For a once-in-lifetime experience, Norway is the only way. Its iconic glaciers, mountains and fjords will transport you to a Viking winter wonderland like no other, before the grand finale of the Northern Lights takes your breath away. Step into Tromsoe to experience the aurora borealis as well as the chance to go snowmobiling, dog sledding or to stay in the famous ice hotel.
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Northern Norway and the Northern Lights
From 5 days - Tailor-made from £3259The itinerary is truly a once in a lifetime adventure. You’ll snowmobile, visit an ice hotel and hopefully see the Northern Lights in all their glory. Starting in Tromsø, which they call the Paris of the North, you’ll find your...View Itinerary
Northern Lights and Snowmobiling Adventure
From 4 days - Tailor-made from £759Tromsø is a lively city with a rich cultural life. It has a bustling, friendly nightlife and is full of interesting shops, museums, churches, cafés and restaurants with Arctic menus. This itinerary sees you go in hunt of the Northern Lights...View Itinerary
Northern Lights and Dog Sledding Adventure
From 4 days - Tailor-made from £759Visit Tromsø, the capital of the Arctic, surrounded by mountains, fjords and islands. Hunt for the magical Northern Lights, experience the Sami culture and explore the Nordic wilderness during a traditional husky sledding. Situated at nearly 70° north, there are...View Itinerary
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Getting to NorwayThe main international airport in Norway is Gardermoen in Oslo. You can also fly to Bergen, Tromso and Stavanger. There are ferry connections between Norway and Denmark, Germany and Sweden.
The main international airport in Norway is Gardermoen in Oslo. You can also fly to Bergen, Tromso and Stavanger. There are ferry connections between Norway and Denmark, Germany and Sweden.
General Information
Norway is one of the best places to visit to see the Northern Lights. This country is blessed with some of the world’s most beautiful green landscape. The sculptured mountains, vast lakes, and the snowy north make this the perfect place to visit if you are an adventure seeker. There is plenty of hiking, biking, northern light chasing and snowmobiling to be done here!
Norway’s capital city Oslo is somewhat of an undiscovered gem. With its cool quirky architecture and Nordic themes blended with modernism, it’s a nice place to visit if you are looking for a change from the fjords and stunning landscape.
What Everyone Does In Norway
What Norway is most famous for is its incredible Fjords which are found mainly on the West coast. A great way to see them is via boat, which will cruise amongst the fjords, meandering in and out allowing you to take in their splendour.
What Some People Do In Norway
Head up north to Lapland to see the northern lights. A great family trip as you can take your children to visit Santa Claus and experiencing the Northern Lights is fun for everyone. Take a snowmobile ride or even a husky tour through the snowy mountains.
What No One Else Does In Norway
You’ve probably planned to spend most of your time outdoors to take in the fresh Norwegian air. One thing we recommend, which not many people do, is to take a road trip along the Atlantic Ocean Road. Experience some outstanding landscape and beautifully sculptured roads.