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- The best Norway tour packages
- What people love about Norway Tours
- Most popular destinations in Norway
- Travel Norway your way
- Best tour companies for Norway tours
- Best places to start your Norway tour
- Norway tours for every type of group
- Top Norway travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Norway
- Norway travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Norway travel experts
- What our customers ask about Norway Tours & Trips
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Magical Fjord Adventure
33 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary is a good mix of independent time and tour time. The upgraded hotels were wonderful, with lovely rooms and memorable breakfast buffets.”
Sally, traveled in September
Oslo's Viking Ship Museum, the world-famous Flåmsbana railway, and Sognefjord cruises reveal Norway's essence. Premium accommodations include Clarion Hub Oslo and historic Kviknes Balestrand. Optional visits to Fjærland glacier and Bergen's Fløibanen funicular available.
Duration 7 days Destinations Oslo, Myrdal, Flam, Balestrand, Bergen Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From $1,420
4% Off- US$1,361You save $59
Norway Fjord Trekking
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Active and rewarding trip.”
Audrey, traveled in September
Norway's premier hiking destinations await, from Trolltunga's iconic cliff to Folgefonna Glacier's frozen landscape. Bergen's city center and Odda's mountain lodges serve as bases for expert-guided treks through Oddadalen's waterfalls and Buerdalen valley.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Odda, Folgefonna National Park Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator G Adventures From $3,149
25% Off- US$2,362You save $787
Walking the Fjords
16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The beauty of Norway and the unique terrain of the five hikes far exceeded my expectations.”
Cynthia, traveled in July
Norway's fjord country reveals itself over 9 days of 4-13km hikes. The route summits Molden peak for Sognefjord views, ventures to Jostedal glaciers, and visits Urnes Stave Church. Waterfront Fjærland Fjordstove and historic Nes Gard provide bases for traditional Norwegian cuisine.
Duration 9 days Destinations Bergen, Naeroyfjord, Sognefjord, Breheimen National Park, Jostedalsbreen National Park Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
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Experience Norway's contrasts from Oslo's Akershus Fortress to Bergen's Bryggen wharf. Stay at Comfort Hotel Grand Central and Zander K Hotel, with hop-on-hop-off bus tours covering Karl Johans gate and Vigeland Park, plus scenic train journey through Norwegian landscapes.
Duration 6 days Destinations Oslo, Bergen Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC From $1,598
5% Off- US$1,518You save $80
The beautiful Norway End Oslo
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour took us to lots of interesting spots and the tour was balanced out with some free time at each location.”
Kevin, traveled in August
Spectacular landscapes unfold from Trondheim to Oslo, visiting 9 distinct cities over 7 days. The dramatic Atlantic Road, UNESCO-listed Geiranger Fjord, and Briksdalsbreen glacier await. Carefully selected hotels include Thon Nidaros, while local guides reveal Oslo's Vigeland Park.
Duration 7 days Destinations Trondheim, Kristiansund, Molde, Geiranger, Loen, Bergen, Eidfjord, Geilo, Oslo Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
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What people love about Norway Tours
- Magical Fjord Adventure
Great tour, nice human tour guide and good hotel accommodation. Seen some fantastic places, like Balestrand and Fjaerland. Can recommend.
- Norway Fjord Trekking
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This tour was so much fun. I can’t say enough about the beauty of Norway. Each of the five hikes provided a unique aspect to the rugged, unique terrain. Nes Gard, the accommodations, friendly staff and absolutely wonderful food each evening, far exceeded my expectations. My only regret was that I had not gotten in just a bit better shape physically. I would call this tour “Hiking the Fjords.” That being said, it is just moderately strenuous and every step up the mountain is worth what awaits!
Walking the Fjords
Most popular destinations in Norway
The Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand serves as a natural gathering point for fjord travelers, where you can share the day's experiences over a rich Nordic buffet while the waters outside turn golden in the evening light. Riding the Flåmsbana railway feels like threading through the mountains themselves - the train winds past cascading waterfalls and through steep mountain corridors that show off Norway's raw geography. Our guests often mention how smoothly the boats, trains and buses connect, letting them focus on the scenery instead of schedules. While June through August bring the most reliable conditions with long daylight hours perfect for hiking and kayaking, visiting in spring or fall means smaller crowds and vibrant seasonal landscapes.
