Organized travel and tours in Norway

Traveling alone in Norway is beautiful, but in a group and with a local guide it's even better! Traveling in Norway on a budget? It's possible thanks to our organized trips: at the time of booking you know the itinerary, what's included and what's not included. No surprises except for the Northern Lights appearing when you least expect it!

In Norway, it's cold, very cold. In winter, temperatures can drop to -40° and at 1,500 meters, you can already find perpetual snow. But don't worry: the right clothing for low temperatures and the beauty of the landscape will surely warm our hearts. Summers, on the other hand, are milder and preferable depending on the experience you want to have. The choice is yours: we are always ready to set off!

In your suitcase, especially during the winter period, you must never be without warm clothing such as long trousers, long-sleeved shirts, sweaters, fleece, and a windbreaker. The cold won't stop us from our nocturnal excursion to see the Northern Lights! In case of intense cold, we also recommend having thermal clothing (yes, even for underwear!). Whether it's summer or winter, don't forget the sunglasses which can also protect you from the snow. If you're traveling in the warmer seasons, you can also bring shorts and t-shirts but don't forget a raincoat in case of sudden weather changes during your excursions.

Are you wondering what documents are needed to travel to Norway? You don't need a passport, a valid identity card for international travel is sufficient. Organizing a trip to Norway has never been so easy, with Tramundi! Passport is required for non-EU citizens.

Our quintessential naturalistic location is the Svalbard Islands: here you can encounter walruses, seals, and polar bears basking in the (midnight!) sun on the ice floes. But keep a sharp lookout during your ferry cruise through the Norwegian fjords, you might spot some specimens!

If you're heading to Norway in August, here are our tips for making the most of your days. In the summer, bike to the Roykjafossen waterfall, climb to the top of Mount Floyen for a unique panoramic view of the city of Bergen, and watch the sunset from the roof of the Oslo Opera House, the capital of Norway. We said at the end of the day, not at the end of the holiday: how about continuing your adventure in Northern Europe with a trip to Sweden?