Norway Routes Information

The breathtaking fjords of Norway's southwest coast are the countries most dramatic feature but they alone are not the only reason to visit this sparsely populated land on the northern fringe of Europe.

Norway is foremost a land for those who love nature and in the wilderness that lies between the main urban centres there are such delights as ‘Lostedalsbreen', Europe's largest glacier, and the Dovrefjell, the home of Grieg's mythical Mountain King. Far above the Arctic Circle, lies the spectacularly situated town of Tromso, where the sun never rises in winter or sets in midsummer and for the active there are numerous outdoor activities on offer such as skiing, hunting, fishing and rock-climbing. By searching all operators we can offer you the cheapest ferry to Norway. Even the less energetic can marvel at the spectacular beauty of the Norwegian countryside, with its countless steep-sided valleys, high mountain lakes and dramatic views.

Oslo's climate is surprisingly mild for its latitude. During the long summer days, when the sun drops only briefly below the horizon and it never gets truly dark, the inhabitants spend much of their time outdoors. Summer temperatures are perfect for exploring the parks and hiking paths, or relaxing on the beaches of the fjord. We can offer great rates on accommodation in both Oslo and Bergen.

Bergen is Norway's second city and one of its most attractive and is known as the ‘Gateway to the Fjords'. Bergen is a great place for a city break and you can get the ferry direct to Bergen from Newcastle. The peak tourist season in runs from May to September. Bergen is a city generously endowed with museums, galleries and other cultural institutions. Norway is a great place for a city break, short break or a self drive ferry holiday. We can offer you a range of hand picked hotels that you may book directly with our staff when you book your ferry.