See all Norwegian Fjords toursArctic expeditions come in two distinct varieties that our travelers keep telling us about. If you're drawn to Greenland's dramatic scenery, you'll paddle past massive icebergs in crystal waters and walk across ancient glaciers with professional equipment - the sound of ice crunching beneath your feet is something quite special. The other option takes you down the Dempster Highway where the Arctic wilderness really shows itself through regular wildlife sightings and endless tundra stretching to the horizon. You should know these aren't luxury tours - expect basic camping conditions, pack essential gear like headlamps for moving around after dark and plan for simple but genuine Arctic meals. Our past guests particularly love photographing wildlife in their natural habitat, especially polar bears, and many can't stop talking about experiencing the midnight sun during summer trips.
See all Arctic / North Pole toursDog sledding with Atlantic Husky in Tromso consistently ranks as the top experience in Northern Norway - our travelers keep telling us it's the part they remember most. You'll get hands-on with the huskies and learn to drive your own sled through fresh snow-covered terrain. The Northern Lights are another big draw here, though it's worth noting that finding them often means longer drives to spots with clear skies since weather really affects visibility. The mix of active daytime activities and evening aurora searches gives you a genuine Arctic experience that's pretty unique. Our visitors tell us the best viewing usually happens between September and March, with January and February offering the darkest skies and also the highest chances to spot the lights.
See all Northern Norway toursSoak up the sun on Rhodes' sandy beaches, stroll through the medieval Old Town, and uncover the history of the ancient city of Kamiros. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea or visit the stunning Monastery of St. John.
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Travel Norway your way
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Norway. There are 21 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 3 days up to 20 days. The most popular month for these tours is August.
See all Coach / Bus toursFor those seeking to really dig into Norway's wild spaces, our explorer-focused tours bring you right into the heart of the action. The Northern Norway routes let you experience life above the Arctic Circle, where you'll walk through Trondheim's colorful riverside districts and discover the thriving arts scene. The Lofoten Islands feature heavily in these journeys - our travelers particularly love getting out on RIB boats to explore Trollfjord's dramatic cliffs. Several tours include time in Bergen's historic Bryggen district before heading into fjord country. What makes these routes special is the mix of guided city exploration and proper outdoor time - you might find yourself hiking Linken peak one day (a nice 2-hour climb with sea views) and exploring remote fishing villages the next. Our customers particularly value the flexible itineraries that adapt to weather conditions and group interests.
Select from our extensive range of 104 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Norway with our expert guides leading the way.
See all Fully Guided toursGo off the beaten track with a self guided adventure of Norway. Travel and experience the freedom of creating a holiday on your own terms. With 86 tours lasting from 3 days up to 15 days, fulfil your wanderlust and set off on your own adventure!
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Best tour companies for Norway tours
Based on the feedback we've gathered, Globus comes out ahead for Norway tours - their "Scenic Norway" consistently gets good reviews for well-organized schedules and guides who really know their stuff. Intrepid Travel has a mixed track record up north; while they usually run solid trips, their "Northern Norway Explorer" fell short on local connections and needed better planning according to our travelers. If you're looking at booking through TourRadar with Vision of Scandinavia, you should know what you're getting into. Their itineraries look good on paper, but travelers mentioned gaps in the detailed info you'd want before heading out. Some folks ran into problems with hotel bookings and guide communication which is frustrating when you're far from home in Norway. The nice thing about Globus is they've figured out the logistics - their guides handle the complicated bits while you focus on enjoying Norway. That said, Vision of Scandinavia through TourRadar might work if you're comfortable with a bit more uncertainty and don't mind doing some extra research on your own. The bottom line? For a more reliable experience in Norway, Globus is probably your best bet among these options. If budget is tight though, just be sure to ask plenty of questions upfront about the details if you go with VOS through TourRadar.
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Best places to start your Norway tour
Most people kick off their Norwegian journey in Oslo - we've got 32 tours starting from there. If you're looking at options, Copenhagen comes in second with 21 departures, Bergen offers 15 tours and Tromsø runs 13, while Stockholm rounds it out with 4 choices. Our booking patterns show you'll want to lock things in about 3.7 months ahead (that's 111 days) to get the dates and places you're after. Lots of our travelers really love mixing train and boat travel; the Bergen Railway takes you through gorgeous mountain country and connects nicely with the Flåm Railway for a proper fjord experience. When we ask about unexpected highlights, people often mention their time at traditional mountain farms and also those amazing king crab experiences up north.
