Travel and stay in Norway
A journey between fjords, mountains and a boreal breath
Feel like discovering Norway, famous for its spectacular fjords, majestic mountains and picturesque fishing villages?
An iconic Scandinavian destination, Norway captivates with its spectacular landscapes, its legendary scenic routes and unique experiences: fjord cruises, Northern Lights viewing, or hikes in unspoilt nature.
Accessible all year round, Norway can be discovered both in summer under the midnight sun and in winter to experience the magical atmosphere of the Far North.
Voyages Flammang supports you in organizing a tailor-made trip to Norway, combining fjords, Nordic cities, nature excursions and itineraries adapted to your wishes and your budget.
Why travel to Norway?
Between vertiginous fjords, wild nature and unique Nordic experiences, Norway is one of Europe’s most spectacular destinations. Whether you want to admire grandiose landscapes, experience the Far North, or explore authentic villages, every trip to Norway offers a complete change of scenery.
Discover our best offers for your holiday in Norway
Feel like discovering Norway’s spectacular fjords, Nordic villages and wild landscapes?
We have selected for you our most popular stays in Norway, designed to meet every travel desire: cruises in the heart of the fjords, panoramic road trips, discovering the Lofoten Islands or watching the Northern Lights in the Far North.
Whether you’re looking for a nature tour, an adventure trip, a summer getaway under the midnight sun, or a winter stay in the heart of the Arctic, every offer can be fully customized to your dates, your budget, and your travel style.
Choose your itinerary, and we’ll design a tailor-made trip to Norway for you, turnkey.
€1,529
price per person
Mein Schiff – The Norwegian Fjords
- Mein Schiff 3
- Bremerhaven – Ålesund – Nordfjordeid (Eidsfjord) – Bergen – Haugesund – Bremerhaven
- PRO fare
€4,600
price per person
Northern Lights magic
- Discovery of Tromsø, Vesterålen and Lofoten
- Sea eagle-watching safari by RIB
- Night in a rorbu, a traditional fisherman’s cabin
€860
price per person
Norwegian Fjords
- Fly & drive at your own pace
- Discovery of 3 major Norwegian fjords
- Geirangerfjord, ranked among the most spectacular fjords
€1,764
price per person
First Hotel Millennium
- Stroll along the fjord
- Discover contemporary architecture
- Explore Oslo’s museums
When to go to Norway?
Norway can be visited year-round, but the best time depends on the kind of experience you want to have: exploring the fjords, seeing the Northern Lights, or discovering the Far North under the midnight sun.
Spring – Nature awakening
From May to June, nature wakes up after winter and the landscapes become particularly spectacular, with waterfalls fed by melting snow. The days lengthen quickly, and the fjords are still relatively quiet.
Summer – Fjords & midnight sun
From June to August, summer is the ideal season to discover the fjords, coastal villages, and scenic roads. In the north of the country, the midnight sun phenomenon lets you enjoy almost endless bright days.
Autumn – Colors & tranquility
In September and October, the landscapes take on spectacular colors and tourist sites are quieter. It’s also the start of the season to see the Northern Lights in the north of the country.
Winter – Northern Lights & Arctic landscapes
From November to March, Norway becomes a magical destination to experience the Nordic winter. The long nights make it possible to observe the Northern Lights, while the snowy landscapes offer a unique atmosphere.
Oslo
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Where to go in Norway? Must-see places based on your interests
The Western fjords – spectacular landscapes
The Western fjords region is one of the country’s most famous. These glacial valleys, flooded by the sea, offer impressive panoramas of steep cliffs, waterfalls, and small isolated villages. It’s the ideal region to discover Norway’s iconic landscapes.
Ideal for:
- fjord cruises
- scenic road trips
- hikes with spectacular views
Not to be missed:
- Geirangerfjord
- Nærøyfjord
- Troll Road
Oslo – modern & cultural capital
A dynamic capital surrounded by nature, Oslo combines prestigious museums, contemporary architecture, and direct access to the fjords. It’s often the ideal starting point for a first trip to Norway.
Perfect for:
- cultural city break
- discovering Scandinavia
- short stays
Must-sees:
- Viking Ship Museum
- Oslo Opera House
- Vigeland Sculpture Park
Bergen – gateway to the fjords
With its colorful houses in the historic Bryggen district and its maritime atmosphere, Bergen is one of Norway’s most charming cities. Located between sea and mountains, it is an excellent starting point for exploring the fjords.
