Polar Light Whale Safari

Tromsø

Join our search for wild humpback whales and Orcas on a whale watching cruise outside of Tromsø in Arctic Norway

Deep Sea Lofoten Winter Fishing Trip

Lofoten

Traditional deep sea fishing trip during the legendary seasonal fishery

Svolvær

Northern Lights Reindeer Sledding Tour

Reindeer sleigh ride at night and a 3-course dinner at Sami Camp close to Tromsø

Winter Kayak Safari in Svolvær

Kayak through the crystal clear waters of Svolvær in the midst of winter

Norwegian Adventures

Stavanger

Bergen

Northern Norway

Western Norway

Dog sledding in Tromsø

Enjoy the stunning landscape of Kvaløya on a 45-60min sled ride with huskies

Self-drive dog sledding in Tromsø

Lead a team of racing dogs and head into the arctic wilderness on your own dog sled

Tromsø Northern Lights watching with huskies

An evening with husky cuddles, aurora watching and relaxing by the campfire

Explore the wilderness in Tromsø

Sea Eagle Rib Safari Trollfjord

Sea eagle RIB boat safari from Svolvær in Lofoten

Lofoten Northern Lights Photo Tour

Witness the Aurora Borealis in Lofoten - one of the world’s most fantastic natural phenomena

Explore the staggering beauty of the Lofoten Islands

Winter adventures in Northern Norway

Danai Christopoulou

Animals in Arctic Norway

9 reasons to visit Lofoten in the winter time

Ina Cristine Helljesen

Tips for northern lights photography

Robyn Roste

6 reasons to visit Tromsø in Northern Norway

Everything you need to know to see the northern lights

Myths and legends about the northern lights

7 great photo spots in Tromsø

Kenneth Kiesnoski

Why you need to add the North Cape to your bucket list

Whether you’re looking for an urban city break, off the beaten path villages or you are searching for world-class nature experiences, Norway is an ideal destination.This Northern European Scandinavian country offering surreal scenery and unlimited adventure opportunities, is known for its mild climate, dramatic landscapes and friendly, safe cities.With an extensive coastline on the west stretching more than 25,000 km (15,534 mi), there are more than 1200 fjords. These glacier-made inlets with towering straight, steep sides and cliffs are both jaw-dropping and awe-inspiring. Along the fjords you find world famous attractions like Preikestolen and Kjerag, attracting thousands of daring visitors a year.&nbsp;Norway has 4 distinct seasons but due to the country’s long, narrow geography, there are differences in weather, climate and terrain depending on where and the time of year you visit. Along the southwest coast there is mild weather, beaches, fjords and mountains while the east has large forests and the capital, Oslo. As you travel north towards the land of the midnight sun, the landscape takes on a more arctic appearance.Although the days are short in wintertime, this is also the right time of year to see the northern lights flash across the arctic sky and enjoy experiencing a 24-hour polar night if you travel far enough north. Watching the bright colors moving across the dark sky is on many travelers’ bucket lists and few places in the world offer more ways to witness the magic than Norway.Norway might be narrow and remote, but the country. With more than 385,000 sq km (148649 sq mi) to explore, you won’t run out of things to do in Norway.If Norway is on your travel itinerary, you have come to the right place. Stick with us and have fun adventuring!&nbsp;<ul><li>Population: 5 432 580</li><li>Capital:Oslo</li><li>Borders to: Sweden, Finland and Russia</li><li>Currency :NOK</li><li>Time zone:&nbsp; UTC +1 (CET) Summer:&nbsp; UTC +2 (CEST)</li></ul>

Offering surreal scenery and unlimited adventure opportunities, Norway is known for its dramatic landscapes and friendly, safe cities. Book tours and activities.