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Fun fact: those glass jars at 11:18 and 22:47 are traditional jars to make marmalade in. They are heat resistant and can even be used to bake little cakes in. Since they come with a lid, they are perfect for restaurant use. But tat is why you very often find patterns showing fruits stamped into the glass :D
Hello, since you enjoy ferry rides I can recommend taking the costal route of Norway. Bergen to Kirkenes and back for 12 days. During the winter you can see the Aurora Borealis and in the summertime you can see the midnight sun. You can also take the shorter alternative by traveling to Either Bergen or Kirkenes and take a shorter one way trip to the end destination making it a 6 day trip. I would recommend doing it in the summer unless you really want to see the Aurora Borealis, in the winter mostly dark all the time and the weather can be a bit rough. Hurtigruten is the name of the company doing those trips. And last I must say I really enjoy your relaxing videos, keep it up and keep exploring the world.
Hello Kuga, i am so happy you are enjoying your stay in Denmark. As a Dane, and a long time fan, i wish i could have shown you many of the beautiful places of Denmark. Have a nice day :)
It always warms my heart that tourists have good experiences in Norway. It makes me happy. The DFDS ferries are like a mini vacation for many people. Usually Oslo - Copenhagen, then spend a day in the city, then the ferry back. Nice way to get away and enjoy yourself for a few days.
Since I live in Oslo. Let me just say one little thing here. Not some people take this round trip to buy alcohol. All of us are. But a ferry ride to recommend from Oslo is the route to Kiel in Germany. It takes 20 hours one way. And it is built like a proper cruise ship. It is operated by Color Line. And yes, we are taking this trip to buy alcohol as well. Thanks for a great video.
Glad to see you are living the dream, Kuga-San, and experiencing mass-transit in other parts of the world 😁! I especially enjoyed the seagull keeping perfect station, riding the wind alongside the ship 🥰. What a great bonus, that you got to see those spectacular sunrise and sunset over open water! And that breakfast by the window … that alone was worth the price of the trip 😁❤️!
My grandfather was from Skåne and we used to take the ferry from Helsingborg to Helsingør when we went down to visit. In Helsingør there is a castle, Krongborg, which is by the sea so you maybe seen it, that is where Shakespeare said Hamlet lived in. Train from Copenhagen is cheap and food in Denmark is excellent. Brostræde ice cream in Helsingør is simply the best ever.
Next time you get a chance to travel to Norway, you should try "hurtigruten" or "Havila Kystruten", the travel along the Norwegian coast, they are sort of similar to the Japanese long distance ferry, with a cargo deck, but they are more passenger oriented then a ferry (they can take a few cars). They travel the entire Norwegian coast, but stop at many places, so you can chose the length of the travel, for example, an overnight travel, or a travel between Bergen and Trondheim, where you take the train to Bergen from Oslo, and then train from Trondheim back to Oslo.
Hi im from Nepal and I like your videos tour in Europe.Such a pleasant tour and luxurious life for long journey travel.Have a Great time and Happy journey.
Very nice video. Also fun fact, if the ferry seems quite cruise like, then there's a good reason for that. During the late 90's it actually sailed as a cruise ship in Asia, docked in Singapore and Hong Kong. Round trip "Mini-cruise" tickets are also regularly sold on the route, and are a common prize in games and competitions in Denmark. Also the E3 Shinkansen lookalike is a bit of a mess. What you saw is the IC4. A Diesel train built in Italy by Ansaldo Breda (now Hitachi Rail Italy) for speeds of up to 200km/h in the early 2000's. These trains have had numerous issues with reliability, build quality, and operations. Heck they're speed limited to just 180km/h and the State railways want to retire them as soon as possible. The last ones will likely be retired by 2026, after which they'll be sold to Romania. Well apart from the one train the Italian state stole and gave to the late dictator Gadaffi in Libya to be his private train. These trains will be replaced by a new train called the IC5. An all electric, 200km/h multiple unit train built by Alstom as part of their "Coradia Stream" family of trains that'll be delivered from 2025 onwards.
