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Beautiful mountains, stunning fjords, charming coastal towns, midnight sun, whales, polar bears, Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis, Viking history, king crabs, waterfalls, Hurtigruten, Stave churches and breathtaking scenery. Norway is our passion and you can trust us in every aspect of creating your perfect Norwegian tour.

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Chase the Northern Lights Express

11 days - Escorted Small Group tour to Norway and Finland with southbound Norwegian Coastal Voyage

Scenic Fjords of Norway Escorted

10 days - Escorted tour between Bergen and Trondheim, travelling along the coast of Norway and then through the fjords

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Scandinavian Capitals and Fjords escorted tour

16 days - Escorted summer tour from Bergen to Helsinki

Norway In-depth Escorted Small Group Tour

17 days - Escorted summer tour of Norwegian Fjords from Oslo to Trondheim

Senja and Lofoten Combined

8 days - Combine Tromsø, Senja and Lofoten with fisherman's cabins and sea adventures

• SECURE EARLY FOR 2025

Beautiful Norway

8 days - Independent visit to the mountains, fjords and valleys of Norway.

• Oslo to Bergen

Lapland Highlights Escorted

11 days - Escorted small group - visiting Norway, Sweden and Finland | ICEHOTEL & Glass Igloos

• 2025 Dates Now Available - 12 travellers only

Experience the Northern Lights

15 days - Escorted Small Group tour to Norway and Finland with northbound Norwegian Coastal Voyage

Christmas in the Arctic

6 days - Independent Christmas tour, visiting Tromsø and new boutique Cahkal hotel in Finland

Best of Norway Escorted Small Group Tour

8 days - Escorted summer tour of Norwegian Fjords

Bergen to Copenhagen escorted tour

11 days - Escorted summer tour from Bergen to Copenhagen

Lapland Circle Independent

11 days - Independent tour - Staying at ICEHOTEL, Tromsø and 3 nights in Glass Igloos.

Scandinavian Capitals by rail & ferry - Independent

13 days - Independent tour with emphasis on city stays and some fabulous fjord scenery.

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Norwegian Winter Family Adventure

5 days - Family 'Frozen' adventure in Alta and the Snowhotel

Premium Northern Lights Tour of Finland and Norway

5 days - Stay in an Aurora Glass Cabin with private inclusions and transport

Oslo - Family Fun Long Weekend

4 days - Long Weekend designed for active families in Oslo with local, sustainable excursions.

Beautiful Norway and Norwegian Coastal Voyage

14 days - Independent visit to the mountains and fjords of Norway with Boutique hotels and touring in our premium 50 Degrees North mini-coach

Sweden’s West Coast and Islands

5 days - Enjoy staying at boutique hotels and touring between Oslo and Gothenburg.

Oslo to Gothenburg - self drive tour

6 days - Coastal driving along Sweden's west coast

• Our favourite route

Norway in a Nutshell® with Premium Accommodation

5 days - Independent self guided tour extended with more inclusions.

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Norwegian Coastal Voyage Southbound

6 days - Norwegian Coastal voyage travelling South.

Bergen to Trondheim - self drive tour

6 days - Drive the Atlantic Rd via Loen Skylift and Trollstigen with the Norwegian Coast and Fjords

Norway by Design and History with Juvet

9 days - Historic and Design Hotels of Norway - an independent self-drive through the fjords and coast of Norway.

• Juvet books out early

Arctic Sanctuary by the Sea

5 days - Remote Norwegian tour, staying in designer accommodation.

Norwegian Coast, Lofoten & Tromsø

11 days - Norwegian Coastal Voyage, stopping longer in Lofoten and Tromsø

Arctic Wilderness and Auroras with local Sami Experience

7 day - Tromsø and the Reindeer Ranch glass igloos independent tour

Aurlandsdalen - Classic Norway on foot

7 days - Join us for a Norway in a Nutshell® experience with a difference.

Aurora Highlights Independent

5 days - Aurora Glass Cabin | Snow Hotel | Northern Lights - Kirkenes to Ivalo

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Aurora Highlights Reverse Independent

5 days - Aurora Glass Cabin | Snow Hotel | Northern Lights - Ivalo to Kirkenes

Autumn Auroras on Norway's Coast

6 days - Tromsø and Coastal Norwegian Northern Lights tour

Beautiful Norway Hike

8 days - Independent hiking tour to the mountains, fjords and valleys of Norway. Enjoy staying at boutique hotels with the convenience of our mini-coach transfers.

Festive Adventure in Norway

5 days - Stay in an Igloo Hotel for the Norwegian festive season

Hardangerfjord in a Nutshell Tour

5 days - Independent by train, boat and ferry.

Havila Astronomy Sailing

12 days - Classic Norwegian Coastal Voyage with an Astronomy expert

Heroes of Telemark self drive

6 days - An in-depth self drive itinerary through the heart of of Telemark

Highlights of Scandinavia Tour

12 days - Independent tour with city tours, fjord stay and insider experiences.

Hurtigruten Coastal Expedition Sailings

9 days - Expedition team on board with special activities and hiking pass

• Adventure options

Kirkenes Winter Experience

5 days - Snowhotel stay easily combined with Norwegian Coastal voyage

Lofoten & Northern Lights

4 days - Seeing is believing - these islands are magical.

Lofoten and Norwegian Coast Cruise

9 days - Norwegian Coastal Voyage with a longer stop in Lofoten.

Lofoten Culinary Food Week

7 days - Cooking Classes, Exclusive Experiences and Sea Adventures

Lofoten Explorer tour

7 days - Seeing is believing - these islands are magical

Mountains, Fjords & Norwegian Coastal Voyage

13 days - Classic Norway in a Nutshell® tour, Oslo and Norwegian Coastal voyage through Norway.

Nordic Capitals Gourmet Tour

10 days - Classic independent tour plus food tours and special touches.

• Food tours included

Northern Lights in the Arctic

6 days - Independent tour, visiting Tromsø and new boutique Cahkal hotel in Finland

Northern Lights Stay at Lyngen Lodge

5 days - Mountain Lodge and winter adventures under the Northern Lights

Norway Active + self drive

11 days - Boutique stays with hiking, fly-fishing and golfing surrounded by Norwegian scenery

Norway in a Nutshell®

4 days - Independent tour by rail, bus and ferry.

Norway in a Nutshell® in Winter

5 days - Independent with cosy historic hotels and winter adventures

Norway in a Nutshell® with Cycling

5 days - An active twist on the classic - CYCLE THIS ROAD!

Norway in a Nutshell® with Finse and Aurland

6 days - An active summer twist on the classic - extended version

Norway's Classic Fjords

6 days - All the fjord favourites in one tour; Kviknes Hotel, Norway in a Nutshell® and Bergen.

Norway's Southern Fjords and Pulpit Rock

7 days - Independent tour hiking Pulpit Rock, visiting Stavanger and Bergen then spa retreat on the fjords

Norwegian Coastal Voyage & Nordic Capitals Tour

23 days - Independent cruise and tour of Scandinavia's coast and capitals.

Norwegian Coastal Voyage Northbound

7 days - Kystruten voyage up the coast of Norway

Norwegian Coastal Voyage Round Trip

12 days - Voyage along the Norwegian coast.

Norwegian Fjords Hike & Bike Tour

10 days - Let Norway live up to your expectations on this active adventure...

Oslo - Extravagant Long Weekend

4 days - Long Weekend designed for luxury travellers in Oslo with local, unique excursions.

Oslo Essentials Long Weekend

4 days - Long Weekend or minibreak in Oslo with local, unique excursions.

Oslo to Bergen - self drive tour

6 days - Discover Hoven Loen, Fjærland, Flåm and Lom on this classic fjord route.

Oslo, Bergen and Svalbard Express

14 days - Visit Oslo, Norway in a Nutshell, Bergen then voyage to Svalbard

Oslo, Bergen and Svalbard Express Deluxe

15 days - Visit Oslo, Norway in a Nutshell, Bergen then voyage to Svalbard

Oslo, North Cape Express and Tromsø

13 days - Visit Oslo, Norway in a Nutshell, Bergen then voyage to Tromsø

Rallarvegen by bike tour

5 days - Norway's most popular bike route, independent departures. Family friendly.

• Family Friendly

Scandinavian Family Fun luxury tour

9 days - Premium tour with emphasis on luxury city stays and family adventures

Scandinavian Gems - Luxury Tour

10 days - Premium tour with emphasis on luxury city stays and fabulous fjord scenery

• Private Meet & Greets

Senja, Wildlife & Auroras

6 days - Northern Norway Wildlife Safari, Northern Lights and Tromsø

• New Aurora Cabins

Sognefjord in a Nutshell®

4 days - Independent tour by train, boat and ferry.

Sweden's Inlandsbanan

9 days - Take the slow route through Sweden on the inland train.

• Slow Travel

Telemark & the Norwegian Fjords self drive tour

7 days - Explore Southern Norway with boutique stays and fjords

The Telemark Canal - Independent cruise

4 days - Explore the Telemark Canal and stay at the historic Dalen Hotel

Trolltunga, Kjerag & Pulpit Rock Tour

8 days - Experience jaw-dropping views with 'off the beaten track' experiences

• Three iconic spots

Tromsø & Lyngen Alps - summer

7 days - Independent tour enjoying a luxurious lodge in the Norwegian mountains.

• Yoga and Wellness

Tromsø & the Northern Lights

6 days - Experience the Northern Lights from your own fisherman's cabin

Tromsø, Senja & Lofoten

8 days - Drive the spectacular National Tourist Route of Norway

• Our favourite

White beaches, Sea & Manshausen Island

4 days - Stay in designer accommodation on Norway's coast.

WHY TRAVEL TO NORWAY TOURS?:

Norway is our specialist region and our home. Norway is a country where you can experience plenty of space - traversing away from the crowds on foot with vistas only limited by the curving of the earth. Cruising through the Norwegian fjords on board one of the Hurtigruten ships , or simply frolic through the back streets of Tromsø at 3am when the midnight sun is on your face.

Winter or summer travel in Norway provide a vast difference in the experience you will have. From snow-capped mountains bathed in spectacular Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis to a late evening trek possible from the midnight sun.

OUR NORWAY TOURS CAN INCLUDE:

Our Norway travel and tour options are endless and depending on what you want to experience, we have a tour suitable for any age and interest.

The Norwegian Coastal Voyage from Bergen to Kirkenes and vice versa is a classic voyage taking you all the way from the Hanseatic town of Bergen along the spectacular Norwegian coast to the town on Kirkenes on the Russian border. Along the journey you will experience stunning fjords, cliffs that plummet more than 1000 metres into fjords, small mountain farms clinging to the mountainside and rugged coastline.

For a true taste of all that Norway has to offer, take our independent Beautiful Norway tour package travelling on a private 50 Degrees North minibus through the most picturesque fjords and valleys of Norway. Driving through Northern Europe's highest and most striking mountain pass will truly take your breath away.

Alternatively, travel between Oslo and Bergen on the Norway in a Nutshell tour experiencing the Flåm railway, fjord cruise, bus ride, waterfalls, flowing rivers and deep valleys. Definitely one to tick off your bucket list!

Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis in Norway are at their most frequent between end of September and end of March. A range of our Norwegian and Scandinavian tours have been made to maximise your chances of viewing this remarkable phenomenon. Tromsø is a great starting point for the Norwegian tours, but to maximise your experience, all our Northern Lights tours are away from the cities to avoid artificial light pollution.

For the ultimate adventure, hike with jaw-dropping views of Norwegian fjords and mountains. You will never forget hiking Trolltunga and Pulpit Rock or the Western Fjords Hike.

Of course, a tour to Norway is not complete without visiting our tranquil and picturesque capital city Oslo. Home to the Viking Ship and Kon-Tiki museums, the unique statue park of Gustav Vigeland, Holmenkollen ski jump and Akershus Fort.

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Scenic Scandinavia and its Fjords

14 Locations

3 Countries

Your travels will reveal the storybook beauty and colorful history of Scandinavia. On this Scandinavian trip, you'll discover the truth behind the beloved fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen, hop aboard one of Europe’s most exciting train journeys and learn about farm life near Bergen.

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Nordic Adventure

17 Locations

4 Countries

Don’t miss a thing on this exhilarating Scandinavian trip. Your travels will feature fjords, glaciers and staggering scenery. Meet Santa Claus in Lapland, experience the friluftsliv of your Norwegian hosts and venture across the Arctic Circle to the land of the Midnight Sun.

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Capitals of Scandinavia

5 Locations

Travel to northern Europe’s historic, stylish and cosmopolitan cities on this fairy-tale tour of Scandinavia. See the iconic mermaid in Copenhagen and visit the grand city hall in Stockholm. During this tour, you’ll learn about the region's Viking history and why Helsinki is the capital of cool.

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Best of Norway

9 Locations

Relax into the simplicity of life along the king and queen of the fjords. Soak up the cosmopolitan vibe of Oslo and the Hanseatic heritage of Bergen as you travel through some of the most spectacular scenery on earth, including views of continental Europe's largest glacier. Viking tales and a visit to a winter Olympics hub round off this epic Norway trip.

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Experience Norway differently. Enjoy one-of-a-kind experiences and uncover local secrets when our friends across the country open their doors to you. Here’s just a sample of the rich experiences you can expect.

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"Scandinavia is just as much and sometimes more about the journey than the destination. It is like watching national geographic out the window as we're driving around the Norwegian Fjords. Driving in to Geiranger in Norway is one of the most stunning drives you can do in the world. I've visited 80 countries and haven't seen any better yet"

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Explore Norway's rich seafaring heritage in Oslo

Norway’s remarkable seafaring heritage will unfold in the capital of Oslo, which sits at the head of a 60-mile fjord with a mountainous vista. Spend time walking through four nautical museums clustered together in Bygdøy, and be amazed by ships, instruments, treasures and artefacts from saltier days gone by.

Drive north past fjords, lakes and forests

With this country’s astonishing arrangement of sea, sky and rock, there’s no better way to explore than by taking the road. You will find true appreciation for Norway as we wind past fisherman’s cabins, berry farms and tranquil lakes towards the forests and soul-stirring fjords.

See the beautifully preserved wooden buildings of Stavanger

Travel back to the 18th century with a visit to Gamle Stavanger, a neighborhood of historically preserved houses. Originally home to the sardine canning industry, these white cottages will delight you with their gabled terracotta roofs, cobbled pavements, black lanterns and overflowing flower boxes.

Tour up the hillside by funicular railway in Bergen

Connecting the centre of Bergen with the mountain of Fløyen is the funicular railway, where two vehicles counterbalance each other using cable traction up an inclined slope. The only railway of its kind in Scandinavia, it is one of the most popular things to do in Norway. Admire unrivalled views during this 6-minute voyage.

See the world's best-preserved Viking ships in Oslo

Oslo is home to the world’s best-preserved Viking ships, with a beauty that is testament to both their preservation and original craftsmanship. Take time to view the intricate Viking sagas carved into many of these longships, which were often considered so important their owners were buried in them.

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Norway’s intrepid history, emotional terrain and European location provide an intriguing mix of activities. Travel with Trafalgar and we will show you the very best.

Viking Ship Museum

Take in the world’s best-preserved Viking ships, the Gokstad, at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo. These black, ornate treasures whisper the secrets of Norway’s heritage and highlight the immense skill required for crafting these vessels. Spare time for the Oseberg, a ship used as burial for two women surrounded by burial gifts that can still be seen.

Fortress of Akershus

Strategically located at the very end of Oslo’s headland, the Fortress of Akershus was built in the 1300’s to house and protect the royal. One of the best things to do in Oslo, you will feel the weight of history in a space that withstood a number of sieges throughout the ages and later served as a military base.

