A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Mush your own team of husky dogs through the Norwegian wilderness
7 days, from £1,765 to £2,820
Explore Oslo and then adventure out into the vastness of Norway's immaculate countryside
7 days, from £1,770 to £2,410
Trek through ice caves
5 days, from £1,910 to £3,050
Take an overnight cruise to wake up in the magical North Cape region
8 days, from £2,700 to £3,600
Get a taste of the wilderness of the far north, which is set against the backdrop of fjords, mountains and the Northern Lights
7 days, from £2,735 to £3,750
Set sail from the Vesteralen Islands to the Lofoten Islands, moving between fjords and untouched bays - the landscape is spectacular
7 days, from £2,815 to £3,840
Head into the Arctic Circle in northern Sweden and the Norwegian Lofoten Archipelago
8 days, from £2,895 to £3,750
Explore the cities of Oslo and Bergen with private guides
10 days, from £3,330 to £4,300
Snowmobile across Finnmark’s icy landscapes.
7 days, from £3,600 to £5,700
Discover different ways to explore Norway
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
Norway is worth visiting all year round, but if you’re looking to experience the country in its element, then we recommend packing plenty of layers and braving the plunging temperatures of winter. This Scandinavian nation is characterised by hauntingly beautiful landscapes, intriguing wildlife species and enthralling natural phenomena, including some of Europe’s largest ice caps and glaciers. Oslo, the country’s unpretentious capital, sees nature mingling with culture and is an excellent starting point for Norway winter holidays. Eminently walkable, you’ll be able to explore the city alongside an expert guide and visit sites such as The Opera House, which embodies quintessential Scandinavian design, and the Vikingskipshuset, which showcases one thousand year old Viking-age artifacts.
Your itinerary of activities can be completely tailor-made to fulfil every Nordic fantasy. Embrace the spirit of the Far North in the mountain region of Valdres, by participating in the snow-based traditions of ice fishing and snow-shoeing. Dog-sledding is another unforgettable event and undoubtedly the best way to experience the full extent of Norway’s dreamy snowscapes. A team of expert mushers will lead the way and the friendly pack of huskies are bound to delight children and adults alike, making our Norway winter holidays a family-friendly voyage.
Timing your trip for winter coincides with peak season for seeing the elusive aurora borealis, particularly visible in Alta, which has been awarded the nickname ‘the City of the Northern Lights’. At the end of your adventure-filled days, snuggle up under a blanket in front of your lodge’s woodburning fire and sample a smorgasbord of traditional Norwegian cuisine to replenish energy levels, including Norway’s national dish, fårikål (a warming slow-cooked lamb stew) or kumla (soft potato dumplings). An endless adventure for the senses, it’s safe to say that Norway winter holidays hold a special place in our heart.
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