Ideal for:
- fjord cruises
- discovering Norwegian heritage
- nature excursions
Must-see:
- Bryggen district (UNESCO)
- Mount Fløyen
- historic harbor
The Lofoten Islands – legendary Nordic landscapes
The Lofoten are famous for their steep mountains, fishing villages, and wild beaches. Located north of the Arctic Circle, they offer some of Norway’s most spectacular scenery.
Perfect for:
- landscape photography
- spectacular hikes
- watching the northern lights
Not to be missed:
- the villages of Reine and Hamnøy
- Arctic beaches
- scenic roads
Tromsø – capital of the northern lights
Located beyond the Arctic Circle, Tromsø is one of the best destinations to see the northern lights. In winter, the city becomes a starting point for many excursions in the Far North.
Best for:
- watching the northern lights
- winter activities
- exploring the Far North
To explore:
- Arctic excursions
- dog sledding
- polar cruises
Which trip to Norway is right for you?
Norway lends itself to many travel styles: exploring the fjords, adventures in the Far North, scenic road trips, or nature getaways in the heart of Scandinavian landscapes. Depending on what you’re looking for, the season you travel, and your pace, several experiences let you discover the country in a unique way.
Family trip – nature & discoveries
Norway is an ideal destination for a family trip thanks to its impressive landscapes, its outdoor activities, and its perfectly child-friendly infrastructure. Between fjords, colorful villages, and fun excursions, the country offers plenty of experiences accessible to everyone.
You’ll especially enjoy:
- fjord cruises
- panoramic trains like the Flåm Railway
- interactive museums in Oslo and Bergen
Couples’ trip – spectacular landscapes & Nordic romance
Between majestic fjords, fishing villages, and breathtaking panoramas, Norway is an ideal destination for a trip for two. Fjord cruises, scenic routes, and hotels with views over nature provide a particularly romantic setting.
To experience as a duo:
- fjord cruises
- scenic road trips
- charming hotels with views of nature
Trip with friends – adventure & spectacular landscapes
Norway appeals to groups of friends looking for wide-open spaces and adventure. Exploring the Lofoten Islands, road trips along scenic routes, or hiking in the fjords allows you to enjoy a dynamic journey through unique landscapes.
Don’t miss:
- scenic road trips
- hikes in the fjords
- watching the Northern Lights in winter
Practical tips for your trip to Norway
Norway is the country with the longest coastline in the world if you include all its fjords and islands, measuring more than 100,000 kilometers.
The currency is the Norwegian Krone (NOK). Bank cards are ubiquitous and very widely accepted, even for small amounts. Cash is used less and less, but it can be useful to have a little for certain small expenses. Mobile payments are also common.
The official language is Norwegian.
However, English is very widely spoken, which makes communication easy for travelers.
You’ll find type F outlets (European, with two round pins). A universal adapter is generally not necessary if you’re coming from mainland Europe.
Norway is considered one of the safest countries in Europe:
- low crime rate
- modern infrastructure
- reliable transportation
Norway can be reached from Luxembourg via connecting flights to Oslo, Bergen or Tromsø.
- flight time: about 3 to 5 hours depending on the destination
- regular connections year-round
Norway has an excellent transportation network:
- well-known panoramic trains
- ferries to cross the fjords
- a car recommended for road trips
- domestic flights for long distances
The cost of living is higher than in most European countries.
- restaurants are relatively expensive
- a range of accommodations depending on your budget
- many free nature activities
Norway is part of the Schengen Area.
- no visa required for European citizens
- European Health Insurance Card recommended
- very high-quality medical infrastructure
Create your ideal holiday in Norway now
Spectacular fjords, Nordic villages, scenic roads and unique natural phenomena.
We design for you a tailor-made trip to Norway, fully adapted to your dates, your budget and your wishes.
Also discover our other destinations in Europe
Want to keep the inspiration going after Norway?
Our experts have selected for you the most beautiful European destinations, ideal for varying experiences between spectacular fjords, sunny islands, cultural capitals and nature getaways. Let yourself be inspired and easily find the next destination that matches your way of traveling.
Austria
Austria captivates with its imperial palaces, alpine villages and mountain scenery. Between Vienna, Salzburg and the Austrian Alps, it’s the perfect destination for a getaway combining culture, nature and elegance.
Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands enchant with their turquoise coves, Mediterranean villages and relaxed way of life. Between Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, the archipelago is perfect for a stay combining beaches, nature and a festive atmosphere.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria surprises with its thousand-year-old monasteries, wild mountains and Black Sea beaches. Between Sofia, Plovdiv and the Varna coast, it’s an ideal destination for a trip combining culture, nature and traditions.