Kon-Tiki Museum

Step into the ultimate museum for adventurers and explorers, the Kon-tiki Museum in Oslo. This space is home to a library of 8,000 books as well as vessels and maps pertaining to the infamous 1947 Kon-tiki expedition led by Norwegian writer and explorer, Thor Heyerdahl. Be transported to Polynesia, South America, the Galapagos and beyond.

Best museums in Norway

With a famed history of explorers from the Vikings to Thor Heyerdahl, the museums we visit have rich stories that combine education and enjoyment. Journey with Trafalgar and you will feel Norway’s history at your fingertips.

The Norwegian lefse is a flatbread, strikingly similar to the Mexican tortilla or North Indian roti, with the Nordic variety made with flour and milk or cream with various Nordic fillings. Try it savoury with potatoes and sweet with cinnamon and brown sugar.

Pickled Herring

Experiment with slithers of herring during your Norway trip, trying this fish smoked above a fireplace, raw, boiled, buttered or simmered in beer. A big part of the Norwegian diet still to this day, this meal is a cultural necessity when visiting even if the initial concept makes you squirm.

Traditionally served in Autumn to mark the rounding up and returning of grazing mountain sheep, the lamb, cabbage and potato stew of fårikål can now be enjoyed year-round. Considered the national dish of Norway, it’s a must during trips to Norway, particularly when cool weather rolls in.

Best food in Norway

Enjoy traditional Norwegian food in the very place the meals originated. With simple ingredients and rich flavours, the dishes we share with you on a trip to Norway will connect you with the authentic culinary heritage of the country.

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Mountain boots

Even if your Norway holiday is more focused on museums and restaurants than trekking and outdoor activities, wearing mountain boots will make you feel at home with the Norwegian spirit. Even if all you do in them is eat fårikål and drink mulled wine.

Sleeping mask

During the Norwegian summer, there are times when the sun never goes down. Pack a sleeping mask if you need a complete blackout in order to sleep.

Even during the winter, ice fields and glacier territory can reflect the sun and burn your skin. Pack sunscreen to save a crimson glow appearing in your holiday photos.

Picnic blanket and a good book

Enjoy the scenery of Norway by finding a moment of stillness in a park with a blanket, a good book and a thermos of coffee. The picnic blanket may take up space in your bag, but it will double as extra warmth when the weather gets cool.

With lots of walking to be done in the forests, mountains and cities, plasters for blisters may prove useful during your trip; particularly if you’re wearing new shoes that haven’t been broken in.

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Nature isn’t just a backdrop here, it’s the star of the show. From towering granite peaks to achingly beautiful fjords, Norway doesn’t hold back when it comes to unforgettable moments and landscapes.

Hike the rugged coastline under the otherworldly glow of the midnight sun or explore the Svalbard archipelago on an expedition voyage. Chase Tromso’s Northern Lights, explore the Lofoten Islands’ colorful fishing villages or take the Bergen Railway past alpine lakes and ancient glaciers. Discover a land of friluftsliv (open-air living), of koselig (feeling cosy and content), and find out for yourself why Norwegians rate themselves as some of the happiest people on this beautiful planet.

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Norway at a glance

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Oslo (population approximately 670,000)

Approximately 5.3 million

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Culture and customs.

A love of nature permeates every level of Norwegian society, from the freedom to camp on public land (known as the right to roam) to the old Norwegian joke about being born with skis on their feet. A history of farming and an enduring Viking culture that valued strength and hardiness has produced a society unified around values like independence, an active life and simple pleasures.

Speaking of simple pleasures, if you’re in Norway you’ll come across a phrase that has no direct translation in English: ‘koselig’ (pronounced coosh-ly). While ‘koselig’ means something different to each person, it’s best understood as the mental feeling of coziness and contentment that accompanies wholesome activities, like if a happy sigh was a feeling. You may also come across the term ‘friluftsliv’, which refers to the pure delight of splendid natural scenery, fresh air and an active lifestyle. This is perhaps why the country continuously tops the ‘world’s happiest’ lists.

Travelers may find that the locals seem a little shy or reserved at first. Generally speaking, small talk isn’t as big a part of social interaction as it is in places like the USA, Australia and Canada. Don’t take it personally – once you get to know a local, you’ll likely find them as helpful and kind as people anywhere.

History and government

The first people moved here some 10,000 years ago after rising temperatures created the perfect conditions for fishing communities to hunt the coastline’s blubber-rich marine life.

While the Viking Age is the most famous part of Norway’s history, it was actually a fairly short period. Scandinavian warriors traveled around the world to plunder, colonize and build alliances from around AD800 to AD1060. As a result of these invasions into   Scotland , England and Normandy, Saint Olaf unified the country for the first time under Christianity.

In the 14th century Norway was joined with   Denmark   through a royal marriage. Danish became the official language although Norway retained a strong sense of national identity. It was then given to   Sweden   in the early 19th century before finally achieving independence in 1905.

Twentieth century

Norway declared itself neutral during WWII but that didn’t stop the Nazis invading and occupying the country as a strategic military stronghold. Norway quickly recovered once the war ended in terms of infrastructure and economy, though the head of the government-in-exile did not. Vidkun Quisling, who encouraged Norwegians to submit to Nazi rule, was executed for treason in 1945. Fun fact: the word ‘quisling’ is still a colloquial term for ‘traitor’ in Norway.

Perhaps the most significant event in Norway during the 20th century was the discovery of a wealth of natural resources in the late 1960s. The extraction and export of oil and gas quickly became Norway’s dominant industry and continues to provide most of the country’s considerable wealth.

Norway today enjoys a high standard of living with political power generally held by either center-left or center-right parties. The country is renowned worldwide for its free and independent press and strong democracy.

Eating and drinking

Traditional Norwegian cuisine is simple, hearty and designed to keep you warm during those freezing winters. While the classic meat and potato offerings may not be the most exciting, they are plenty satisfying, and you’ll find diverse cuisine options from around the world in Norway’s larger cities. Many travelers to Norway are concerned about how much money they will have to budget for meals during their trip, and while it’s true that eating and drinking in Norway can be expensive compared to other parts of Europe, there are a few things you can do to make your meals more affordable.

Budget-friendly tips for eating and drinking in Norway

Picnic like a local

Eating outside in parks and squares is incredibly popular during the summer in Norway. You’ll even see locals with single-use barbecues grilling meat in the open during the warmer months, which is totally legal. These disposable grills are cheap, but they aren’t great for the environment, so we recommend stocking up on fruit, vegetables, lunch meats and bread for an eco-friendly picnic.  

Drink the tap water

With some of the best-tasting tap water in the world, there’s no need to splurge on bottled stuff. Bring a reusable bottle and fill it up each day. It’s better for your wallet and the environment.

Steer clear of sweets

A huge sugar tax means buying chocolate or candy is expensive everywhere in Norway. Junk heads may want to shore up some luggage space for treats, or simply prepare mentally.

Must-try food and drink in Norway

• Kjottkaker Basically a fried meatball, but flatter and with no breadcrumbs. Kjottkaker are ubiquitous in Norway so you won’t have to look to hard to find them. They’re delicious, filling and widely available – what more could you want? 
• Farikal Norway’s national dish is a perfect warmer for freezing winters (or even chilly spring or autumn nights). Simmered with cabbage and mild spices, pieces of lamb or mutton become fall-off-the-bone soft in this tasty and rustic meal.
• Linie Aquavit This Norwegian brand of aquavit – a botanical vodka – is aged in oak casks during a cruise. Here’s the reasoning given on their website: ‘It all started back in 1805, when the Norwegian trade family, Lysholm, shipped potato aquavit to the East Indies. Here people were totally uninterested in buying it, so the aquavit was sailed back to Norway. On its arrival in 1807, it was discovered that the sea voyage had vastly improved the taste.’
• Brown cheese Made by simmering a by-product of the cheese-making process (whey), then sliced and served on bread or crackers, sweet and salty brown cheese is an iconic lunch or breakfast accompaniment.

Plant-based options

Vegetarians and vegans will have nothing to be concerned about in cities like Oslo and Bergen, but we recommend stocking up on food in a supermarket if you’re traveling outside of the major cities, just in case you have trouble finding options on restaurant menus. Traveling with a local who speaks the language makes this all a lot easier. If you travel with Intrepid, you’ll have a local leader who can help you decipher menus and recommend plant-based choices.

Geography and environment

Sharing borders with   Sweden ,   Russia   and   Finland , Norway occupies the northern corner of the Scandinavian Peninsula, with the North Sea, Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea hugging the rugged northern, southern and western sides of the country.

Swaths of Norway sit within the Arctic Circle, including the popular mainland city of Tromso and the Svalbard archipelago. Due to its proximity to the   Arctic , large parts of Norway experience a subarctic marine climate, with cold winters and cool summers, as well as midnight sun and the Northern Lights.

Norway possesses more than 50,000 islands. These protect the rest of the country from North Atlantic storms, which is useful given the country’s proximity to the   Arctic . With a total of less than 10 percent of the land suitable for growing crops, things are already tough enough. 

The country's western fjord system is perhaps its most well-known landmark – or series of more than 1000 landmarks, to be accurate. Formed by retreating or melting glaciers, these deep ravines are now a symbol of Norway’s beauty and the country’s leading tourist attraction.

In a country where the great outdoors is a way of life, you’ll find less opportunities to buy trinkets and mementos in Norway than in other places. That being said, there are a couple of keepsakes and gifts to look out for while you’re there, namely items that represent the weird and wonderful folklore and traditions of this Scandinavian nation.

Solje jewelry

This silver jewelry is meant to keep the wearer safe from evil and monsters. Traditional solje jewelry comes in the form of brooches and necklaces that can be attached to bunad (folk) costumes. Does it work? Well, do you see any trolls around? Exactly.

Items adorned with rosemaling – delicate, floral folk art – make perfect gifts or decorative souvenirs. Practiced since the mid-18th century, rosemaling emerged when poor, traveling artists and muralists from Norway encountered the elaborate styles popular in Italy and France at the time.

It’s hard to overstate the importance of trolls in Norwegian (and wider Scandinavian) culture and folklore. These humanoid, mountain or forest-dwelling monsters are sometimes huge and sometimes tiny, but almost always up to some kind of mischief and trickery. Troll dolls, troll mugs, troll tea towels, troll underwear (why not?) and more are for sale throughout the country. It may seem a little touristy, but even locals keep figurines of these hideous creatures around the house for luck.

Festivals and events

Did you really think that the descendants of Vikings wouldn't know how to hold a celebration? Thankfully, modern Norwegians are more inclined to celebrate things like music and art, rather than seafaring raids, and these are some of the best:

Oya Festival

A summer festival that usually takes places in Oslo, Oya features artists – both local and international – from a number of genres performing in the great outdoors. This is a classic European music festival with a sustainable twist – you can dance to music powered by renewable energy while munching street food served on edible, biodegradable plates. 

Northern Lights Festival

Listen to compositional music performed in Tromso’s historic and modern architectural wonders. Timed to coincide with the Northern Lights (hence the name), this mid- to late-winter festival is a stalwart of Tromso’s impressive cultural calendar.

Bergenfest 

Bergenfest   is a five-day open-air music festival located in the stone walls of Bergenhaus Fortress in the UNESCO World-Heritage listed city of Bergen. It's one of Norway’s oldest, biggest and boldest music festivals featuring an eclectic lineup of electronic, pop, country, experimental, jazz, blues, rock and more.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Norway adventure, check out these books:

• The Almost Nearly Perfect People: The Truth About the Nordic Miracle   – Michael Booth
• Heimskringla   – Snorri Sturluson
• Growth of Soil  – Knut Hamsun
• The Ice Palace   – Tarjei Vesaas
• The Half Brother   – Lars Saabye Christensen
• Munch   – Steffen Kverneland
• The Snowman   – Jo Nesbo
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Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Norway?

When deciding the best time for you to visit Norway, the main factors to consider are your tolerance for the cold and what you want to see most.

While the joys of the high summer are self-evident – long days! Mild weather! – both international and local tourists flock to Norway’s fjords and hiking trails during June and July. If you want to hike all day, stay up all night (because the sun pretty much doesn’t set) and don’t mind rubbing shoulders with other travelers, this could be the ideal time for you.

Winter in Norway is cold. November, December and January see average daylight temperatures between 30°F and 39°F (-1°C and 4°C) with the sun setting in the afternoon. That said, this is the only time of the year that you can glimpse the stunning Northern Lights. Even if you don’t see Aurora Borealis (you’ll have more luck the further north you go), the festivity of Christmas and the snow-covered mountains make winter a magical season to visit.

Spring and autumn are both crisp in terms of temperature. Think about 50°F (10°C) in May and September. These shoulder seasons may offer a good way to split the difference between winter and summer if you can handle a little bit of cold and a little bit of a crowd, but not too much of either. Just be aware that spring is the rainy season and pack accordingly.

Do I need a visa to travel to Norway?

Visas for Denmark , Norway,   Sweden   and   Finland  are not required for passport holders of the European Union,   Australia ,   New Zealand , the   USA   and   Canada   who plan to visit for 90 days or less. Please note that random passport checks occasionally happen at European borders and you will need at least six months validity on your passport to enter the country overland.

All other nationalities should check with the Norwegian embassy or consulate closest to them for information.

Is tipping customary in Norway?

Part of what contributes to Norway’s reputation as an expensive nation for visitors (but not locals) is that most workers, including waitstaff, are paid union-approved liveable wages. 

Because of this, tipping in Norway is not commonplace and is generally left up to the discretion of the customer. If the service in a mid- to high-end restaurant is particularly good, feel free to round up the bill.

What is the internet access like in Norway?

Internet access in Norway is fantastic, with almost 100 percent of the country having access to a connection. In Norway's major cities and towns, travelers will be able to access the internet on their phones with global roaming switched on (be careful of charges) and at cafes and free wi-fi hot spots. Even more remote and rural areas will have internet availability, though in towns like Tromso and Trondheim it may be a slow connection.

Can I use my cell phone while in Norway?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in Norway. If you want to use your cell phone, ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive (but be aware of the fees this may incur).

What are the toilets like in Norway?

Flushable, Western-style toilets are the standard in Norway.

What will it cost for a...?

Norway's unit of currency is the krone. Prices here are approximate and shown in US dollars for ease of comparison.

Cup of coffee in a cafe = USD 3–4

500 ml beer in a bar = USD 10–13 

Takeaway supermarket sandwich = USD 10

Meal in a mid-range restaurant = USD 25–30

Can I drink the water in Norway?

Yes, you can drink the tap water in Norway. In fact, it’s some of the best-tasting tap water in the world so pack a reusable bottle and take advantage. It’s always considered safe to drink unless otherwise marked.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Norway?

Major credit cards are accepted by most large shops and hotels. Smaller vendors may not accept credit cards, so carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Norway?

ATMs are commonly found in Norway's cities and urban areas. Remote regions will have less ATM availability, so prepare accordingly before traveling away from cities.

What is the weather like in Norway?

The climate in Norway is noticeably warmer than what would otherwise be expected at such a high latitude because of the Gulf Stream. Summer temperatures can reach up to 86°F, even in northern areas, but only for limited periods. The length of the winter and amount of snow varies around the country. There is more snow in the north and the winters are dark; on the southern and western coasts, winters are moderate and rainy, while further inland the temperature can get below -13°F. March, April, October and November tend to be the rainiest months. Snow usually starts to fall in October or November in the northern areas (and in higher altitudes) and generally melts by the end of April. The Northern Lights are visible from parts of Norway, with September to April usually presenting the optimal conditions for viewing.