Oslo is wonderful. When I was there in 2017 I flew in from Helsinki, but took a ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki after a train from Copenhagen to Stockholm.
I'm Danish and I have never seen The Little Mermaid although I live 30 kilometers away! Haha! Always seemed like a tourist trap for me. I hope you enjoyed Denmark, and got to see more than just Copenhagen (although Copenhagen is a very vibrant city with a lot to offer!)
isn't always the case with those little statues? Same with Loreley or Manekin Piss. If you are there for a nice walk and come by it's neat, but some travel to the place for them
You should really try the cruiseferries Viking Glory and Viking Grace that serves the route Stockholm-Åland islands-Turku. And also Silja Symphony and or Silja Serenade. These are some of the most luxurious cruiseferries in the world.
Yeah those are nice ferries. The two Oslo-Kiel ferries from Color Line copied the Silja Line style of ferry (just like Royal Caribbean did too) with the "street" mid ship.
I so enjoy your quirky comments on things during the trips. A little lighthearted comment brings a fresh dimension to the vlogs. Thank you for the entertainment on all levels. Bushyboy Oz.
Kuga-san, next time you're in northern Europe you absolutely must try the ferry (either Silja Serenade or Silja Symphony) between Stockholm and Helsinki. You'll definitely enjoy the shopping streets they have. And you'll get a scenic ride through the archipelago.
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip throughout Europe. I love watching the videos bring back memories and when I did my travel through Europe throughout my college years. I'm glad you're enjoying yourself. Sometimes in your videos I think we actually get to see what you look like in a couple of times we almost but you were like nope sorry for that. I think you like to tease us. But enjoy your videos and keep up the good work. Be careful out there and safe travels
Thank you for visiting Denmark! I am a big fan of you and your travels :D I hope you had a wonderful time in the North and hope you will visit someday again. Thank you
I'm Canadian, never traveled outside of Canada, seeing the world through your travels is amazing. Just shows to me how bad Canadian infrastructure is. We have terrible trains and barely useful ferrys. Glad to see a lot of the world have theirs right.
You are tripping. I just watched several of Kugas Canadian train excursions. 😅 They were phenomenal. Kuga does trains, planes, ferries...🧏🇨🇦☺️✌️check them out.❤❤❤ Canada woot woot! 🥲🤪🦅🪶⛰️🏞️🌦️
Thanks for sharing your trips! I just recently found your channel and I LOVE it! Hoping that I can make similar trips like you one day. Keep up the good work 😊
i took this boat in 2019 and this video is giving me so much nostalgia! there was almost all japanese and korean people on the boat at the time so it was really nice ^^
The Little Mermaid is one of those things like the Kardashians..It's famous just for being famous.🤷 Glad you got to see it. Too bad you didn't go this time of year, though. The Christmas markets in Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, etc..are really beautiful. I get to head out in 3 weeks to go explore Reykjavik for the first time. So excited! Safe Travels, my friend!
Very nice video! I love these Oslo-Copenhagen DFDS trips, had one myself a few days before yours. Hope you enjoyed your stays in Norway and Denmark, welcome back!
Although the culture in Denmark seems odd to us, the people there are guaranteed fun! Loved this video and learning about the "Tax Free" Party/Liquor Store on this gorgeous ferry! They also consume a lot of carbs there! When my friends visit America they always want to visit the cereal aisle of grocery stores.🤣
I traveled with DFDS from Newcastle-Gothenburg-Newcastle. It was fine on the way out but the return journey was awful. We hit a terrible storm. Even the captain got sea sick! Still enjoyed my trip with them though
Next time you're here in Scandinavia go to Stockholm, Sweden and take TallinkSilja linie for a ferry trip to Helsinki, Finland from there you can take the ferry to Tallinn, Estonia and from there take another ferry back to Stockholm. Nice little roundtrip. On this trip you pass another 3 capitols aroud the Baltic sea.
