Why Travel to Norway?

The first reason that makes Norway a dream destination for travelers from all over the world is, without a doubt, fjords. These natural masterpieces mesmerize with their untouched beauty, that’s why many tourists set off on boat trips or even on long fjord cruises to immerse into the wild and magnificent nature of the region from the waterside.

Another reason that drags adventure lovers to these frosty lands are the Lofoten Islands. The Lofoten Islands and the Westeralen archipelago are some of the most mysterious corners of the world. The main advantage is the unique untouched nature, wild, beautiful, and dramatic. These are mountains with pointed peaks rising directly from the ocean, sandy beaches, stormy sea splashing onto land, and secluded coves with the purest emerald-colored water and snow-white sand, thousands of islands, and uninhabited islets. Although the Lofoten Islands and Westeralen are located beyond the Arctic Circle, thanks to the warm Gulf Stream, the climate in the region is mild, the temperature even in winter is above zero, and July and August are the warmest months with an average temperature of 14 ° C.

Norway is home to the most scenic railroad in the world that connects Myrdal with the small village of Flam. Flamsbana Railway provides a dramatic and breathtaking train ride with extraterrestrial landscapes among majestic mountains covered with thick forests, sharp cliffs with turbulent waterfalls and the largest fjord in Norway, Sognefjord.

The Kingdom of Norway captivates travelers with its historical past, shrouded in myths about brave Vikings, who dominated the country for 250 years. The Vikings remained in history as courage warriors and left rich heritage perpetuated in legends and numerous Norwegian museums.

Norwegian cuisine is a joy for fish gourmets. After all, local chefs work wonders with seafood, so Norway is one of the best places in the world where you can taste high-quality fish delicacies. Moreover, at the masterclasses on cooking Scandinavian dishes, you will be able to try yourself as a chef and learn about the history and subtleties of cooking traditional Norwegian dishes.

The country provides a wide range of outdoor activities throughout the whole year. In summer, you are welcome to explore picturesque hiking trails or enjoy kayaking and fishing. Winter also gives amazing opportunities to practice skiing and snowboarding or to take part in more exotic activities like husky sledding or crab safaris. What is more, Norway is a perfect location to observe such fairytale phenomena as the Northern Lights.

Norway is the perfect location to admire exceptional flora and fauna, including such charming creatures as the polar bear, reindeer, arctic fox, walrus, and more! Even though the wild animals can only be marveled at certain locations, such as the Svalbard archipelago or the Jotunheimen region, it undoubtedly becomes one of the most memorable parts of any Norway tour.

The authentic architectural heritage in Norway is one of the main distinctive features of the country. In addition to its postcard-like cities, such as Bergen or Trondheim, that have long become the popular architectural gems on almost every Norway itinerary, the land boasts an abundance of other exceptional towns for you to explore. Make sure to have your camera ready for some picturesque shots!

In addition to spectacular fjords, Norway is filled with natural wonders that will leave you speechless. Adding up to a jaw-dropping setting, the imposing mountains, waterfalls, rivers, and lakes are all worth paying a visit to while in the region. Some of the most popular ones to add to your itinerary include the Kjosfossen Waterfall, the cliffs of Trolltunga, and the Galhøpiggen Mountain - the highest mountain in the country and in Northern Europe likewise.

If snow is something you enjoy, spending time in Norway during the colder season is a must! Fitted with marvelous ski resorts, the destination also boasts other spectacular fun pursuits, such as the authentic Oslo Vinterpark, providing leisurely activities just outside Oslo.