Group Travel in Norway
We know Norway
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Discover Norway with a customized group tour designed around your interests, activity level and travel dates. With close to 30 years of experience organizing active holidays in Norway, we know the destinations, routes and local partners that make a trip run smoothly.
For groups of 10 or more people, we can arrange a private tour based on one of our existing packages, adapt an itinerary to your requirements, or create a completely tailor-made tour in Norway.
Choose from activities such as hiking in the Norwegian mountains, cycling through fjord landscapes and cross-country skiing on some of Norway’s best groomed trails. We can also include local food experiences, comfortable accommodation and carefully planned transport by train, bus, ferry or boat.
We take care of the practical details, including accommodation, activities, transfers and luggage transport where needed. If you prefer to explore with a guide, we can also arrange professional local guides for your group.
Norway is a year-round destination, with different experiences in every season. Spring brings spectacular waterfalls fed by melting snow, flowering orchards and fresh green landscapes, particularly around the fjords. Summer offers long days and ideal conditions for hiking and cycling, while autumn brings colourful mountains and crisp hiking weather. In winter, snow-covered landscapes and excellent cross-country skiing take centre stage.
Whether you are travelling with friends, family, colleagues or a club, we can help create a group tour that combines active experiences, comfortable accommodation and the best of Norway.
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Hardanger is a dream destination for group adventures, where every season has its own magic. In spring, orchards burst into blossom; in autumn, the hillsides glow with fruit ready for harvest. Towering waterfalls, shimmering glaciers, and dramatic mountains set the scene for iconic hikes like the Queen’s Trail and Trolltunga. Sip award-winning local cider, or get your adrenaline fix in nearby Voss – Norway’s adventure capital. Just a short transfer from Bergen, you can mix fjord kayaking, RIB safaris, scenic ferry crossings, and cycling adventures into your itinerary.
Helgeland is where the wild beauty of Norway’s coast truly shines. Scattered with thousands of islands, this is a paradise for kayaking through crystal-clear waters, cycling along quiet, low-traffic roads, and travelling between islands on express boats and ferries. Dramatic mountain formations and pristine beaches set the stage for unforgettable hikes, while the region’s rich birdlife makes it a haven for nature lovers. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage island of Vega, or wander through charming fishing villages and coastal museums that tell stories of life by the sea. In Helgeland, nature, culture, and pure tranquillity meet at every turn.
We know Norway
All logistics taken care of
Good accommodation
Good food
Stunning nature
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Vesterålen offers all the drama of northern Norway, but with more space and fewer crowds than its famous neighbour, Lofoten. Towering peaks, white beaches, and endless horizons create a stunning playground for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers. Low-traffic roads wind through fishing villages and along glittering fjords, while whale watching trips promise unforgettable encounters with giants of the deep. Stay in unique accommodations, close to nature.
Gudbrandsdalen is a valley where tradition meets outdoor adventure. World-class cross-country ski trails, gentle hiking routes, and cycling on quiet mountain roads make it a year-round playground. Explore nearby Rondane and Jotunheimen National Parks, or enjoy alpine skiing in winter. From Oslo Airport, it’s an easy train ride to discover the Olympic city of Lillehammer, go on a cruise with the historic steamer Skibladner, or visit one of the many museums in the region. In Gudbrandsdalen, culture, nature, and active living go hand in hand.
