Norway · NATIONAL PARKS
14 reviewed
Norway is expensive and the good season is short, so the choice matters. Below are the 14 national park tours that earn the outlay, each with its price, its length and what you actually get for it.
Bergen to Folgefonna National Park for Steindalsfossen, a fjord ferry, and an easy hike to Bondhusvatnet glacier lake with picnic time.
“Excellent place , beautiful sceneries like you see in the posters. And we were lucky the weather when we arrived at the national park was sunny”
Guided musk ox hike in Dovrefjell National Park from Oppdal. Small groups, respectful wildlife watching, and coffee with a view.
“Great trip, with a guide who could tell everything that was worth knowing about the fauna on Dovre. We had only walked 10 minutes before the first 2 mosquitoes showed up. These we could follow at good distance for about 3-4 hours. Several showed up along the way. Totally magical!Auto-translated”
Bergen to Folgefonna National Park for glacier views, Steinsdalsfossen behind-the-water waterfall, and Hardangerfjord ferry rides.
“İt's very amazing tour. Our guide was very good, she organised everything very well despite the rain”
Shared snowmobile through the Lyngen Alps from Tromsø, beginner-friendly pacing, scenic stops, and a warm traditional meal to end the day.
“Great experience, very good guides and nice warm clothes and food. Recommended. ✌️”
Spot wild musk ox on a guided hike in Dovrefjell National Park from Hjerkinn, with telescope help and mountain weather tips.
“The activity is wonderful! Highly recommended. Our guide was Uwe: he was super competent and funny! I will do it again!”
Drive a husky sled near Tromsø with small-group instruction, a quiet forest ride, and a Norwegian picnic lunch around a fire.
“Had a wonderful experience with Delphine and all the adorable puppies. The estate is a bit far from Tromsø, but the trip is well worth it! The surroundings are simply gorgeous, the dogs are very well taken care of and incredible sociable (and adoRead more”
4-hour Arctic day hike from Tromsø to Brosmetinden on Kvaløya. Small group, gear, lunch, wildlife spotting and summit views.
“The guide was awesome and very knowledgeable the hike and the view was incredible, a little more to eat and drink would have been great otherwise an awesome experience 😊 🇦🇺”
2.5-hour 9pm Northern Lights catamaran cruise from Tromsø on MS Rygerdronningen, with warm cabin, decks, and an aurora free-ticket plan.
“Didn't get to see the Northern Lights on this trip but the host for this experience was excellent. His name is Carlo and he was so knowledgeable about the Aurora Borealis/Australis.”
Hike into Tromsø’s arctic night for fjord views in midnight sun light, with easy trails, gear provided, and vegetarian sandwiches.
Hike to Kleppstadheia in Lofoten, Norway with a small-group guide, walking poles, and strong weather-ready packing tips in 3 to 4 hours.
“Timea was simply amazing. She was knowledgeable, kind and patient. Highly recommend her and Viator for a seamless experience”
RIB expedition from Alta to Seiland National Park, with a landing in Bekkarfjord for glaciers, birds of prey, seals, and Arctic warmth.
“Totally amazing experience They look after you very well and safety is clearly their top priority. Loved it and would highly recommend this tour. Communication is excellent.”
Kayak Raet National Park from Hove for 3 hours, passing Gjessøya and Merdø. Beginner-friendly gear, safety coaching, guide photos.
“Great guide, regardless of weather. Personalized for who was there! Felt like it was a unique experience.”
RIB boat day trip from Alta to Seiland National Park, with warm suits, Bekkarfjord views, glaciers, birds, and possible wildlife sightings.
“Very limited time at park. Landing has no exit—over rocks and dangerous terrain. Should not take this excursion if you have limited mobility. Scenery was beautiful.”
A guided uphill hike in Lofoten, starting at sea level, climbing to 550 m, with wildlife talk, poles, and big views.
“Tutto perfetto, la guida veramente simpatica e preparata e il percorso adeguato per chi ha un allenamento medio e senza zone esposte, vista bellissima in vetta e durante il percorso, sentiero semplice e in buono stato, purtroppo ha iniziato a piovere una volta arrivati in vetta, ma nessun problema, con un buon paio di scarpe da trekking ed una giacca impermeabile tutto si è risolto. Importante portare uno zainetto per vestirsi a strati.”
