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The ultimate winter getaway up north! 🇳🇴 Includes: - A full 10 day itinerary with 4 stops - Over 40 recommendations for activities, restaurants and more. - Tips from my experience

This incorporates both a Tromsø City Guide and a Trip Planning Advice to Enhance your Chances to see Aurora Borealis during your Arctic Adventure in Norway! Discover: 🏔 20+ attractions 🥘 10+ dining options 🏠 top & affordable accommodation 💰 disclosed pricing & discounts ✈️ must-have Arctic experiences 🧣 dressing for polar winter 📝 handy advice, esp. for Aurora Hunting This is the only resource you'll need to effortlessly plan & research your Tromsø visit during each season. Almost everything included was tested in my journeys during 2 years living in Norway. Find trustworthy attractions & advice offered by locals about Arctic weather, culture and landmarks. Incorporated are, also, exclusive benefits for you to have an enjoyable and easy-to-plan adventure above the Arctic Circle. Enjoy & save this for later!

Navigating Norway: A collection of hiking destinations, small towns, day trips, and other outdoor adventures worth experiencing in western Norway in the summertime.! (Includes 9 different towns with detailed descriptions and activity recommendations, 5 different hikes mapped out (not pinned on the map) to get you started, tips for how to find hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and backcountry skiing routes, tips for camping and gear rental, and tips for navigating transportation around the country. Also includes a few secret sauna spots that you won’t find on google or even a map!)

I created a 7 day itinerary for a chilly fun filled week in Tromsø Norway. I tried my best to find my way through this city as cheap as possible while splurging on local guided tours. If you have done any research on Norway you must be thinking how could someone make this a cheaper affordable trip…. I found a way! The use of tours substitutes my lack of having a vehicle while visiting this city. This can help those who do not feel comfortable driving in the winter conditions of the artic and saving money on a rental car. ✨ I will recommend flight paths for the cheapest routes out of the United States . ✨I will recommend restaurants, museums, bus routes, tours I personally booked and experienced, winter gear I wore ✨And give you my honest opinion on the “must see and dos” of Tromso Norway. ✨This guide is created to accommodate to solo travelers and/or small groups!

Planning to do a road trip to the Lofoten Islands? You are in the right place! Here I will share an amazing 7-day itinerary which you can do by campervan around one of the most beautiful places in Norway!

⛰️This guide offers tips and tricks how to explore and see the best of beautiful Lofoten and Oslo. ⛰️Tips for the best hikes and towns to visit in Lofoten. 📍Tromsø – the capital of the Arctic 📍Aurora hunting tips 📍Offers an idea for your itinerary

If you are looking to or already planning a trip to Norway and you would like to visit multiple different cities this guide will help navigate the logistics of getting from one place to the next and give you recommendations of where to stay along the way to ensure you have the most enjoyable and stress free experience. I hope you find this helpful but as always please reach out with any further questions at traveltannant@gmail.com or on Instagram @tannantravel

Stavanger is a cute town on the water in the middle of the fjords, and is a perfect spot to stop at on your journey in Norway, especially if you're a hiker!

If you want to see the northern lights in Europe, Tromso is your best bet! It's known for being in the middle of the region where you're most likely to see northern lights anywhere in the world. This guide has everything you need to plan an amazing Aurora Borealis trip: a city guide to Tromso, my favorite lights chase options, the best guided experiences, logistics to plan your trip, and more! The most important difference with this guide is an in-depth explanation of how northern lights excursions work. What to expect of the lights, the excursions, and how to best plan and prepare! In this guide, you'll get: - my favorite northern lights chase companies - detail explanation of what to bring, expect, and how to prep for northern lights chases - 4 daytime excursions - 8 things to do in Tromso - 9 restaurants at varying price points - 3 cafes - 6 hotels

Seeing the Norwegian Fjords is something you shouldn't miss doing in your life! Specially if you explore the country by campervan, I assure you that there is no better way! In this guide, I'll be sharing with you the perfect itinerary for those who are traveling around Southern Norway by campervan for 1 week. In addition to that, I'll be including personal tips, based on my experience, so you can avoid mistakes while driving around the country, and visiting the natural wonders Norway has to offer. By the end of the guide I'm offering you a discount code for your camper in Norway ❗ Ready? Enjoy your roadtrip around Southern Norway!

