Norway
Norway
Dramatic fjords and a genuine shot at the Northern Lights, deep into the Arctic Circle.
Norway's fjords — steep cliffs plunging into deep blue water — are among the most dramatic landscapes in Europe, and heading north to Tromso opens up a genuine, well-positioned chance at seeing the Northern Lights.
What makes Norway worth it
Fjord Scenery
Dramatic cliffs and deep, glacier-carved waterways.
Northern Lights
Tromso is one of the best-positioned cities for aurora viewing.
Oslo's Culture
Museums and a compact, walkable capital city.
Arctic Experiences
Dog sledding and reindeer sledding in winter.
Photos from Norway
A starting point — we'll customise it
Arrive Oslo
City orientation, evening at leisure.
Oslo sightseeing
Vigeland Park, Viking Ship Museum.
Fly to Tromso
Arctic city orientation.
Northern Lights & departure
Evening aurora viewing (season dependent), then departure.
What's Included
- Hotel on twin-sharing (2 cities)
- Daily breakfast
- Domestic flight to Tromso
- Airport transfers
Not Included
- International flights
- Northern Lights not guaranteed (weather dependent)
- Lunch & dinner
- Personal expenses
About this trip
Late September to March offers the best chance in Tromso, though sightings depend on clear skies and solar activity.
It's a premium Scandinavian destination — we'll be upfront about the budget needed before you book.
June-August for the Midnight Sun and fjord cruises; September-March for the Northern Lights.
The Norwegian Krone — Norway is not in the EU and doesn't use the Euro.
6-7 days covers Oslo and a fjord region like Bergen or Geiranger.
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