What public holidays are celebrated in Norway?

1 January  New Year’s Day

March/April  Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Monday *

1 May  Labor Day

17 May  Constitution Day

May/June  Ascension Day *

May/June  Whit Sunday and Whit Monday *

25 December  Christmas Day

26 December  Boxing Day

*Please note these dates may vary. See the current list of public holidays in Norway.

Is Norway a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2009 and citizens have had the legal right to self determine their gender since 2016. Norway has strong anti-discrimination laws regarding LGBTQIA+ individuals and public opinion on LGBTQIA+ people is overwhelmingly positive.

You can find visible queer scenes in all the midsize to large cities. Oslo’s is the biggest and the official Oslo tourism website even has a section dedicated to   queer spaces and events   in the city. In other large cities, like Bergen, you’ll find no shortage of LGBTQIA+ friendly spaces, though fewer that cater to specific sexualities and genders.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Norway accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Norway is a fairly accessible destination for people with restricted mobility and other disabilities and is actively working to be more accessible every day. In general, travelers with mobility or other restrictions should be aware that the weather can adversely affect accessible travel in Norway. During December, January and February, snow and ice can make even the most well-maintained sidewalk difficult to navigate. 

New buildings are required to be accessible to wheelchair users, however many older buildings may not be accessible. Public buildings like museums that are not totally accessible will often have assistance buttons at their entrances that direct a member of staff to help you enter the building.  Public transport is a mixed bag. While new trams, trains and stations are accessible to wheelchair users, some are not. If you’re traveling on a regional train,   Tourism Norway   recommends calling the train carrier at least 24 hours before your journey to ensure you will be accommodated. The boats that we use for cruising fjords in Norway are accessible to wheelchair users.

Metro trains, trams and buses in Norway are outfitted with PA systems that can be of assistance to travelers with restricted vision. Many trains, buses and trams in major cities will also have screens helpful to travelers with restricted hearing. Travelers who use battery-operated hearing aids should consider bringing a stash of extra batteries or familiarizing themselves with the Norwegian equivalent of the batteries their devices need.

If you have a disability and are planning to travel with Intrepid, we recommend speaking with your booking agent about specific concerns that pertain to accessibility.

Is it expensive to travel in Norway?

The perception of Norway as a prohibitively expensive country stops a lot of folks from booking a journey, despite how badly they want to see the country’s incredible landscapes.

For locals, the cost of most goods and services aren’t that expensive relative to wages. However, there is no denying that Norway is more expensive for travelers than many destinations in Europe and will require more thoughtful budgeting than a trip to, say, Romania.

Prices of basic items like metro tickets, beer and takeaway meals will likely be higher than you would normally pay at home. There are, however, ways of making a trip to Norway a little easier on your bank account. Shopping at supermarkets for lunch instead of dining out, traveling with a reusable water bottle and limiting your alcohol consumption are just a few.

Our trips in Norway tend to be light on included meals so that you can decide whether you’d prefer to grab a supermarket sandwich for lunch or sit down to eat somewhere. You’ll also have the benefit of a local leader to help you find deals and a well thought out itinerary, which means less chance for expensive impulse buys. 

Embracing friluftsliv, a Norwegian word that loosely translates as a way of life that prioritizes time spent in nature, is the best way to reduce the cost of your trip. Basically, if you’re after an adventure where you can eat world-class cuisine all day and party all night, Norway might not be the right destination for you right now. But if you’re interested in unforgettable views, catching sight of the Northern Lights or hiking under the midnight sun, Norway may just be the best travel experience you’ve ever had.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

Does my Intrepid trip include airfare?

While our Intrepid trips include many modes of transport, from tuk-tuks to overland vehicles, bullet trains and feluccas, airfare to and from your home country is not included in your tour package.

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Find the right fully guided tour for you in Norway. There are 111 trips to choose from, that range from 3 days in length, up to 20 days. The month with the most departures is July, making it the most popular time to visit Norway.

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Norway Fjord Trekking

The fjord trek/hiking was one of the best travel experiences I’ve ever had! The hikes were epic, a bit challenging but that made them even more rewarding. Our CEO Vadim, was a total pro and expert in explaining all the daily events and made sure we were all taken care of. A real bond formed with our group which made the experience even more memorable. Thanks again! Leo

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Northern Norway Explorer

I enjoyed the days in Norway. It is a fast paced itinerary but you never get bored at one place. Despite the pace I had quite some hours at each place where we stopped and hiked around. The trip definition matched my expectations. My travel fellows are quite diverse in terms of culture background and age. I think intrepid did a good job to make a satisfying tour for such a diverse group.

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Scenic Norway

Loved the tour and destinations visited.

Best of Norway (9 Days)

Quite a full trip with lots to see in wonderful scenery.

• £100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Magic of the Fjords - 7 days

This tour delivers on the scenery at an affordable cost. Accommodations are good. Outstanding breakfasts at Clarion hotels. Good dinners in Balestrand. Using public boat transportation to Balestrand is less than ideal when going Bergen to Oslo route as to get window seats the queue for boarding we were told started at 6:30 for 8 am departure. We had interior seats so spent most of trip on top deck standing. Spoke to someone who rode 2 days later as you use next leg of route to Flam arrived 7:25 and got window seat. Why disappointing going Bergen to Oslo: as this was first viewing of the beauty you travel to see. Time in Balestrand is weather dependent for some activities. Lunch options in Balestrand very limited as 2 of 3 places outside hotel open at 14:00 and 15:00.

Magic of the Fjords

The experience in Norway was fantastic - from the wonderful landscapes to the activities to the food and accommodations. The tour guide (Marina) was knowledgeable, engaging, and extremely helpful to ensure the trip was as smooth and fun as possible. The itinerary was engaging and there was so much beauty to see in Norway.

Norwegian Fjords

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Tailor-Made Private Norway Tour to Scenic Sognefjord

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Norwegian Fjords, Charm and Traditions

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Tailor-Made Private Norway Trip to Chase the Northern Lights

Jann was a fantastic guide / driver who was kind and considerate and wanted the best experience possible for his guests!! Jann was friendly and educated/answered all questions even with personal stories! We were very lucky and had a great viewing night and Jann had prepared us for the post that we would not see anything, would highly suggest the Jann experience to everyone!

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Lofoten & the Fjords (by cruise and rail)*Lovely Lofoten & Fantastic Fjords*

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We are a premium tour company. Forget about buses. Expect clock-work logistics and dedicated transfers, outstanding hotels, excellent guides, and convenient train connections between the cities. Our tours have the quality of luxury tours, but cost half of their price. And, they compare in price to bus tours, but they are anything but the bus tours. We keep our margins slim to keep our customers happy. For a quintessential Scandinavian experience, venture off to Norway with one of our vacation packages. This is the place where glorious fjords meet ancient glaciers, and where distant villages morph into incredibly vib​rant modern towns.

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Each program is already fitted with stays at hand-picked accommodation. You can count on remarkable centrally located 4 or 5-star hotels with top ratings! Breakfasts in hotels are included by default, as are all tourist fees & taxes, including city taxes.

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Our itineraries are flexible to fit your needs and are designed to show you the best of each destination, providing life-lasting experiences. And we can do it well since we do not rely on buses. Plus, our emergency line support is available during the trip.

We organize sightseeing tours with private professional English-speaking guides. And they are locals, thus know and share the best facts and stories from the inside. Be sure, that your exploration of the destination will be memorable and informative.

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Best tour company I have ever toured with! Every detail of our trip was meticulously planned! The hotels were wonderful and the guides were very knowledgeable. We loved that lots of free time was provided.

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Icebergs, Fjords, Polar bears and Arctic wildlife: Svalbard & NE Greenland National Park

• Arctic wildlife – musk oxen, seals, walrus, whales and migrating birds – as one of the rare travelers to explore Northeast Greenland National Park, the world’s largest and perhaps most remote.
• Deep fjords with immense tidewater glaciers

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• Enjoy expert instruction from our first-class guides
• Experience excellent off-track and track skiing options
• Stay at our welcoming mountain lodge in the heart of the Telemark region

A Taste of Scandinavia

• Take a ferry to Vrango Island, a stunning fishing town in the Gothenburg Archipelago, and discover this rocky nature haven by kayak (summer months only).
• Don't miss Gothenburg's Haga district, with its picturesque wooden houses and the iconic Skansen Kronan, as well as laid-back Langgatan street.
• Join a local guide and cafe-hop your way around Alingsas, a town known as the Capital of Fika (Swedish cafe and food culture). Learn of the local love affair with coffee, discover the story behind the cafe culture and, of course, treat your tastebuds to sweet Swedish delicacies.
• Explore Copenhagen like a local and hop on a bike. There is no better way to see the major sites, as well as explore hidden corners of this beautiful city.
• Discover Norway's quirky, colourful capital of Oslo, join your leader for a guided orientation walk and then head out to stroll the city at your leisure - going wherever your heart leads.

Norway Fjord Trekking

• Admire stunning views across the hardangerfjord from the overhanging rock of trolltunga
• Walk on the blue ice of the folgefonna glacier
• Hike through the stunning scenery of the oddadalen valley

In-Depth Arctic Expedition & Polar Bear Safari: Svalbard Circumnavigation and Kvitoya

• Rarely visited and ice-covered Kvitøya – White Island – where wildlife abounds in the summer months.
• Full Arctic experience complete with endemic reindeer, Arctic fox, whales, and possibly polar bears.

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• Hike through stunning fjordic scenery
• Ride the Flåm railway, one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world
• Enjoy a boat trip on the Unesco-listed Naerøyfjord (Narrow Fjord)
• Visit the Norwegian Glacier Museum
• Trek to the Nigardsbreen glacier with a short boat trip across a glacial lake

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• Norway's fjords feature some of the most stunning scenery on Earth. Cruise past waterfalls and snow-capped peaks through the narrow Naeroyfjord.
• Visit Dalarna County, nestled in middle Sweden and often referred as “Sweden in miniature” for the abundance of lakes, forests, and local traditions.
• Follow your local guide along the narrow, winding roads through genuine villages, past the typical red painted cottages and explore unique sights around Siljan lake rural settlements. You'll even get a chance to meet and mingle with the locals living in these villages.
• Discover Stockholm's maritime history at the Vasa Museum, which houses an original wooden war ship from 1628. This impressive vessel gives you a rare glimpse into the naval power Sweden was once famous for.
• Wind up your adventure in Helsinki for a Scandinavian culture binge. Senate Square, the market hall, the sea fortress of Suomenlinna and the Design Museum are just some of the highlights of this amazing city

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• Travel by rail from Oslo to Bergen on the North Sea to take in an incredibly scenic panorama of mountains, glaciers, meadows, forests, and villages.
• Or taking a drive between the two cities through the Laerdal Tunnel, the longest road tunnel in the world.
• Explore the many art galleries and museums of cosmopolitan Oslo , one of Scandinavia’s most up-and-coming cities.
• Hang out in Tromsø, the gateway to the Arctic and home to the world’s most northerly cathedral and botanical garden.
• Ferry through Norway’s most beautiful fjord , Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Sail up or down the fjord-pocked Norwegian coast on a Hurtigruten ship that travels far above the Arctic Circle almost to the Russian border.
• Get initiated while crossing the Arctic Circle by having ice water poured down your back -- all in Norwegian good humor.
• Trek along iconic Norway hiking trails in Jotunheimen National Park , “Home of the Giants”.
• Explore the North Cape, the northernmost point in continental Europe, where the nomadic Sami people still follow their reindeer herds as they have throughout history.
• Search for polar bears in Svalbard .
• Experience the Land of the Midnight Sun in summer and the electrifying Northern Lights in winter.
• Take a nighttime boat ride on the exquisite little Trollfjord in far northern Norway, especially striking on a moonlit evening.
• Dog-sledding during Norway’s Arctic winter
• Taking in the views from Pulpit Rock, one of Norway’s most iconic vantage points
• Traveling by boat through the 126-mile-long, 4,250-foot-deep Sognefjord to the little village of Flam, where goats and sheep outnumber people.
• Visiting the Munch Museum in Oslo , dedicated to the country’s most famous painter, and the Vigeland Sculpture Park, with its 192 massive granite and bronze sculptures.
• Whale watching  near Lofoten and Vesterålen and searching for Arctic fox, musk oxen, moose, and reindeer
• Experiencing the intense thrill of sea kayaking along Norway’s beautifully rugged coastline

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It’s given the world skiing, Vikings, fjords, Norse mythology, and a parcel of notable explorers and creative artists. It’s also celebrated as the Land of the Midnight Sun, where, in the far northern summer, the sun never sets. Norwegians would say you need all that daylight just to begin to sample all their country has to offer.

Tucked away on the far western and northern reaches of the Scandinavian Peninsula, Norway’s mountainous, often sparsely populated landscape stretches far above the Arctic Circle. Those who visit enjoy some of Europe’s most stunning scenery, along with outdoor recreational activities that include hiking, climbing, rafting, skiing, and even glacier walking and reindeer sledding.

Why Visit Norway on a Guided Tour

Whether you’re visiting on land or by sea, a Norway guided tour will help you make the most of your Scandinavian trip . Instead of spending time hassling over itinerary details and accommodation choices, your tour company’s expert Norway guides will arrange everything from start to finish.

Many travelers choose a Norway cruise for the effortless sightseeing it offers. Your hotel-room-on-the-go can slip in and out of those mesmerizing fjords, delivering you to interesting ports of call for days of leisurely exploration.

Unpack and repack only once and enjoy a wealth of dining options and entertainment onboard when not on land experiencing Norway. Many Norway cruises focus on the Northern Lights, sailing along the country’s lengthy coastline for the best nighttime views.

A Norway tour may also incorporate local transportation options, enabling guests to travel like a Norwegian, whether in a city like Bergen or out in fjord country. Options include long-distance trains and local buses, both of which can trace popular Norway sightseeing routes like Bergensbanen and Nordlandsbanen.

With 18 selected scenic routes in Norway , a guided coach tour with a driver is an immersive and authentic way to discover this Scandinavian country. The country has selected these most beautiful Norway tour routes to combine nature, architecture, and culture, linking everything together with roads in western, central, and northern Norway, in the mountains, and along the coast.

On a Norway guided tour, you gain peace of mind knowing that you have a local expert in your back pocket - a team of passionate, knowledgeable Norway travel professionals who know the ins and outs of their country, can match your sightseeing to your interests and energy level and often have off-the-beaten-path recommendations that make your time in Norway even more memorable.

Cities in Norway

Just about every tour to Norway is going to include time in Bergen, Norway’s second largest city and the gateway to the Norwegian fjords.  With its colorfully painted peaked-roof wooden houses gleaming in the sun and its mountainous backdrop, the medieval wharf area has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bergen’s cultural cred is enhanced by serving as a home for Edvard Grieg, Norway’s most famous composer, while playwright Henrik Ibsen, author of “A Doll’s House” and “Hedda Gabler,” began his theatrical career here.

Take the time to tour the Hanseatic Wharf, the bustling fish market, and, if you’re lucky enough to tour Norway in May or June, the Bergen International Festival. In the not-so-far distance, marvel at the seven mountains surrounding the center of Bergen, then venture toward the ruggedly beautiful fjords that define the Norway landscape. There’s a young, hip student vibe here; your guided tour of Bergen will introduce you to the passionate residents and their favorite coffee shops, cafe, restaurants and hang-out spots.

