What is the best season to visit Norway?

• Winter (December to February): Ideal for witnessing the Northern Lights, especially in the Arctic Circle. Norway offers an array of amazing winter experiences, such as dogsledding, snowmobiling and skiing. Visitors can also explore snow-covered landscapes on snowshoes.

  
  

• Spring (March to May): This is a great time for fjord cruises as the waterfalls are swollen with meltwater, and the landscape is lush and vibrant. The longer days allow more time for sightseeing in cities and the countryside.

  
  

• Summer (June to August): The best time to take advantage of the Midnight Sun, which provides 24 hours of daylight in northern parts of the country. Hiking, cycling, and fishing are popular as the weather is warmest. It’s also a great time for exploring Norway's many national parks and the stunning coastlines.

  
  

• Autumn (September to November): A spectacular time for hiking as the mountains and forests turn golden and red. The weather is still mild enough to enjoy outdoor activities, and it's an excellent time for photography. The Northern Lights start to become visible again, especially late in the season.

  
  

What high-end experiences can Haman Travel arrange in Norway?

We also specialize in high-end services such as stays in boutique hotels or lodges, private fjord cruises, helicopter tours, fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants, and unique experiences like igloo stays under the Northern Lights. For more details, see our Nordic Signature product.

What are Norway’s Scenic Routes?

Norway’s 18 National Scenic Routes are designed for travellers to enjoy landscapes, cultural highlights, and architectural landmarks. These routes are free and allow clients to explore at their own pace, with stops at curated viewpoints, hiking trails, and local attractions. We incorporate them into our brochure and tailor-made itineraries. Famous examples are Trollstigen and the Atlantic Ocean Road.