Norway Trips
A guided Arctic expedition through Norway, Iceland and Greenland, chasing the Northern Lights and the fjords.
Norway sits at the top of Europe, a land of deep fjords, Arctic coastline and long polar nights. The trip here is a guided expedition through the high Arctic, sailing between Norway, Iceland and Greenland in search of the Northern Lights, the fjords and the wildlife of the far north.
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Northern Lights Explorer Expedition
The Northern Lights Explorer Expedition tour offers an unforgettable journey through the Arctic, visiting Iceland, Greenland, and Norway. Explore the world’s largest fjord system, Scoresbysund, where towering icebergs and dramatic landscapes captivate photographers and nature lovers alike. Hike through Iceland’s remote Westfjords, a region of pristine beauty and minimal human presence, and immerse yourself in the breathtaking wilderness of the Arctic.
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What to do in Norway
This is a guided expedition built around the Arctic wilderness. Days are spent cruising the fjords and coastlines, going ashore to walk where few people reach, and watching for whales, seabirds and other Arctic wildlife, within 10Adventures’ wildlife tours. The headline draw is the Northern Lights, which return to the autumn skies. The route ties in with the wider Guided Iceland tours and Guided Greenland tours that share this stretch of the Arctic.
What to expect
This is a guided Arctic expedition, not a self-guided trip: you travel with an expedition team, sail between the three countries, and go ashore by day. It is a long, remote and premium journey of around two and a half weeks, and it sits among 10Adventures’ wider Europe tours.
Where to go in Norway
The expedition reaches well beyond Norway itself. It sails the Arctic between three countries: the Norwegian coast and its fjords, the remote Westfjords of Iceland, and the east coast of Greenland, including Scoresbysund, the largest fjord system in the world. This is the high Arctic, a world of ice, towering cliffs and near-empty wilderness, rather than the farmed valleys of the south.
When to go to Norway
This expedition runs in September, at the turn of the season, when the Arctic summer is ending and the nights are growing long enough for the Northern Lights to return. It is a short window: late enough for dark skies, early enough that the sea routes through the fjords are still open before winter closes in.
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The guided expedition on offer:
- Guided Northern Lights Explorer Expedition 18 days through Arctic Norway, Iceland and Greenland, timed for September and the Northern Lights.
FAQ for Norway Tours
Where does the Norway expedition actually go?
It is a multi-country Arctic journey. Over 18 days it sails between Norway, Iceland and Greenland, taking in the Norwegian coast, Iceland’s Westfjords and Greenland’s Scoresbysund, the largest fjord system in the world.
When is the best time to see the Northern Lights here?
This expedition runs in September. Autumn is when the aurora returns to Arctic skies after the bright summer, and the nights are long enough to give a real chance of seeing it, while the sea routes are still open.
Is the Norway trip guided or self-guided?
Guided. You travel with an expedition team that handles the route, the sailing and the landings, which is the norm for remote Arctic travel of this kind. There is no self-guided option on this page.
What wildlife might I see?
The far north is rich in wildlife: whales, seals, seabird colonies and Arctic species along the coasts and fjords. It is classed as a wildlife-watching trip, among 10Adventures’ wildlife tours.
How fit do I need to be?
It is rated moderate. The expedition is largely ship-based, with optional walks ashore, so you need to be comfortable on uneven ground and getting in and out of small boats, but it is not a strenuous trekking trip.
What currency is used in Norway?
The Norwegian krone (NOK). Note that this expedition also calls in Iceland (the Icelandic króna) and Greenland (the Danish krone), so you may use more than one currency across the trip. Cards are widely accepted throughout the Nordic countries.
How do I get to Norway?
By air. Norway’s main gateway is Oslo, with onward flights to the northern cities; the expedition has a set departure point confirmed at booking.
What language is spoken in Norway?
Norwegian. English is very widely spoken across Norway and the Nordic countries, so communication is rarely a problem for travellers.
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