Bergen is also the gateway to some of Norway’s most spectacular fjords -- long, deep, glacier-cut inlets (often flanked by sheer cliff sides) that are among the world’s great natural wonders. The Songefjord, leading to the village of Flam, is the most famous.

It’s easy to combine your Norway tour with a guided adventure in the Arctic - the northern city of Tromsø lies 217 north of the Arctic Circle and is known as the Gateway to the Arctic.

This is one of the best places in the world to view the Northern Lights and the city offers a plethora of outdoor activities and cultural attractions, from enlightening museums, like the Northern Norway Art Museum, to the botanical garden that is farther north than any of its kind in the world.

A guided tour of Norway during the summer months, even as far north as Tromsø, will take advantage of the extended daylight the midnight sun provides. This is an ideal time for kayaking Norway’s fjords, hiking, fishing and heading out on a whale safari in the archipelago of Vester å len, one of the top places in the world to view whales.

Locally sourced ingredients, as well as a diverse, multicultural community (more than 100 nationalities) inform the dining scene in Tromsø - your guide is the best source of information on where to dine in Tromsø and there is no shortage of excellent eateries.

Most Norway tours begin in Oslo, a modern city of 600,000 residents with a medieval hilltop fortress, a royal palace (Norway is a constitutional monarchy), and a harbor facing an island-dotted fjord.

While Oslo might seem a bit staid at first, some of its major attractions -- such as the Munch Museum, devoted to the 19th century expressionist painter Edvard Munch known best for his anguished work “The Scream” -- and sculptor Gustav Vigeland’s writhing, nude figures that line the walkways of an outdoor park, might give you another impression. 

Oslo is awash in exciting museums, cool architecture, high-end shopping, and gourmet dining. This is one of Europe’s fastest growing cities. Check out the Opera House (where you are quite literally invited to walk on the roof), the Astrup Fearnley Museum (a private museum of contemporary art) and Barcode (a collection of 12 architecturally magnificent narrow high-rise buildings, all of different heights and widths - a must-see in Olso).

Two big attractions in Oslo are the diverse and innovative restaurant scene and live music, with thousands of concerts taking place every year, and big outdoor festivals in the warmer months.

Similar ships to those displayed in Oslo’s Viking Ship Museum once carried Viking explorers like Eric the Red and Leif Ericsson off to raid distant lands, reaching the coast of North America five centuries before Columbus landed in the Caribbean. (Modern Norwegians, while descendants of the marauding Vikings, have mellowed considerably; the country’s violent crime rate is among the world’s lowest.)

Other Oslo-area maritime-related museums include the Kon-Tiki Museum, celebrating the exploits of Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdahl, who sailed from Peru to Polynesia on a log raft, and one showcasing the Fram, an expedition ship used by Roald Amundsen on his 1910 voyage to the South Pole.

4. Trondheim

Norway’s third-largest city, Trondheim exudes a cosmopolitan, yet intimately inviting ambiance. Favorite sites in Trondheim include the Nidarosdomen cathedral (with sections dating to the middle of the 12th century), the National Museum of Decorative Arts, the Archbishop’s Palace Museum, Rockheim (devoted to popular music) and the Trondheim Museum of Art.

During your Trondheim guided tour, take a ride on the world’s most northerly tram, the Gråkallbanen, to Bymarka, a popular recreation spot for residents and travelers alike. Shopping is a favorite pastime in Trondheim - look for independent boutiques with clothing and gift items that you’ll want to take home as a Norwegian souvenir.

Top 6 Foods to Try in Norway

Sometimes a bit out of the ordinary, the food in Norway can feel, at the very least, interesting, and even bizarre to US travelers. Blame it on the Vikings.

Norwegian cuisine has held firm to its roots with many customs - and tastes - still connected with the country’s residents from thousands of years back.

Try any, or all, of these favorite Norwegian food specialties during your Norway tour:

• Lefse : These flatbread rolls are often fried and eaten over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays or at celebrations.
• Kumla : AKA Krub, Klubb and Klub. Whatever its name, these grated potatoes are mixed with various meat and vegetables and made into tender dumplings.
• Lutefisk : You’ll have plenty of opportunities for lutefisk during your Norway or Sweden tour (over there, drop the “e” for lutfisk). It’s made from aged stockfish, or dried and salted whitefish and lye and while unusual is a traditional Norway food favorite.
• Pickled herring : Make like a Viking and try this common Nordic cuisine favorite, brined herring with lots of vinegar and salt, often dressed up with onions, sugar and assorted spices, giving it a sweet-and-sour flavor.
• Krumkake : No one can resist this rolled cookie made of butter, sugar, cream, eggs and flour, then filled with cream, fruit jams or chocolate - a favorite Norwegian dessert.
• Fårikål : This is the national dish of Norway so you simply must indulge during your Nordic guided tour. The slow-cooking stew is comprised of mutton or lamb, black pepper, potatoes, cabbage and more.

The Hurtigruten

Bergen serves as the starting point as well for the Hurtigruten ships that make their way year-round up and down the Norwegian coast for some 1,300 miles. Along the way, the half-passenger, half-cargo vessels make numerous port stops, some very brief -- others allowing for hours to tour cities like Trondheim and Tromso -- to drop off and pick up transient passengers as well as food and supplies. The latter provides a lifeline for isolated Norwegian villages that are otherwise virtually cut off from the rest of the country.

The fjord-rich, island-speckled western coast continues hundreds of miles north of the  Arctic  Circle and peaks at the North Cape, continental Europe’s northernmost point, before heading farther west to Kirkenes. The Hurtigruten has been called the world’s most beautiful voyage, and it’s certainly a contender.

We should also mention the Norwegian island of Svalbard (Spitsbergen) here, hundreds of miles north of the North Cape in the polar regions and an adventurer’s and wildlife-lover’s dream, reached by  small-ship expedition cruises , including Hurtigruten.

Touring Norway’s Fjords

Imagine your dream Norway tour … we’re pretty certain it includes time spend in Fjord Norway , a region of the country so stunning and iconic that it has its own moniker.

The photos don’t do this area justice - it’s a heaven-sent wonderland of rugged, snowy mountains, strikingly blue fjords, and crashing waterfalls. Your Norway tour will delve into the history of the country, including the fact that this amazing landscape remains much the same as when the first settlers arrived.

One of the best characteristics of Fjord Norway is the fact that the fjords and waterfalls are so accessible. This particular region is known for Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord - and, in fact, is so emblematic that it’s a UNESCO World Heritage List site.

During your Norway fjord tour or cruise, visit the many small communities that have popped up along the sides, shop for local Norwegian specialties, and dine on locally sourced Norwegian meals - practically every village has its own specialty that it's proud of. Fruit is plentiful - apples, pears, cherries, and strawberries, in particular - and restaurants usually have wild game, fish, and sheep on the menu.

Norwegian fjord tours typically include Geirangerfjord , where the brave can stand 1,500 meters above sea level on the Geiranger Skywalk and take in a vast fjord and alpine view. The best waterfalls in the Geirangerfjord region include the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.

Top outdoor activities in the Geirangerfjord region range from hiking and fishing to rafting and cycling - anything that keeps you outside and in view of this impressive natural region. The Trollstigen mountain road is another must-see Geirangerfjord attraction - if you’d like to experience it, look for Norway guided tours that access the Geirangerfjord area on this alternative route.

Looking for one of the most impressive fjord views in Norway? Sail through Nærøyfjord, truly one of Europe’s most epic fjord trips. The Nærøyfjord is - most believe - the prettiest part of the Sognefjord and one of the most rugged and wild.

There’s a passenger boat between Gudvangen, Aurland and Flåm all year long and myriad activities, including guided kayak trips through the fjords, hiking along the fjords and learning about Viking history and culture at Viking Village Njardarheimr.

Outdoor Travel in Norway

Norway was tailor-made for outdoor adventure travel - from its plunging fjords to its majestic peaks to its frothy waterfalls. Here are a few favorite activities to do outdoors during your Norway guided tour - you might even center your Nordic tour around one of these if it’s your passion. Hiking, kayaking, dog sledding - the sky’s the limit.

1. The Northern Lights

Speaking of the sky, look up if you’re visiting Norway in the winter. The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights , is one of the biggest attractions of Norway and Scandinavia . Your Norwegian tour guide can regale you with the mythological stories behind the lights and point out the best place to photograph the aurora. The best time to spot the Northern Lights is between September and March when there are fewer hours of daylight. Tromso, Norway, is a popular starting point for Northern Lights tours.

2. Dog Sledding

Winter Norway travel means dog sledding - and what a rush it is! Explore the Norwegian wilderness by a method of travel that has served the region for ages. One-day and multi-day Norway dog-sledding tours are popular in Tromso (the “gateway to the Arctic”), Svalbard and Finnmark.

3. Fantastic Fjords

Fjords are the defining characteristic of Norway and the headliner of most Norway guided tours. In the warmer months, these deep-blue arms and their sheer walls invite fishing, boating, hiking and kayaking. Among the most beautiful fjords in Norway is the Naeroyfjord - named for the Norse god of the sea, Njord - with a crown of mountain peaks and huge waterfalls plunging to the fjord below.

4. Glimpse Reindeer and Polar Bears

Looking for the most off-the-beaten-path location in Norway? Hop a flight to Svalbard , a snowy, arctic archipelago and home to Arctic fox, walrus, polar bears and reindeer. Norway polar bear tours can be arranged to see this region’s most impressive residents, as well as climb about on the glaciers on which they live.

5. Hiking in Norway

The snow is melting and the days are getting longer - much longer, thanks to the midnight sun - and Norway is awakening. Your Norway guided hiking tour is on the books and you’re ready to go - it’s time to play.

All generations of Norwegians head to the hills as the weather warms - the most classic hiking routes in Norway include Preikestolen, Trolltunga, Galdhøpiggen, Besseggen, Gaustatoppen, Trekanten in the Trollheim mountain area and Romsdalseggen.

6. Cycling in Norway

Trade in your hiking boots for two wheels and take a Norway cycling tour through traditional villages, stunning natural landscapes and even on rugged mountain biking trails. The beauty of biking in Norway is the varied terrain with something for all skill levels.

Many Norway tours can focus on bicycling, even offering cyclist friendly overnight options, recommendations for bike shops for rental and repair and suggestions for biking parks, including Hafjell, Trysil and Geilo.

Norway’s top bike trail is Rallarvegen and, as luck would have it, the trail runs through gorgeous Fjord Norway, land of sheer cliffs and crashing waterfalls. Valdres, Telemark, Helgeland and Lofoten are also among Norway’s favorite bike routes.

7. Kayaking Norway’s Fjords

The best way to explore a Norwegian fjord? By kayak - up close and personal. Norway kayaking tours are popular on the northwest Helgeland coast (bonus: you might even get to stay in a traditional rorbu, or fisherman’s cottage), and in Lofoten, Vesterålen and Steigen.

Beginner kayak tours in Norway often focus on the gentle waters at Nærøyfjord, a World Heritage Site. Don’t overlook Norway’s many lakes and rivers - kayaking and canoeing tours in Norway embrace all of the country’s wilderness, not just its fjords, and can set you up in a fun log cabin on a pristine lake, complete with a kayak rental for use throughout your stay.

Wildlife Viewing in Norway

As ubiquitous as Norway’s famous glaciers, the wildlife in this northerly region should not be overlooked. Norway tours that focus on wildlife include safaris that take you right into the world of whales, musk oxen, polar bears (in Svalbard), reindeer, Arctic fox, king crabs and more.

Look up and try to find a white-tailed eagle’s nest. Turn a corner on a Norway hike and come face to face with a moose. Even birdwatchers are in luck here - Norway’s Vega archipelago and Runde are favorite birding destinations in Scandinavia.

Year-Round Skiing

There’s a reason Norwegians tend to do well in Olympic ski competitions: this is where the sport was born, as evidenced by Norwegian rock art depictions dating back some 4,000 years. With Norway’s glaciers and snow-capped peaks, you can usually find places to ski here year-round -- or go glacier-walking, if you prefer. Hiking and climbing among waterfalls, mountains, and meadows are other favorite outdoor pastimes.

With so much to see and do in Norway, it’s vital to pick the  group tour that’s right for your preferred level of physical activity, cultural immersion, and budget. Let Stride’s easy to use tools help you find the Norwegian fjord in your very near future.

Best Norwegian Souvenirs

Besides the bounty of fjord photos you’ll take, some of the best souvenirs to bring home from Norway are:

• Bunads (traditional Norwegian costumes)
• Norwegian knitted sweaters
• Liquorice chocolates
• Viking drinking bowl shaped like a ship or a Viking drinking horn
• Any item of rosemaling art
• Solje pins or jewelry
• Lucky troll figurines
• Norwegian brown cheese
• Anything cloudberry flavored
• Cured reindeer meat or sausage

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Norwegia adalah negara Skandinavia yang memesona wisatawan dengan keindahan alam dan kekayaan budayanya. Mulai dari fjord yang spektakuler dan gunung-gunung tinggi menjulang, Norwegia menawarkan petualangan yang tiada tandingan bagi pengunjungnya.

Mulailah perjalananmu di Oslo, ibukota Norwegia, di mana kamu dapat mengunjungi Viking Ship Museum yang menampilkan kapal-kapal Viking dari zaman dahulu kala yang masih sangat terawat.

Setelah itu, kamu dapat menikmati pesona alam Norwegia di Geirangerfjord, yang terkenal akan air terjun dan tebing-tebingnya, dan jelajahi fyord-fyord seperti Hardangerfjord dan Sognefjord. 

Kamu juga bisa mengunjungi taman nasional yang ada di Norwegia, seperti Jotunheimen, taman nasional yang memiliki gunung tertinggi di Norwegia, dan Svalbard, surga Arktik di mana kamu dapat melihat beruang kutub dan cahaya Aurora Borealis di angkasa.

Jangan lupa juga untuk perig ke Tromsø, jalan menuju Arktik, yang terkenal akan kereta luncur anjing dan fenomena Midnight Sun yang unik. Ada pula Bergen yang akan memesonamu dengan kota tua Bryggen dan cobalah untuk naik Fløibanen Funicular, kendaraan yang akan membawamu melihat panorama kota yang cantik.

Keindahan alam dan kekayaan budaya Norwegia tentu menjadikan negara ini destinasi yang tidak terlupakan. Rencanakan kunjunganmu sekarang untuk merasakan pesona-pesona Norwegia secara langsung. 

Kenali Norwegia

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Panduan lengkap berlibur dan informasi penting.

Tips Perjalanan ke Norwegia

Yang wajib Anda ketahui sebelum berkunjung

Yang sering ditanyakan, hal yang perlu disiapkan hingga cara terbaik berkunjung.

Norwegia menawarkan beragam destinasi wisata yang unik dan menarik untuk dieksplorasi. Tempat-tempat yang wajib dikunjungi termasuk Geirangerfjord yang indah, juga fjord Norwegia yang memesona seperti Hardangerfjord dan Sognefjord. Kamu juga disarankan untuk menjelajahi ibukota Oslo, khususnya Viking Ship Museum dan Vigeland Sculpture Park. Ada pula kota Tromsø, gerbang menuju Arktik yang terkenal akan cahaya Aurora Borealis dan wisata kereta luncur anjing, atau kota Bryggen di Bergen.

