Top Norway Seasonal & Special Occasions

Norwegians have been ice fishing in their crystalline fjords for millennia, and with this experience, you'll try your hand at landing a prize catch in the frozen waters of the Ullsfjord like a local. Cast your line and then head to basecamp with what you’ve caught to learn how to clean and cook it, Norwegian style. Hear about local traditions and enjoy views of the Lyngen Alps before heading back to Tromsø.

Unwind at the end of your day with Music of the Fjord—a cozy evening concert held in a restored barn at the Fjord Farm, just a short walk from the centre of Flåm. Surrounded by beautiful views of the fjord, you’ll enjoy traditional Norwegian folk music performed by talented local musicians. More than just a concert, this is a cultural experience: between songs, the musicians share stories about Norwegian folklore, local traditions, and the history behind the instruments they play. Relax with a drink, taste local snacks (available for purchase), and soak in the peaceful atmosphere and timeless melodies of Norway’s musical heritage. Why Travelers Love This -A unique and intimate cultural activity in Flåm -Perfect for music lovers, couples, solo travelers, and small groups -A peaceful, meaningful way to end your day away from the crowds

Enjoy a sightseeing cruise on the calm waters of the Oslo Fjord (or Oslofjord) for a relaxed way to see the city from a vantage point on the water. As you sail through the fjord, listen to onboard commentary that shares insight into Oslo’s history and the surrounding natural landscape. With multiple departure times available throughout the day, it’s easy to fit this cruise into your sightseeing plans.

"North Cape & Sámi Adventure" - an exclusive Sámi experience. Embark on a journey to the North Cape, included an authentic visit to a Sámi family. This tour is designed for those seeking deeper cultural connection and an unforgettable experience. We travel through Arctic landscapes to the North Cape plateau, where your local and knowledgeable driverguide will share insights and local stories along the way. Enjoy the visit inside the North Cape Hall and take time to absorb the dramatic views from the edge of Europe. On our return, we visit a Sámi Siida near Skarsvåg,, where the Somby family welcomes you personally into their traditions. Step inside their lávvu, taste reindeer meat and Sámi cake (sweet bread), learn about their 8 seasons as reindeer herders, discover how the traditional joik originates from nature and emotion. You’ll also get to try lasso throwing, a cherished Sámi skill. A truely heartfelt meeting with the indigenous who generously share their culture and way of life.

Book your Bergen Airport transfer in advance, and travel without any fuss or other tourists when you arrive in the city. This private airport transfer service shuttles you directly to your Bergen hotel, offering a relaxing journey with the driving left to a professional. Nice touch: You’ll even have help with your luggage when you arrive.

Get away from the crowds and de-stress on this private fjord tour from Bergen. Leaving the UNESCO-designated Bryggen in the rear view mirror, you’ll float away on your private yacht, cruising toward the Bergsåa waterfall and the village of Mo, where you can lunch at a local cafe. Then it’s onto the Osterfjord, cruising so close to waterfalls you can have a waterfall shower—a true day to cherish and remember.

Get acquainted with traditional Sami culture and reindeer on a half-day tour from Tromsø. Alongside your guide, experience the joy of reindeer sledding through Tromsø's picturesque, and snow-shrouded landscape. After feeding a herd of 300 reindeer, take a comfortable seat inside a "lavuu" (Sami tent) to listen to stories about Sami culture around a campfire. Revitalize with delicious Sami dishes while listening to your guide perform a "joik"(traditional Sami song).

Travel to the must-see Stegastein Viewpoint on this guided tour from Flam. This scenic overlook, which extends 99.5 feet (30 meters) from the mountainside and rises 2,132.5 feet (650 meters) above the fjord, offers a picturesque view of the surrounding landscape. It’s one of the most photographed sights in the region.

The spectacular aurora borealis can be seen around Tromsø throughout winter but sightings aren't guaranteed. This tour maximizes your chances with an extended viewing area including Swedish and Finnish territories and a local guide who knows the best spots. While you wait, warm up around a bonfire with hot drinks, traditional cinnamon cake, and marshmallow roasting amid snow-covered landscapes.

The Oslo Beer and Culture Walk blends history, flavour, and local life — beginning with a full Norwegian dinner: • Enjoy a hearty meal in one of Oslo’s oldest restaurants — choose fish, meat, or lighter options, paired with Ringnes Pilsner or Frydenlund IPA. • Visit a historic tavern steeped in polar exploration — surrounded by maritime memorabilia, taste two distinctive aquavits while hearing tales of Amundsen, Nansen, and Arctic adventures. • Discover Scandinavia’s largest craft beer bar — boasting 65+ taps, where you’ll sample a full tasting flight of Norwegian beers, guided by your host and a local beer specialist. Between venues, enjoy a cultural walk through Oslo’s story — from Viking history and polar heroes to the rebirth of Aker Brygge and the rise of modern beer culture.

Traveling into the countryside beyond Tromso on your own can prove tricky, but this guided experience makes an evening under the Arctic sky simple. Try your hand at traditional reindeer sledding, then help to feed them. Warm up inside a traditional lavvu (cone-shaped tent) with stew and a hot drink while listening to stories about Saami (indigenous) life. Your guide keeps an eye out for the northern lights and will help you view them, should they appear.

The mountains, fjords, and islands around Tromso are even more magnificent in winter, covered in snow. This tour runs September to April, letting you see Arctic scenery at its most dramatic. Accompanied by a local guide, admire views of Ersfjord, Kaldfjord, and Grøtfjord, and watch for wildlife including reindeer, seals, and whales.

