2026 Vestvagoy Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

This country favored by God🌍 hides the world's most ultimate romance here—deep fjords, dancing auroras🏔️, silent snowy mountains, and fairy-tale fishing villages. Only after visiting will you understand what true "life is worth living" means. ✨ Best travel time (tested and guaranteed!) Summer (June to August): The sun is almost up 24 hours☀️, still bright at 11 PM! This is the best time for hiking, cycling, and fjord cruises, feeling like one day can be used as two. It’s recommended to bring a sleep mask😴 Winter (November to March): The whole country turns into a winter wonderland❄️. Although the polar night is long, the aurora is stunning! Chasing the lights, dog sledding, skiing… every experience feels like living in a dream🌌 📍 These magical places come highly recommended by me! 🌊 Norwegian Fjords: The sound of waterfalls in Sognefjord, the fairy-tale feel of Geirangerfjord, the ruggedness of Lysefjord… cruising through them feels like entering the Middle-earth of The Lord of the Rings! Hiking fanatics must challenge Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten; the views from the top will make you cry with gratitude for not giving up😭 🏙️ Oslo: The "Angry Boy" statue in Vigeland Sculpture Park is truly heart-melting! The original "The Scream" by Munch in the National Gallery is so shocking it leaves you speechless, and the Viking Ship Museum instantly transports you back to the seafaring era thousands of years ago⚓ 🚤 Bergen: The colorful Bryggen wooden houses🏘️ look like a spilled paint palette. Take the Fløibanen funicular🚡 to see the whole city and fjords in one view—at that moment, you just want time to stand still. 🌌 Tromsø: The "Aurora Capital" inside the Arctic Circle is not called that for nothing! Lie under a glass dome waiting for the northern lights, or go hunting the aurora with a Sami guide—every second is a heart-racing experience💚 🏝️ Lofoten Islands: Jagged peaks pierce the Atlantic Ocean, red fishing cabins dot the coast, and the beauty here is raw and wild. Surfing, birdwatching, camping… you can’t go wrong! During aurora season, every snap is a masterpiece📸 🚆 Travel tips The "most beautiful train line in Europe," the Flåm Railway, is a must! It runs from mountain waterfalls deep into the fjords, every frame is wallpaper-worthy. The Oslo to Bergen railway is breathtaking too; book a window seat in advance🎫 🍴 These foods are amazing! - Fresh cod: The most authentic is at Bergen Fish Market, the fish is so fresh and sweet it’ll make your eyebrows drop🐟 - Brown cheese: The soul food of Norwegians! Put it in freshly baked bread, the salty-sweet mix is addictive🧀 ⚠️ Hard-earned lessons! Must tell you - Money💰: Norway is really expensive! 200-400 NOK per person in restaurants is normal. Money-saving tip: shop at supermarkets and cook yourself; picnics in scenic spots are even more romantic! - Weather🌧️: Even in summer, mountain weather changes suddenly! Windproof and waterproof jackets, warm layers, and hiking boots are all essential—don’t ask me how I know… - Aurora🌌: Best from September to March, download the Aurora Forecast App, stay away from light pollution, be patient, and luck will favor you!

#northernlights ✨ Lofoten’s Arctic Dance: My Magical Aurora Rorbuer Retreat My trip to the Lofoten Islands for the Northern Lights wasn't just a trip; it was a soul-stirring encounter with the cosmos. The unique blend of jagged, snow-dusted mountains rising straight from the sea, dotted with bright red fishing cabins, creates the most dramatically beautiful foreground for the aurora. * Location & Vibe: * Lofoten's Edge: The islands are above the Arctic Circle, offering intense darkness and high visibility. The scenery is unlike any other Arctic destination—alpine peaks meet the ocean. * Stay: Staying in a traditional Rorbuer (fisherman's cabin) was essential. Watching the lights from the dock of my cabin in a village like Reine or Hamnøy was pure magic. * The Magical Moment: * The Experience: When the aurora finally appeared around 11 PM, it started as a faint white arc (often mistaken for a cloud). Within minutes, it exploded into vibrant, dancing green ribbons that twisted and shimmered right above the peaks. It felt alive. * Important Things to Know (Practical Tips): * Best Season: Mid-September to early April is the aurora season. I recommend February/March for a balance of snowy scenery and longer daylight hours for exploration. * Darkness is Key: Drive away from towns like Svolvær or Leknes to escape light pollution. Skagsanden Beach or Haukland are superb dark spots with great foregrounds. Renting a car is vital for chasing clear skies. * Dress Warm: Arctic temperatures are brutal when standing still for hours. Invest in good base layers, a heavy outer layer, and multiple gloves/hand warmers. * Aurora Photography: Bring a sturdy tripod (windy!) and a camera with manual controls. Use a wide aperture (f/2.8-f/4), high ISO (1600-3200), and a long exposure (5-15 seconds). The camera often sees more color than the naked eye. * Use Apps: Download an aurora forecast app (e.g., Norway Lights) and a cloud cover app. Patience is your best equipment.

