Best Norway Tours
About Winter Tours to Norway
Discover the enchanting beauty of Norway in winter, where dramatic fjords and snow-capped mountains create a picturesque backdrop for your adventures. Norway offers an array of exhilarating activities, from dog sledding and snowmobiling to Northern Lights hunting and exploring charming coastal towns.
Embrace the thrill of skiing in world-class resorts, or take a scenic ride on a Norwegian train through the heart of winter landscapes. Norway's vibrant culture and rich history are evident in every village and city, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences. Don’t miss a visit to the iconic city of Oslo, with its modern architecture and fascinating museums.
Our expertly crafted Norway tour packages ensure you experience the best this stunning country has to offer. Whether you're captivated by the allure of the Northern Lights or the serene beauty of the fjords, our destination specialists will help you create an unforgettable journey. Ready to explore
Norway Vacation Packages
Norway Tour Highlights
Discover Norway in winter, witness its snowy fjords and vivid cities. Find out why Norway is worth visiting in winter, which season activities are the most popular, and which landmarks the most beautiful. Create your perfect Norway itinerary with a destination specialist today! Don't forget to include one or two unforgettable experiences from the list below.
- The Frogner Park, Oslo
- The Vigeland Park, Oslo
- Northern Lights Seeking, Tromso
- Dog Sledding, Tromso
- Northern Lights Cruise, Tromso
- The Bryggen district, Bergen
- Floibanen funicular ride, Bergen
- Hurtigruten cruise
- The Lofoten Islands
- Overnight in the Snow Hotel
Things to See in Norway
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Norway, a land of stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Marvel at the Northern Lights illuminating the sky over dramatic fjords, explore lush forests and rugged coastlines, and visit picturesque traditional villages. Discover Oslo, the capital blending contemporary design with fascinating history. From serene mountain lakes to exhilarating fjord cruises, Norway's breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures make it a uniquely captivating destination.
- University of BergenBergen,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Oslo Ski CenterSystem Hub,ItalyExplore
- Gronneviksoren Student HousingBergen,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Dyna LighthouseOslo,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Mt. UlrikenBergen,NorwayFeatured in 2 experiencesExplore
- MAD BuildingOslo,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Bergen HarborBergen,NorwayExplore
- Bergen Fish MarketBergen,NorwayFeatured in 5 experiencesExplore
- Midgard VikingsenterOslo,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Bergenhus FortressBergen,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Troldhaugen Edvard GriegBergen,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Oslo Opera HouseOslo,NorwayFeatured in 2 experiencesExplore
- BryggenBergen,NorwayFeatured in 6 experiencesExplore
- Akershus FortressOslo,NorwayFeatured in 12 experiencesExplore
- Viking Valley NjardarheimrFlam,NorwayFeatured in 2 experiencesExplore
- Aalesunds MuseumAlesund,NorwayExplore
- Mount PrestFlam,NorwayFeatured in 2 experiencesExplore
- Brekkefossen WaterfallFlam,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- The Polar MuseumTromso,NorwayFeatured in 1 experiencesExplore
- Arctic Alpine Botanical GardenTromso,NorwayExplore
- Arctic CathedralTromso,NorwayFeatured in 4 experiencesExplore
- Polaria AquariumTromso,NorwayExplore
- The Arctic University MuseumTromso,NorwayExplore
Popular Destinations In Norway
Tips for Your Trip to Norway
When is the best time to visit Norway?
The best time to visit Norway depends on what you want to experience. For summer activities like hiking and sightseeing, late June to early August is ideal. For winter activities like skiing and Northern Lights viewing, November to March is the best time.How can I see Norway Northern Lights?
The Northern Lights are most visible in Northern Norway, particularly above the Arctic Circle. Tromsø, Alta, and the Lofoten Islands are prime locations. The best time to see them is from late September to early April, with the peak occurring in the winter months when the nights are darkest.What should I pack for a trip to Norway?
For summer trips, pack lightweight and breathable clothing, a light jacket, and good walking shoes. For winter, pack warm layers, including a waterproof outer layer, insulated boots, gloves, hats, and scarves. Always bring a camera to capture the stunning landscapes!How do I experience Norway's Fjords?
To experience Norway’s famous fjords, you can take a fjord cruise, such as those on the Geirangerfjord or the Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can also explore by hiking, kayaking, or taking a scenic drive, such as the Atlantic Road.What winter activities are available in Norway?
Winter in Norway offers a range of activities like skiing (cross-country and downhill), dog sledding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and Northern Lights viewing. You can also enjoy cozy cabin stays, winter hikes, and visit ice hotels.What traditional Norwegian foods should I try?
Some must-try Norwegian foods include rakfisk (fermented fish), klippfisk (dried and salted cod), kjøttkaker (meatballs), gravadlaks (cured salmon), risengrynsgrøt (rice porridge), and lefse (potato flatbread). For dessert, try krumkake (a traditional Norwegian cookie) and bløtkake (cream cake).What are the tipping customs in Norway?
Tipping in Norway is not obligatory, but it is appreciated for good service. In restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving a 5–10% tip is common. Taxi drivers and hotel staff may also receive small tips if service was satisfactory. However, service charges are often included in the price.Norway Overview
What to pack
Make sure to pack a winter parka, thermal clothes, warm hat, gloves, scarf, and winter boots.
Food
Make sure to try tubed caviar, hot dogs, brown cheese, and Norwegian meatballs.
Currency
It useful to have some local currency in cash, you will need Norwegian krone for your trip.
How much to tip
Tipping in Norway is not compulsory, but if you want to tip, leave about 10-20% of total.
Climate
Norway in winter is rainy, snowy with a bit of frost. An average temperature is about -10°C (14°F).
Souvenirs
Some of the most popular souvenirs from Norway are Viking drinking bowls, brunost cheese, liquorice.