Norway tours for every type of group
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Group
119 tours in NorwayThe most popular Norway group tours run seven to nine days, starting from Oslo and heading into fjord country. Our travelers consistently highlight guided walks through Oslo's Frogner Park, medieval Akershus Fortress, and then connect to spectacular journeys on the Flåmsbana railway. These tours strike an excellent balance, mixing guided activities with independent exploration, especially in Bergen where visitors can wander the historic Bryggen wharf district at their own pace. Many top-rated itineraries feature nights at distinctive properties like the Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand, where waterfront views complement excellent Norwegian cuisine. Travelers appreciate special touches that go beyond typical tourist stops - farm-to-table dinners, visits to ancient stave churches, and carefully mapped drives across the Atlantic Road's ocean bridges. What makes these tours stand out is the seamless handling of logistics, as our guides manage all connections between trains, boats and lodging while staying flexible enough to adapt to Norway's weather patterns and each group's particular interests.
Small Group
42 tours in NorwayThese small-group Norway tours consistently earn high marks from travelers, who appreciate how the intimate size creates room for spontaneous exploration. Up in the Arctic Circle, compact groups get to experience Trondheim's riverside charm, and dive into the vibrant arts community at their own pace. Our customers often tell us how much they value those unplanned stops at mountain farms, authentic fishing villages and, most importantly, the chance to truly connect with local life. The itineraries blend urban and outdoor experiences nicely - you might tackle the 2-hour Linken peak hike with its sweeping ocean views one day, then find yourself on a RIB boat through Trollfjord the next. Even the fjord-focused routes keep numbers low, combining Oslo's cultural heritage with scenic railway journeys on the Flåmsbana line. These intimate groups can access special experiences that larger tours miss, like traditional Viking feasts at Ægir Brewery and, interestingly enough, prime king crab fishing spots near the Russian border. The small size means photographers can take their time at key viewpoints along the Atlantic Road's striking bridges, while guides can adjust the pace based on weather and group preferences.
Private / Personalized
88 tours in NorwayFor travelers seeking flexibility and personalized attention, our private Norwegian tours deliver tailored experiences. The 7-day fjord adventures can be customized to your pace, starting with guided walks through Oslo's center before taking the famous Flåm Railway into the mountains. Our customers especially appreciate having their own vehicle and driver to stop at prime photo spots along the Atlantic Road's dramatic bridges. The longer 14-day self-drive options let you explore at your own rhythm - you might spend extra time hiking near Stryn's glaciers or lingering in Bergen's historic Bryggen district. These tours include detailed route planning while leaving room for spontaneous detours, like stopping at traditional stave churches or taking an unplanned fjord cruise when conditions are perfect.
Top Norway travel itineraries to fit your plans
Week-long Norway tours work nicely to combine Oslo, Bergen and the fjords in between. Most people start in Oslo before taking the Flåmsbana railway - it's one of the steepest train rides you'll find anywhere. The route continues through Sognefjord with smooth connections between trains, boats and hotels. Many travelers pick tours stopping in Balestrand, loving its waterfront setting and excellent dinner spreads. Some routes head up to Molde on the Atlantic Road, crossing eight bridges between islands - our guides know exactly when to catch those big ocean swells hitting the coast.
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Our 10-day tours dig deeper into Norwegian countryside. The main route goes from Oslo to Bergen through Hallingdal Valley and the Hardangerfjord area. You'll get to visit Briksdal Glacier, with options to hike up or take electric trollcars to the ice. People really like having two nights in places like Geiranger - enough time to boat past the Seven Sisters waterfall or try local hiking paths. While Lillehammer features on several tours, our customers often tell us they wish they had more time in this Olympic city.
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Two-week tours let you properly explore Norway from south to north. The full routes mix coastal and inland travel, starting in Oslo and reaching up to the Arctic Circle. Many include overnight coastal cruises passing the Lofoten Islands, where mountain peaks rise straight from the sea. Self-drive options give you freedom to take your time in places like Geilo's mountain village and UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord. You can stop at farms in Gudbrandsdal Valley or spend extra time photographing Vøringfossen falls. These longer trips also connect you with Sami communities in Karasjok and husky farms in Luosto.