#northernlights Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis): A beautiful, colorful light phenomenon (mainly green, purple, and red) that dances across the night sky. This occurs due to collisions between electrically charged particles from the Sun (solar wind) and gas molecules in Earth's atmosphere, particularly around the magnetic poles. Norway (Norway) is one of the best and most famous places in the world to view the Aurora Borealis, especially in areas north of the Arctic Circle (such as Tromsø, the Lofoten Islands, and Alta). Norway lies directly below the auroral oval, a ring around the North Pole where auroral activity is strongest. The best time to see it is in winter, from late September to early April. Months like December to March, when the nights are longer, darker, and the weather is often cold and dry. Nighttime: Usually most active between 9:00 PM and 2:00 AM. In short, the Northern Lights in Norway are a magnificent natural light show (Aurora Borealis) that attracts tourists from all over the world to northern Norway.

#northernlights Just call me the aurora hunter! I decided to go full YOLO in Norway—no tour guides, no pro aurora hunters, just me, myself, and the wild. My destination? The epic Lofoten Islands, legit one of the coolest spots for chasing those electric-green northern lights. Address for your Google Maps vibes: Lofoten Islands, Nordland, Norway. Let’s be real—I set out with the aurora kp index looking kinda meh that night, so the odds didn't seem huge. Still, something in me just HAD to try. Drove solo for over 200km (round trip!) under the star-soaked sky, hoping luck would be on my side. Not gonna lie, I was low-key worried I’d end up just chilling in the cold with zero aurora action. But the universe delivered! Right above those snow-capped mountains, the northern lights literally *danced* for me. One hour of pure magic—the lights swirling, shifting, doing their own little party in the sky. 🤩 No filters, no edits, just original glow on my iPhone 16 Pro Max. Kinda bummed I left my camera at home in all the excitement, but seeing the aurora with my own eyes? Next level. Pro tip: Bring a proper cam if you wanna capture those epic light moves (phones are good, but the real show is unreal). Sometimes all you need is a random idea and a bit of guts. Manifest that good luck and chase your own adventure! If you’re planning an aurora trip, the Lofoten Islands are open 24/7 (because…nature, duh!). And yeah, Norway in winter is cold but sooo worth it for the northern lights. Stay wild, stay lucky! 🍀 #travel #naturalwonders

I used to think Tromsø was the pinnacle of Nordic winter scenery, but after visiting the Lofoten Islands, I realized it can be even more stunning. Here, the route is filled with snowy mountains, fjords, fishing villages, colorful houses, and the sea. It's a complete paradise for scenery lovers. About traveling in the Lofoten Islands: Public transportation here is inconvenient, so the best way to explore is by self-driving, as the entire route is scenic and being able to stop whenever you want is the best. However, if you have little experience driving on ice and snow in winter, be cautious about self-driving, as the roads can be very slippery and dangerous. If you don't drive, the best option is to join a tour from Svolvær. Usually, a one-day tour of the southern Lofoten will take you to classic spots around Reine / Hamnøy / Sakrisøy. This area is basically the "postcard cover zone" of the Lofoten Islands.

