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Follow in the wake of the Vikings and sail through the Norwegian fjords.
Replete with dramatic mountains, cascading waterfalls, soaring cliffs, and quaint seaside towns, Norway’s fjords define the Scandinavian country’s natural landscape. This panorama-packed trip will have you cruising along the country’s grandest coastlines, taking in crisp, fresh air and jaw-dropping scenery of epic proportions along the way. Begin in colorful Bergen, the heart of the fjords, before continuing on to explore Art Nouveau Ålesund and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord region. Stop in valley villages and seaside towns, then wind down with two nights in the cosmopolitan capital city of Oslo, known for its impressive modern architecture, world-class museums, and succulent seafood. To see even more of Norway’s most iconic scenes—think colorful fishing villages, and towering, rocky peaks jutting straight out of sapphire-blue waters—extend your tour and visit the stunning Lofoten Islands.
Your tour package includes
- 10 nights in handpicked hotels
- 10 breakfasts
- 6 dinners with beer or wine
- 6 sightseeing tours
- Expert Tour Director & local guides
Included highlights
- Bryggen harbor district
- Flåm Railway
- Fjord Safari cruise
- Briksdal Glacier
- Geiranger Skywalk

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Board an overnight flight to Bergen.
Welcome to Norway! Meet your Tour Director and fellow travelers at tonight’s welcome dinner.
Join a local guide and discover the historic sites in and around Bergen, Norway’s second city and a settlement that was first founded in 1070.
- Walk through Hanseatic-era alleyways and courtyards—and past one of the most famous photo ops in Bergen—in the UNESCO-listed Bryggen harbor district
- Pass by the 13th-century, stone Bergenhus Fortress and the bustling Fish And Flower Market
- Hop on the Fløibanen funicular in the city center, then relax and enjoy a remarkable panorama as you climb 1,050 feet above sea level in a matter of minutes. Disembark atop Mount Fløyen and take in more incredible views of Bergen and the surrounding fjords
Spend a free afternoon in the city or add an excursion.

Bergen Farm Lunch
From $199 per person
Spend the day journeying through Norway’s fjord country, a region of otherworldly natural beauty.
- Journey by train from Bergen to Myrdal
- In Myrdal, board the historic Flåm Railway for a spectacularly scenic ride down a mountain on one of the steepest tracks in the world, then through the Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in Norway
- Disembark in tiny Flåm—a picturesque settlement of just 350 people that overlooks dramatic Aurlandsfjord and traces its roots back to the 1300s
This evening, sit down for an included dinner with your group.
Board a RIB (a rigid inflatable boat) and take to the water on an expertly led safari through the UNESCO-listed Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord—both branches of the mighty Sognefjord.
- Cruise along the dramatic landscape and listen as your guide shares local lore and legends
- Keep an eye out for wildlife, such as seals, porpoises, and eagles, as you take in the scenery from aboard your boat
- Take in views of towering waterfalls, including the narrow Sagfossen, and quaint villages; one tiny village you’ll spot, Undredal, is home to roughly 100 people (and 500 goats) and served as inspiration for the animated smash-hit movie Frozen
Return to Flåm and enjoy a free afternoon or add an excursion. This evening, join your fellow travelers for an included dinner at your hotel.
Please note: You’ll be divided into groups of 12 or fewer people per boat and be provided with a flotation suit, life vest, hat, gloves, and goggles—wearing layers and closed toed shoes are recommended.

