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Budget Trips to Norway

Budget Trips to Norway

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Although a notoriously expensive holiday destination, it is still possible to enjoy a wholesome trip to Norway without breaking the bank. You can still unlock jaw-dropping sights like the dancing Northern Lights, the remote charm of the Lofoten Islands, and the staggering beauty of Geirangerfjord’s Unesco-listed fjords—all while keeping expenses in check. Whether you’re hiking rugged mountains, cruising along serene fjords, or soaking in the vibe of lively towns like Bergen and Tromsø, these budget-friendly packages for travelers guarantee authentic experiences without the hefty price tag. Scroll through our list of Norway budget trips below.

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Joel E. | Traveled in September

I loved all the guided walks on the tour, provided by both the tour manager as well as the hired guides and concessionaires. All of the included excursions were wonderful. I found all of the museums visited very interesting.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

We had an excellent tour of Sweden, Denmark and Norway and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Highlights were all of the museums in each of the countries (especially the Vasa Museum in Stockholm), plus the train trip across Sweden (except for the extremely early departure time), the outstanding overnight ferry between Copenhagen and Oslo, the scenery (especially the fjord areas in Norway), the Flam, Norway, train ride, and the local guide tours were all well done. All of the motor coach drivers were exceptional. We had two Tour Directors, Kees and Wendela. Both were very knowledgeable about our destinations but Wendela especially provided extensive commentary on the areas of the tour she was responsible for. Both really cared about all of the tour group members and their comfort levels on the bus and walking tours, etc. Some use of both email and WhatsApp with providing the next day's agenda, times, etc., was made and should be used more. The Alexandra Hotel in Loen, Norway, was exceptional. Our room was large by European standards, the indoor and outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs were impressive as were the robes, towels and slippers provided in each room. The 2 buffet dinners and breakfasts we had were excellent. The Scandic Spectrum Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, was overall very unimpressive. We were disappointed with several of the included dinner meals on the tour with the lack of choice of food. Really, why was there no choice of a starter several times? Not everyone eats fish stew or smoked salmon. We can’t believe a restaurant can’t serve a salad instead. The least appreciated parts of the tour were the Viegland sculpture park in Oslo, Norway, and the farewell dinner restaurant in Bergen. We would rate both at 1 star at best. We have already signed up for our next Collette tour.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

This tour was one of my favorites with Collette. I've been traveling and leading tours for 15 years and this was one of the most spectacular places for beauty I've been thus far. We had two tour managers and I have to brag on both of them! This tours, was by far the best tour also because of these two tour managers; they made it remarkable. First of all we had Kees, and he was absolutely the best I have ever had! He was so knowledgeable, kind, went well above and beyond what any of the other tour guides I have ever had (no joke) has ever done before. He told joke, he sang, he participated, he was kind, he was attentive and had to leave us due to an emergency due to his family. The entire coach was so very upset...until Lawendela came! She was also such a delight and fun and knowledgeable. She jumped right in, and it was like a mini Kees. We all felt both of their dedication to the tour and to Collette. Collette is lucky to have both of these two tour managers on their team. Like I said, I have been lots of place with Collette and mostly overseas and this tours with Kees and then Lawendela was superb! 10 our of 10! Except I did have jewery stolen at one hotel which was about $75.00 worth that I just purchased! Very saddened about that.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Train and ferry really great. Last farewell dinner food was poor quality. Loved all excursion but need to see inside castles more and see munch museum on day two would be nice. Had to pay for lunch and dinner way too many times . Really loved all the extra guides very knowledgeable and professional. Tour quides very good with people skills and management of travelers especially with event info for each day was written with material and using whats app and emails. Always available for any needs, can't say enough about keese he was exceptional.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Loved this tour! I was unsure about it at first, but was very pleasantly surprised. I thought the tour manager was well prepared and very knowledgeable about all aspects of Scandinavian life. I took off one Star because she wasn't too personable for about half of the tour. She became more relaxed and enjoyable later on. I loved the ferry boat ride through the fjords and also The Falls. It just doesn't get any better than that!

RAE M. | Traveled in August

I enjoyed the places we saw in Sweden very much. I wish we had been able to see a little more of Denmark. Copenhagen was great but that’s really all we saw. Norway was the highlight of all for me. The absolute beauty of the fjords, the country side as we traveled and the cities. The Flam railroad trip was one of my favorites. Also the Geiranger Fjord boat ride was another highlight. Cesar our guide had great information about each place we traveled. He kept us all organized and everything stayed right on time! We had a large group of 43 people so not an easy task. The Iceland extension was good too but not quite as organized without a designated tour guide. The local guide was good and she showed us sights in Reykjavik. The waterfall and geyser on the mini circle tour were incredible!

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Insights on traveling Norway on a budget

Average daily budget for an affordable Norway trip

Traveling through Norway on a budget might sound tricky, but it’s doable. Although pricier than many European countries, spending USD 100 to 150 per day in Norway can cover cozy hostel stays, simple but hearty meals, efficient public transport, and a range of affordable activities like hiking or visiting museums. Booking a Norway budget trip through Bookmundi can lower this estimate even further, thanks to shared services like coaches, accommodations and other activities.

Recommended activities and destinations for budget tours in Norway

From colorful coastal towns to dramatic landscapes, Norway is packed with incredible places that don’t demand a splurge. Wander through the cobbled streets of Bergen, explore the charming fishing villages in the Lofoten Islands, or soak up history in Oslo’s free-entry museums. For nature lovers, hiking trails around Geirangerfjord and Trolltunga offer jaw-dropping scenery at no cost. Don't miss local markets, lively festivals, and free city walking tours that reveal rich cultural layers. Budget tours often dive deeper into local life, offering authentic encounters away from tourist crowds. Get more inspiration with our guide to things to do in Norway and find hidden gems among the top places to visit in Norway.

When to travel Norway to save more

Visiting Norway during the shoulder seasons—April to May and September to October—lets you enjoy mild weather, thinner crowds, and much better prices on flights, accommodations, and tours. Summer draws heavy tourism and high costs, while winter offers good deals but with chilly extremes, especially inland. Coastal cities like Bergen and Stavanger stay relatively mild year-round, making them smart choices for affordable trips even in cooler months. For more insights on weather patterns and cost-effective travel planning, check out the best time to visit Norway.

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