Norway Holidays
With jagged peaks soaring steeply from the surf and fjords chiselled deep into the Earth’s crust, Norway’s topography is dramatically diverse, providing a spine-tingling backdrop for hikes, kayak rides and aurora hunting. Fishermen’s tales have shaped popular culture, and every island and islet has a story to tell.

Norway Holidays
Below you will find some of our favourite Norway holiday ideas for inspiration
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Day 1 | Arrive in Tromsø
Day 2 | Northern Lights
Day 3 | Exploring The City
Day 4 | Snowmobile Safari
Day 5 | Alps Dog Sledding
Day 6 | Departure Day
5 nights
Arctic Getaway to Northern Norway
Combine Norway's northernmost city of Tromsø with a stay in the Lyngen Alps. Search for the Northern Lights by electric car and explore the wilderness by snowmobile and dog sled. -
Day 1 | Arrive in Northern Norway
Day 2 | Snowshoe Hike & Northern Lights Cruise
Day 3 | Silent Whale Watching
Day 4 | Tromso Sight Seeing & Ferry To Vengsoy
Day 5 | Nordic Sea Lodge
Day 6 | Departure Day
5 nights
Arctic Silence at the Top of the World
From Tromso, enjoy a silent whale watching trip on the brand-new Brim Explorer, plus enjoy an aurora hunt by zero-emission Tesla X and a snowshoe hike by sparkling fjords. -
Day 1 | Arrive in Norway
Day 2 | Kayaking Trip
Day 3 | Hiking
Day 4 | National Scenic Route
Day 5 | Departure Day
4 nights
Life with a Local | Senja in Northern Norway
Meet Hege Enge Dekkerhus, a former city-dweller who owns a lighthouse and will take you kayaking, hiking and exploring on the island of Senja in Northern Norway.
Mrs Tracey Poulter | Travelled to Norway in November 2019"We had a wonderful time, experiencing the Northern Lights as well as seeing humpback whales and orcas in the wild while aboard the fabulous Brim Explorer hybrid boat"

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Perfectly suited to the wild at heart, a fractured northern coastline demands exploration. Paddle between rocks smothered with seals or take boat trips to discover remote, weather-beaten islands where puffins choose to nest. In winter, orcas fish for herring outside Tromso, and year-round, resident sperm whales and humpbacks visit surrounding shores.
Since Viking times, the sea has been a focus: traditional rorbu cabins fringe coastal towns such as Bergen, cod is often found on menus, and stockfish dried on wooden A-frames (known as hjell) is a common sight.
In a country where nature belongs to no-one and people have a legal right to roam, boundaries are limitless. Famous peaks and plateaus have rightfully earned iconic status, and the mountain-hugging Flam Railway is regarded as one of the most scenic journeys in the world. But lesser known sights are equally alluring and new discoveries are itching to be made every day.

Wonderful Places to stay in Norway

Norway in Pictures

Brim Explorer

Midnight sun

Kayaking

Whale safari

Cycling

Northern Lights

Cable car, Tromso
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