Canary Islands
The Canary Islands attract travellers with their mild year-round climate, volcanic beaches and spectacular landscapes. Between Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria, it’s an ideal destination for sunny holidays in any season.
Croatia
Croatia charms travelers with its historic cities, turquoise waters, and natural parks. Between Dubrovnik, Split, and the Dalmatian islands, it is an ideal destination for a trip combining culture, beaches, and nature.
Cyprus
Cyprus captivates with its sunny climate, Mediterranean beaches and ancient ruins. Between Paphos, Nicosia and the Troodos Mountains, the island is perfect for combining relaxation, history and scenery.
Finland
Finland fascinates with its boreal forests, thousands of lakes and northern lights. Between Helsinki, Lapland and the vast Nordic wilderness, it’s an ideal destination for a nature trip and winter experiences.
Germany
Germany captivates with its historic heritage, cultural cities and varied landscapes. Between Berlin, Munich, the Black Forest and the Rhine Valley, it is an ideal destination for a trip combining culture, nature and traditions.
Greece
Greece is a dream destination, with its legendary islands, turquoise waters and ancient heritage. Between Athens, Crete and the Cyclades, it’s the ideal place to combine beaches, culture and the Mediterranean way of life.
Italy
Italy captivates with its artistic heritage, gastronomy and iconic landscapes. Between Rome, Florence, Venice and the Amalfi Coast, it is the perfect destination for a trip combining culture, the art of living and discovery.
Malta
Malta captivates with its millennia-old history, fortified towns and turquoise coves. Between Valletta, the island of Gozo and Comino’s Blue Lagoon, the archipelago is ideal for a stay combining culture, sea and sunshine.
Portugal
Portugal captivates with its historic cities, Atlantic cliffs and renowned cuisine. Between Lisbon and Porto and the beaches of the Algarve, it is an ideal destination for a stay combining culture, sunshine and discovery.
Spain
Spain captivates with its vibrant cities, sun-drenched beaches and rich cultural heritage. Between Barcelona, Madrid, Andalusia and the Spanish islands, it’s the perfect destination for a getaway combining culture, gastronomy and sunshine.
Turkey
Between East and West, experience Ottoman magic. Turkey, a bridge between Europe and Asia, fascinates you with its millennia-old history, its incredibly diverse landscapes and its vibrant culture.
FAQ: the most useful questions for planning your trip
Start by choosing the season of your trip based on the experience you’re looking for: fjords and hiking in summer, Northern Lights in winter. Then plan your itinerary between cities, fjords and natural regions to make the most of the landscapes and scenic roads.
The ideal length depends on your itinerary:
- 4 to 5 days: city trip to Oslo or Bergen
- 7 to 8 days: discovering the fjords of Western Norway
- 10 to 14 days: a complete road trip between fjords, cities and the Lofoten Islands
As distances are significant, it is advisable to plan a fairly long stay.
The best time depends on the experience you’re looking for:
- June to August: hiking, fjords and the midnight sun
- September to March: Northern Lights in the north
- May and September: spectacular landscapes and fewer tourists
Each season offers a different atmosphere between nature, snow and Nordic light.
Norway is one of the most expensive countries in Europe.
- one week trip: around €1,700 to €2,500 depending on the type of stay
- restaurants and accommodation generally higher than the European average
A car is often the best solution for exploring the fjords and scenic roads. It allows you to stop freely at viewpoints and in small villages.
Yes, Norway is one of the best places in Europe to observe the Northern Lights. They are mainly visible from September to March, especially in the north of the country around Tromsø, Alta or the Lofoten Islands, when the sky is clear.
Around 3 to 5 hours with a stopover depending on the arrival city (Oslo, Bergen or Tromsø).
Yes, thanks to its spectacular landscapes, outdoor activities, and modern infrastructure, Norway is a very popular destination for family trips.
Yes, it is common to combine Oslo, Bergen and the fjords, or to add an extension to the Lofoten Islands or the north of the country to see the Northern Lights.
Yes, Norway is considered one of the safest countries in Europe. The crime rate is very low and the tourist infrastructure is modern and well organized. Travelers can explore the cities, the fjords, and the natural regions with complete peace of mind.
The fjords of Western Norway, the Bergen area and the Lofoten Islands are especially popular for couples’ trips. The spectacular landscapes, fishing villages, and hotels with fjord views offer an ideal setting for a romantic stay.