Gudvangen Viking Village & Undredal Tasting Tour
From $129 per person
Leave Flåm behind as you take a gorgeous drive inland to the Geirangerfjord region, the crown jewel of the Norwegian fjordlands.
- Head into the 16-mile-long Fjærlandsfjord and stop in its namesake village for some free time. Find a bite to eat for lunch, or do some quick exploring and discover why Fjærland earned its reputation as a book-loving town
- Forge on to Briksdal Glacier—an arm of the Jostedalsbreen, the largest glacier in continental Europe—by way of Troll car. These open-air, off-road buggies take you to within a few hundred meters of Briksdal (and let you take in mountains, waterfalls, lakes, and more impressive scenery along the way)
Later, continue on to your hotel in the Geirangerfjord region and enjoy an included dinner this evening.
Please note: Visiting Briksdal Glacier is only possible from June to October, and it depends on the weather. When it isn’t open, a visit to a stave church will replace Briksdal Glacier and Fjærlandsfjord.
Sail through Norway’s stunning UNESCO-listed fjords today.
- Begin with a stop at the Norwegian Fjord Centre and explore exhibits that demonstrate the geological history and biodiversity of the area. Then, enjoy free time: Grab lunch or explore the outdoor areas around the Centre
- Venture out onto the Geiranger Skywalk. With a gridded iron floor and glass-walled guard rails, this attraction offers an unparalleled view of the Geirangerfjord and its surrounding scenery—all from a perch on Mount Dalsnibba, almost 5,000 feet in the air
- Board a sightseeing boat to sail through the Geirangerfjord and take in a host of magnificent waterfalls—like the Seven Sisters, the Bridal Veil, and the Suitor—as they plunge off towering cliffs. And don’t forget to keep a lookout for abandoned mountain farms and gorgeous marine wildlife, like playful porpoises
Later, sit down for an included dinner at a local restaurant this evening.
Travel along the Trollstigen mountain pass—one of Norway’s most popular, scenic, and thrilling summer driving routes thanks to its mountainous setting and famous hairpin turns—as you make your way to Ålesund. The picturesque port town is known for its panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago and fjords, as well as the art nouveau architectural style in which many of its structures were built following a fire in 1904.
Today, embark on a guided tour of Ålesund, a seaside town spread over several islands that’s rich in Art Nouveau architecture.
- Start with a visit to the Giske archipelago, home to monuments from the Viking and Middle Ages
- View the 12th-century Giske Church, which was built in the Norman style by an unknown architect and remains the only marble church in all of Norway; its structure presents an even bigger mystery than its creator, as nobody knows the source of the white marble used to build the church
- Head to the nearby island of Godøya and climb to the top of the 19th-century Alnes Lighthouse
- Make your way up Aksla Mountain to Fjellstua, a viewpoint offering sweeping, near-360-degree views of Ålesund and its archipelago below
- Explore the streets of Ålesund and admire the Art Nouveau architecture, made prevalent after a fire ripped through the town in 1904
Fly to Oslo in the morning. Then, step inside the Fram Museum to learn about Norway’s storied history of polar exploration through interactive exhibits and other displays. One can’t-miss highlight: the Gjøa, the sloop used by pioneering Arctic explorer Roald Amundsen to complete the first successful transit of the Northwest Passage.
Meet up with your local guide this morning to discover Oslo—the vibrant Norwegian capital and a city that was first settled in the mid-10th century.
- Take a private tour of the Nobel Peace Center. One of the most-visited museums in all of Norway, it occupies a former railway station. Here, through a series of interactive and multimedia exhibits, you’ll learn about the laureates whose tremendous humanitarian efforts helped make the world a better place
- Walk through Vigeland Park and stroll among over 200 bronze, granite, and cast-iron sculptures created by artist Gustav Vigeland. Known as Frogner Park to the locals, this open-air exhibition doubles as the largest greenspace in all of Oslo
Spend a free afternoon in Oslo or add an excursion.
Tonight, gather together to celebrate your trip during a farewell dinner.

Oslo Walking Food Tour
From $149 per person
Transfer to the airport for your flight home, or extend your trip to explore Bodø and the Lofoten Islands.
Catch a flight to the town of Bodø this morning, located just north of the Arctic Circle.
Upon arrival, head to the island of Knaplundsøya and check out the Saltstraumen, a small strait that’s home to one of the world’s strongest tidal currents. From the bridge above, you’ll be able to view its impressively strong maelstroms during high tide—whirlpools over 30 feet across and more than 15 feet deep.
Please note: On some departures, the timing of the tides may prevent us from visiting Saltstraumen. If this happens, the activity will be replaced by a visit to the Kjerringøy Trading Post.
Travel by ferry to the Lofoten Islands, a scenic archipelago of seven islands replete with dramatic scenery and boasting a rich cultural heritage.
- Cruise to the island of Moskenes, where you’ll find small, traditional fisherman’s cabins; little islands dotted with homes; and mountains that pitch right into the sea
- Visit Nusfjord, an authentic fishing village nestled along a secluded bit of coastline on the southern shores of Flakstadøya island
- Enter the Lofotr Viking Museum. Based on the largest Viking longhouse ever excavated, this exhibition houses unique archaeological finds and demonstrates Viking life as it was in the sixth century. Join a guide on a tour of the museum, learning about the area’s history. Step inside the Chieftain’s House—a full-scale reconstruction of the building originally discovered by archaeologists—then enjoy free time on the premises. Finally, sit down to a hearty feast during an included lunch
Continue on to your hotel on the Lofoten Islands and get settled in for the evening.
Enjoy a free morning on the Lofoten Islands or add an excursion.
Later, travel to the fishing village of Henningsvær and take a sightseeing tour of the different islands that make it up.
- Meet up with a local guide and take a walk through town, learning about its maritime past
- Visit the KaviarFactory, an award-winning contemporary art museum that took up residence in a restored 1950s caviar plant. Its exhibitions and installations feature the work of both Norwegian and international artists, and its bookshop boasts some rare finds
- Take time to explore the village center, and pop into cafes, bakeries, boutiques, and other interesting spots at your leisure

