Welcome
to Norway

Norway is known for its beautiful fjords, waterfalls, Viking history, marine life, the Midnight Sun, and the Northern Lights.

Some of the best family-friendly things to do in Norway include chasing the Northern Lights, kayaking, taking cruises through the fjords, and whale watching.

Several museums in Norway offer free entry, and it costs nothing to hike or explore Norway’s beautiful scenery.

Yes, guided tours and excursions in Norway require pre-booking, especially during peak seasons.

For the Northern Lights, time your visit between October to March. If you want the best chance of seeing whales, visit between November and January. To make the most of the Midnight Sun, visit between May and July. However, many of Norway’s attractions can be enjoyed all year round.

Norway is rife with amazing experiences, attractions and things to do. Try rowing a viking ship, go whale watching, explore the streets of Oslo or Bergen, take a boat trip across the fjords or visit the outer islands.

Some of the most romantic things to do in Norway include experiencing the magic of the Northern Lights, whale watching, kayaking, and taking the Flåm Railway.

Like most Scandinavian countries, Norway is generally more expensive than the rest of Europe. Dining out, alcohol, and accommodation can be pricey, especially in cities like Oslo or Bergen. However, the nature - fjords, mountains, and hiking trails - is free to enjoy.

Yes, Norway is widely known for being one of the safest countries in the world, so if you’re thinking of solo travelling, you’ll definitely be at home here. Bear in mind that while crime may be low, it’s still important to exercise caution as you would in any foreign country.

The currency in Norway is the Norwegian krone, which is abbreviated to NOK. €10 is equivalent to around 118 NOK. Euros and other foreign currencies are not often accepted, even in tourist areas, so ensure that you have krone when you visit.