That was a fantastic trip; I never thought of a ferry trip overnight in Norway. What a sunset ! And the food looked good, breakfast made my mouth water. Thanks for sharing, Arigato, Kuga.
Quite a few ferries out from Norway. Oslo-Copenhagen, Oslo-Kiel (the biggest and most similar to real cruise ships). There's also ferries from the west of Norway to Denmark and recently a new ferry from south of Norway too the Netherlands. And of course the ships going along the Norwegian coast (Hurtigruten and Havila)
Hi Kuga, that was really fun to watch. I'm Norwegian, but I lived in Copenhagen for six years around 1990. I have taken the Oslo ferry many times, but at that time it was a lot more "ship" and a lot less luxury; not bad at all, but times have changed. The highlight for me was right at the end, where you are at OEsterport station, catching a train towards the city centre. I've stood on that platform countless times, waiting for the train; the trains have changed, but the platform is the same, it looks exactly as it did 30 years ago. A bit funny that you travel from Japan and make this video, and then I see it and remember when I was there. :-)
Those trains that looked like the E3 Shinkansen are... not very good. They're called IC4, or Litra EG. Their full introduction was delayed by nearly a decade because they didn't work properly. Even now, they're really noisy unless you sit right in the middle of them. But the seats are comfortable and there's lots of leg space. The older IC3 (Litra MF) are much, much better. Very comfortable inside and quiet, despite being DMUs. They're used for most intercity trains. Their rubber noses are very distinctive.
This so cool to see! Europe's Hokkaido? Okay, I can see that! The view at the start - the street with the pale blue trams - always feels as if you are looking at a model railway! Breakfast? Of course! With a view, most certainly!By the way, these DFDS ferries are often called "Cruise Ferry", and to my mind that's true. Mind you, cruise ship prices on board!
Your room looks very nice and spacious as some European hotel rooms. I rode the ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm and my room was very small and cramped and there was no quiet lounge where passengers could socialize and relax over a glass of wine. There were only very loud nightclubs and gambling casinos, so I cancelled my trip on the DFDS overnight ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo and took the train instead. Thanks for sharing lovely video.
To be fair he did travel in one of the most expensive rooms on the ship. Most cabins are on the cheaper and smaller size, akin in size and layout to the sleeper cabins on a European night train. I myself have travelled in such a cabin in the middle of the ship 3 times.
20:37 It's pretty much *always* windy around the northern parts of the Atlantic ocean... Sweden and Finland is somewhat protected due to the mountains in Norway. Western Norway, Denmark, Scotland, Ireland and Iceland etc are all exposed. My guess is that Portugal is too, but I've never been there, so I can't say for sure.
Looked like a good choice from the Itallian menu, I've never tried Gnocci but I will now and that dish looked fresh and healthy, unlike your first breakfast.
@Kuga´s Travel At 21:15 the ferry you can see is fully electric. It operates between Helsingborg (Sweden) and Helsingör (Denmark) on the shortest ferry route between both countries (distance ~ 5kms)
You got to see Little Mermaid! When I took the ferry , I went from Larvik Norway to Fredrikshavn, so I missed it. It was a great trip. But your ferry was much nicer! 1st class cabin! Nice! Thanks for the video!💖
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Fun fact: those glass jars at 11:18 and 22:47 are traditional jars to make marmalade in. They are heat resistant and can even be used to bake little cakes in. Since they come with a lid, they are perfect for restaurant use. But tat is why you very often find patterns showing fruits stamped into the glass :D
Hello, since you enjoy ferry rides I can recommend taking the costal route of Norway. Bergen to Kirkenes and back for 12 days. During the winter you can see the Aurora Borealis and in the summertime you can see the midnight sun. You can also take the shorter alternative by traveling to Either Bergen or Kirkenes and take a shorter one way trip to the end destination making it a 6 day trip. I would recommend doing it in the summer unless you really want to see the Aurora Borealis, in the winter mostly dark all the time and the weather can be a bit rough. Hurtigruten is the name of the company doing those trips. And last I must say I really enjoy your relaxing videos, keep it up and keep exploring the world.