Trollfjord Boat Cruise
From $149 per person
Transfer to the Narvik airport and return to Oslo this morning. Then, transfer to your Oslo Region hotel.
This evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at your accommodations as you celebrate your trip with your fellow group members.
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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Hotels, flights & FAQ
Here's the nitty-gritty—where you’ll stay, how you’ll get there, and what to know about your destination before you go.Hotels
We handpick every hotel to strike the balance of comfort, location, and local charm. Specific accommodations will vary based on your departure date, but these are frequently used hotels for this tour and we're confident you'll be satisfied.
This modern hotel is located in the Sentrum neighborhood. Guests enjoy a foodbar, gym, and free bicycle rentals. Nearby, you’ll find the Bergen Storse...

This hotel housed in an 1800s manor house is located in Flåm, steps away from the Aurlandsfjord. Guests enjoy the individually designed rooms, on-site...

This scenic hotel is located in Geiranger. Guests enjoy the rooftop garden, indoor and outdoor pools, and a sauna. Nearby, you’ll find the Fossevandri...
This charming hotel is located in the heart of Ålesund. Guests enjoy the fitness center, scenic views, and an on-site restaurant. Nearby, you’ll find ...
This stylish hotel is located right next to Oslo Central Station. Guests enjoy the fitness center, a top-floor restaurant, and the hotel’s own urban g...
This contemporary hotel is located next to Bodø's harbor. Guests enjoy the rooftop bar, restaurant, and views of the Børvasstindan mountain range. Nea...

This island hotel is located in Svolvær’s harbor. Guests enjoy panoramic water and mountain views, on-site dining options, and bicycle rentals. Nearby...

