
Norway, land of majestic fjords, steep mountains, and celestial lights, invites you on a fascinating journey through its grandiose landscapes and unique culture. From deep sea arms sculpted by glaciers to the dancing northern lights above the Arctic Circle, passing by charming coastal cities and colorful fishing villages, our stays in Norway are an exploration of a world of contrasts. Explore our offers and discover a country as spectacular as it is breathtaking.
Spectacular natural landscapes
Explore the world-renowned fjords like the Geirangerfjord and the Nærøyfjord, listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Admire imposing mountains, shimmering glaciers, and dizzying waterfalls.
Unique luminous phenomena
Witness the northern lights, a magical winter spectacle in the north, and enjoy the midnight sun in summer, where the day never ends.
A rich maritime and Viking culture
Discover the Viking heritage, visit dedicated museums, and explore vibrant coastal cities like Bergen and Ålesund, famous for their architecture and history.
Varied outdoor activities
Hiking, kayaking, fishing, fjord cruises, skiing, snowmobiling, or whale safaris. Norway offers a different experience every season.
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Norway is full of grand sites. The fjords of the West (Geirangerfjord, Nærøyfjord) are an unforgettable experience. In Oslo, visit the Vigeland Park and the Viking Ship Museum. In Bergen, discover the historic district of Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage site. For the northern lights and midnight sun, head to the Lofoten ou islands andislands and . The North Cape


The Norwegian climate is surprisingly mild on the coast due to the Gulf Stream, but more continental and cold inland and in the north. Summer (June-August) is mild and bright, ideal for hiking. Winter (December-March) is cold, snowy, perfect for winter sports and northern lights observation in the north. Spring and autumn offer magnificent colors.

Norwegian cuisine is strongly influenced by the sea and nature. Taste the salmon (smoked, marinated or fresh), the cod (often as klippfisk or tørrfisk), the reindeer or moose meat, and the wild berries (blueberries, cloudberries). The brunost (caramelized flavored brown cheese) is a local specialty.
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Norway has the longest coastline in the world if all its fjords and islands are included, measuring over 100,000 kilometers.
The currency is the Norwegian Krone (NOK). Bank cards are ubiquitous and widely accepted, even for small amounts. Cash is increasingly less used, but it might be useful to have a little for small expenses. Mobile payments are also common.
The inhabitants are called Norwegians.
The official language is Norwegian. English is widely spoken and understood, especially in tourist areas and by the younger generations.
Type F plugs are used (European, two round pins). A universal adapter is generally not necessary if you are coming from mainland Europe.