Mulailah perjalananmu di Oslo, ibukota Norwegia yang memiliki tempat-tempat bersejarah dan kaya budaya. Selanjutnya, pergilah ke arah barat untuk melihat fjord-fjord indah seperti Geirangerfjord dan Sognefjord. Untuk petualangan Arktik yang unik, kunjungi Tromsø untuk melihat cahaya Aurora Borealis dan aktivitas menarik lainnya. Kamu juga wajib mengunjungi Bergen, yang terkenal akan Bryggen Wharf dan pemandangan panoramiknya. Pecinta kegiatan outdoor akan menyukai Kepulauan Lofoten dan Taman Nasional Jotunheimen. Terakhir, jangan lupa kunjungi North Cape untuk melihat fenomena midnight sun atau Northern Lights.

Waktu terbaik untuk mengunjungi Norwegia biasanya di musim panas, yaitu Bulan Juni hingga Agustus. Pada musim ini, cuaca di Norwegia umumnya lebih hangat dan harinya lebih panjang sehingga kamu memliki banyak waktu untuk menjelajahi alam dan kota Norwegia. Selain itu, wisata di musim panas juga memungkinkan kamu untuk berpartisipasi dalam berbagai aktivitas outdoor dan festival di negara ini. Walau begitu, jika kamu ingin melihat cahaya Aurora Borealis, rencanakan wisatamu di bulan September hingga Maret dan fokuslah di area utara Norwegia.

Bulan terbaik untuk melihat Aurora di Norwegia adalah dari September hingga Maret. Pada bulan-bulan ini, malam akan lebih panjang dan memberikan kondisi optimal untuk melihat Aurora yang indah. Daerah utara Norwegia, contohnya Tromsø dan Kepulauan Lofoten merupakan destinasi unggulan untuk melihat Aurora. Jangan lupa untuk melihat perkiraan cuaca dan perkiraan Aurora agar kesempatanmu untuk melihat fenomena cahaya ini semakin besar. Pakai pakaian hangat dan siapkan kameramu juga.

Ya, orang Norwegia cukup fasih berbaahasa Inggris. Namun, kamu tetap disarankan untuk mempelajari beberapa Bahasa Norwegia untuk semakin mengenal budaya negara ini.

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Jelajahi Norwegia

Susun rencana liburan Anda dengan ide pilihan berikut

Penginapan terbaik di norwegia.

Anker Hostel

Rp 1.016.332.

Smarthotel Tromso

Rp 1.144.226.

Best Western Plus Oslo Airport

Rp 1.541.535.

Comfort Hotel Grand Central

Rp 1.894.311.

Thon Hotel Gardermoen

Rp 1.597.637.

Smarthotel Oslo

Rp 1.222.039.

Scandic Grand Tromsø

Rp 1.885.437.

Scandic Neptun

Rp 2.278.467.

Sure Hotel Studio by Best Western, Ole Bull

Rp 1.651.203.

Thon Hotel Europa

Rp 2.164.361.

Scandic Oslo Airport

Rp 2.010.002.

Scandic Seilet

Rp 2.450.259.

Frogner House Apartments - Skovveien 8

Rp 1.798.114.

Clarion Hotel Bergen Airport Terminal

Rp 2.694.477.

Clarion Collection Hotel Astoria

Rp 2.163.727.

Scandic Svolvær

Rp 2.172.444.

Scandic Oslo City

Rp 2.437.105.

Scandic Byparken

Rp 1.748.193.

Clarion Hotel The Hub

Rp 2.967.538.

Scandic Victoria

Rp 2.402.398.

Quality Hotel Waterfront Alesund

Rp 2.024.265.

Thon Hotel Moldefjord

Rp 2.235.360.

Scandic Ishavshotel

Rp 2.111.112.

Scandic Grensen Oslo

Rp 1.953.900.

Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Bergen

Rp 2.842.906.

Scandic Ørnen

Rp 2.451.844.

Scandic Kokstad

Rp 2.137.578.

Scandic Nidelven

Rp 2.403.666.

Clarion Hotel Bergen

Rp 1.963.409.

Comfort Hotel Xpress Central Station

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Fabulous Scandinavia, Helsinki and Tallinn

ENJOY THE BEST OF SCANDINAVIA INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN CAPITALS, THE NORWEGIAN FJORDS AND HELSINKI. BE TREATED TO THE RICH CULTURAL AND HISTORIC HERITAGE OF THESE CAPITALS AND THE WILD NATURE OF THE FJORDS. ENJOY THIS FABULOUS PART OF THE WORLD AND APPRECIATE A FANTASTIC BLEND OF HISTORY, CULTURE AND NATURAL SCENERY.

Arrival to Copenhagen Airport, meet & greet by our representative and transfer to the hotel.  At 18:30 hours we invite you to join the welcome cocktail by where you will meet your fellow travelers and your Tour Director. 

Overnight in Copenhagen.

Meet your local guide after breakfast for a guided city tour of Copenhagen. See the City Hall Square, where the famous pedestrian street "Stroeget" begins; the National Museum; the New Carlsberg Glyptotheque; and Tivoli Gardens. Next, drive by the Old Stock Exchange and the Naval Church. The historic canal district, Nyhavn, with its charming houses and boats, and the Kings' New Square, the location of the Royal Danish Theatre and the world-famous ballet. See the Royal Amalienborg Palace and the beautiful Gefion Fountain. Meet the Little Mermaid statue, an icon of Copenhagen. You will also see the Christiansborg Palace and the Rosenborg Castle, where the Crown Jewels are kept, from outside. 

Overnight in Copenhagen (B)

Free morning.

In the afternoon, transfer to the pier by private coach to embark on the DFDS Seaways overnight ferry departing to Oslo at approximately 16:30. Buffet dinner will be served on board. 

Overnight onboard (B, D)

Breakfast on board. Arrive in Oslo at 11:15. We will board our private coach upon disembarking. We drive across Hoenefoss, Nesbyen surrounded by a landscape that alternates between forests of pines and lakes to arrive in the beautiful Hallingdal Valley.

Proceed through Gol followed by Geilo, a small town surrounded by mountains.

We continue to Hardangervidda to visit the Voringfossen waterfall and then to Eidfjord, where our hotel is located. Hotel check-in and evening at leisure.

Overnight in Eidfjord (B, D)

Breakfast at the hotel. This morning you will cross the splendid Hardangerfjord, by travelling across Hardanger Bridge. This Bridge has one of the longest suspension bridge spans in the world. After reaching the other side, we will continue along the fjord, passing by Nordheimsund and crossing birch forests until we arrive in Bergen – the capital of the Norwegian fjords.

We will enjoy a small fish tasting in the traditional Fish Market (light lunch) upon arrival. Afterward, a panoramic sightseeing tour with your tour leader, during which you will admire the exterior of St Mary's Church, Haakon's Hall, the colorful and picturesque fish market, and the old Bryggen area. We will also visit the wooden Fantoft Church (entrance included).

After your afternoon tour, you'll have the evening at your leisure. You can explore more of Bergen, try local restaurants, or relax and enjoy the city at your own pace. Bergen has much to offer regarding culture, cuisine, and beautiful views, so you'll find something enjoyable to do in the evening.

Overnight in Bergen (B, L)

After breakfast, we leave Bergen and continue the drive down the Naeroy Valley, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, to Gudvangen, where we embark on a ferry along the Naerofjord, one of Norway's narrowest and most popular fjord journeys. Disembark in the stunning village of Flaam, where you will take the famous panoramic  Flaamsbana train ride.

Flamsbana is one of the steepest train lines in the world on standard tracks. The 2-hour train journey runs through fantastic nature, past the Rallar road, steep mountains, breathtaking waterfalls, and 20 tunnels, and offers many spectacular views. In a single hour, the train takes you from the ocean level at the Sognefjord in Flam to the mountaintop at Myrdal mountain station on Hardangervidda, 863 meters over the ocean. Continue to Hemsedal for hotel check-in and dinner.

Overnight in Hemsedal at the Fyri Resort (B, D)

After breakfast, the journey from Hemsedal to Oslo offers a breathtaking view of Norway's stunning natural landscapes. As you embark on this road trip, you'll be treated to picturesque views and diverse scenery. As you progress towards Oslo, you might encounter serene fjords and crystal-clear lakes. Norway is renowned for its fjords, and you might catch glimpses of these deep, narrow sea inlets as you drive. The still waters reflect the surrounding mountains, creating a truly picturesque scene.

In the early afternoon, we'll reach Oslo, where you will check in at the hotel. In the evening, you will enjoy a walking tour with upur tour director ending in the lively Aker Brygge area, which is a perfect spot for dinner and fun evening.

Overnight in Oslo (B)

This morning, enjoy the city tour of Oslo with a local guide, who will show you the most exciting spots of the Norwegian capital. Admire the views from the Opera house. Visit the famous Vigeland Park, one of Norway's national landmarks. In the park, you will see the sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his life to creating urban art. We will also pass by the Royal Palace and the main street, Karl Johan. The tour ends at your hotel. Free night to enjoy this beautiful city.

Breakfast at the hotel. Depart Oslo and heading to Stockholm, passing Norwegian and Swedish forests through the region of Varmland, the home of many legends. A lunch will be served in Karlstad located by the Lake Vänern.  Arrival to Stockholm by the end of the afternoon and check-in.  Join your Tour Director for a walking tour of the Swedish Capital. The evening is at leisure

Overnight in Stockholm (B, L)

Breakfast at the hotel. Meet your guide and depart by private coach for a 3-hour city sightseeing tour of Stockholm. The city, built on 14 islands, connected by 57 bridges, embraces the unique character of 13th century Old Town with modern high-tech architecture. Stockholm is proudly called “Beauty on Water”. The sightseeing tour includes the chance for an outside view of the historically significant City Hall, where the Nobel festivities take place. Feel the medieval atmosphere of the Old Town "Gamla Stan", with its Cathedral and Stortorget, where the Stockholm Blood Bath took place. The tour also includes a drive to Fjallgatan where you will enjoy picturesque views of Stockholm. The tour ends at the hotel. The afternoon is at leisure.

Overnight in Stockholm (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. The morning is at leisure. In the afternoon, transfer to the pier by private coach to board one of the comfortable overnight ferries of the Tallink Silja Line, sailing along the Baltic Sea, bound for Helsinki. 

Overnight oboard Tallink Silja Line ferry exterior cabin (B, D)

Arrival in Helsinki, followed by a 2-hour sightseeing tour of the city. Senate Square, the University, and the Lutheran Cathedral are all included in the city tour. We will also see the vibrant Market Square, Kaivopuisto Park, diplomatic buildings, the commanding statue of Marshall Mannerheim, the Parliament Building, Finlandia Hall, the Orthodox Russian Church Uspenski, and the Sibelius Monument. In addition, we will visit Temppeliaukio Church, commonly known as the "Rock Church" because of its carving into solid rock (the church reserves the right not to allow the entry of visitors in case of ceremonies). End of the tour at the hotel. The afternoon is at your leisure.

Overnight in Helsinki (B)

Transfer to the Helsinki pier in the early morning to board a two-hour cruise to Tallinn.  Meet your Tallinn guide for a city tour and uncover the mysteries of Tallinn's Old Town, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour includes climbing Toompea Hill, where you can see the ancient Toompea Castle and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The Dome Church is commonly known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary. Stop at one of the panoramic platforms to take a breathtaking picture of the old town's red roofs against the dark blue Tallinn Bay.

Continue through the lower city, passing by wonderful ancient buildings until we reach Town Hall Square. Tallinn's Gothic-style Town Hall, erected in the 15th century, is the Baltic country's oldest surviving town hall. A few meters away lies the famed Town Hall Pharmacy, which has existed in the same location since the early 15th century.

After the tour, you will have a couple of hours free to appreciate this jewel of a city before returning to the port and boarding the ferry back to Helsinki.

Transfer to your hotel upon arrival in Helsinki late at night.

Overnight in Helsinki (B, L)

Breakfast at the hotel. Our representative will meet you for your transfer to the airport. (B)

Testimonials:

PER PERSON :

$ 7,725.00 (double / twin ) $10,390.00 (single occupancy) $ 7,390.00 (3rd person in extra bed) Optional Tours and Services $ 70.00 (Rosenberg Castle) $ 45.00 (Tivoli Gardens) $ 110.00 (Kronberg Castle) $ 85.00 (Kontiki & Fram Museums) $ 80.00 (VASA Museum in Stockholm) $ 100.00 (Porvoo Tour)

• 11 nights at 4/5 * properties as per program
• 1 night on board DFDS Seaways Ferry (Exterior Cabin)
• 1 night on board Tallink Silja Line Ferry (Exterior Cabin)
• 13 Breakfasts - buffet style
• 4 dinners (as per program)
• 2 lunches & 1 light lunch (as per program)
• English speaking  Tour Director from Day 1 to 14
• All touring by private coach, including all the sightseeing mentioned in the program
• The long-distance bus from day 4 - 9
• Guided tours in the cities of Copenhagen, Bergen, Oslo, Stockholm & Helsinki as per program
• Regular Arrival Transfer, from Copenhagen Airport*
• Regular Departure Transfer, to Helsinki Airport*
• Porter Service at DFDS Seaways, Tallink Silja Ferry, & all hotels during the program (Excl. Day 1 & Day 14)   
• Luggage allowance is 1 suitcase & 1 piece of hand luggage per person
• Copenhagen: Skt Petri Hotel 5* or similar
• Eidfjord: Hotel Voringfoss 4* or similar
• Hemsedal: Hotel Fyri Resort 5*
• Oslo: Grand Hotel 5* or similar
• Stockholm: The Sparrow Hotel 4*
• Helsinki: Hotel Haven 5*

Group size - max. 24 people

Please note! Regular Arrival Transfer Services included in the program are only available for transfers from the Airport in Copenhagen & to the Airport in Helsinki and only on the published official date of beginning & end of the tour. The transfers are escorted by an English-speaking representative and are shared with other fellow passengers; therefore, minor waiting time at the airport may occur. This transfer service is not valid for passengers with pre/post nights or passengers who require private transfers – for a supplement, private transfers can be reserved for these passengers.

Monoligual English speaking tour escort and local city guide.

Maximum 2 children per room, sharing with parents. Due to the nature of the tour and the destination, we are unfortunately not able to accept children younger than 6 years old on these tours.

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Jelajahi Norwegia

Wisata dan Liburan ke Norwegia

Yang wajib di norwegia.

Yang Menarik di Norwegia

Aktivitas di alam terbuka.

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12 Day Beautiful Norway Self Drive Tour

Hari 1: Selamat datang di Oslo, Ibu Kota Norwegia Tiba di bandara, pickup mobil sewaan Anda dan mulai berkendara ke pusat kota untuk bermalam pertama Anda.

Hari 2: Oslo to Geilo Setelah sarapan Anda di pagi hari Anda akan berkendara untuk mengunjungi gunung dan desa ski, Geilo. Sepanjang perjalanan anda isa mengunjungi peternakan dan melihat gereja yang dibangun tahun 1192. Ketika Anda berada di Geilo Anda akan menemukan pilihan restoran, toko-toko dan anda bisa bersantai di cafe.  Menginap di Geilo

Hari 3: Fjords Norwegia dan air terjun yang spektakuler Sarapan di hotel. Hari ini Anda akan menuju ke kawasan Fjord yang indah. Dalam perjalanan, anda bisa melihat air terjun yang indah, salah satu tempat wisata yang paling banyak dikunjungi di Norwegia. Air terjun ini jatuh bebas hingga 145 meter. Lanjutkan perjalanan Anda ke Lofthus di mana Anda akan bermalam. Menginap di area Lofthus

Hari 4: Bergen Sarapan di hotel. Anda akan memulai hari Anda dengan mengemudi menuju kota Bergen dengan melewati jembatan yang megah dan salah satu jembatan gantung terpanjang di dunia. Sampai di Bergen anda bisa explore kota Indah sebagai pintu gerbang Fjord di Norwegia. Menginap di Bergen

Hari 5: Fjords of Norway dan Balestrand Village Hari ini Anda akan memulai itinerary Anda sendiri di Norwegia dengan berkendara ke Desa Balestrand yang indah. Anda akan berkendara di sepanjang fjord yang indah, melewati beberapa kota kecil dan menawan. Balestrand adalah desa menawan yang terletak di fjord, yang terkenal karena alamnya yang mempesona. Desa ini telah mengilhami seniman di seluruh dunia dengan pemandangannya yang menakjubkan. Menginap di area Balestrand. 

