Norwegian Fjords Luxury Tours

On the first day of your luxury Norway tour, you will discover Oslo with the help of your personal guide, who will reveal the very best that the city has to offer. Stop at the City Hall to see where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place each year, absorb the local culture as you stroll down Karl Johans Gate, marvel at the medieval Akershus Fortress that is now a royal residence, and soak in the architectural elegance of the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet House.

On your second day, you will have the opportunity to learn about the rich Viking culture that is so deeply embedded in Norwegian history. Visit the Kon-Tiki Museum and Fram Museum, where you will discover why Norwegians have adventure and exploration embedded in their DNA. Enjoy the rest of the day exploring Oslo’s art scene, taking in the expressionist collection at the Munch Museum and the bizarre but thought-provoking sculptures at the Vigeland Sculpture Park. Alternatively, visit the observation deck located on top of the Holmenkollbakken ski jump for panoramic views of Oslo. You will then have the option to explore the ski museum to learn more than 4,000 years of skiing history. In the evenings, savor the exceptional flavors of some of the country’s best cuisine at Oslo’s finest restaurants.

Continue your luxury Norwegian Fjords tour the following morning when you embark on a kayaking excursion, paddling through the breathtaking fjords of the Storfjord region. After disembarking your kayaks, hike to a historic mountain farm overlooking the fjord for a private tour. After enjoying a boxed lunch with beautiful views of the fjord, continue your hike to a lookout point with stunning views of the Sunnmøre Alps. In the evening, savor a recommended dinner back at Storfjord Hotel.

The next day, depart by private transfer to the small Nordic village of Hellesylt (approx. 1.5 hour transfer). As you approach the village, you’ll see Geirangerfjord, a breathtaking 20-kilometer long fjord and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The deep blue waters are surrounded by lush vegetation and waterfalls, including the famous “Seven Sisters,” “The Suitor,” and “The Bridal Veil.” Upon arrival, embark on a hike originally used by the postal service to deliver mail between Bergen and Trondheim. Stop at the top of Ljøbrekka mountain to see stunning views of Geirangerfjord below. Hike back down and continue on an exhilarating biking excursion with your expert guide towards the Norangsdalen Valley. Often described as the wildest and most spectacular valley in Sunnmøre, Norangsdalen has withstood years of turmoil from the forces of nature. Disembark your bikes at Hotel Union Øye, one of the most unique hotels in Europe, for afternoon tea and light refreshments. Return to Storfjord Hotel by private boat, with an optional stop along the way at the beer garden of Christian Gaard. Located in the Hjørundfjord, this quaint pub is most famous for its legendary swing – ranked one of the most beautiful swings in the world.