Magnificent scenery, undiscovered natural spots, historic towns, endless adventure, a world-class transportation network connecting vibrant, cosmopolitan cities and even more, much more combine to make Norway one-of-a-kind vacation destination that’s hard to beat. Known as the Land of the Midnight Sun, with 24-hour daylight during the summer, Norway is a magnet for those who revel in natural beauty and unspoiled landscapes. This is where you can just stay and relax, enjoy stillness, maybe hike, ski, canoe, paddle or sail the fjords of Norway. This is where there is no limit to fun and adventure for the whole family in all four seasons of the year.
Begin your adventure by visiting the wondrous Lofoten Islands – a mountainous archipelago, home to deep blue shimmering seas, green fields, jagged mountains, picturesque fishing villages and an immense number of seabirds. Despite the Arctic location, these amazing islands present myriad ways to get outdoors. Visitors can bike scenic roads, kayak between fishing villages, fish like a local, or else camp on white sand beaches. Lofoten is also a very popular destination for hiking and enjoying the northern lights and midnight sun. The hiking trails in the islands promote all kinds of activities and wonderful experiences in varied and exciting nature.
After you have done with all the adventurous activities the Lofoten Islands has on offer, you can try the Flam Railway, one of Norway’s major and most spectacular tourist attractions that will take you past deep ravines mighty, cascading waterfalls, snow-capped mountains and picturesque farms. A trip on the Flam Railway is just as stunning in winter as in summer, because the landscape changes so dramatically with each season that it makes for a radically different experience.
Go on with your nature adventure by attending a 2,5 hour sightseeing tour of dramatic and beautiful Norwegian scenery that starts by bus from the pier in Eidfjord to the awe-inspiring Hardangervidda Nature Center. The municipality of Eidfjord is a real paradise for ice climbing, with many hiking ranges and its best-known attraction – the 182 meters tall Voringsfossen waterfall that is something not to be missed. From the Hardangervidda Nature Center, the tour continues up Mȧbodalen, from where opens a majestic view of the waterfall.
Looking for culture, world-class restaurants, exciting nightlife and some of the best hotels in Norway? Then, welcome to Oslo, Norway’s cosmopolitan capital, set on a beautiful fjord. Go for a walk to discover the city, walk down the Akerselva River to enjoy its many waterfalls, iron bridges, little parks and old mills, visit Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park, a nice venue for the whole family or else check out some of Oslo’s top museums and galleries, including the Munch Museum and the National Gallery – this and much more are waiting for you in this lively city.
Nature lovers will find their best adventure in the fascinating Jotunheimen National Park, where the impressive peaks and glaciers of Norway’s most popular national park make it a favorite spot for hiking. Some of Europe’s most spectacular hiking is here, with everything from short strolls to multi day hut to hut epics. Other popular activities you can indulge in this truly spectacular park include glacier walking, rafting, caving, canyoning and riding.
A world of adventure is waiting for you in this paradisaical destination and no matter this is your first visit or tenth, be sure to find something new and more adventurous to keep you busy and entertained during your holidays!