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I have never watched a solo video for a ferry that was so sad. The background music made me cry 😿
Hello Kuga, i am so happy you are enjoying your stay in Denmark. As a Dane, and a long time fan, i wish i could have shown you many of the beautiful places of Denmark. Have a nice day :)
same
It always warms my heart that tourists have good experiences in Norway. It makes me happy. The DFDS ferries are like a mini vacation for many people. Usually Oslo - Copenhagen, then spend a day in the city, then the ferry back. Nice way to get away and enjoy yourself for a few days.
Since I live in Oslo. Let me just say one little thing here. Not some people take this round trip to buy alcohol. All of us are. But a ferry ride to recommend from Oslo is the route to Kiel in Germany. It takes 20 hours one way. And it is built like a proper cruise ship. It is operated by Color Line. And yes, we are taking this trip to buy alcohol as well. Thanks for a great video.
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Glad to see you are living the dream, Kuga-San, and experiencing mass-transit in other parts of the world 😁! I especially enjoyed the seagull keeping perfect station, riding the wind alongside the ship 🥰.
What a great bonus, that you got to see those spectacular sunrise and sunset over open water! And that breakfast by the window … that alone was worth the price of the trip 😁❤️!
Soothing piano music on departure, not "Sunflower, Sunflower!" All sung by a constipated banshee trying to pass a Lego Death Star!
Thank you for coming to us in Scandinavia! I have been enjoying your videos from Japan for a long time. I hope to visit Japan again next year.
8:25 That seagull flying next to the ship looks like it's floating in place.
My grandfather was from Skåne and we used to take the ferry from Helsingborg to Helsingør when we went down to visit. In Helsingør there is a castle, Krongborg, which is by the sea so you maybe seen it, that is where Shakespeare said Hamlet lived in. Train from Copenhagen is cheap and food in Denmark is excellent. Brostræde ice cream in Helsingør is simply the best ever.
Nice trip. You were so lucky to have such great weather.
Thank you for allowing us to travel with you and seeing through your eyes!
Next time you get a chance to travel to Norway, you should try "hurtigruten" or "Havila Kystruten", the travel along the Norwegian coast, they are sort of similar to the Japanese long distance ferry, with a cargo deck, but they are more passenger oriented then a ferry (they can take a few cars). They travel the entire Norwegian coast, but stop at many places, so you can chose the length of the travel, for example, an overnight travel, or a travel between Bergen and Trondheim, where you take the train to Bergen from Oslo, and then train from Trondheim back to Oslo.
Hurtigruten goes all the way from Bergen, Norway to Kirkenes near the border to Russia.
Hi im from Nepal and I like your videos tour in Europe.Such a pleasant tour and luxurious life for long journey travel.Have a Great time and Happy journey.
Thank you for taking me with you on your most lovely travels. ❤
Copenhagen ... such a beautiful place. I was there, pretty much 30 years ago, September 1992. Rode there with my bicycle fom Frankfurt, Gemany.
Norway, one of my favourite countries. Loved being there. 💕🇦🇺
Very nice video. Also fun fact, if the ferry seems quite cruise like, then there's a good reason for that. During the late 90's it actually sailed as a cruise ship in Asia, docked in Singapore and Hong Kong. Round trip "Mini-cruise" tickets are also regularly sold on the route, and are a common prize in games and competitions in Denmark.
Also the E3 Shinkansen lookalike is a bit of a mess. What you saw is the IC4. A Diesel train built in Italy by Ansaldo Breda (now Hitachi Rail Italy) for speeds of up to 200km/h in the early 2000's. These trains have had numerous issues with reliability, build quality, and operations. Heck they're speed limited to just 180km/h and the State railways want to retire them as soon as possible. The last ones will likely be retired by 2026, after which they'll be sold to Romania. Well apart from the one train the Italian state stole and gave to the late dictator Gadaffi in Libya to be his private train.