Lofoten in winter is like a dream resting on the sea. Snow-covered red cabins, fishing village lights, and the aurora streaking across the night sky💫. As the E10 highway winds between mountains and sea, every turn is a cinematic masterpiece. Winter in Norway offers more than just this: The Arctic Cathedral in Tromsø shimmering under the aurora✨, Senja Island's snow-capped peaks like a poetic painting🏔️, and the red fishing cabins of Reine reflecting in the blue fjords💙. This is the romance the Arctic truly deserves. ⚠️ Travel Tips 📒 Visa: Schengen visa required; prepare 2-3 months in advance. 📶 Network: Norway or Nordic region eSIM card. 🧥 Clothing: Dress in layers! Thermal base layer + fleece + windproof down jacket. Ensure anti-slip soles for footwear. 📸 Photography: For aurora shots, use a tripod and manual mode (ISO 1600-3200, shutter speed 5-10 seconds recommended). 🍲 Dining: Lofoten is rich in cod and king crab. Restaurants are mostly concentrated in Reine and Svolvær; some rural restaurants may close in winter. 🕰️ Schedule: Supermarkets generally close at 6 PM, and many shops are closed on holidays (especially Christmas). Stock up on food and water in advance. ✈️ Five-Day, Four-Night Itinerary 🔹𝐃𝟏: Tromsø - Arctic Cathedral - Tromsø Bridge - Fjellheisen Cable Car - Senja Island 🔹𝐃𝟐: Senja Island - Devil's Teeth - Golden Toilet - Fjord Lookout - Narvik 🔹𝐃𝟑: Narvik Train Station - Sea View Ski Resort - Henningsvær - Football Field on the Sea 🔹𝐃𝟒: Reine - Hamnøy - Å Village - Sakrisøya Yellow House 🔹𝐃𝟓: Svolvær - Evenes - Tromsø ✅ Note: Roads in Senja and Lofoten are generally narrow, with frequent snow and ice in winter. If you lack snow driving experience, consider joining a tour or hiring a driver with winter driving expertise. 🌈 Must-Visit Highlights 💎 Fjellheisen Cable Car, Tromsø ✨ A scenic spot in the city of auroras! Take the cable car to the top of Storsteinen Mountain for a panoramic view of the city and fjords💚. 💎 Senja Island ✨ Known as the "Norway in Miniature," this hidden gem combines snow-capped mountains, bays, and cliffs. 💎 Henningsvær ✨ A football field surrounded by waves, the snow-covered pitch looks like a dream under the aurora⚽️. 💎 Reine & Hamnøy ✨ Postcard-perfect fishing villages in Lofoten, with red cabins reflecting in blue bays. Under the polar night, the stars twinkle, and every shot is a Nordic masterpiece🌠. 💎 Å Village & Sakrisøya Yellow House ✨ At the end of the E10 highway, the world's edge; the iconic yellow house set against snowy mountains and the sea feels like the exit of a dream🏡. 💬 If Zermatt is "the romance of snow-capped mountains," then Lofoten is "the poetry of the sea and auroras." This winter, the Arctic Circle awaits you for a date with the lights✨.

If you have ever dreamed of embracing a fairy tale in the icy snow, chasing the aurora in the endless wilderness, and encountering whales in the depths of the Arctic Ocean—then this Nordic polar tour is a tailor-made dream come true for you.💪 ✈️✈️✈️Before you go: 📄Visa: Apply for a Schengen visa 3-6 months in advance~ 💰Currency: Euro ⏳Time difference: 5 hours during daylight saving time, 6 hours during standard time 🔌Plug: European standard safety socket, corresponding electrical plugs have two round pins 💥Product Highlights 【Itinerary Highlights】One-way route with no backtracking, ensuring no precious sightseeing time is wasted; in-depth exploration of Norway’s Lofoten Islands and Arctic Ocean coastline. 【Photography Islands】A panoramic in-depth tour of the Lofoten Islands, called a paradise on earth by Lonely Planet. 【Midnight Sun】Part of Norway’s territory lies within the Arctic Circle, where polar day and polar night occur. In this vibrant midsummer, we will take you inside the Arctic Circle to chase the never-setting sun. ☀️Itinerary Route D1 Tromsø - Narvik D2 Narvik - Svolvær D3 Svolvær - Austvågøy - Reine - Henningsvær D4 Svolvær - Senja Islands D5 Senja Islands - Sommarøy D6 Sommarøy - Tromsø

Hey guys! The crisp autumn air is the perfect time for a Nordic tour, and this 10-day guide is packed with great tips! Enjoy 5 special meals, chase the Northern Lights, ride cable cars, visit iconic landmarks, and see Andersen’s Little Mermaid statue—all included. Save this now! -------- 🌍 Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Arrive at Copenhagen Airport, check into your hotel, then enjoy free time! Don’t forget to try the special Nordic McDonald’s meal~ Day 2: 🌆 Full day in Copenhagen, visit the Little Mermaid statue from Andersen’s tales, soak in the charm of the fairy tale city, and enjoy Danish roast crispy pork for dinner. Day 3: ✈️ Fly from Copenhagen to Tromsø to save time~ Then take a bus to Harstad, enjoy the Nordic scenery along the way, and get ready for the Lofoten Islands adventure! Days 4-5: 🛶 In-depth tour of the Lofoten Islands, cruise between Stamsund and Svolvær, visit Å and Reine, indulge in island scenery, cod dishes, and natural beauty. Day 6: 🛫 Depart Svolvær, fly via Evenes to Oslo, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park to experience the diversity of life, and enjoy Swedish meatballs for dinner. Days 7-9: 🛳️ Bus from Oslo to Stockholm, take a cruise to tour the Baltic Sea at night with a seafood buffet; stop at Turku and Helsinki, visit Helsinki’s Rock Church; guided tour of Stockholm City Hall, then fly back to Beijing. Day 10: 🛬 Arrive in Beijing, ending an unforgettable Nordic journey! -------- Must-See Attractions: 🧜‍♀️ Little Mermaid Statue: A century-old city icon, a melancholic girl sitting quietly under the deep sea, peaceful and healing~ 🛥️ Nyhavn: Full of Copenhagen charm! Colorful old houses with wooden boats, perfect for photos and check-ins~ 🚡 Tromsø Cable Car: Direct to the mountaintop viewing platform, panoramic views of Tromsø city, breathtakingly beautiful! -------- Travel Tips: 1️⃣ **Apply for Visa Early**: Multiple Nordic countries require a Schengen visa; prepare documents 2 months in advance for peace of mind📄✨ 2️⃣ **Price Differences on Souvenirs**: Finnish glassware and Swedish crystal are 30% cheaper than in China, but duty-free shops on cruises are even better deals🛍️💎 3️⃣ **October Clothing**: Wear a windproof jacket during the day at 5-10°C, and add fleece pants plus heat packs at night when it drops to -2°C❄️🧥 4️⃣ **Must-Try Special Meals**: Nordic McDonald’s reindeer burger, Lofoten cod dishes, and Swedish meatballs with blueberry sauce are amazing!🍔🐟🍖 -------- Don’t hesitate—follow this Nordic tour group guide and start your dream Nordic adventure now!

