Anchored by Europe’s fastest-growing capital, Oslo, Norway abounds with dramatic landscapes, Norse mysticism, adventurous pursuits and the regal Norwegian fjords.
Itineraries We Love
We believe that itineraries need to be personalized, and can work for anyone from honeymooners and adventurers to families and multi-gen groups as long as they are tailored to your interests. Here are some of our favorites; many more can be created by our expert team.
Iconic Norway
The classic Norway itinerary includes thrilling adventures in the fjords to witness one of the world’s greatest natural landscapes as well as time in its blossoming capital city.
The classic Norway itinerary includes thrilling adventures in the fjords to witness one of the world’s greatest natural landscapes as well as time in its blossoming capital city.
When to Go
May through September, when the days are long and the weather is warm.
Ideal Length of Stay
7-10 days
Itinerary Highlights
Exploring Oslo, road-tripping, hiking and boating around the Norwegian fjords
Days 1-3: Oslo
Tour Oslo to learn about Norwegian exploration (from the Viking era to present day), see the city’s cool modern architecture and famous ski jump and dine at alfresco eateries on the waterfront.
Days 4-10: Norwegian Fjords
Experience the exquisitely beautiful fjords that line the coast of Norway with stops in the charming town of Ålesund and at a handful of serene countryside resorts. Rent a car to see roadside architectural attractions, kayak to secluded waterfalls, visit islands on a RIB boat tour, see the landscape from above with a helicopter tour and visit famous fjords like Geirangerfjord and Sognefjord.
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Travel Guides & Articles
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