These trains will be replaced by a new train called the IC5. An all electric, 200km/h multiple unit train built by Alstom as part of their "Coradia Stream" family of trains that'll be delivered from 2025 onwards.
Hey Kuga, very well made video! Glad you had a chance to go on this cruise 🎉
Oslo is wonderful. When I was there in 2017 I flew in from Helsinki, but took a ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki after a train from Copenhagen to Stockholm.
I'm Danish and I have never seen The Little Mermaid although I live 30 kilometers away! Haha! Always seemed like a tourist trap for me. I hope you enjoyed Denmark, and got to see more than just Copenhagen (although Copenhagen is a very vibrant city with a lot to offer!)
isn't always the case with those little statues? Same with Loreley or Manekin Piss. If you are there for a nice walk and come by it's neat, but some travel to the place for them
Thanks for bringing us with you to Europe. Enjoy yourself, stay happy and stay safe through your entire trip.
That as one of your best ones….. I loved it❤️👍
Again, another wonderful video. Thank you, Kuga!!! 👍
You should really try the cruiseferries Viking Glory and Viking Grace that serves the route Stockholm-Åland islands-Turku. And also Silja Symphony and or Silja Serenade. These are some of the most luxurious cruiseferries in the world.
Yeah those are nice ferries. The two Oslo-Kiel ferries from Color Line copied the Silja Line style of ferry (just like Royal Caribbean did too) with the "street" mid ship.
Yes he should definitely try Silja Line. They also have Commodore and its way better than this DFDS
@@fafearmani1840 Yea thats why DFDS is constantly rewarded aa the best ferry operator in Europe :-)
I so enjoy your quirky comments on things during the trips. A little lighthearted comment brings a fresh dimension to the vlogs. Thank you for the entertainment on all levels. Bushyboy Oz.
Great video as always Kuga, I hope you are enjoying Europe!
Kuga-san, next time you're in northern Europe you absolutely must try the ferry (either Silja Serenade or Silja Symphony) between Stockholm and Helsinki. You'll definitely enjoy the shopping streets they have. And you'll get a scenic ride through the archipelago.
How fun to see you in my home country! Hope you enjoyed Norway
I just booked the opposite route for January. Cannot wait!
Wow what a lovely view of the sunset and sunrise. Thanks for another adventures.
Thank you for the beautiful sunset...
Thank you for taking us with you on your trip! 🤗 Your selection from the breakfast buffet made me hungry! 🙂
That seagull was hysterical! He was smiling at the camera!
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip throughout Europe. I love watching the videos bring back memories and when I did my travel through Europe throughout my college years. I'm glad you're enjoying yourself. Sometimes in your videos I think we actually get to see what you look like in a couple of times we almost but you were like nope sorry for that. I think you like to tease us. But enjoy your videos and keep up the good work. Be careful out there and safe travels
Thank you for visiting Denmark! I am a big fan of you and your travels :D I hope you had a wonderful time in the North and hope you will visit someday again. Thank you
You have a worldwide fan base - and you should notify us of your travel plans, so we can show you around when you reach our spot.. 🙂
I'm Canadian, never traveled outside of Canada, seeing the world through your travels is amazing. Just shows to me how bad Canadian infrastructure is. We have terrible trains and barely useful ferrys. Glad to see a lot of the world have theirs right.
We have some pretty nice ferries in BC. Don't think the one to Prince Rupert is this nice though.
You are tripping. I just watched several of Kugas Canadian train excursions. 😅 They were phenomenal. Kuga does trains, planes, ferries...🧏🇨🇦☺️✌️check them out.❤❤❤ Canada woot woot! 🥲🤪🦅🪶⛰️🏞️🌦️
Just realized how close I was to the Little Mermaid statue when I visited Amalienborg Palace 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Next time!😂 Great video as always❤️
Thanks for sharing your trips! I just recently found your channel and I LOVE it! Hoping that I can make similar trips like you one day. Keep up the good work 😊
Thanks it is fun to see my home town on a japanese youtube channel 😊 I love your videos they are like a relaxing mini-vacation!
