It’s said that the biggest fear one has it that of public peaking. For me, my biggest fear is not having cellular service, and not being able to connect while on the go.

Norway Phone photo

Photo by shannonkringen

So, how does one connect while in Norway

Some quick tips to staying connected while on the go:
obile phone coverage is universal in urban areas and generally also good in rural Norway, though on occasion some rural valley areas might be badly covered. Even in the most remote mountain cabins, as long as they are staffed, you will usually be able to send a postcard.

Other tips on staying connected while in Norway? Please add your comments and tips.

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