
Dramatic fjords in summer and dancing Northern Lights in winter.
Norway is pure nature on a grand scale. Deep fjords, waterfalls and colorful fishing villages fill the summer, while the far north turns into a winter wonderland where the Northern Lights dance across the sky.
Need to know
Best time to visit
June to August, or October to March for the Northern Lights
How long to stay
7 to 10 days
Getting there
Fly into Oslo or Bergen, and on to Tromsø for the Arctic north.
Getting around
Scenic trains, ferries, short flights and coastal ships.
Moments we'll plan for you

- The Bergen Railway: Take one of the most scenic train rides in Europe across mountains and plateaus to colorful Bergen.
- The fjords: Cruise through a narrow fjord surrounded by steep cliffs and waterfalls, with time to explore a small fjord village.
- Into the north: Fly north to Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands, home to fishing villages, dramatic peaks and Arctic light.
- Arctic magic: In winter, head out with a guide to hunt for the Northern Lights. In summer, enjoy the midnight sun on a late evening boat trip.
What we'll organize for you
You tell us your dreams for Norway, and we take care of everything in between.
- Flights and your rental car: the best connections and a comfortable car waiting for you when you land.
- Hand picked hotels: the right place and the right room, chosen around you.
- Reservations and tickets: the tables, tours and experiences that sell out, secured before you arrive.
- Support while you travel: one message to us, and we take care of any changes along the way.
The highlights
- Geirangerfjord: A UNESCO listed fjord with dramatic waterfalls.
- Bergen: Colorful wooden houses along the old wharf.
- Lofoten Islands: Peaks rising straight out of the sea.
- Tromsø: The gateway to Arctic adventures and the Northern Lights.
History and culture

- Constitution Day: On May 17, Norwegians celebrate in traditional costumes with parades and music.
- Midsummer: Bonfires along the coast mark the longest days of the year.
- Sami culture: In the north, the Indigenous Sami share their reindeer herding traditions and crafts.
- Outdoor life: Norwegians love being outside in any weather, and you'll quickly see why.
Food and drink to try
Fresh salmon, King crab, Brown cheese, Cinnamon buns.
Where to stay
Fjordside hotels
Classic hotels with views right over the water.
Fishermen's cabins in Lofoten
Cozy red cabins on stilts by the sea.
Design hotels in Oslo
Stylish stays close to the harbor and museums.
Combine it with
- Copenhagen: Design, food and canals in Denmark's capital.
- Stockholm: A beautiful city built on islands.
Let's design your trip to Norway
Tell us your dates and wishes in a free 15 minute call, and we take care of everything else.
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