Thanks, darkulta!🤝
Glad you visited Norway 🇳🇴! I Hope, you enjoyed your time there and also in Denmark :)
Oooh new places to share videos on. Thank you!
Great cruise. The ocean was beautiful.
That seagull, just riding the wind -- whee! 😄
This brings back memories, because I boarded this ferry many, many years ago.
Very nice trip ! Everything was very well presented ! Thank you very much !
And thank you for taking me with you
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Nice room and with the great weather, looks like you had an enjoyable trip!
i took this boat in 2019 and this video is giving me so much nostalgia! there was almost all japanese and korean people on the boat at the time so it was really nice ^^
The Little Mermaid is one of those things like the Kardashians..It's famous just for being famous.🤷
Glad you got to see it. Too bad you didn't go this time of year, though. The Christmas markets in Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, etc..are really beautiful. I get to head out in 3 weeks to go explore Reykjavik for the first time. So excited!
Safe Travels, my friend!
I love buffet-style breakfast as I could spend the whole morning eating breakfast ☕️🥛🍰🥓🧇🧀🥨🥖🍳🥯🥐🍞🫓
Very nice video! I love these Oslo-Copenhagen DFDS trips, had one myself a few days before yours. Hope you enjoyed your stays in Norway and Denmark, welcome back!
I like that you don't talk over the lovely films you produce.
Norway 🇳🇴 is also an excellent place for skiing ⛷️ in the winter ❄️ ☃️❄️⛄️☃️season.
Great video, always so calming to watch them! You should also try one of the ferries between Sweden and Finland, they can be quite intreresting.
Thanks for the video - I've always wanted to visit that part of the world
Although the culture in Denmark seems odd to us, the people there are guaranteed fun! Loved this video and learning about the "Tax Free" Party/Liquor Store on this gorgeous ferry! They also consume a lot of carbs there! When my friends visit America they always want to visit the cereal aisle of grocery stores.🤣
Thanks for having us alone as always!
Your videos inspire me a lot. I learned how to do a good vlog, it's really awesome, thank you very much
Nice to see You on a Danish operated ferry, from a danish company, traveling to Denmark, please come again, regards from Denmark🙌😀🇩🇰
Great Cruise !! Comfortable Stay . Ocean was Beautiful.
I traveled with DFDS from Newcastle-Gothenburg-Newcastle. It was fine on the way out but the return journey was awful. We hit a terrible storm. Even the captain got sea sick! Still enjoyed my trip with them though
Thanks!
Wow, thank you Vicarious Traveller!🤝
Next time you're here in Scandinavia go to Stockholm, Sweden and take TallinkSilja linie for a ferry trip to Helsinki, Finland from there you can take the ferry to Tallinn, Estonia and from there take another ferry back to Stockholm. Nice little roundtrip. On this trip you pass another 3 capitols aroud the Baltic sea.
I always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you ❤
That was a fantastic trip; I never thought of a ferry trip overnight in Norway. What a sunset ! And the food looked good, breakfast made my mouth water. Thanks for sharing, Arigato, Kuga.
Quite a few ferries out from Norway. Oslo-Copenhagen, Oslo-Kiel (the biggest and most similar to real cruise ships). There's also ferries from the west of Norway to Denmark and recently a new ferry from south of Norway too the Netherlands. And of course the ships going along the Norwegian coast (Hurtigruten and Havila)
Hi Kuga, that was really fun to watch. I'm Norwegian, but I lived in Copenhagen for six years around 1990. I have taken the Oslo ferry many times, but at that time it was a lot more "ship" and a lot less luxury; not bad at all, but times have changed. The highlight for me was right at the end, where you are at OEsterport station, catching a train towards the city centre. I've stood on that platform countless times, waiting for the train; the trains have changed, but the platform is the same, it looks exactly as it did 30 years ago. A bit funny that you travel from Japan and make this video, and then I see it and remember when I was there. :-)
Love your vids mate. Calming & Relaxing. You're pretty funny too!! 😁
Those trains that looked like the E3 Shinkansen are... not very good. They're called IC4, or Litra EG. Their full introduction was delayed by nearly a decade because they didn't work properly. Even now, they're really noisy unless you sit right in the middle of them. But the seats are comfortable and there's lots of leg space.