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Our solo travelers particularly enjoy the flexible Norwegian itineraries that blend guided moments with personal exploration time. The tours running between Oslo and Bergen let you experience the magnificent Sognefjord at your own pace, with well-organized connections between trains, boats and hotels - our customers mention how smoothly these transitions work. Another popular choice takes you deep into the Arctic, where you'll discover Trondheim's waterfront before riding the renowned Atlantic Road's ocean-spanning bridges. Several routes include overnight stays in Balestrand, which our solo guests praise for its perfect mix of organized activities and free time to wander. The tours running north to Tromsø give you chances to spot sea eagles, explore fishing villages and maybe catch the Northern Lights, all while enjoying the security of traveling with a knowledgeable guide and like-minded travelers.
Norway's most popular romantic tours blend waterfront luxury with intimate fjord experiences, letting couples create lasting memories together. The Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand stands out, with its heritage charm and private dinners facing the pristine Sognefjord waters. Days flow naturally between active exploration and quiet moments - you'll ride the dramatic Flåmsbana railway through mountains and past waterfalls, then drift peacefully through narrow fjord passages. Many couples tell us they love staying in traditional fishing villages, where evenings are spent walking harbor paths as the sun sets. Our tour packages balance guided excursions with independent discovery time, and couples especially appreciate dining by the fjords, with optional add-ons like taking the Loen Skylift for mountain vistas together. The most cherished itineraries connect Oslo by scenic rail to Bergen's wooden Bryggen quarter and the UNESCO-protected Nærøyfjord, while leaving space for those spontaneous, personal discoveries that make travel special.
The Arctic routes we offer are real adventures - you'll be out there snowshoeing through pristine wilderness and pulling king crabs from icy waters near the Russian border. Our younger travelers love getting out on RIB boats to zip through fjords, often spotting seals and whales along the way. After full days outdoors, you can head into Tromsø where the social scene keeps going well into the evening. If you're keen on glaciers, we've got tours that take you hiking right up to them, plus you can ride some seriously steep cable cars and get up close to massive waterfalls. What works really well is how you get both the nature experiences and time to check out Bergen's old quarter or try Oslo's excellent restaurants and bars.
Our senior travelers consistently praise the well-planned Norwegian tours that offer comfortable ways to see the country's natural wonders. The routes between Oslo and Bergen include scenic train journeys on the famous Flåmsbana railway, with plenty of time to photograph the dramatic landscapes. Several itineraries feature stays at the highly-rated Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand, where our guests love the waterfront location and excellent dining. The tours heading north let you explore at a relaxed pace, with opportunities to visit traditional stave churches and take guided walks through historic districts. What our mature travelers particularly appreciate is how these trips minimize luggage handling - hotels are chosen for their proximity to stations and ports, making transfers easy and convenient.
Solo Travelers199 tours All tours for Solo Travelers- Couples113 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)5 tours
- Seniors (50+)88 tours All tours for Seniors
- Family155 tours All tours for Family
Best time to visit Norway
- Summer 2025
The summer months really open up what's possible in Norway, especially with those extra-long daylight hours. Our travelers often start in Bergen, wandering the historic waterfront and fish market before hopping on the Flåmsbana railway - it's quite something seeing the train wind through mountain tunnels and past cascading waterfalls. The Lofoten Islands are a highlight too; you can take RIB boats right into Trollfjord or climb peaks like Linken for some incredible views. We've made sure there's time built in for staying in traditional fishing villages and trying local catches. What works really well is how flexible the schedule is - you can go hiking, take optional boat trips or just sit back and take in those fjord views.
- July 2025 124 tours
- popular 137 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall gives Norway's landscapes this really special quality, and we've designed our autumn routes to make the most of it. Most tours kick off in Trondheim where you'll see both city life and coastal scenes before hitting the Atlantic Road - our customers say watching autumn storms roll in while driving this ocean-spanning route is something else. The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord features heavily; you can boat past the Seven Sisters waterfall or hike up to Eagle Viewpoint for these sweeping views across the water. We mix cultural stops like the 14th-century Kvernes Stave Church with natural wonders such as the Briksdalsbreen glacier - you can hike there or take electric vehicles right up to the ice. The routes strike this nice balance between being outdoors during the day and spending evenings getting cozy in fjord-side hotels.
