It depends on what you want. Summer is great for hiking and long days, while winter is perfect for Northern Lights viewing and snowy adventures.
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From dramatic fjords to snow-dusted peaks to storybook villages, Norway is pure natural magic
Whether you're cruising through towering UNESCO-listed fjords or chasing the Northern Lights, the country enchants visitors with its unspoiled scenery.
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- Private fjord cruises with onboard dining
- Husky sledding and snowmobiling in the Arctic
- Exclusive photography tours of the Northern Lights
- Gourmet dining experiences in Bergen
- Hiking with local nature guides in Jotunheimen National Park
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Norway offers a breathtaking blend of natural wonders and modern charm, from mirror-like fjords and Arctic wilderness to vibrant cities and coastal villages.With a tailor-made vacation, you don’t have to choose between them. You can experience it all on your own terms. A custom Norway itinerary gives you the flexibility to explore the best of the country. Stroll through the stylish streets of Oslo, cruise past waterfalls in UNESCO-listed fjords, and head north to the Arctic Circle for once-in-a-lifetime adventures. Whether you want to travel in summer and enjoy extended daylight or in winter to experience the glow of the Northern Lights, your trip will be thoughtfully planned according to the season.
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Best Time To Visit
Norway changes dramatically with the seasons, offering unforgettable experiences year-round.
Summer (June to August) is a dream for outdoor lovers. Long days stretch into the night, thanks to the midnight sun, especially above the Arctic Circle. It’s the perfect time for hiking, kayaking, and scenic fjord cruises when the landscapes are lush and vibrant.
Winter (December to March) brings a different kind of magic. Snow blankets the country, and the skies often glow with the hues of blue and green under Northern Lights. This is prime time for skiing, dog sledding, and Arctic adventures in places like Tromsø and the Lofoten Islands.
Spring and fall are quieter, ideal for travellers seeking fewer crowds and a more relaxed pace. Spring brings blooming wildflowers and cascading waterfalls at their strongest, while autumn lights up the mountains in shades of gold, red and orange. No matter when you visit, Norway offers something extraordinary.
When it comes to packing, Destination Specialist Hetal Patel advice is clear: “Layer up. Carry an umbrella and raincoat because sometimes it gets super cold super fast. And bring along a bathing suit so you can enjoy one of the many saunas there.”
Check out our guide to the Best Time to Visit and let us help you choose the ideal season for your Norway vacation.
What do the experts say?
If you can, plan your vacation around so you can participate in Constitution Day on May 17th. It’s Norway’s national day, but unlike most countries, it’s not military or political. It’s a huge, joyful celebration of children, culture, and national pride.
You have to try glogg, Norway’s popular mulled wine. It’s a personal favourite
With regard to packing for your trip - Layer up. Carry an umbrella and raincoat because sometimes it gets super cold super fast. And bring along a bathing suit so you can enjoy one of the many saunas there!
Places To Go
Handcrafted journeys to our most popular places to visit in Norway
Alesund
Alesund is a town and a seaport located on the west coast of Norway about 230 kilometres/145 miles...
Alesund is a town and a seaport located on the west coast of Norway about 230 kilometres/145 miles north of Bergen and adjacent to the Geirangerfjord. It is noted for its concentration on Art Nouveau...

Bergen
Bergen is a coastal city cradled by seven towering mountains that will immerse you in a unique...
Bergen is a coastal city cradled by seven towering mountains that will immerse you in a unique balance of urban vibrancy and small-town Nordic charm. Step back to the Middle Ages and wander through...

Longyearbyen
Longyearbyen is the world's northernmost town and a place of extraordinary beauty and rugged charm...
Longyearbyen is the world's northernmost town and a place of extraordinary beauty and rugged charm in the remote Arctic archipelago of Svalbard. Discover the colourful houses clinging to the...

Oslo
The capital of Norway, Oslo is located on the Oslo Fjord in the south of the country. It is laid...
The capital of Norway, Oslo is located on the Oslo Fjord in the south of the country. It is laid out in the shape of a horseshoe around the sea and is surrounded by green hills, forests and mountains...

Tromso
Tromso is located in the north of Norway and is the third largest city north of the Arctic Circle...
Tromso is located in the north of Norway and is the third largest city north of the Arctic Circle anywhere in the world. The majority of Tromso, including the city centre, is located on an island. It...

Norwegian Fjords
The Norwegian Fjords region is a nature lover's paradise, where you will discover breathtaking...
The Norwegian Fjords region is a nature lover's paradise, where you will discover breathtaking landscapes around every corner. Explore a beautiful network of deep, glacier-carved fjords, soaring...
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to visit Norway?
How many days should I spend in Norway?
Plan for at least 7–10 days to see a mix of cities, fjords, and maybe the Arctic north as well.
Can I see the Northern Lights in Norway?
For sure. Your best chance is to head north to places like Tromsø or Lofoten between September and March.
Do I need a visa for Norway?
Maybe. If you’re from outside the EU or Schengen area, check the rules. Residents of many countries, like Canada, the U.S. and Australia, are allowed 90 days visa-free.
What is Norway famous for?
There are a few notable things, including its love of nature, fjords, the Northern Lights, Vikings, stunning landscapes, and a strong focus on sustainable living.
How do I get around Norway?
Trains, ferries, and short flights are all great options. Public transport is clean, reliable, and scenic, too.
Can I take a fjord cruise in winter?
Yes, you can, but the routes available may be limited. Winter cruises are wonderful though and offer a peaceful, snowy experience.
What currency is used in Norway?
The Norwegian krone (NOK).
Where are the Lofoten Islands?
They’re just above the Arctic Circle, off Norway’s northwest coast. They’re known for their remoteness, wildness, and breathtaking beauty.
Can I see polar bears in Norway?
Not everywhere. You’ll have to go to Svalbard, a remote Arctic archipelago north of mainland Norway.
What is the Flåm Railway?
It’s a scenic train ride through mountains and waterfalls and is considered one of the most beautiful rail journeys in the world.
Can I combine Norway with Sweden or Denmark?
Definitely. They're well-connected by train, ferry, or short flights.
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