The term 'Scandinavian Inlets' refers to the long, narrow inlets of the sea that are found along the coasts of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. These inlets are known as FJORDS, which is a Norwegian word meaning 'INLET'. FJORDS are created by glaciers carving out deep valleys in the coastline, and they are typically surrounded by steep cliffs and mountains. FJORDS are an important part of Scandinavian culture and are popular tourist destinations.