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Embark on a journey through Norway, where majestic fjords like Geirangerfjord carve through towering mountains and the vibrant hues of the Northern Lights dance across the Arctic sky. Whether it’s indulging in gourmet Nordic cuisine with locally sourced ingredients, embarking on a privately guided hike to Pulpit Rock for panoramic vistas, or experiencing the thrill of a husky sled ride in the Arctic Circle, luxury travel in Norway promises unforgettable moments of serenity and adventure.
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Smith Luxury Travel
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Flowers Travel Consulting
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Labo Travel Co
Mary Murphy Travel
Red Letter Travel
Alli Cole Travel
AMBL Travel
Rapture Travels
Hamilton Thompson Travel
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Norway has something to offer year-round! Summer (June – August) is ideal for hiking, enjoying long daylight hours, and experiencing the fjords. Shoulder seasons (April – May & September – October) has fewer crowds and the fall foliage is stunning. Winter (November – March) is perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and seeing the Northern Lights.
Norwegian weather is liable to change from day to day, so bring a selection of clothes that you can layer depending on temperature. In addition, bring at least one sweater or jacket (even in the summer), a waterproof coat and/or umbrella and comfortable walking shoes or boots. In the winter, you will need an overcoat, scarf, gloves and warm shoes or boots.
Yes! To see the Northern Lights in Norway, the best time is from late September to early April, with the most reliable viewing between November and February. Northern Norway, especially areas above the Arctic Circle, offers the best chances of seeing the aurora borealis. Many of Brownell’s local partners have guides and tours during these months to help you find the best viewing spot for this natural phenomenon.