Northern Norway is a World full of contrasts where everyone can find their interests. Here, you will be surrounded by beautiful nature.
Get to know the different Northern regions
- Svalbard
- Varanger
- Kirkenes
- Tana Nesseby
- Nordkyn
- Nordkapp
- Porsanger
- Hammerfest
- Karasjok
- Kautokeino
- Alta
- Lyngenfjord
- Tromsø
- Senja
- Narvik
- Harstad
- Vesterålen
- Lofoten
- Bodø og Salten
- Helgeland
Varanger
A multi-ethnic heritage, a landscape of wide horizons and a dramatic history are found in Norway’s far east.
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Kirkenes
Western Europe’s border with Russia is the beginning of the Siberian Taiga, with a dramatic war history and tasty crab monsters.
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Tana / Nesseby
The vast inland Finnmark Plateau is the homeland of the Sami people, a stronghold for a unique language and represents a lifestyle that is both deeply rooted and highly contemporary.
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Nordkyn
The vast inland Finnmark Plateau is the homeland of the Sami people, a stronghold for a unique language and represents a lifestyle that is both deeply rooted and highly contemporary.
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Nordkapp
North Cape is a place that every authentic traveller simply has to visit. The outermost reach of Europe marks a celebratory finish to any journey to the north.
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Porsangerfjord
The vast inland Finnmark Plateau is the homeland of the Sami people, a stronghold for a unique language and represents a lifestyle that is both deeply rooted and highly contemporary.
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Hammerfest
The northernmost city in the World, Hammerfest, is found in stark, barren, Arctic landscapes. Yet is is a real city with all the city trimmings.
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Karasjok
The vast inland Finnmark Plateau is the homeland of the Sami people, a stronghold for a unique language and represents a lifestyle that is both deeply rooted and highly contemporary.
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Kautokeino
The vast inland Finnmark Plateau is the homeland of the Sami people, a stronghold for a unique language and represents a lifestyle that is both deeply rooted and highly contemporary.
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Alta
The Northern Lights City with the rock carvings and the toughest dog race.
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Lyngenfjord
Lyngenfjord is towering mountains, fjords and forests. Northern Lights in a dry climate, exhilarating off-piste skiing and a heritage of 3 cultures add to the experience.
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Tromsø
A lively, beautiful city with arctic history, culture and cuisine, surrounded by mountains, fjords and islands below the Midnight Sun or the Northern Lights.
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Senja
Norway’s second biggest island has a split personality; gentle, green and welcoming on the landward side, and raw, brutal and furiously stormy on the oceanside.
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Narvik
The first large battlle of WWII was fought in Narvik. The modern city boasts 1500 metre high mountains rising directly from the fjord, magnificent skiing and a breathtaking railway to Sweden.
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Harstad
Lush forests and strawberry fields under high peaks, a rich history and an ambitious cultural programme surround colourful Harstad.
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Vesterålen
Vesterålen is an archipelago of green islands, surrounded by whales, seals and seabirds and inhabited by coastal people with both a rich history and an eye for everything contemporary. In Vesterålen, the next surprise is across the next elegant bridge.
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Lofoten
A wild, rugged mountain chain is rising up from the Gulf Stream, forming a rare and unique world, of cods, fishermen cabins (rorbu), local art, culture and beautiful nature.
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Bodø og Salten
A glacier, mountains, island and a strong maelstrom surround the coastal city. The European Capital of Culture 2024, Bodø, is found in a landscape of endless variety just north of the Arctic Circle.
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Helgeland
Tens of thousands of islands, islets, and skerries, some many miles out to sea, are home to birds, seals and coastal dwellers. Rising high above the multitude of low-lying islands are the many mountains, whose extraordinary formations have inspired both sagas and fairy tales.
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