Norwegian Fjords Luxury Tours
Multi-adventures in the majestic Fjords of Norway
Oslo | Fjords
A land of epic landscapes and evocative sights, Norway inspires with a combination of natural beauty and Nordic charm. From vast glacier-carved valleys to quaint fishing villages teeming with tradition, this is a country that thrives on its bold extremes. From the most audacious of adventure seekers to the highly seasoned and cultivated traveler, Norway is a destination for all who wish to be amazed. A real Scandinavian paradise, this is a destination which offers ever-changing experiences year-round. Whether traversing the breathtaking fjords in the blooming summertime or embarking on polar adventures along the Lofoten coastline during the fierce winter, a luxury journey to Norway has something special to offer any intrepid traveler.
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Founded at the end of the Viking Age, Oslo has since developed into a modern and sophisticated metropolis. The city’s previously rugged docklands have transformed into an artistic hub, blooming with beautiful architecture and excellent museums. With relics of their rich Viking heritage preserved throughout the city, it's easy to see why Norwegians have adventure and exploration embedded in their DNA. As the third largest city in Scandinavia, Oslo houses many of Norway’s best cultural highlights. These include the Akershus Fortress, National Opera House and City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony has taken place. Marking the ideal start to any luxury tour of Norway, Oslo stands as the gateway to discovering the country’s natural beauty.
Both majestic and mighty, the Fjords of Norway are a living testament to the force of nature. Voyagers for centuries have been humbled by the sheer size and beauty of these snow-capped mountains, towering granite walls, mountain ledge farms, and charming villages tucked into bays. Known as "the heart of the fjords," the charming city of Bergen is located on the west coast of Norway. The colorful wooden houses along Bryggen Wharf are an iconic spot in Norway's second-largest city and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Take in Bergen's countryside on the famed Flamsbana train and the breathtaking Aurlandsfjord and Naeroyfjord on a ferry ride that offers an incredible experience passing along the grand mountain peaks and glacier-sculpted valleys. The traditional port town of Alesund is the proud gatekeeper to the iconic Geirangerfjord; this breathtaking 20 kilometer long fjord is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The deep blue waters here are surrounded by lush green vegetation and delightful waterfalls. Whether kayaking through the breathtaking fjords of the Storfjord region, biking down into the lush green valleys of Norangsdalen, or hiking to the Saksa mountain peak for stunning views of the Sunnmøre Alps, the Norwegian Fjords are a true outdoor playground.
One of Norway's most spectacular locations, Lofoten is a collection of picturesque islands located far north above the Arctic Circle. Like a winter fairytale, nature takes center stage here, with visitors only recently having discovered this Nordic treasure. Lofoten’s grand archipelago is home to charming fishing villages and idyllic beaches, tucked away amongst the imposing granite mountains and a spectacular labyrinth of waterways. Against this magnificent landscape, the blazing northern lights paint the sky a dazzling array of colors on frosty winter nights. In addition to spectacular hiking and outdoor adventures, Lofoten offers the chance to partake in a legendary and unique cod fishing event. Every winter, millions of Arctic cod swim to Lofoten to spawn. Travelers can experience this incredible phenomenon firsthand onboard an authentic fishing vessel along with the local fishermen.