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Central Norway
East of Norway
North of Norway
South of Norway
West of Norway
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What to Expect

Western Norway: The west region of the country located along the Atlantic coast consist of the counties; Rogaland, Hordaland, Sogn and Fjordane and Møre and Romsdal. This region is especially known for the beautiful fjords, mountains and waterfalls. Popular attractions on the west coast is Geirangerfjorden, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) and Bergen.

Northern Norway: The north region of Norway consists of the counties Nordland, Troms and Finnmark. This is where you want to be heading if you’re trying to chase down the northern lights. The beautiful coast landscape and the midnight sun makes the northern region unique.

Central Norway: Central Norway includes the counties Trøndelag and Møre og Romsdal. This part of Norway includes beautiful cities like Trondheim, home of the breathtaking church Nidarosdomen and the old mining village Røros.

Eastern Norway: The eastern part of Norway consists of the counties Telemark, Vestfold, Østfold, Akershus, Oslo, Buskerud, Oppland and Hedmark. The nature here is filled with deep green forests and a rich wildlife. This region includes attractions such as the wolf zone, the capital Oslo and some of the highest mountains in the country.

Southern Norway: The southern part of Norway consists of the counties Aust-Agder and Vest-Agder. If you want a holiday along the coast relaxing by the beach this is where you want to be heading. Southern Norway is also home to the most southern part of Norway, Lindesnes. You’ll also find plenty of idyllic villages along the coast line.

Travel Guides

Norway is a small country with more moose than people. A lot of the country consists of mountains and forests so don’t be surprised to find yourself in the middle of nowhere with no cell-reception on one of your adventures. The country is blessed with harsh seasons which makes the best times to visit either during the summer months June to August or during the winter months December to February, depending on what you want to do.

Summer in Norway can be unpredictable so make sure to bring plenty of warm clothing. If you want to explore the mountains of Norway hiking this is the right season to do so. There are so many scenic hikes all over the country, just take your pick!

If you’re looking for a ski holiday during the winter Norway can offer this as well. However, you might want to travel north or up the mountains in the centre of Norway to ensure you get to experience a true winter wonderland.