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Opening HoursPlaces to Visit in Norway
Whether you're after an Arctic adventure in Svalbard or Northern Norway or want to admire the scenery of the Fjords or the Lofoten Islands, our experts know all the best places to visit in Norway, and how to make the most of what they have to offer.
Where to go in Norway
Lofoten Islands
Not many places out-dramatic the Fjords but their near neighbour the Lofoten Islands do just that.
Northern Norway
There are Arctic adventures aplenty to enjoy in Northern Norway, from dog-sledding and snowmobiling to skiing by boat and king crab fishing.
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What to do in Norway
Stay in a Rorbuer Fishing Hut
One of the – many – fun things about visiting the Lofoten Islands is the chance to stay in a rorbuer – a traditional wooden fishing huts...
Dog Sledding Norway
Huskies are incredibly affectionate and energetic dogs that live for running.
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Luxury Hotels in Norway
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Akademik Ioffe - Arctic
An active polar research vessel, Akademik Ioffe has been refurbished and is now one of the finest expedition boats in the Canadian and Norwegian...
Holmen Husky Lodge
Holmen Husky Lodge is a rustic Tipi lodge offering dog-sledding excursions close to the arctic town of Alta, Northern Norway. Built in a converted...
Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel
The Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel outside Alta is a cosier affair than its Swedish cousin the Ice Hotel, with only 30 rooms compared to 80, but just...
Kirkenes Snowhotel
To give you an sense of how remote the North Cape is, if you were to head north from the Kirkenes Snowhotel, you’d bump into the isolated archipelago...
Lyngen Lodge
As boutique lodges go, Lyngen Lodge is pretty special. With its homely and luxurious décor, impeccable service and beautiful location, a stay...
Spitsbergen Hotel
Overlooking the small town of Longyearbyen, the Spitsbergen Hotel has its historical roots as the headquarters and officers’ mess for the early...
Radisson Blu Polar Hotel
The Radisson Blu Polar Hotel, once of Lillehammer (see the Original Thinking), is now Svalbard’s premier hotel, and the most northerly full-service...
Basecamp Hotel
A different style of hotel entirely from the Radisson and Spitsbergen hotels, the Basecamp Hotel (formerly the Trapper's Hotel) is a more traditional...
Brosundet Hotel
The elegant and peaceful Brosundet Hotel is located on the channel of the same name in the historic centre of Alesund. The Art Nouveau building...
Juvet Landscape Hotel
The Juvet Landscape Hotel may be located on a small farm estate dating back to the 16th century, but the architecture of the new rooms is decidedly...
Storfjord Hotel
For anyone looking to experience a slice of traditional Norwegian life, look no further than the utterly charming Storfjord Hotel, overlooking...
Union Oye
Few hotels have a roll call of distinguished guests to match that at the Hotel Union Oye. Since 1891 the great and the good have stayed in this...
29.2 Aurland
29.2 Aurland sits beside the legendary sea trout fishing River Aurland and near the fjord of the same name, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery.
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Where To Go in March
March: a month typified by new-born lambs frolicking in fields, daffodils blooming and the start of it being socially acceptable to scoff Creme Eggs at all hours. But, lest we forget, March 2018 was, in reality, dominated by a certain Beast of an Easterly nature and its after-effects, which…
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Picture Perfect: Europe's Most Photogenic Views
Europe is a treasure trove of distinctive and diverse landscapes, cultural curiosities and world class architecture; all of which happen to be tremendously photogenic and Insta-worthy. From dramatic glacial rock formations to pristine pastel beaches, get your cameras at the ready to witness…
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The Final Frontier
Space travel may be coming to a Virgin store near you in the not-so-distant future but there's really no need to start practising your zero gravity moonwalk when there is so much of good old Planet Earth left to explore. Space may be the final frontier (thanks for the soundbite, Captain…
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Navigating Norway: Oslo to Bergen
Travelling around Norway from Oslo to Bergen is no mean feat; a landmass so speckled with mountains and fjords that everywhere you turn it's impossible not to be awed by the staggering and dramatic landscapes that surround you. And there are several modes of exploration available, from boats…
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Where You've Been in 2017
At the end of every year we love to take a look back at some of the amazing trips we've planned for our clients, and this year there have been some absolute stonkers. We're talking intrepid honeymoons, adventurous sabbaticals, secret beach breaks, fun-filled family getaways, cultural…
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