Norway group tours for solo travellers

AVG TEMPERATURE 18°C
LANGUAGE Norwegian
CURRENCY Norwegian krone
TIMEZONE Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)

Trips to Norway

Why travel solo to Norway?

Weather icon What's the weather like?

Norway has a varied climate due to its diverse geography. Coastal areas are milder than the mountains, with average summer temperatures of 14-20ºC (64-77ºF) and an average winter temperature of -6 to 2ºC (21-36ºF). In Arctic Svalbard, temperatures average 0-10ºC (32-50ºF) in summer and -20º to -10ºC (-4 to 14ºF) in winter.

Star icon Top three experiences

1. Ice-hiking on Nigardsbreen Glacier
2. Sea kayaking in Geiranger Fjord
3. Polar bear spotting in Svalbard

Wine icon Top five dishes to try

1. Lefse – flatbread made with potatoes
2. Kumla – potato dumplings
3. Lutefisk – dried whitefish
4. Pickled herring
5. Krumkake – waffle cookie

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Top places to visit in Norway

Oslo

The compact, cultured capital is the home of Scandi cool. A vibrant, bustling city with world-class museums, Michelin-starred restaurants and innovative architecture all set around a picturesque fjord. Take in the MUNCH gallery, wander through the Ekebergparken sculpture park and treat yourself to a performance at the Norwegian Opera and Ballet.

Bergen

Gateway to the western fjords, Norway’s second city is a student hotspot with a buzzing vibe and lively nightlife scene. Make a beeline for the Unesco-listed Hanseatic harbour district of Bryggen, with its beautifully preserved wooden buildings then take the cable up to lofty Mount Fløyen for a panoramic vista of the city and bay.

Geirangerfjord

A Unesco World Heritage site for its exceptional natural beauty and unique geological features. The fjord is surrounded by towering granite mountains, waterfalls cascading down sheer cliffs and emerald green glacial waters. Take in the views from the Dalsnibba skywalk before a tranquil sea kayaking excursion.

Svalbard

Stunning polar landscapes of glaciers, islands and fjords. Dog sledding and snowmobiling adventures under the Midnight Sun, and incredible wildlife like polar bears, walruses and whales. This pristine archipelago up in the Arctic Circle is one of Europe’s last great wildernesses and best explored on a polar expedition cruise.

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