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━ ARRIVAL
Creating exclusive journeys across Norway’s diverse landscapes.
From experience, I can say that on the first visit, Norway only begins to reveal its secrets. That is why travelers return here again and again, discovering new frontiers of this preserved fairytale kingdom...
For your first international arrival airport, we recommend Stavanger. Then we build the logistics based on the selected programs. By the way, if you arrive by private jet, a driver will meet you right at the aircraft stairs. Service!
Booking
We recommend booking tours in advance, since accommodation options are limited by the country’s size. We will do our best to take care of everything; the earlier, the better.
Features
Norway is great in any weather. And yes, people swim in the sea. Most often in summer. In the sea, you can see seals, small whales and belugas (those that are smaller and white), dolphins, and even small orcas.
Accommodation
Staying is usually arranged in so-called Hytte or houses in nature. In larger cities there are services for tourists, chain hotels, and it is also possible to stay on a yacht when ordering for several days.
━ ABOUT THE COUNTRY
Brief information
The Kingdom of Norway is a state in Northern Europe, located in the western part of the Scandinavian Peninsula and on a vast number of adjacent small islands, as well as the Svalbard (Spitsbergen) archipelago, Jan Mayen Island, and Bear Island in the Arctic Ocean.
Form of government is a constitutional monarchy, and the state structure is unitary. The King is Harald V, and the Prime Minister is Jonas Gahr Støre. Norway is divided into 15 counties, which in turn are divided into 357 municipalities.
The capital of Norway and the seat of government is Oslo.
Norway is a member of NATO, the Nordic Passport Union, and the Schengen Area.
From 2001 to 2006 and from 2009 to 2020, Norway topped the list of countries by the Human Development Index.
The population of Norway is about 5 million people; it is one of the least populated countries in Europe. More than 90% are Norwegians. The currency is the krone.
━ CLIMATE
Climate of Norway
The continental temperate climate brings colder winters to the central and eastern parts of the country.
The amazing sights were shaped by three climate zones. The maritime temperate climate dominates in the south and along Norway’s entire western coast.
The subarctic climate in the northern regions beyond the Arctic Circle makes the weather there truly harsh.
Interesting facts
A country with its own history, unusual people, and a distinctive mindset...
Tunnels are popular here. Norway has the world’s deepest underwater tunnel, with a depth of 287 meters. Norwegians also have the longest road tunnel for cars (the Lærdal Tunnel), which is 15 miles long.
Norway is one of the richest countries. It is a major oil exporter with some of the highest gasoline prices. It is also one of the most peaceful states.
Oslo is the birthplace of the Christmas tree tradition in London’s Trafalgar Square. This tradition is already fifty years old: in this way, Oslo residents thanked the UK for its help during World War II.
Norwegians strongly disapprove of drunk drivers. Alcohol can only be bought in the Vinmonopolet chain of stores, which are not even found outside cities.
In Norway, many people drink during holidays; it is a tradition. But for drunk driving, a person gets one month in prison, loses their license for a year, and receives high fines.
Fun fact: Norway is the sixth-largest country in Europe, but only ranks 28th by population.
Food prices are high here, and grocery stores are closed on Sundays. Groceries can be bought at gas stations.
Norwegians invented the cheese slicer and skis. In translation from Norwegian, “ski” means “a piece of wood.”
The country has 450,000 lakes, and two hundred of them are larger than 4 square miles.
Norway’s King Harald V insisted on marrying the woman he loved, the daughter of a fabric merchant. The government supported the king, and the woman he truly loved became queen.
At the Vikingskipshuset Museum, you can see Viking ships from the 10th century.
━ PLACES
Tour program
Without a doubt, every tour is individual. Norway is very diverse. There is always something to do and something to see here practically all year round. Below we offer activity options from which, depending on your wishes, the program will be formed.
We can help create a turnkey program, including transfers, accommodation, guides, boats, fishing, etc. Our program includes exclusive moments that are not available in standard programs.
We hope our work experience will satisfy the needs of guests used to the luxury segment (as far as this is possible in Norway), as well as those who are used to planning trips with a pragmatic approach to expenses.
Hiking Walks
In Norway, hiking is one of the most popular pastimes, so we offer routes of varying difficulty (black, red, and green), duration (from half an hour to 5 days with cabins for overnight stays), and beauty (beautiful, very beautiful, super-duper beautiful).
