
norway
Norway’s landscapes are on a grand scale. The western fjords, including Geiranger and Nærøy, cut deep between mountains and waterfalls, and Bergen is a colourful gateway to them.
In the far north, Tromsø and the Lyngen Alps are among the best places in the world to see the northern lights in winter, while the Lofoten Islands glow under the midnight sun in summer.
Architect-designed hotels and cabins put you right in the landscape.
where to go
Geiranger, Nærøyfjord and dramatic waterfalls.
Hanseatic wharves and the gateway to the fjords.
The capital of the Arctic and northern lights.
Mountains, fjords and aurora hunting.
Fishing villages beneath jagged peaks.
A spectacular coastal drive.
when to go
Norway changes completely between summer and winter.
June to August
Long days, the midnight sun in the north and fjord cruises.
November to March
Northern lights, snow and dog sledding in the Arctic.
April to May, September to October
Quieter months with dramatic light.
where to stay
Hjørundfjord Photo: Hotel Union Øye
Os, near Bergen Photo: Solstrand Hotel & Bad Looking for something different? We know many more hotels and villas in Norway, and we'll happily suggest the right one for you.
experiences

Explore the fjord by boat in peace.

Chase the aurora with expert guides from Tromsø.

Hike and kayak under the endless summer light.

Drive the famous coastal road.

Hike to the clifftop above Lysefjord.

Sail the Norwegian coast by ship.
From late September to March, with the best chances from November to February.
From late May to late July above the Arctic Circle.
Yes, with fjords, boats and Arctic adventures.
By train, ferry and domestic flights, with private drivers where needed.
pair it with

A wild Atlantic coast, castle hotels and some of the friendliest pubs you'll ever find.
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Scottish estates, English country houses and London's theatres, galleries and restaurants.
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Paris, Provence, the Riviera, the Alps and the vineyards of Bordeaux and Champagne.
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