Tromsø car rental

Let's talk about car rental tips and sightseeing in Tromsø. For car rental travel, there will be more choices to go to farther places, and the daily activity time will be more abundant and relaxed. In winter, renting a car definitely requires attention to safety. Choosing an SUV model with four-wheel drive will be safer and more comfortable. In Norway, all cars will switch to snow tires in winter, so don't worry. However, the driving speed still needs to be slower, and the braking distance will be much longer than normal. I rented a car from Tromsø and drove all the way to Lofoten. The scenery along the way was very beautiful, but because I went in December, there was very little daylight. After about 2pm, it was already dark, and most of the time I was driving at night. So be sure to pay attention to safety ⚠️. I drove from Tromsø to Rovaniemi on the Svolvær road, which took 8 hours with about 2 hours of rest in between. It's not recommended to drive alone, it's better to take turns with two or three people. Fuel up ⛽️: In Norway, refueling is mostly self-service. There is a card slot next to the refueling gun where credit cards such as Visa and Master can be used. Select the corresponding fuel pump and start refueling. The whole process is basically self-operated. If you don't know how to do it, you can ask the staff for help. You don't have to worry about running out of gas and not finding a gas station along the way. There are still many gas stations available. After driving to the Lofoten Islands, the E10 highway is one of the most beautiful self-driving roads in the world. The scenery along the way is very beautiful, mostly coastal roads. Thanks to the unique terrain of Lofoten, driving on the road is like being in a movie. Pick-up and drop-off: The pick-up location is right outside Tromsø Airport where five or six car rental companies are located together, making it very convenient to pick up and drop off the car at the same place.