Norway

Eastern Norway

Anchored by the vibrant city of Oslo, the region has something for every traveler.
Quaint coastal towns along the Oslo fjord lead to the skerries of Østfold and Vestfold, while inland, the scenic valleys of Hallingdal and Gudbrandsdalen brim with activities for families.
From skiing in winter to mountain biking in summer, and hiking in national parks like Jotunheimen, Eastern Norway invites exploration all year round.

Photo Credit: House of Ikigai - Visit Fredrikstad & Hvaler

Southern Norway

This region is known for its mild climate and is considered the warmest area in the country, ideal for spending a summer holiday.
Begin your journey at Lindesnes Lighthouse, Norway’s southernmost point, where you can delve into maritime history while taking in sweeping coastal views.
Explore Raet National Park, where the unique coastal landscape offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and peaceful beachside relaxation.

Photo Credit: Frida Neverdal/Visit Sørlandet

Lofoten Islands

The Lofoten Islands rise dramatically from Norway’s Arctic waters, where jagged peaks meet glassy fjords and crimson fishing huts cling to rocky shores.
Beneath the midnight sun or the northern lights, this remote archipelago feels otherworldly and is perfect for kayaking between fjords, hiking wind-swept ridges or savoring freshly caught Arctic cod.