In late summer, writer Chantel Tattoli, her husband, and their toddler flew Norwegian Air from their home in Paris to the Hardangerfjord region of Norway, which is known as the orchard of the country. (The trio did have their fill of fresh-picked plums, pears, and apples.) The main draw, the fjord itself — which is the country’s second-longest — is located south of Bergen and stretches from the Atlantic some 110 miles inland. Tattoli and her family ferried across it to explore hiking trails, hang out with a flock of sheep, and gaze at a James Turrell Skyspace. At the link in our bio, she shares how they spent their six-day respite, from sautéing reindeer to taking in the mesmerizing landscape, braving icy harbor swims, and spotting one wild mink.