Hari 6: Hari Bebas di Balestrand! Hari ini Anda memiliki free time untuk menikmati dan explore Balestrand, jika Anda memerlukan ide untuk hari itu jangan ragu untuk menghubungi kami. Menginap di area Balestrand.

  Hari 7: Taman Nasional dan Loen Nikmati sarapan di Desa Balestrand yang indah dan mulai perjalanan Anda ke daerah Loen dengan melewati sebuah desa, dan anda bisa juga mengikuti aktifitas seperti Glacier Walk atau Kayak.  Menginap di area Loen.

Hari 8: Geiranger

Sarapan di hotel. Sebelum Anda melanjutkan perjalanan ke Geirangerfjord yang terkenal dengan melewati pemandangan yang spektakuler dengan bukit-bukit terjal dan air terjun. Sampai di Geiranger anda bisa bersantai dan melihat Geirangerfjorden yang dianggap sebagai salah satu fjord paling indah di dunia, dan merupakan salah satu atraksi paling populer di Norwegia. Menginap di area fjord Geiranger.

Hari 9: Ålesund  Nikmati sarapan dan berjalan pagi di desa Geiranger yang menakjubkan. Mulailah perjalanan Anda dengan menaikkan belokan dan belokan  yang curam sebelum tiba di Ålesund. Ålesund adalah desa yang indah dan hangat yang terletak di puncak fjord. Sampai di Ålesund anda bisa bersantai di desa yang tenang ini. Menginap di Ålesund.

Hari ke-10: Olimpiade Lillehammer Sarapan di hotel. Dari Alesund ada saatnya untuk menuju  Lillehammer dengan melewati jalan wisata paling spektakuler di Norwegia. Jalan gunung ini berasal dari tahun 1916 ketika pada mulanya merupakan jalur kuda, bagian-bagiannya masih terlihat dan bisa dilalui dengan berjalan kaki hari ini. Lanjutkan perjalanan Anda ke desa Olimpiade Lillehammer di mana Anda akan menghabiskan malam Anda. Menginap di Lillehammer.   Hari 11: City Tour Lillehammer Pada hari ini Anda akan menghabiskan waktu Anda di Lillehammer sebelum Anda pergi ke Oslo untuk bermalam. Kota Lillehammer didirikan pada tahun 1827 dan terkenal di dunia untuk menyelenggarakan Olimpiade pada tahun 1994. Lillehammer menyenangkan untuk dijelajahi dengan berjalan kaki atau bersepeda dengan banyak restoran dan kafe yang nyaman. Menginap di Oslo.   Hari 12: Berangkat dari Oslo Kembalilah ke bandara untuk penerbangan Anda kembali ke tanah air. Dengan demikian usailah sudah perjalanan Anda bersama Gevio Tours. Terima kasih atas partisipasi dan kebersamaan Anda, sampai jumpa pada acara jalan-jalan kami lainnya.  

Paket Termasuk:     -Akomodasi 3*** selama 11 malam dengan termasuk breakfast continental. Tersedia untuk upgrade ke hotel bintang 4****.     -Sewa mobil Peugeot 208 or similar / Manual Transmission with unlimited KM, GPS. Tersedia upgrade menggunakan transmisi otomatis.     -Jadwal yang terperinci     -Layanan darurat 24 jam

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17 Destinasi Wisata Menakjubkan Di Norwegia

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Berencana berkunjung ke Norwegia untuk berwisata? Segeralah tentukan tempat wisata di Norwegia yang akan didatangi agar nantinya perjalanan lebih mudah dan sesuai harapan. Negara ini sangat terkenal dengan sejarah tentang Viking yang harus Anda ketahui saat berkunjung kesana. Negara Norwegia ini cukup terkenal dengan berbagai panorama alamnya yang sangat indah.

Beberapa destinasi wisata Norwegia yang wajib Anda kunjungi adalah sebagai berikut ini:

1. Kepulauan Lofoten

Salah satu tempat wisata di Norwegia yang menarik di Norwegia adalah daerah kepulauan Lofoten dengan keindahan alamnya sangat mempesona. Di sebelah utaranya juga terdapat beberapa kepulauan seperti Austvågøy, Vestvågøy , Moskenesøy, flakstadøy, vaerøy dan juga Røst. Untuk menuju tempat tersebut Anda dapat menggunakan jalan E10, terowongan bawah laut ataupun beberapa buah jembatan. Akses transportasi juga sudah terbilang mudah karena memiliki beberapa bandara seperti Leknes Airport dan ada juga Svovaer Airport.

Iklim di daerah ini tergolong ringan karena berada di sekitar kutub utara dan adanya gulf stream. Keindahan alamnya juga menjadi daya tarik yang menonjol dan kerap menjadi pilihan setting dalam novel, video game, film ataupun lukisan.

2. Trolltunga

Tempat ini di beri nama sebagai Trolltunga karena terdapat sebuah batu yang bentuknya seperti lidah. Nama Trolltunga sendiri artinya adalah lidah troll yang sangat menarik bagi wisatawan. Untuk sampai di tempat ini, Anda harus menggunakan tangga dan menempuh jalan khusus dengan panjang 950 meter. Perjalanan menuju tempat ini cukup menguji adrenalin dan terjal namun akan terbayarkan dengan keindahannya.

Kota ini pernah dilanda bencana kebakaran dahsyat yang menghanguskan sebagian besar wilayah kota. Setelah itu kota kembali lagi dibangun dengan menggunakan batu bata dan design Jugendstil dengan versi Eropa Utara. Letak kota ini tepatnya ada di pantai Barat Norwegia yang dijadikan sebagai gerbang ke Fjord dan pegunungan Alpine.

Bila Anda ingin berfoto dan menikmati keindahan bentuk rumah yang unik, berkunjunglah ke Tromso. Di tempat ini ada banyak rumah unik dengan bahan kayu khas abad ke 18. Tak hanya itu saja, keindahan alamnya juga semakin mempercantik kawasan ini sehingga sangat direkomendasikan untuk dikunjungi.

Salah satu moment menarik yang bisa Anda saksikan di tempat ini adalah aurora. Fenomena alam ini terjadi karena adanya pantulan sinar matahari yang berpadu dengan es yang begitu indah. Biasanya jumlah wisatawan akan meningkat sekitar bulan September hingga maret untuk menikmati fenomena aurora. Tak hanya itu saja, Anda juga dapat menikmati fenomena mid night sun pada kisaran tanggal 21 mei hingga 21 juli.

Dataran utama di daerah ini adalah Tromsdales yang dihubungkan dengan pulau-pulau lainnya dengan Tromsø Bridge dan Tromsøysund Tunnel. Daerah ini cenderung hangat dibanding dengan yang lainnya karena adanya arus teluk. Destinasi wisata lainnya adalah museum polar, atik akuarium polaria, gunung Storsteinen dan lain sebagainya.

5. Geirangerfjord

Geirangerfjord merupakan tempat wisata di Norwegia yang berupa keajaiban alam yang terbentang kurang lebih 15 km. Disini Anda dapat menikmati air biru yang berpadu dengan tebing megah yang indah. Di sisi lain juga tersaji pegunungan hijau dengan ketinggian lebih dari 1000 meter. Selain itu ada juga air terjun yang indah dan segar berdekatan dengan desa dan peternakan. Nama air terjun ini adalah Seve Sister Falls dan Suitor (The friar) dan masuk di dalam daftar UNESCO World Herritage Site.

6. Kjeragbolten

Bagi yang berjiwa petualang dan menginginkan wisata yang memacu adrenalin, berkunjunglah ke tempat wisata di Norwegia yang bernama Kjeragbolten. Tempat ini menyajikan pemandangan sebuah batu yang terjepit oleh dua bukit yang besar. Bagi para wisatawan yang berani, pasti akan merasa tertantang untuk berdiri di tengah batu tersebut. Tapi Anda harus berhati-hati karena ketinggian dari batu tersebut adalah 987 meter di atas permukaan tanah.

7. Jotunheimen National park

Jotunheimen National Park kerapkali didebut dengan Home of the Giant. Disini Anda dapat menikmati air terjun dengan ketinggian kurang lebih 235 meter dan berdekatan dengan gletser sehingga Anda dapat berwisata dengan bermain ski ataupun mendaki gunung.

8. Svalbard

Keindahan alam Arktik dapat Anda nikmati di Svalbard lengkap dengan rangkaian pegunungan terjal dan juga pulau-pulau gletser. Selain itu Anda juga dapat dengan langsung melihat hewan khas kutub seperti rubah kutub, walrus, beruang kutub, anjing laut dan juga paus. Ini adalah pengalaman yang sangat berharga untuk Anda yang mengunjungi tempat wisata di Norwegia.

Oslo adalah ibukota dari Norwegia yang menawarkan berbagai macam wisata modern. Disini Anda dapat berwisata di pantai yang bentuknya mirip dengan tapal kuda. Selain itu system penghijauan di kota ini tergolong baik karena sepertiga dari kawasan kota adalah hutan. Beberapa landmark khas yang wajib di datangi adalah Vigeland Sculpture Park, Viking Ship Museum, frogner park, Norsk folkemuseum, atau juga mengunjungi Akershus Fortress. Selain itu design arsitektur dengan gaya abad ke 19 juga pantas untuk dikunjungi dan dijadikan objek berfoto.

Ada tempat wisata di Norwegia  yang berupa kota cantik dan sangat direkomendasikan untuk dikunjungi yaitu Bergen. Kawasan ini dikelilingi pegunungan yaitu Løvstakken, Fløyen, Damsgårdfjellet, Sandviksjellet, Lyderhorn, Biåmanen, Askøyfjellet, dan Rundemanen.

Jangan lupa untuk mencicipi berbagai macam kuliner lokal di tempat ini agar Anda semakin terkesan. Kebanyakan kuliner yang disajikan merupakan hasil tangkapan langsung. Selain itu Anda juga dapat berkunjung ke pasar ikan yang letaknya di jantung kota.

11. Slavanger

Slavanger menyajikan pemandangan rumah kayu tradisional Norwegia. Bangunan ini sudah ada sejak abad ke 18 dan 19 dan hingga saat ini dijaga dan dilestarikan untuk dijadikan objek wisata. Untuk menjangkau tempat ini Anda dapat berkendara menggunakan bus atau kereta api.

Tempat wisata di Norwegia yang berupa desa cantik dan menarik dikunjungi adalah Flåm. Letaknya berada di lembah Flåmsdalen. Di dekatnya ada juga desa kecil lainnya bernama Myrdal yang jaraknya 20 km. keduanya memiliki alam yang sangat indah dan dapat dicapai dengan menggunakan kereta. Di sepanjang perjalanan mata Anda akan dimanjakan dengan pemandangan pedesaan yang sangat indah dan mempesona.

13. Viking Ship Museum

Salah satu yang paling terkenal dan tidak boleh dilewatkan saat berkunjung ke tempat wisata di Norwegia adalah Viking ship museum. Kapal ini sangat terkenal di dunia karena para pelaut Viking yang dikenal tangguh dalam menjelajah lautan. Museum ini ada Oslo dan berisi berbagai kapal tangguh milik Viking. Beberapa kapal tersebut adalah Gokstand, Tune dan Oseberg yang diawetkan hingga saat ini.

14. Jomfruland

Pulau ini memiliki pemandangan yang sangat indah dengan bentangan pantai cantik dan juga tebig yang cadas. Selain itu Anda juga dapat melakukan trekking di kawasan hutan oak sambil menikmati berbagai macam burung yang cantik. Bila musim migrasi tiba, Anda dapat melihat berbagai macam burung yang unik dan indah. Yang perlu di ingat, di kawasan ini tidak ada kendaraan bermotor sehingga Anda hanya bisa berjalan kaki atau bersepeda.

15. Hemsedal

Berkunjung ke norwegia untuk bermain ski? Langsung saja menuju ke Hemsedal. Bila musim salju telah berakhir dan salju telah mencair, tempat ini akan beralih fungsi. Tempat wisata di Norwegia ini dapat dijadikan sebagai tempat trekking, panjat tebing ataupun bersepeda gunung.

Tempat ini juga dijadikan sebagai situs warisan dunia dan tempat wisata yang bersejarah walaupun sebelumnya merupakan kota tambang. Tambang yang dihasilkan adalah tembaga. Disini Anda dapat menikmati ratusan rumah kayu kuno yang jumlahnya sekitar 2000 buah.

17. Preikestolen

Preikestolen berada di Ryfylke yang merupakan daerah yang cukup landau dan curam. Banyak sekali wisatawan dari dalam dan luar negeri yang mendatangi tempat ini untuk berburu foto landscape. Anda dapat menikmati keindahan air terjun, tebing, tanaman yang subur dan juga puncak bersalju. Untuk sampai di tempat ini Anda harus melewati jalan setapak dengan waktu tempuh 1 hingga 3 jam. Segeralah tentukan tempat wisata di Norwegia mana yang ingin dikunjungi agar mendapatkan pengalaman mengesankan dan menarik seperti harapan Anda. Semoga perjalanan liburan Anda menyenangkan.

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Oslo merupakan Ibukota Norwegia yang termasuk ke dalam golongan kota termahal di dunia. Kota ini dikelilingi oleh bukit-bukit hijau dan penggunungan, serta 343 danau. Kota ini disebut sebagai kota matahari malam karena letaknya di 59 derajat paralel dari belahan bumi utara, yang menyebabkan siang hari terasa lebih dari 18 jam di tengah musim panas. Kota yang menakjubkan ini tentunya juga memiliki destinasi wisata yang wajib untuk kamu kunjungi, beberapa di antaranya sebagai berikut:

Benteng Akershus

Benteng Akershus merupakan sebuah kastil abad pertengahan yang terletak di Ibukota Norwegia. Kastil ini sengaja dibangun untuk melindungi dan menyediakan tempat tinggal bagi kerajaan di kota tersebut. Namun, tidak diketahui secara pasti kapan awal mula pembangunan kastil tersebut, diperkirakan pada tahun 1290-an oleh Raja Haakon V. Benteng ini dibangun sebagai tanggapan atas serangan sebelumnya oleh bangsawan Norwegia, Earl Alv Erlingsson dari Sarpsborg di Oslo yang terjadi pada tahun 1287. Selain dijadikan temoat tinggal bagi kerajaan, kastil ini juga pernah digunakan sebagai pangkalan militer, penjara, dan saat ini menjadi kantor sementara Perdana Menteri Norwegia.

