UNESCO fjords by silent electric ship, the Flåm Railway, the Lofoten Islands and the Northern Lights above Tromsø. Private journeys through Norway.
Norway is nature at its most dramatic: emerald fjords cut deep into the mountains, waterfalls fall from glaciers, and in the far north the Lofoten Islands rise straight out of the Arctic sea.
It is also one of the world’s leaders in green travel, with silent electric ships on the fjords and electric cars on the mountain roads. We arrange private journeys that combine the great sights with quiet places few visitors find, always with comfort and care for the landscape.
Glide silently through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord and Geirangerfjord on an electric ship, past waterfalls and mountain farms.
One of the world’s most beautiful train journeys, climbing 866 metres from the fjord at Flåm to the mountains at Myrdal.
Red fishing cabins, white beaches and jagged peaks above the Arctic sea, with hiking, fishing and the midnight sun in summer.
Paddle with a private guide beneath sheer cliffs and waterfalls, with lunch on a quiet beach.
Chase the aurora from the capital of Arctic Norway, by car, boat or husky sled, with an expert guide.
Seafood straight from the cold sea, lamb from the mountain farms and cider from the orchards of Hardanger.
From May to September, the fjords are green, the waterfalls are full and the mountain roads are open. In the north, the midnight sun shines over Lofoten from late May to mid-July, perfect for hiking and island hopping.
From September to March, Arctic Norway is one of the best places in the world for the Northern Lights, with whale watching around Tromsø in early winter, husky sledding and cosy nights in fishing cabins.
Every journey is private and tailor-made. These are starting points; we adjust the pace, the hotels and the experiences to you.
Day 1: Arrival in Tromsø and a private transfer to a waterfront hotel.
Day 2: Husky sledding in the Lyngen Alps and an evening aurora hunt.
Day 3: Fjord cruise, and whale watching in season.
Day 4: Transfer to the airport.
Day 1–2: Oslo, then first class on the Bergen Railway and the Flåm Railway to the fjords.
Day 3: Electric fjord cruise on the Nærøyfjord.
Day 4: Guided kayaking and a fjord-to-table dinner.
Day 5: Bergen and transfer home.
Day 1–3: Electric car road trip along the Atlantic Ocean Road and the fjords of western Norway.
Day 4–7: The Lofoten Islands: fishing cabins, hiking, sea fishing and the midnight sun.
Combine Norway with Swedish Lapland, Finnish Lapland or Stockholm for a complete Scandinavian journey.
May to September, when the mountain roads are open, the waterfalls are full and the days are long. June and July bring the longest days.
Tromsø and the surrounding Arctic coast are among the best places in the world, with a season from September to March.
Yes. Arctic Norway connects naturally with Swedish and Finnish Lapland, and we often combine all three in one private journey.
From silent electric cruises on the fjords to the midnight sun in Lofoten and the Northern Lights above Tromsø, let us compose your perfect Norway journey, tailored entirely to you.