- September 2025 popular 114 tours
- October 2025 66 tours
- November 2025 49 tours
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter in Norway brings out some truly special experiences, particularly for those heading above the Arctic Circle. Our most popular winter routes center around Tromsø, where you can join hybrid-electric boat trips through the fjords to spot seals and, if you're lucky, humpback whales. Several tours include stays at the Havila Cruise ships, positioning you perfectly for Northern Lights viewing between 5pm and 2am. Our travelers particularly value the cultural elements - you might find yourself welcomed into a Sámi lavvo-tent for hot drinks and reindeer encounters or trying your hand at king crab fishing near the Russian border. The winter adventures mix active options like dog sledding and snowmobiling with cozy evenings watching for aurora from prime viewing spots away from city lights.
- December 2025 53 tours
- January 2026 54 tours
- February 2026 popular 55 tours
- Spring 2026
Norway's spring tours blend late winter charm with early spring awakening, making it an excellent time to explore. Our private Oslo departures take you to Venabu's peaceful cross-country trails before heading westward where the fjord boats are back in service for the season. At Ægir Brewery, the Viking plank experience feels more intimate during spring, as the groups tend to be smaller and more relaxed. Many of our travelers combine Oslo's rich cultural scene with journeys on the Oslo-Myrdal-Flam railway, where melting snow creates powerful waterfalls cascading alongside the tracks. Balestrand has become a particular favorite, with its traditional Norwegian dinners featuring the freshest spring ingredients, local specialties and also seasonal delicacies. We hear consistently from customers that shoulder season brings excellent value without compromising the Nordic experience - from wandering Alesund's Art Nouveau streets to riding Bergen's Floibanen Funicular for sweeping views across the landscape as nature reawakens.
- March 2026 popular 53 tours
- April 2026 32 tours
- May 2026 41 tours
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So What's the Best Way to Experience Norway's Famous Fjords?
The fjord cruises are definitely your best bet to really take in Norway's incredible fjords you'll get amazing views of those massive cliffs and waterfalls. Here's a great insider tip combine your cruise with the Flåm Railway it's this amazing mountain train journey that really completes the experience. Our Magical Fjord Adventure takes you through Sognefjord Norway's longest fjord and puts you on that fantastic railway where you'll see the impressive Kjosfossen waterfall and get stunning views of Aurlandsfjord.
Where Should You Go to Catch the Northern Lights?
Tromsø is really your go-to spot for the Northern Lights especially in winter since it's up above the Arctic Circle. Jump aboard our Norway Fjords and Northern Lights tour where we actually chase the lights on the Hurtigruten ship which gives you the best chance of seeing them. While you're up there you'll also get to visit the North Cape Europe's northernmost point and even try your hand at King Crab fishing near the Russian border.
What's Special About Getting Around in Norway?
Norway's got this amazing mix of old and new ways to travel. The Flåm Railway is just incredible winding through the mountains past waterfalls and deep ravines you'll see Kjosfossen waterfall go through 20 tunnels and pass the historic Rallar road. For something really unique try the traditional Trollcars to Briksdal Glacier they're such a charming way to travel and you can experience them on our Fjords Charms & Traditions tour.
How Can You Really Get to Know Norwegian Culture?
You've got to visit a Sami reindeer farm it's such an authentic experience. On our Arctic Experience tour in Sortland you'll meet the reindeer learn about lasso throwing and hear traditional joik singing. We also take you to places like the Øvre-Eide farm on our Best of Norway tour where you'll get this wonderful peek into local life and enjoy some amazing home-cooked Norwegian food.
What About Those Hidden Gems Beyond the Big Cities?
The Lofoten Islands are just incredible these rugged islands north of the Arctic Circle have everything dramatic landscapes authentic fishing villages and great spots for hiking kayaking and Northern Lights viewing. Our Northern Norway Explorer takes you to the beautiful village of Svolvær where you can hike up Linken peak for these amazing panoramic views or take an exciting RIB boat trip to the Trollfjord it's really something special.