If you’re looking to explore the magnificent fjords of Norway and experience some breathtaking hikes, then this guide is for you. Whether you’re traveling solo, with others or as a digital nomad this guide will offer some budget friendly options to exploring Bergen. 🏞️ Top fjords near Bergen 🗺️ ‌Nærøyfjord self-guided tour ⛴️ Guided fjord tour recommendations 🥾 Nearby hiking suggestions 🇳🇴 Top hikes in Norway 🚣‍♂️ Local activities ⭐️ Highly-rated Airbnb links 🚊 Public transport guidance

This guide is best for active individuals who may be traveling to Oslo on a budget or without a car. It’s for digital nomads, solo travelers or anyone who loves the outdoors and exploring. 🥾 Top hiking trips near Oslo 👀 What to see and do + unique activities 🏠 Where to stay 🚊 Public transport guide (incl. airport transfer)

A trip to Geirangerfjord is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and by following this guide, you'll be well-prepared to immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of this Norwegian wonderland. Enjoy your journey! The best time to visit Geirangerfjord is during the summer months, from late May to early September. During this period, the weather is relatively mild, and most attractions are open to the public. The fjord is usually covered in snow during the winter, making it less accessible and harder to explore. Getting There: Geirangerfjord is accessible by various modes of transportation: By Air: The closest major airport is Ålesund Airport, Vigra (AES ), which is about 120 kilometers (75 miles) away from Geiranger. From the airport, you can rent a car or take a bus to reach Geirangerfjord. By Car: If you're already in Norway or nearby regions, driving to Geirangerfjord can be a scenic and enjoyable option. The fjord is well-connected by roads, and the drive itself offers breathtaking views. By Public Transport: You can take a combination of trains and buses to reach Geiranger. Norway has an excellent public transportation system, and you can easily plan your journey through websites like Entur. .

a weekend or more worth of activities, spots and experiences in norway's capital.

This guide includes the whole itinerary for 5 days in Bergen - Norway, and one-day trips to the Bergen countryside. Tips for good food, places, hiking trails, transfer. You will see how much money this trip cost me and my personal experiences. I attended this trip in September. No car is needed on this trip. There is just everything you need to know before you decide to visit the Bergen city.🇳🇴 Unlock and read ❤️

7 day road trip from Oslo to Bergen and back. stopping at some of the most beautiful villages and viewpoints along the way, with hikes and other activities for you to get the most out of your 7 day trip.

Comprehensive Travel Guide to Flam, Norway

This map of Oslo is an all-encompassing map designed to be the one-stop shop for everything you need to know for a stay in one of Europe's oldest cities. I've designed this map to be used both for pre-scouting sights and recommended restaurants, and as a map to reference what's nearby as you walk around Oslo. It includes: Places of usefulness: Such as main transit hubs. Places of Interest: Popular attractions, Museums & Parks. Restaurants: Of all price levels $/$$/$$$. Cafes and Bars. Shopping and Entertainment Venues. About: Sitting at the head of the Oslofjord, near Norway's southern coast. Discover Oslo's vast greenspaces and many museums of this historic Viking city.

This guide covers everything you need to know about how to spend a quintessential 3-6 days in Bergen - a UNESCO World Heritage city! Famous for its Fjords, seafood, and reindeer sausage hot dogs, discover what this coastal Scandinavian gem has to offer! This itinerary & guide combo includes: General Info: 🇳🇴Basics 🌦️Weather 🧳Packing Tips 🏷️Bergen Card, and❓Is it worth it? 🌭Food to Try 🍺Alcohol 📝Game Plan of how to spend 3-6 full days Day by Day Itinerary 📍Days 0-6 ❌What to Skip (hint: this guide costs less than what you’ll save!) 🚗Day Trip Recs (8) Extra Food & Drink Recs ☕️Cafés (3) 🍽️Restaurants (10, including 3 from our local guide) 🍸Cocktail bars (2) 🏨Lodging Recs (3 different price points) 💰Trip Cost Breakdown Psst: I'm not Norweigan, nor do I live in Bergen. BUT, I scoured the internet, TikTok, Atlas Obscura, Viator, ChatGPT, brochures, etc. to thoroughly plan this trip, not to mention asked our local Fjord tour guide for his personal recs. I've done (nearly) everything suggested on this itinerary for Days 1-3. Days 4-6 are suggestions based on my research/time I wish I had! *Some day trip suggestions may require a car. 🌱I travel with sustainability in mind. Bergen (and Norway) is a super green destination! You can do electric, zero emissions Fjord cruises (see my tour rec!), there are electric city buses, most cars are electric, and there’s simple transport by tram from the airport into the city. Norway’s incredible nature is one of the main draws, with lots of low-carbon activities to do like hiking and kayaking. Plus, the beauty of the majestic Fjords will blow you away and remind you how incredible our planet is 💚 This trip was planned for a group of 4 friends (2 couples) traveling together, without a car. Our intentions were to explore Bergen and the surrounding areas, spend time visiting with each other, and not break the bank (while not foregoing iconic experiences).