January 4th, 2025

On the last morn­ing of our trip, the sky was com­plete­ly free of clouds for the first time. Here is the morn­ing view from the hotel room:

As our return flight does­n’t take off until around 7 pm, we took advan­tage of the beau­ti­ful weath­er for one last excur­sion. After pack­ag­ing our bags and a last good break­fast at the hotel, we checked out, loaded our lug­gage into the car and drove north across Sand­nes­sund­brua one last time.

Trom­sø gave us a par­tic­u­lar­ly beau­ti­ful day to say good­bye. It was freez­ing cold at minus 10 °C, but the sky had cleared and the light was incred­i­bly beau­ti­ful. We drove around the beau­ti­ful spots once again, enjoyed the win­ter and the land­scape and took lots of pho­tos. We also used the drone again.

First, we drove back to the Ers­fjord. Then we want­ed to dri­ve to the island of Som­merøy again, but the road to the island was closed due to a marathon race and we had to turn back halfway. On the way back, it was already get­ting dark­er and the moon and Venus appeared in the sky.

We then drove back to the air­port, refu­eled the rental car and then returned it to Hertz in the air­port ter­mi­nal with­out any prob­lems. At the air­port we had a small snack, checked in our lug­gage and wait­ed for depar­ture. Our plane arrived on time.

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The return flight took off on time and was unspec­tac­u­lar. We were even able to see faint north­ern lights from the plane one last time.

We were a lit­tle sad that our time in Trom­sø was over. It was a won­der­ful trip. As we enjoyed Trom­sø and the sur­round­ing area so much, we have already planned anoth­er trip there in Novem­ber 2025.

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