One of the most popular routes is the walk to Preikistolen. Prekestulen (Preikestolen) is one of the most beautiful attractions not only in Norway, but in the whole world. It is a flat cliff hanging over the Lysefjord at a height of 604 meters. From Prekestulen, breathtaking views open up of the surrounding peaks and the Lysefjord. The name of the cliff translates as "the preacher's pulpit".If you really don’t want to walk, you can be clever and fly in by helicopter.Prekestolen og Jæren | 360 Aircam by Arild Solberg
Fjord trips by yacht, speedboat, or boat
Cruises can last from several hours to several days and are booked as far in advance as possible.
We offer the VIP yacht Princess (72 ft), accommodating up to 12 people, as well as medium-speed boats with small Pilot House cabins, boats for romantic rowing with oars, a superfast boat (can reach 120 km/h), and also a classic Norwegian diesel fishing displacement boat.
Helicopter tours
Very beautiful, and by the way relatively inexpensive.
In principle, helicopters can land in various places by agreement with local authorities, as well as on special helipads. This type of activity depends on weather and visibility. Upon arrival in Stavanger, we can pick you up by helicopter and bring you to the place where you will stay. Only during daytime, although in summer there are white nights, so that is fine.
Fishing and hunting of various difficulty levels
We offer you a unique and exclusive fishing and hunting experience of various difficulty levels. This is not just entertainment, but immersion in authentic Norwegian culture and nature.
● Sea fishing in fjords and the open sea● River fishing (salmon, trout)● Lake fishing● Underwater hunting● Fishing bases● Personal guide and angler courses● Hunting with a Norwegian hunter● Catching shrimp, lobsters, crabs, langoustines
Gastronomy
Did you know that Norway has the tastiest strawberries in the world? Farming and horticulture are also highly developed in the country. Apple orchards are famous for their variety of types, used both for food and for making excellent natural juices and cider. You can also try the sweetest plums, pears, and other fruits. They ripen because spring and summer nights in Norway are very short.
Restaurant trips will also delight you, because Norway has preserved many old recipes and places where traditional dishes are prepared.
You can order an off-site ceremony on the shore of a fjord or on a yacht. Pure luxury.
Visit and meal with a Norwegian family
We offer a truly unique visit to a real Norwegian family. This is a genuine exclusive experience.
In general, Norwegians are quite reserved people, and even more so they do not like letting unfamiliar guests into their homes.
If they like you, I think the evening will go great.
And if not... hmm....
Excursion to a fish farm and smoked fish production.
Norway exports most of the products made at fish farms. However, we can offer something, since our own people work there.
And the head of smoked fish production, known among people as the “King of Salmon,” will definitely let you try something. And maybe even show you the production process. If he is in the mood.
Quad bikes.
We offer active quad bike rides across rough terrain and in mountain areas.
Discover more of Norway’s experiences.
━ STUNNING PLACES
Beautiful landscapes
Here is our photo selection of different scenic views. Most of these are photos taken by us. There are also a few photos from partners at visitnorway.com.
Milk a cow VIP style?
No problem.
Norway is unconventional, unusual, and awesome!
━ FAQ
Discover our carefully crafted tours.
We have worked hard to make our Norway tour as comfortable and interesting as possible. If you still have questions, you can contact us directly or fill out the form below.
Is good physical fitness required to take part in this tour?
Our tours are flexible and tailored to your needs. The required level of physical fitness depends entirely on the activities you choose, from leisurely fjord cruises to the demanding hike to Preikestolen.
Will I see the Northern Lights?
We optimize the tour plan to maximize your chances of seeing this phenomenon.
Can I bring my children on the tour?
Yes, absolutely. We specialize in creating itineraries suitable for family vacations. The possibility of specific activities (for example, challenging hikes) will be discussed based on your children’s age and physical fitness. Please уточните information about family vacation prices when booking.
What is included in the tour price?
Our private tours include everything you need: services of experienced local guides, accommodation in comfortable rooms/hotels, local transport, and selected activities such as the ascent to Preikestolen. We provide a detailed description of each individual itinerary.
━ GET IN TOUCH
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━ BLOG
Our latest news
Start preparing for your trip to Norway with the help of our blog. We write about the most unusual places in this country and share useful tips.
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