Hornindalsvatnet is Norway's and Europe's deepest lake, and the world's thirteenth deepest lake, officially measured to a depth of 514 m. Its surface is 53 m above sea level, which means that its bottom is 461 m below sea level.
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Lake Hornindalsvatnet’s shores are one of the only places on Earth where naturally green sands can be found. Formed by glacial movements thousands of years ago, this fjord lake is filled with green mineral deposits (olivine)...
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Beautiful lake. We‘ve stopped there for an whole afternoon while our Camper tour in 2020. At our spot we were totally alone and could enjoy the nature. Also great for swimming, Even if it was...
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Tappa di un veloce tour all'interno dei fiordi del Vestland: si tratta del lago più profondo d'Europa (a detta della guida e non solo). Atmosfera di tranquillità (eccezion fatta ovviamente per tutti i tursti), bellissimo paesaggio. Una cartolina...
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