This sleek hotel is located just 10 minutes from the Oslo airport. Guests enjoy the fitness center, restaurant, and complimentary coffee.
Flights
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- Flexible rebooking options if your tour itinerary changes
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FAQ
Print FAQ- In order to enter Norway, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport with an expiration date extending at least six months beyond the date of reentry.
- We recommend having at least two blank passport pages for entry stamps.
- Beginning in 2024, U.S. and Canadian passport holders must register for an ETIAS travel authorization in order to enter many European countries.
- Passport holders from over 60 visa-exempt countries (including the U.S. and Canada) will need to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization in order to visit 30 European countries. That means that even if you’ve previously traveled to any of these European countries without a visa, starting in 2024, you’ll need to get ETIAS authorization to visit them again. If you’re traveling to multiple countries with this requirement, you only need to complete the form once. All Go Ahead travelers are responsible for obtaining their own ETIAS travel authorization before departure. For more details, please visit our Help Center.
- If you’re not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact each country’s consulate for your specific entry requirements.
- You can see the most up-to-date entry requirements for the destination(s) you’ll visit on tour by going to goaheadtours.com/entry-requirements and searching the code NOR.
- You’ll walk for at least two hours daily across moderately uneven terrain—including wet, slippery gravel; snow; ice; and paved paths with some uphill climbs.
- Travelers should be healthy enough to participate in all included walks without assistance. Adding optional excursions may increase the total amount of walking on your tour.
- You should feel comfortable managing your own baggage at times, as well as getting in and out of boats, ferries, and trains.
- If you have any mobility concerns or physical restrictions, please contact our Customer Experience Team.
- Round-trip flights booked through Go Ahead Tours arrive in Bergen and depart from Oslo. A representative from Go Ahead Tours will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. Please remain in the arrival lounge, as the representative might be escorting one of your fellow travelers to the bus at the time of your arrival.
- Transfers to and from the airport at your destination are included for travelers who have purchased their flights through Go Ahead Tours. Travelers who purchase their own flights may request airport transfers from Go Ahead Tours at an additional cost.
- Train rides from Bergen to Myrdal and from Myrdal to Flåm, all fjord cruises, and a flight from Ålesund to Oslo are included in the price of your tour.
- Flights from Oslo to Bodø and from Narvik to Oslo, as well as a ferry ride from Bodø to Moskenes, are included in the price of the tour extension.
- All other included transportation on this tour is by private motor coach.
- Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some may impose additional charges if you choose to check any bags; be advised that you’re responsible for any such costs.
- You may contact your airline for detailed information regarding baggage size and weight restrictions for your flight, but please note: Our travelers are restricted to one checked bag per person due to storage limitations on motor coaches and other transfers, which may include train connections or flights.
- One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it doesn’t exceed 45 total inches (length + width + height).
- Make sure you label your baggage and keep valuables, medication, and documents in your carry-on bag.
- Temperatures in Norway are often cool, even in summer months, and winters are very cold. Areas along Norway’s coast can be wet, windy, and chilly as well. We suggest packing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing that can easily be layered, as well as a light jacket or rainwear. Avoid wearing cotton whenever possible—it’s an ineffective insulator and retains moisture. Wool, on the other hand, is an effective insulator. We recommend packing wool base layers, socks, and sweaters if you plan to visit during cold winter months.
- A warm, sturdy pair of walking shoes or winter boots is strongly recommended for sightseeing. You may also want to consider bringing ice cleats for better traction.
- You may want to pack dressier attire if you plan to visit a high-end restaurant or attend a special performance.
- It’s preferable not to visit churches or other religious sites with bare legs and shoulders. You may be denied entry if you do.
- Please note: There are often baggage restrictions during internal transfers, including ferry rides and internal flights. We recommend packing light.
- Check with your doctor or healthcare provider, or visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website at cdc.gov, at least 60 days prior to departure to review the latest updates and entry requirements.
- If you have medication that you take daily, be sure you have enough for each day of the tour, as well as any possible delays you may encounter.
- If you have dietary restrictions and/or food allergies, please notify Go Ahead Tours at least 30 days prior to your departure by logging in to your account and updating your traveler info. To update this information closer to your departure date, please call our Customer Experience Team.
- You can see the most up-to-date entry requirements for the destination(s) you’ll visit on tour by going to goaheadtours.com/entry-requirements and searching the code NOR.
- Norwegian cuisine is varied, offering something for every traveler. Lamb is the most traditional meat, but you’ll also find everything from goose to deer. Seafood lovers will enjoy the country’s array of smoked salmon, shellfish, pickled herring, and scrod. Typical meals often incorporate grains, locally produced cheeses, fresh produce, and wild berries.
- Norway operates on the European standard of 220–240 volts and uses Type C or F plugs with two small, round pins.
- We recommend packing a universal adapter, as well as a voltage converter if you plan on using your own hairdryer or other electrical device without a built-in converter.
- The strength of the air conditioning in some European hotels may not be as strong or as cool as what you might be used to in the U.S. or Canada. When air conditioning is available, it’s usually regulated seasonally and controlled centrally by the hotel.
- Your hotels may provide hairdryers, irons, and other small appliances. However, these amenities cannot be guaranteed.
- You will use the Norwegian krone on tour.
- Better rates of exchange are usually available overseas, although it’s worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive.
- We strongly advise that you bring debit/bank and credit cards, which can be used to withdraw cash at local banks, as needed.
- You can use most debit and credit cards at ATMs on the international networks Cirrus and Plus, but make sure to check with your home bank about withdrawal fees.
- Inform your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so that they won’t confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
- International banks and businesses primarily accept debit and credit cards that work with the EMV chip system. If you don’t already have at least one card with a chip in it, we strongly recommend requesting one from your bank prior to your tour.
- At the conclusion of your tour, it’s customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity in the local currency. Please keep current exchange rates in mind.
- We recommend that each person tips the equivalent of USD$8 to USD$10 per day for your Tour Director, and the equivalent of USD$3 per day for your driver.
- If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of USD$2 per local guide.
- Tips can only be paid in cash.
- Most optional excursions can be purchased while you’re on tour.
- Your Tour Director will only accept cash (in USD only), Visa, or MasterCard as payment for excursions.
- Please be advised that if you pay for an excursion by credit card while on tour, it may take up to three months for your card to be charged.
- Some optional excursions may only be purchased in advance. See page four of your tour itinerary for more information.
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