2 Week Norway Tour Packages

Norway itineraries for 2 weeks

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• 14 Days in Norway, incl. Oslo and Bergen

  An immersive 13-night tour through 8 Norwegian cities takes you from Oslo's Frogner Park to Bergen's Bryggen wharf. The trip includes premium hotels, UNESCO-listed fjord cruises, and the famous Flåmsbana railway journey, suitable for ages 12+.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Oslo

    Begin your Norway journey in the capital. Get your rental car at Gardermoen airport in the afternoon to avoid morning traffic. On your first full day, visit Frogner Park early before the crowds arrive and check out the new Munch Museum. You can park in the underground garage near the Opera House and walk around the center since parking downtown is limited and costly.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Geilo and Flåm

    Take a 3.5-hour drive through Hallingdal Valley to Geilo, a scenic mountain village. The next day, head to Flåm for a Nærøyfjord cruise. Book an afternoon trip in summer since morning fog usually clears by then, giving you better views of the fjord.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Norheimsund

    After riding the Flåmsbana railway (sit on the right for the best waterfall views), drive to Norheimsund. Take a walk behind Steinsdalsfossen waterfall but bring a light raincoat and wear shoes with good grip since the path can get slippery.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Bergen

    It's a 1.5-hour drive to Bergen. Take the Fløibanen funicular early at 7:30 AM to skip the lines. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf later when the light is perfect for photos. Stop by the fish market for lunch. It's expensive but the local fish soup is worth trying.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Stryn Area

    Travel north to glacier country. For Jostedalsbreen Glacier visits, book a guide beforehand since you can't hike alone on the ice. Pack warm clothes even in summer. It can be 10-15°F cooler near the glacier than in town.

    
  • Days 11-12

    Geiranger and Lillehammer

    Take a morning Geirangerfjord cruise to see the Seven Sisters waterfall in good light. Drive the Eagle Road for amazing views but watch out for sharp turns and narrow roads. Continue to Lillehammer. Add extra time in winter for mountain driving.

    
  • Days 13-14

    Return to Oslo

    Drive back through Hamar. The trip takes about 2 hours, but plan for 3-4 hours to handle the rental car return and airport procedures.

    

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• 14 Day Norway Itinerary, incl. Oslo and Bergen

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Oslo

    Begin your Norway trip in the capital. Pick up your rental car at Gardermoen airport but wait until after 9 AM to avoid rush hour traffic into the city. Your first afternoon is perfect for exploring Frogner Park with its 200+ Vigeland sculptures. On Day 2, visit the Munch Museum early before the crowds arrive at 11 AM. Set aside 2-3 hours for the Fram Museum.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Geilo and Flåm

    Drive 3.5 hours from Oslo to Geilo through the beautiful Hallingdal Valley. Leave Oslo by 10 AM to stop for photos along the way. Book the morning Nærøyfjord cruise in Flåm for optimal lighting. The UNESCO-listed fjord looks most dramatic between 11 AM-1 PM when sunlight creates bold shadows on the cliffs.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Norheimsund

    Visit Steinsdalsfossen waterfall in the late afternoon when tour buses thin out. You can walk behind the falls for unique photos but bring a rain jacket. The Oksen trail in the Hardangerfjord area offers fantastic fjord views on a 4-5 hour round trip hike.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Bergen

    Beat the crowds at historic Bryggen wharf by arriving before 9 AM. Take the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen. Instead of riding back down, walk through the local neighborhoods for a pleasant 45-minute descent with great city views.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Stryn and Surroundings

    Use Stryn as your base to explore Jostedalsbreen Glacier. Book a guided glacier walk ahead of time since summer spots fill quickly. Wear sturdy hiking boots on the slippery glacier surface. Stop by Lodalen Valley to photograph its stunning turquoise lake.

    
  • Days 11-12

    Geiranger

    Visit the Eagle Road viewpoint early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds. Take the mid-morning Geirangerfjord cruise when sunlight best showcases the Seven Sisters waterfall. Choose the smaller Havila boats for a more personal experience.

  • Days 13-14

    Lillehammer to Oslo

    Return to Oslo via the scenic Gudbrandsdal Valley. Stop to see the glass cathedral ruins in Hamar. Allow 3 hours for a relaxed drive back to return your rental car.

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• 14 Day Scandinavia Itinerary, incl. Copenhagen and Stockholm

  A rich Norwegian tapestry unfolds from Stavanger to Oslo for around $5,900. The route includes Bergen's UNESCO-listed Bryggen, Flåm Railway rides, Geirangerfjord cruises, and Oslo's Vigeland Park, with local experiences and historic lodging.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Begin your journey in Denmark's capital. The Tivoli Gardens are best visited in late afternoon - one visitor shared: "The Tivoli Gardens were magical - but go late afternoon to experience both daylight and evening illuminations." Visit Amalienborg Palace in the morning before the crowds arrive. For the popular Nyhavn waterfront, plan an early breakfast to beat the midday rush. You might also want to visit Dragør fishing village, known for its photogenic yellow cottages.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Stavanger & Western Norway

    Travel through Odense, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, and take the ferry from Hirtshals to Kristiansand. A previous visitor advised: "The ferry crossing can be rough in windy weather - take motion sickness pills if needed." Explore Stavanger's old town in early evening after the day-trippers leave to see Europe's largest collection of wooden buildings.

  • Days 5-6

    Bergen

    You'll need two full days in this historic port city. A traveler suggests: "The fish market is great for lunch but very expensive - consider splitting portions." Get to the Mount Fløyen funicular before 10 AM to avoid tour groups. For the best photos of the Bryggen wharf area, go early morning before the crowds arrive.

  • Days 7-8

    Norwegian Fjords

    Take the scenic Flåm Railway, which climbs 2,800 feet through stunning landscapes. A recent visitor recommends: "Sit on the right side going up for best waterfall views." Visit Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord for incredible views. "The optional kayaking is worth it - you get much closer to the waterfalls than on the big boats," notes one traveler.

  • Days 9-10

    Central Norway

    Stop at the 12th-century Lom Stave Church on your way to Lillehammer. One visitor notes: "The open-air museum at Maihaugen gives great insight into Norwegian life - allow at least 2 hours." Make time for the Olympics site to learn about winter sports culture.

  • Day 11

    Oslo

    Spend a full day in Norway's capital. Start at Vigeland Sculpture Park when it opens at 7 AM for crowd-free photos. A helpful tip from a visitor: "The Viking Ship Museum gets packed by 11 AM. Book timed entry tickets online and arrive 15 minutes before opening."

  • Days 12-14

    Stockholm

    Your trip ends in Sweden's capital. Book ahead for the Vasa Museum, home to a preserved 17th-century warship. One visitor suggests: "The Stockholm Pass seems expensive but pays off if you visit 3+ attractions daily." Visit Gamla Stan early morning or evening after cruise ships leave for the best experience.

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