Hunt for the Northern Lights in the Arctic Night Step into the wilderness and discover our best spots for witnessing the magical Northern Lights in Bodø. Experience the thrilling and mysterious chase for the Aurora, see the breathtaking Arctic landscape with fresh eyes, and find peace and tranquility in the silence away from the city. Join Rampen and let nature guide you to this unforgettable adventure. How the Northern Lights Safari Works Your journey begins at the Rampen Adventure Hub, where you’ll receive a short introduction to the evening’s program and what to expect. From there, we set off by car, guided to the locations that offer the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights. If the weather and conditions allow, we will step out into nature, breathe in the crisp Arctic night, and enjoy something warm to drink as we wait for the skies to come alive.

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights—thanks to the local knowledge and experience of your guides—on this small-group tour from Tromso. Layer up in warm, provided clothing (suits, boots, and a headlamp), and set out on a hunt to find the elusive lights. Depending on weather conditions, visit several locations, or set up camp in a prime position, ready for the aurora borealis to reveal itself. Bring a passport with you—you might even cross into Finland.

No need for a lengthy trip away from Tromsø to catch Norway’s reliable northern lights. On this tour, you’ll follow your local guide to an aurora hotspot not far from the city center—one without light pollution. Weather permitting, your night views will quickly upgrade to those glowing ribbons of purple and green.

Hunting for the northern lights doesn't have to mean shivering with cold. This small-group tour from Tromsø takes you to an optimal viewing spot and provides warm boots and thermal suits, as well as hot drinks, sausages, and cookies to enjoy around a bonfire while you wait for the light show to begin.

Western Norway’s Pulpit Rock is a towering cliff-plateau directly suspended over the Lysefjorden. Hikers flock here to dangle over the precipice and photograph the meandering blue fjord. This guided hike leaves from Stavanger brings you safely to the edge of the rock to take in the view. You have time at the top to take pictures, relax, and eat lunch or a snack.

Embark on a thrilling one-hour high-speed fjord safari from Bergen. We start by racing across the City Fjord before entering the open Salhusfjord, where the scenery widens and the coastal landscape surrounds you. The journey continues under the impressive Nordhordlandsbrua Bridge and onward to the narrow Alverstraumen Strait, famous for its shifting currents and scenic shores. Throughout the trip, you’ll experience the fjords up close with bursts of speed, fresh sea air, and sweeping panoramic views. This compact adventure captures the essence of Western Norway’s coastline in just one hour, offering both excitement and natural beauty. For comfort and safety, all guests receive warm floatation suits, life jackets, ski goggles, gloves, and hats. The tour is ideal for individuals, families, and small groups seeking an unforgettable and energizing way to explore Bergen’s local fjords.

Venture into the Arctic night for a captivating Northern Lights hunt, where the mesmerizing aurora borealis illuminates the sky. This 4-hour small group tour begins with an insightful presentation on the science and lore behind the Northern Lights. Guided by local experts, you'll explore the best viewing spots based on real-time weather forecasts while enjoying warming beverages and snacks. Experience the thrill of chasing this natural wonder in one of the world's prime locations for aurora sightings, enriched by the stunning wilderness of Alta. - Duration: 4 hours of Northern Lights exploration - Small group for a personalized experience, suitable for ages 8+ - Includes professional guide, lectures, and local history insights - Complimentary snacks, tea/coffee, and rental of camera tripod provided

We start with a kayak across the glacier lake with stunning scenery all around. We then walk to the glacier, which is sure to impress you. Once at the glacier, a guide will provide the equipment and information before starting your hike on the glacier. Smaller group sizes ensure that everyone will have a chance to enjoy the glacier.

Venture into an unforgettable guided bus trip towards the most distinctive and well-preserved stave church in Norway. Start your adventure in the charming village of Flåm, nested at the end of the Aurlandsfjorden. This journey takes you through E16´s longest road tunnel that makes way for the beautiful Lærdal valley. On the other side, enjoy the first photo stop viewing the outside of the terrific Borgund stave church. After hopping inside the bus, a rest stop is made at the picturesque village of Lærda where you can also catch a glimpse of the Sognefjorden. Fastening your seatbelts once again, drive across powerful mountains and breathtaking sights over the Aurlandsfjorden, one of Norway´s best scenic roads. Before you get tired of the twists and turns, admire from above where two impressive arms of the Sognefjorden meet, at the Stegastein viewpoint. The trip ends at the meeting point in Flåm, after driving down the last meandering section of the Aurlandsfjorden.

Embark on a Arctic sunlight tour from Tromsø through beautiful landscapes to see the open ocean under the enchanting arctic midnight sun or sunset. We set sail for the outer coast of Norway where we have an unobstructed view of the ocean and horizon. From here, only the Barents Sea separates us from Svalbard and the north pole. Along the way we sail along the Kvaløya coastline with sporadically dotted by villages and idyllic boathouses and fish drying racks. While we take in the sunlight in the Arctic evening, we keep an eye out for birdlife that is particularly lively in the summer. There are even puffins that nest on a few remote islands along the Norwegian coast between May and August. Throughout the evening, our passionate guides will share stories and insights about nature, wildlife and life in the arctic during the midnight sun. *Please note that both wildlife and sun can’t be guaranteed

Get to know Alesund's cultural and natural highlights on this half-day shore excursion. Visit the enchanting island of Godoy, climb to the top of Alnes Lighthouse, and visit the open-air Sunnmore Museum, where you learn about life in Norway over the centuries and see a collection of many different boats. From the museum, return to the city center to discover the spectacular art nouveau architecture and drive along the Brosundet canal downtown Ålesund.