Norway – a paradise in northern Europe that is best known for its beautiful fjords and waterfalls, Viking history, museums and castles. When you’re not hiking through the luscious green, cruising through UNESCO-listed fjords, or learning about the country’s rich history, you’re enjoying the charming towns and everything they have to offer. And, if you’re lucky, Norway is also one of the best places in the world to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights. Norway is a dream destination for travellers seeking both adventure and culture.
Explore the world's most beautiful fjords in Norway. Bergen, one of Norway’s most picturesque and vibrant cities, is the perfect gateway to the country’s world-famous fjords. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, the city is a hub for fjord cruises, scenic boat trips, and waterfall adventures.
This is very dependent on the time of year, and seeing this beautiful phenomenon is not guaranteed, but Norway is one of the best countries to see the Aurora Borealis. The best time to see the Northern Lights in Norway is from early October to March. The best places to see the the Northern Lights are in the north of the country, like the charming city of Tromsø.
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Spot orcas and humpback whales swimming in the wild in the seas around Tromsø. Seeing these huge, incredible animals in their natural habitat is truly special. The best time to see whales is between November and January.
If you visit Norway during the summer months, you can take advantage of the so-called Midnight Sun, where the sun doesn't set for months. The Lofoten Islands are water sports heaven, and kayaking is an incredible way to make the most of the natural phenomenon while exploring the beautiful waters.