Every destination in Norway is an opportunity for adventure, relaxation, and discovery. Join us to explore these destinations, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Our tours allow you to experience the whole of Norway, read more about some selected destinations.
Oslo - the capital of Norway
Oslo, the capital city of Norway, serves as the primary gateway to the country from abroad, acting as a natural starting point for most of our tours. The city has blend of urban sophistication, rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Travelers can expect to explore world-class museums, including the National Museum and the Munch Museum, enjoy the green spaces and modern architecture, and partake in outdoor activities in the nearby forests and fjord. This vibrant city not only offers insights into Norway's history and culture but also showcases its commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Bergen captivates visitors with its picturesque blend of mountainous terrain, historic wooden buildings in Bryggen and a vibrant waterfront culture. As Norway's second-largest city, it offers a rich mix of cultural festivals, museums, and galleries, alongside outdoor adventures in its stunning natural surroundings. Travelers can expect to immerse themselves in Bergen's maritime history, enjoy panoramic views from Mount Fløyen, and explore the city's renowned seafood market, all set against the backdrop of incessant, yet charming, rainfall.
Trondheim, with its deep historical roots dating back to the Viking age, is a city where Norway's past meets its innovative present. It is offering a blend of medieval architecture, vibrant cultural life, and cutting-edge technology. Visitors can explore the magnificent Nidaros Cathedral, stroll across the Old Town Bridge, and delve into the city's rich maritime heritage and lively student culture. Expect a mix of educational museums, bustling markets and outdoor activities set against the backdrop of stunning fjord landscapes.
Tromsø offers a unique blend of vibrant city life, rich cultural history and access to the stunning Arctic landscape, making it an ideal spot for viewing the Northern Lights. Visitors can take part in activities that allow them to experience nature such as dog sledding, boat trips on the Arctic fjords and Northern Lights experiences. You can also explore iconic landmarks like the Arctic Cathedral, engage with Sami culture and enjoy a variety of festivals that celebrate the polar night and midnight sun.
Lofoten is characterized by its dramatic natural landscapes, where towering mountains meet deep fjords and traditional fishing villages dot the coastline. The group of islands is offering a blend of breathtaking scenery, rich cultural heritage and outdoor adventures. Travelers can expect to immerse themselves in the archipelago's Viking and fishing history, and partake in activities like hiking, kayaking and fishing. You can also enjoy the unique phenomena of the midnight sun and Northern Lights in a mild Arctic climate.
Alta is where wild Arctic nature meets vibrant culture. Famous as one of the best places in the world to see the Aurora Borealis, Alta is home to the historic Northern Lights Observatory and the stunning Northern Lights Cathedral, a striking landmark celebrating the beauty of the auroras.
But Alta isn’t just about the skies. The town is alive with Sami and Kven traditions, celebrated through festivals like Sami National Day in February and Kven National Day in May. It’s a chance to experience the rich heritage that makes this place so special. Whether you’re here for the lights, the culture, or the thrill of the Arctic, Alta offers a little bit of everything.
