrooms, and wild berries. Thanks to the locals, meet the flora, and the fauna, it is possible to make day trips or explore these "arms of the sea" open to us for several days. ◄