Taman Vigeland Oslo

Taman Vigeland merupakan taman terluas di Oslo dengan luas mencapai 320.000 meter persegi. Di taman ini, kamu dapat melihat patung dengan jumlah sekitar 214 buah yang terbuat dari granit, perunggu, dan besi cor. Selain patung-patung tadi, kamu juga dapat melihat beberapa sudut cantik, yakni monolith, jembatan, dan air mancur. Taman Vigeland merupakan sebuah karya dari seorang pematung ternama asal Norwegia, yakni Gustav Vigeland. Patung-patung karya Vigeland kebanyakan menggambarkan hubungan antar manusia, perjalanan kehidupan, ataupun berbagai emosi. Uniknya, Vigeland tak pernah memberi nama pada karya-karyanya. Ia berharap orang lain bisa menginterpetasikan sendiri makna patung yang telah ia buat. Seperti yang sudah disebutkan di atas, di taman ini terdapat sebuah jembatan indah dengan delapan patung anak-anak yang berjejer di ujung jembatan. Jembatan ini memiliki panjang 100 meter dengan lebar 15 meter. Jembatan ini menghubungkan pintu utama taman dengan air mancur. Selain 8 patung anak-anak tadi, terdapat pula patung-patung lain yang berjejer di pinggir jembatan, yakni patung laki-laki, perempuan, dan anak-anak, yang jika ditotal patung di sini menjadi 58 patung. Salah satu patung yang cukup terkenal di sini adalah patung ‘The Angry Boy’. Vigeland sengaja membuat patung-patung di sini tidak berbusa, karena menurut Vigeland busana melambangkan waktu karena dapat berubah sesuai perkembangan zaman. Di bawah jembatan ini terdapat sebuah taman yang disebut dengan taman Frogner.

Museum Viking

Museum Viking terletak di Semenanjung Bygdoy, bagian selatan Oslo. Museum ini dikelola oleh Universitas Oslo, dan memiliki 3 artefak di dalamnya, yakni Oseberg, Gokstad, dan Tune. Kapal Oseberg ditemukan pada 1904 di Tønsberg, Vestfold, saat seorang arkeolog dari Universitas Oslo menggali sebuah makam. Ia menemukan satu kapal besar beserta dengan dua jenazah dan berbagai macam artefak lain, seperti baju, kereta dorong, kereta luncur, permadani, lima pahatan kayu berbentuk binatang, 15 kuda, 6 anjing, 2 sapi, dan lain sebagainya. Kapal ini diperkirakan dibuat pada 820 Masehi. Kapal ini merupakan kapal yang mewah dan penuh dengan ornamen serta pahatan yang detail. Tingginya mencapai 5,43 meter dan lebar 5,09 meter. Kapal Oseberg merupakan kapal Viking tertua, serta yang paling berhasil diawetkan. Pada abad ke-9, mayat orang Viking yang dikubur dengan berbagai macam benda dan binatang dianggap sebagai seseorang yang berkuasa. Makin banyak benda yang dikubur bersamanya, makin kaya orang tersebut. Kapal Gokstad dibuat sekitar 890 Masehi, dan termasuk kategori kapal cepat. Kapal ini ditemukan oleh dua orang remaja pada 1879 saat menggali gundukan berdiameter 45 meter dan tinggi 5 meter. Di dalam gundukan tersebut ditemukan makam seorang pria yang terkubur dengan barang-barang miliknya, yakni kain tenun, peralatan dapur, peralatan perang, dan berbagai macam binatang, seperti 12 kuda, 2 burung merak, dan 8 anjing. Kapal Gokstad terbuat dari kayu Ek dan memiliki lebar 5.18 meter dengan panjang 23.22 meter. Restorasi kapal ini termasuk sulit karena banyak dari bagian kayu dari kapal ini yang sudah lapuk, akhirnya digantikan dengan kayu baru. Kapal yang terakhir adalah kapal Tune. Kapal Tune merupakan kapal pertama yang berhasil di ekskavasi dan diawetkan hingga saat ini. Kapal ini ditemukan pada tahun 1867 di Pulau Rolvsøy, Fredrikstad. Kapal ini dibuat tahun pada 910 Masehi, dan diduga lebih digunakan sebagai alat transportasi. Saat ditemukan, di dalamnya terdapat jenazah seorang pria beserta alat perangnya, seperti pedang, perisai, dan belati. Sayangnya banyak artefak yang hilang atau rusak selama proses ekskavasi.

Taman Frogner

Taman ini merupakan taman umum yang terletak di West End borough Frogner di Oslo. Taman Frogner berdiri di bawah jembatan Taman Vigeland. Taman ini secara historis merupakan bagian dari Frogner Manor. Taman ini ditata dengan gaya barok pada abad ke-18 oleh Hans Jacob Scheel.

Gedung Opera Oslo

Gedung Opera Oslo merupakan sebuah gedung opera di Norwegia. Bangunan ini terletak di Bjorvika, yakni di ujung Oslofjord. Gedung ini pertama kali dibuka pada tahun 2008 dan dioperasikan oleh Statsbygg, badan pemerintah yang mengelola properti untuk pemerintah Norwegia. Gedung ini berisi 1.100 kamar di area seluas 49.000 meter persegi (530.000 kaki persegi).

Museum Munch

Museum Munch merupakan sebuah museum seni di Oslo yang didedikasikan untuk kehidupan dan karya-karya seniman Norwegia Edvard Munch. Museum Munch terletak di Toyen, di wilayah Gamle Oslo. Pembangunan museum dibiayai dari keuntungan yang dihasilkan oleh bioskop-bioskop kota Oslo, dan mulai dibuka pada tahun 1963 untuk memperingati ulang tahun ke-100 Munch. Koleksinya terdiri dari karya dan artikel milik Munch, yang ia sumbangkan ke kotamadya Oslo setelah kematiannya, dan karya tambahan yang disumbangkan oleh saudara perempuannya, yakni Inger Munch, serta berbagai karya lain yang diperoleh melalui perdagangan, termasuk duplikat cetakan.

Museum Astrup Fearnly Oslo  

Museum Astrup Fearnly merupakan salah satu karya milik Renzo Piano. Museum Astrup terbagi oleh sebuah kanal di pelabuhan Oslo. Renzo piano berkolaborasi dengan Narud-Stokke-Wiig, lokasinya berada di lingkungan Tjuvholmen. Museum ini mengubah pelabuhan yang dulunya tertutup menjadi daerah publik. Pembangunan museum ini terjadi sekitar tahun 2009 sampai 2012. Museum ini memiliki luas sekitar 7000 meter persegi. Museum ini terdiri dari ruang koleksi museum, ruang pameran temporer, toko souvenir, dan cafe. Di luar museum terdapat taman, jembatan, dan halaman rumput, di mana seni pahat koleksi Selvaag ditampilkan.

Benteng Bergenhus

Benteng Bergenhus merupakan sebuah kastil yang terletak di pintu masuk pelabuhan Bergen. Kastil ini merupakan salah satu benteng batu tertua yang dipelihara dengan baik di Norwegia. Benteng ini berisi bangunan yang berasal dari tahun 1240-an. Benteng ini dijadikan sebagai tempat kediaman kerajaan, sebuah katedral, beberapa gereja, kediaman uskup, dan biara Dominika. Bergenhus saat ini berada di bawah komando Angkatan Laut Kerajaan Norwegia, yang memiliki sekitar 150 personel militer yang ditempatkan di sana.

Bryggen merupakan sederetan bangunan komersial Liga Hansa di sisi timur fyord, yang menuju kota Bergen. Kawasan Bryggen mempunyai khas tersendiri, yakni rumah-rumah kayu dicat warna warni, bangunan tinggi dengan gaya arsitektur abad pertengahan dan gang-gang sempit di antara bangunan. Kota ini dibangun pada tahun 1970-an. Pada tahun 1360, di dermaga dibangun sebuah Kontor Liga Hansa dan Tyskebryggen menjadi pusat kegiatan perdagangan Hansa di Norwegia. Bangunan-bangunan tersebut digunakan sebagai gudang, terutama untuk ikan dari Norwegia bagian utara dan sereal dari Eropa. Karena bangunannya terbuat dari kayu, Bryggen telah mengalami kebakaran beberapa kali dan kemudian dibangun kembali. Kini, Bryggen dimanfaatkan sebagai lokasi untuk restoran, toko cenderamata, bar dan museum. Beberapa bangunan Bryggen sengaja tidak direnovasi untuk mempertahankan keasliannya. Bryggen telah ditetapkan sebagai Situs Warisan Dunia oleh UNESCO sejak tahun 1979.

Gunung Ulriken

Gunung Ulriken dapat diakses dengan menaiki gunung Floyen, selain itu, kamu juga dapat menaiki cable car untuk sampai ke gunung yang satu ini. Ulriken akan membawamu ke ketinggian 643 meter di atas permukaan laut, yang merupakan puncak gunung tertinggi di antara tujuh gunung yang mengelilingi Kota Bergen, dan kita disuguhi paronama Kota Bergen, fjord dan pegunungan.

Gamlehaugen

Gamlehaugen merupakan istana kediaman bagi kerjaan Norwegia. Gamlehaugen adalah situs pertanian pada awal abad pertengahan, tetapi kemudian ditinggalkan. Kemudian kembali lagi menjadi lahan pertanian pada tahun 1665.

Gunung Floyen

Gunung Floyen merupakan salah satu gunung yang terletak di Bregen. Gunung ini memiliki tinggi sekitar 400 meter di atas permukaan laut. Nama Floyen berasal dari kata ‘floystangen’ yang berarti baling-baling cuaca yang dibentuk untuk menunjukkan arah angin untuk kapal layar. Pemandangan Semenanjung Bergen menjadikan Gunung Floyen sebagai destinasi wisata yang cukup populer di kalangan wisatawan.

Kota ketiga yang akan saya bahas kali ini merupakan kota yang yang menjadi primadona karena memiliki tempat terbaik untuk menyaksikan Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). Tromso menawarkan keindahan tata letak kotanya yang dikelilingi wilayah pegunungan. Kota ini disebut kota pelajar karena memiliki sejumlah perguruan tinggi ternama yang berisi pelajar dari berbagai negara. Tromso dengan keindahan alamnya memiliki suasana yang damai, cocok untuk kamu yang ingin melarikan diri dari rasa penat akan hiruk pikuk kota. Beberapa lokasi wisata di bawah ini merupakan tempat yang wajib kamu kunjungi ketika sedang berada di Tromso, antara lain:

• Museum Universitas Tromso

Museum Tromso dikelola oleh Universitas Tromso. Museum ini terletak di ujung selatan Tromso. Di museum ini, kamu dapat menjelajahi budaya Sami, fakta-fakta mengenai Northern Lights, Sejarah eksplorasi kutub, geologi, seni keagamaan, arkeologi, dan kehidupan tradisional di kawasan ini. Kamu juga dapat melihat kerangka paus, ski tradisional dan kano, model tempat tinggal Sami, altarpieces, artefak dari ekspedisi yang berani dan ujung tombak pra-sejarah.

• Alpine Tromso

Kebun raya Arktik ini juga dikelolah oleh Universitas Tromso. Alpine Tromso merupakan kebun raya yang terletak di dataran tinggi paling utara di dunia. Taman ini memiliki beragam jenis bunga. Di taman ini, kamu akan menemukan tumbuhan yang mungkin belum pernah kamu temui sebelumnya, seperti bunga sandal dari kepulauan Falkland dan bunga poppy biru Himalaya dari Tibet.

• Gunung Floya

Tromso dikelilingi oleh banyak gunung yang menakjubkan. Salah satunya adalah Gunung Floya. Gunung Floya memiliki tinnggi sekitar 1.380 kaki. Kamu dapat mengunjunginya dengan cara mendaki, atau jika mau lebih mudah, kamu dapat menaiki kereta gantung yang tersedia di sana. Dari sebelah timur Gunung Floya, kamu dapat melihat puncak Svolværgeita. Gunung yang terkenal di Svolvær untuk rock climbing.

Nah, sampai juga akhirnya pada pembahasan mengenai primadonanya Tromso, yakni Aurora Borealis. Aurora Borealis atau yang terkenal dengan sebutan Northern Lights merupakan caha yang bergerak di langit utara karena adanya koalisi antara partikel bermuatan listrik yang terpantul dari matahari dan partikel gas bumi di atmosfer bumi. Aurora menampilkan banyak warna, yakni  merah, kuning, hijau, dan biru, namun yang paling sering muncul adalah warna hijau dan merah muda. Warna hijau muda kekuning-kuningan yang merupakan warna yang sering dan paling umum muncul, dihasilkan yang oleh molekul oksigen yang terletak sekitar 97 km (60 mil) dari bumi.  Sedangkan warna lainnya yang jarang muncul, seperti merah dihasilkan molekul oksigen dari ketinggian 322 km (200 mil). Sedangkan nitorgen menghasilkan warna biru atau merah ke ungu-unguan. Proses terjadinya Aurora terjadi ketika temperatur di lapisan luar matahari berkisar ribuan derajat celsius. Pada temperatur sepanas ini, benturan antara molekul gas sering kali terjadi dan menimbulkan ledakan. Elektron-elektron yang terbebas akibat benturan tersebut, terlempar dari atmosfer matahari saat matahari berotasi. Elektron-elektron tersebut keluar dari lubang-lubang medan gaya (magnetic field) matahari. Lalu tertiup oleh angin matahari ke bumi. Partikel yang beraliran listrik tersebut dibelokkan oleh medan gaya (magnetic field) bumi. Di kutub utara dan selatan, kekuatan medan gaya bumi sangat lemah, oleh karena partikel bermuatan listrik yang dipantulkan menerobos masuk ke atmosfer bumi, dan bertabrakan dengan partikel gas bumi. Tabrakan ini menghasilkan cahaya yang seperti menari di atas langit kutub utara dan selatan. Cahaya dari Aurora terletak di jarak 80 kilometer (50 mil) sampai dengan  640 kilometer (400 mil) dari permukaan bumi.

Aurora Borealis mempunyai arti secara literal “fajar (daerah) utara”. Menurut mitos Romawi, Aurora adalah dewi fajar. Pada abad pertengahan, munculnya cahaya Aurora dipercayai sebaga pertanda akan terjadinya peperangan atau bahaya kelaparan. Suku Maori di Selandia Baru percaya bahwa cahaya Aurora adalah refleksi dari obor atau api unggun. Suku Indian Menominee di Wisconsin Amerika percaya bahwa cahaya Aurora mengindikasikan lokasi keberadaan para raksasa yang merupakan roh dari “pemburu dan nelayan hebat”. Suku Inuit di Alaska percaya bahwa cahaya Aurora adalah roh dari binatang-binatang buruan mereka, seperti: anjing laut, salmon, rusa dan ikan paus. Suku aborigin percaya, bahwa cahaya Aurora adalah kumpulan roh dari anggota komunitas mereka yang telah meninggal. Penduduk Jepang dan Cina percaya bahwa cahaya Aurora bisa memberikan efek kesuburan dan lancarnya proses kelahiran dari bayi yang sedang mereka kandung. Mereka juga percaya bahwa proses terkandungnya seorang bayi di bawah cahaya Aurora kelak akan menjadi orang beruntung dalam masa hidupnya.

Nah, itu tadi merupakan 3 kota menakjubkan yang wajib kamu kunjungi ketika sedang berada di Norwegia. Sebetulnya masih banyak kota-kota indah lain, namun pastikan kamu harus mendatangi 3 kota yang sudah saya bahas tadi terlebih dahulu, ya! Oh ya, jika kamu berniat untuk segera merencanakan liburan ke Norwegia, saya memiliki tips agar liburanmu terasa menyenangkan dan berkesan, selain itu juga kamu dapat lebih berhemat. Untuk memudahkan hal-hal tersebut, kamu dapat mencari agen perjalanan wisata terpercaya yang dapat membantu kamu menyusun destinasi mana saja yang akan kamu kunjungi, dan tentu saja akan menghemat biaya liburan kamu. Saya menyarankan Alaransel sebagai agen perjalanan wisata terpercaya yang memiliki paket tour ke Norway dan Aurola Borealis – Northern Lights . Jadi, tunggu apalagi? Kamu dapat menghubungi Alaransel sekarang juga untuk mencari tahu info lebih lanjut mengenai paket-paket wisata murah tersebut. Semoga liburanmu menyenangkan, ya!

