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Guided winter tours

Group rests at snowy campfire with river and trees in background; one person cooks.
Embark on a journey through Norway's breathtaking winter landscapes and thrilling adventures, all under the expert guidance of experienced tour guides!

Explore Norway's top winter activities

From thrilling dog sledding and silent whale watching to magical aurora safaris, discover Norway’s best winter activities.
Large catamaran with passengers sails past snowy peaks in cold waters.
Silent whale watching cruise in Tromsø
Tromsø • 8 hr 30 min
From 1790NOK
16 October - 31 January
Woman in maroon swimsuit diving into fjord from wooden deck, mirrored reflection in glass.
Fjord Sauna in Flåm
Flåm • 1 hr 30 min
From 445NOK
Available all year
Colorful fjord boat on calm water with mountain reflections.
Bestseller
Fjord cruise Bergen to Mostraumen
Bergen
From 890NOK
Available all year
A person in warm clothing pets two sled dogs in the snow, with a husky standing attentively and a tan dog calmly standing.
Dog sledding in Tromsø
Multiple locations • 7 hr
From 2990NOK
1 December - 31 March
Tourists on the boat deck on the winter cruise on the Geirangerfjord surrounded by a beautiful world heritage landscape
Geirangerfjord winter cruise
Ålesund • 9 hr
From 2933NOK
1 November - 31 March
People in yellow vests watch the green Northern Lights over a snowy landscape with a lake and mountains in the background.
Aurora safari minibus in Tromsø
Tromsø • 7 hr
From 1790NOK
1 September - 14 April
Guided snowmobile safari through Lyngen Alps forest trails from Tromsø. Winter adventure in Norwegian wilderness.
Snowmobile safari in Tromsø
Tromsø • 7 hr
From 2490NOK
10 December - 31 March
A ship under the Northern Lights, floating on calm Arctic waters.
Overnight Northern Lights and Whale Safari Expedition
Tromsø • 1 day
From 10695NOK
1 November - 31 January
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Get ready for winter adventures in Norway

Snowy bridge over rocky gorge with hikers in snowy forest.
6 essential items for visiting Norway in winter
As a Scandinavian country that is over 2,500 kilometres long, Norway possesses very different kinds of weather in all four of its seasons. While the summer weather is quite warm no matter where you go, the winter can vary widely depending on your location. Therefore, it is important that you bring these essential items when coming to Norway during winter!
Joyful group of three in winter gear under green aurora, arms raised in excitement in icy terrain.
Winter activities in Norway
If you're looking for a winter escape from home, Norway might be just the ticket. Wintertime is the perfect time to take advantage of the fantastic natural landscape in Norway and explore one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. Not only does Norway offer excellent skiing conditions, but several existing winter activities are just waiting to be discovered!
A woman and a boy sit on a stone bench by a cozy fireplace, enjoying a peaceful moment together.
How to stay warm and cozy this winter
Anyone who has ever taken a trip to Norway during the winter season knows just how vicious the Norwegian winters have the potential to be. This is especially true for Northern Norway where you can find really cold temperatures. So how do Norwegians tolerate the cold and long winter? With the “philophy of koselig” of course.
People riding in horse-drawn sleigh through snow, with torches lit, church spire, and peaceful winter landscape.
Norway’s top 10 Christmas destinations
If you are searching for a special place to celebrate Christmas, Norway is the perfect country to visit. Snow, Northern Lights and "Julenissen" are some of the ingredients in a traditional Norwegian Christmas. Here are our top 10 Christmas destinations in Norway!