The older IC3 (Litra MF) are much, much better. Very comfortable inside and quiet, despite being DMUs. They're used for most intercity trains. Their rubber noses are very distinctive.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful trip
Great trip. Finally, European Ferry Trip on your channel.
Nice video as always friend 👍👍👍👍
Tack!
Tack, Silja!🤝
Just found your channel and am thoroughly enjoying your content... especially the European videos.☺️😊
whoah! Kuga I always enjoy watching your travel vlogs.
Looks more like a cruise ship than a ferry.
I was there in 1965 and the statue had been stolen. It took years to get it returned.
Very lucky with the weather.
I've been to Denmark a few times, glad you enjoyed it. Try Legoland! Brilliant video, as always.
Wow! Thanks for showing us around.
This is the one link of your journey where its just as clean as Japan.
This so cool to see!
Europe's Hokkaido? Okay, I can see that! The view at the start - the street with the pale blue trams - always feels as if you are looking at a model railway!
Breakfast? Of course! With a view, most certainly!By the way, these DFDS ferries are often called "Cruise Ferry", and to my mind that's true. Mind you, cruise ship prices on board!
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely! That cabin looks cozy!
Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed the trip.
A wonderful video, Nice Ferry . 😊
Thank you Kuga, that was great!
That's a very nice voyage. Ferry is like a floating hotel.
Thank you for your relaxing video.
Your room looks very nice and spacious as some European hotel rooms. I rode the ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm and my room was very small and cramped and there was no quiet lounge where passengers could socialize and relax over a glass of wine. There were only very loud nightclubs and gambling casinos, so I cancelled my trip on the DFDS overnight ferry from
Copenhagen to Oslo and took the train instead. Thanks for sharing lovely video.
To be fair he did travel in one of the most expensive rooms on the ship. Most cabins are on the cheaper and smaller size, akin in size and layout to the sleeper cabins on a European night train. I myself have travelled in such a cabin in the middle of the ship 3 times.
wow great vlog video ❤❤❤❤❤❤
20:37
It's pretty much *always* windy around the northern parts of the Atlantic ocean...
Sweden and Finland is somewhat protected due to the mountains in Norway.
Western Norway, Denmark, Scotland, Ireland and Iceland etc are all exposed.
My guess is that Portugal is too, but I've never been there, so I can't say for sure.
Tried Denmark to Norway way back 2012. Not fond of cruise ships but your video reminded me of the experience. 😁
北欧はまだ行ったことがないのですが、街全体がおとぎ話に出てくるような色合いで、素敵ですね♪ 確か人魚姫は「がっかり観光スポット」に含まれていたような？😂
Looked like a good choice from the Itallian menu, I've never tried Gnocci but I will now and that dish looked fresh and healthy, unlike your first breakfast.
I think we had a Commodore Suite too, when my daughter was maybe 1 or 2 y.o.
More room to relax in the cabin, and to put up the portable baby bed.
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At 21:15 the ferry you can see is fully electric. It operates between Helsingborg (Sweden) and Helsingör (Denmark) on the shortest ferry route between both countries (distance ~ 5kms)
Looks like a fantastic experience !
Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful. Greetings from Canada.
You got to see Little Mermaid! When I took the ferry , I went from Larvik Norway to Fredrikshavn, so I missed it. It was a great trip. But your ferry was much nicer! 1st class cabin! Nice! Thanks for the video!💖