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Di mana bisa melihat Aurora di Norwegia?

Bulan terbaik untuk melihat Aurora di Norwegia?

Kapanpun di antara mid-September dan awal April adalah waktu yang terbaik karena di periode tersebut langitnya paling gelap. Namun perlu diingat juga bahwa di tengah musim dingin di Norwegia ada banyak salju sehingga kadang menambah kesulitan untuk bergerak jika ada badai salju. Kami melihat Aurora di awal April dan pengalaman tersebut sangat menakjubkan.

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Sangat penting untuk selalu mengecek prakiraan aurora. Kami menggunakan beberapa website berikut untuk mendapat gambaran mengenai keadaan awan dan intensitas Aurora. Untuk pengalaman Aurora yang sangat bagus, perlu setidaknya level 3. Tapi biasanya kalau dapat level 2 juga sudah cukup bagus.

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Akomodasi 3 malam = 3 x Rp. 400.000 = Rp. 1.200.000 4 hari sewa mobil = 4 x Rp. 400.000 = Rp. 1.600.000 Bensin = 1500km @ 4.1L/100km = 61.5L = Rp. 1.800.000 Biaya tol = Rp. 700.000 (banyak jalan tol di Norwegia, loh!) Makanan (beli dari Supermarket & masak sendiri) untuk 2 orang untuk 4 hari/3 malam = Rp. 1.000.000 Total ALL IN untuk 2 orang = Rp. 6.300.000 (cara repot)

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Kira2 yang ga kita dapet kalau ga ngeliat aurora di Tromso apa ya kak? Thank youu

Keren mbak :D. Ternyata gak semahal yang saya kira untuk melihat aurora. Semoga tahun ini bisa kesana. Wish me luck. 🙂

Salah satu fotografer yang aku ikuti adalah pemotret aurora.. rasanya speechless bayangin lihat aurora kayak gitu.. sementara cukup liat dari foto dulu…

makasih infonyaaa

Merinding liat foto-fotonya dan kalimat terakhir. Selama ini gak pernah kepikiran mau ke Norway. Mmm bertambah deh bucket listnya sekarang 😀

Repot aja deh gapapa yang penting murah, aku rela. Hahaha. Btw masukin timelapse nya kesini jg dong! Pasti kerennn.

Murah banget kak! Yang penting mau usaha cari info sebanyak2nya dan mau repot ?

hehe…iya sedikit lebih repot dibandingkan kalo ikut tur 😉 Tapi ya tgt masing2 org sih ya. Ada yg mmg ga mau repot ya tinggal ikut tur. Kalo kami justru agak males ikut tur kalo ga perlu2 amat. Lebih bebas kalo ngurus sendiri, ga terikat jadwal.

bismillah 7 tahun lagi?

untuk sewa mobil, perlu SIM International ndak yah? atau pakai passport saja cukup?

Tidak usah. Bawa SIM kamu dari Indonesia biasanya cukuplah! Check HolidayAutos … Mereka punya syarat dan ketentuan dan hampir selalu tidak usah bawa SIM international.

Huaaa. super indah Mba. Mba, memotret aurora hampir sama ga sih kaya motret milky way. terkait settingan kamera khususnya. Soalnya itu gambar2 yang dipajang hasilnya juga menangkap beberapa bintang e. Bisa kali ya nangkap gambar aurora plus milky waynya

Wooowww.. Mbak, saya speechless liat foto2nya. Terima kasih yah sudah bikin review ini. Foto di depan rusa itu yang paling bikin saya mupeng.

lucky youuuu, mba susan & mas adam! <3 doakan ku bisa segera kesana capturing some aurora yah.. 🙂

Kita punya rencana ke Norway Desember, khusus emang tujuannya buat kejar Aurora. Kalo boleh tahu ini kmrn bulan apa yah? Dan gimana keadaannya disana, masih kuat gak sih kita yang notabene manusia tropis ini? hehehe. Thanks ya Mba 🙂

kemarin ini bulan april. dingin sih, tapi masih bisa lah pake jaket balon model uniqlo itu 😉

Wow keren fotos nya. Brp lama oslo-trondheim,aman kah nyetir buat ladies? Thanks y

itu lokasi cabinnya sebelum trondheim sih. Nyetir dari pagi sampe sana sore menjelang sunset. Tp banyak berhenti2 🙂 Kayaknya aman2 aja, sepi malah jalanannya.

jadi semangat cari duit, buat bisa lihat ni ijo”an di langit. ? terima kasih banyak atas postingannya.

mba keren banget…. pengen ajak ibu & kakak lihat aurora… sebelum.nya maaf apabila kita sewa sopir di sana apa bisa? karna kita cewe ber3 nga bisa nyetir semua,,, 🙁

Di Norwegia? Biasanya di negara maju/mahal sewah sopir mahal amat… jadi tidak bisa. Rekomendasi kami…ikut tur aja. Ada banyak dari Trømso.

Mba ini kemarin kesananya pake maskapai apa mba? Mahal ga mba? Heuuu..pengen bgt kesana..??

Kami ga langsung dari Indonesia. Jadinya keitung murah karena udah di Eropa 😉 Coba rajin2 aja cek flight. Ga ada yang langsung ke sana, jadi cari koneksi yang murah dari UK atau negara Eropa lainnya.

hi susan/adam, mau nanya kalo masuk jalan tol di Norway itu, kudu beli karu khusus atau di provide sama rental car-nya atau bagaimana ya..?

map, tambahan lagi, itu booking mobil-nya berapa lama sebelum hari H nya ya..? thankyou! 🙂

ga inget. ga masalah koq mau booking kapan aja. Klik link sewa mobil yg kami tulis di post.

nanti tagihan tol-nya akan ditagih lewat car rental company.

tagihannya langsung di tagih pas kita return mobil ya?

ngga pas banget, sometime after that. kan otomatis ditagihnya karena udah ada kartu kredit yg di-lock buat bayar tagihan tol.

okaayy..terimakasiihhh 😀

Hi Susan/Adam Nama airbnb nya apa ya ? Saya klik sdh gak ada di list nya Juga nama sewa mobil nya . Terima kasih

Salam Tatang

Halo Tatang. Iya….properti airbnb memang bisa on and off tergantung pemiliknya. Sudah ada beberapa orang yang lapor kalo properti itu tidak terdaftar lagi di airbnb. Kemungkinannya: memang sudah disewakan lagi sebagai airbnb….atau….cuma disewakan di musim-musim tertentu. Jadi kalau misalnya cuma disewakan musim dingin berarti di luar musim dingin tidak terdaftar di airbnb.

Untuk sewa mobil, sudah disebutkan di dalam artikel. Tinggal klik aja yang ada tulisan ‘agen sewa mobil ini’ di bagian yang membahas tentang “Menyewa mobil”.

Hai mba mau tanya dong waktu itu di Norway brp hari dan kemana aja mba? Kesana khusus mau hunting aurora atau ada activity yg lain? Dan untuk dpt foto aurora yg bagus hrs pakai kamera apa? Terima kasih =)

Cuma 5-6 hari sih. Ngga khusus hunting aurora cuma kebetulan pas lagi musimnya jadi sewa mobil dan road trip singkat…eh pas dapet. Mirrorless atau DSLR dengan wide lens dan F number yang rendah.

halo mbak..saya encana januari 2018 mau ke norway..kalo tur aurora yg ke tromso ada kontaknya ga ya? trus kota apalagi yg paling bagus untuk melihat aurora..dan penginapan apa laga yg avalaible selain di tromso (maksud saya kota lain)..thank you

Maaf kami belum pernah ke tromso jadi ga punya kontaknya.

Hi Agus, sept lalu saya ada pergi Ini ada email tur aurora yg wkt itu kita pake : [email protected] Ok lho turnya, recomended!

halo mbak Fina..makasih infonya ya.. btw, saya mau ngobrol2 tanya2 tentang tour mbak ke tromso.. mbak skg tinggal dimana? boleh bagi email atau yang nomor kah mbak? trimakasih..

Boleh, [email protected]

kalo untuk bayar tolnya disana gimana ya kak?

Bayar lsg di booth toll. Kalo ga salah bisa cash atau pake kartu kredit.

Utk sewa mobil apa aman jalan di jalanan salju? Nggak licin ya ?

aman. kadang licin tapi ban-nya sudah khusus winter (winter tyres) jadinya aman.

Sorry…salah info karena kecampur2 ingatannya. Kata Adam di Norway sistem toll-nya otomatis link ke kartu kredit. Jadi saat sewa mobil sudah terhubung plat nomor sekian kalo lewat toll berarti tagihannya lsg ke no kartu kredit tsb.

Halo kak, saya sudah cb ikuti itenarary kakak di iceland. Terimakasih dan berhasil, Kami keliling iceland 6 hari dengan bawa mobil sendiri. Tp syg tdk dpt melihat aurora.kali ini mau coba ke norwei, boleh minta saran dan itenarary kakak? Apakah memungkinkan dari norway hingga finland dengan mobil?trmksh sblmnya

Hai…congrats udah berhasil roadtrip di Iceland!! Memang urusan aurora sih untung2an ya. Untuk Norway kami ga pake itinerary dan kurang ingat juga nama2 daerahnya. Pokoknya dari Oslo naik terus ke utara, sebelum sampe Bodo kami balik lagi ke arah Oslo tapi lewat Swedia. Sebenernya tgt waktu yang tersedia juga sih. Kalo ga salah kami cuma punya waktu 3-4 jadinya mesti cepet2 balik ke Oslo. Kalo senggang mungkin bisa driving sampe Tromso. Kalo lewat Finland kurang tau karena belum pernah roadtrip lewat sana.

Halo mb Susan/Mas Adam, salam kenal saya Arie dari Makassar. Sy berencana ke Amsterdam pada awal Nov 2019 ini. Tiba2 kepikir kenapa ga sekalian lihat aurora. Searching2 dan pilih2 negara mana yang akan saya kunjungi ketemulah rekomendasi kalo di Norway paling bagus untuk dapat aurora, lalu ketemulah blog ini. Ngeri juga ya harganya kalo ikutan tur 😀 Kalau nyupir sendiri, sistem lalu lintas disana apakah di kanan seperti Indonesia atau di kiri jalan? Bagaimana biaya hidup di Norway? Baca2 sih Norway termasuk negara mahal yak

Jalur lalu lintas ga masalah di kiri atau di kanan, manusia cepat beradaptasi koq 😉

Norway lumayan mahal tapi selalu bisa berhemat di mana saja.

Mb kalo awal Nov sdh ada salju blm ya di Oslo? Atau hrs ke Tromso dulu baru ketemu salju?

mbak mbak,maaf kalo pertanyaan ini sering ditanyain,untuk sewa mobil disana perlu sim international?sim international dari indo diakuin g?atau harus bikin disana?

SIM Internasional Indonesia bisa dipake.

tanya dong kak, Kalo buat solo traveler gmn ya? dan saya juga ga bisa nyetir huhu

solo traveler ok-ok aja. cari temen yg bisa nyetir 😉

hi itu link buat airbnb nya ga bisa ya? TT rencana buat pergi tahun depan buat honeymoon

iya, sudah tidak disewakan lagi sepertinya sama pemiliknya.

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Eight passengers stranded on African island after Norwegian cruise ship left without them

A dream cruise vacation has turned into a nightmare for eight passengers left stranded on the African island of São Tomé and Príncipe after their ship left without them because they were late to return from a private tour.

The tourists — six from the U.S. and two from Australia — were aboard the Norwegian Dawn, a Norwegian cruise line ship , which departed from Cape Town, South Africa, on March 20 for a 21-day voyage up the coast of Africa set to end in Barcelona, Spain, on April 10.

But on Wednesday, the group of eight tourists was late to return to the ship by more than an hour for the all-aboard time of 3 p.m. from a private excursion on the island, which was not organized by the cruise line.

Jay and Jill Campbell of South Carolina were part of the group that was left behind.

They said that their tour’s operator notified the cruise captain that they were going to be late to rejoin the ship and that the local Coast Guard tried to get them on the vessel but that they weren’t allowed to board.

As a result, the couple and the rest of the group have been stranded for days on the island off Nigeria, grappling with language, currency issues and complicated travel to catch up with the ship.

“The lovely people of São Tomé were very gracious, very hospitable. They had reached out as much as they could to help us find hotels,” Jay Campbell said on NBC's "TODAY" show Tuesday morning.

“We were able to get to a tour agency there to arrange flights to the next port of call. ... Very difficult process — you’re dealing with multiple languages, language barriers, you’re dealing with different currencies ... finding someone that even has dollars ... trying to get an agent to understand where we need to get to.

"It’s one of those ‘You can’t get there from here,’" he added.

A Norwegian spokesperson called the incident a “very unfortunate situation” and said, “Guests are responsible for ensuring they return to the ship at the published time.”

The cruise line said that after the guests failed to return, their passports were delivered to local port agents, in line with protocol. The company said it was working with local authorities to understand “the requirements and visas needed for the guests to reboard the ship at the next available port of call.”

On Monday, the guests had made arrangements to rejoin the ship in Banjul, Gambia, but the ship was unable to safely dock there because of “adverse weather conditions” and “tidal restrictions,” Norwegian said. The guests were then contacted and provided with information to rejoin the ship at Dakar, Senegal, on Tuesday. 

Jill Campbell said they traveled through seven countries in 48 hours to arrive in Senegal on Monday night.

But the couple was reconsidering whether they even wanted to return to the cruise.

"We are considering whether or not we are going to board the ship. It is in dock here in Senegal," she said. "We believe there was a basic duty of care that they had forgotten about, so it does concern us."

"After what we witnessed, we truly believe that although there’s a set of rules or policies that the ship may have followed, they followed those rules too rigidly. I believe that they really forgot that they are people working in the hospitality industry and really the safety and well-being of the customers should be their first priority," she added.

Ultimately, the eight passengers did rejoin the cruise before 8:30 a.m. ET Tuesday in Dakar, Senegal, Norwegian told NBC News in an e-mail Tuesday evening, after this story originally published.

Norwegian said the passengers were responsible for making their own travel arrangements to rejoin the ship.

"Despite the series of unfortunate events outside of our control, we will be reimbursing these eight guests for their travel costs from Banjur, Gambia to Dakar, Senegal," a cruise line spokesperson said in a statement. "We remain in communication with the guests and are providing additional information as it becomes available."

A silver lining of the catastrophe was that the Campbells were able to connect with another Norwegian Dawn passenger — Julia Lenkoff, 80 — who was also left on the island, but for a medical reason.

Lenkoff was on a different day tour Wednesday. She had "medically disembarked" from the cruise to seek local treatment on that day, Norwegian said.

Norwegian said that its care team tried to call Lenkoff several times and was unable to reach her and that it worked with its port agent in São Tomé and Príncipe for updates on her health.

The Campbells met Lenkoff and were able to put her in contact with her family in California, who flew her home — a move Lenkoff's daughter said "saved her life."

"She's a world traveler. She travels all the time. So this was going to be one of her bucket list trips, because she's been to 120 countries so far, and she wanted to get to 130," her daughter, Lana Lenkoff Geis, said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "TODAY."

Norwegian said Lenkoff was escorted on a flight to Lisbon, Portugal, then put in the care of airport staff members to continue her journey back to the U.S., where she has safely returned.

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