Customizable Tours to Norway - Your Trip, Your Way

Norway is more than just dramatic fjords and the psychedelic Northern Lights. Railway rides here are among the most scenic in the world, while this Nordic country also has numerous cultural monuments and landmarks like Akershus Castle and Arctic Cathedral. Add to this a dose of rich history that Oslo offers, along with the ski slopes of the Lyngen Alps, and you have all the ingredients to customize a trip to Norway. Get in touch with us today if you are looking forward to a tailormade Norwegian adventure. When to go to Norway If it is cities and scenic countrysides that interest you, then spring (May to June) is ideal. This is when the weather warms up and the countryside is filled with flowers. However, if it is the Northern Lights that you want to see, then make sure that you plan your trip for fall (September and October). For those planning a ski vacation, we suggest December and January, when the country gets the best snow. Learn more. How long to stay in Norway Book yourself a week-long journey to Norway if you want to tick most of the highlights off your bucket list. However, if it is solely an Arctic experience that you are planning, then five days are enough. For those looking forward to a hiking trip in the country in conjunction with any of the above experiences, we suggest 10 days in Norway. In a few weeks, you can include the Lofoten Islands and other remote but breathtaking destinations in your personalized tour of Norway. Learn more. Must-visit destinations in Norway The medieval castles and fortresses of Oslo are high on the list for most travelers. So is a trip aboard the Flåm Railway, dubbed by many to be the world’s most beautiful train journey, and reindeer sledding and Northern Light-hunting in the Norwegian Arctic. In addition to these usual fares, a customized trip to Norway gives you the chance to take its great outdoors in your stride. Wander through the incredible fjordland on foot and behold the largest and the deepest fjord in the country in Sognefjord. Ascend to the top of the Hardanger Glacier and hike along Romsdalseggen Ridge while enjoying expansive views that stretch all the way to the Atlantic.