Glaciers flow with golden light under the midnight sun✨ Fjords reflect pink and purple auroras💫 Whale pods🐳 leap from the dark blue sea, breaking the Arctic silence This is Northern Norway🇳🇴 A photographer’s📸 paradise and a sanctuary for aurora believers! Stay with us in seaside cabins Pillow your head with the sound of waves🌊 and wait for the Aurora Goddess to arrive Every frame is a National Geographic cover! - 🚁 Trip Highlights ❶ Norway in miniature — Lofoten Islands🏔️ The Lofoten Islands are Norway’s outpost into the Arctic Circle, ranked by National Geographic as the world’s second most beautiful archipelago. The islands attract photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers year-round. ． ❷ Aurora paradise — Senja Island💫 Jagged mountains, deep fjords, colorful fishing villages in the valleys, and the magnificent Arctic Ocean scenery. In winter, it is surrounded by the Northern Lights, hence the name “Aurora Paradise.” ． ❸ Tromsø epic whale watching🐳 Board the catamaran MS Gabriele to charge into whale pods, capturing orcas breaching and splashing with a telephoto lens (100% encounter rate in winter!) - 🌈 Must-visit spots 🔸 Svolvær 🔸 Å town 🔸 Senja Island 🔸 Reine 🔸 Sommarøy 🔸 Henningsvær Football Field 🔸 Narvik 🔸 Ofotfjord 🔸 Arctic Cathedral 🔸 Tromsø Bridge - 🛎️ Exclusive product highlights: Stay in hotels surrounded by scenery🏨 ▪️ Anker Brygge Hotel ▪️ Senja Pier Hotel ▪️ Sommarøy Arctic Hotel - 📅 6-day Norway itinerary 🔹 DAY1: Tromsø - Narvik 🔹 DAY2: Narvik - Svolvær 🔹 DAY3: Svolvær - Å - Reine - Henningsvær 🔹 DAY4: Svolvær - Senja Islands 🔹 DAY5: Senja Islands - Sommarøy 🔹 DAY6: Sommarøy - Tromsø - 🌠 Hardcore Aurora Photography Guide ⏳ Prime time: December to February, 8:00 PM to midnight, peak aurora activity (KP index >3 visible to the naked eye) ． 📸 Secret photo spots: 📌 Lofoten: Reine fishing village red cabins + snowy mountain background aurora 📌 Senja Island: Bergsbotn viewpoint, shoot aurora and fjord together from cliff edge 📌 Tromsø: Take the cable car to the summit, capture aurora and colorful cabin lights during the blue hour - 🦒 About us ▪️ Years of local expertise in Europe, destination group tours, 1-on-1 customized service, 24-hour support

If you have always wanted to go to a place where you can see the aurora borealis, where the scenery is as beautiful as a painting, and it is so quiet that all you hear are the waves and falling snow, then the Lofoten Islands in Norway are truly worth a visit! Our designed small group tour of 4-8 people departs from Tromsø, the "Gateway to the Arctic," crossing snowy mountains, fjords, and fishing villages, heading to the fairy-tale islands at the end of the world~ 🌟 Highlights ✔ Lonely Planet cover locations: Henningsvær, Hamnøy, Reine fishing village, Å town, the famous yellow house ✔ Secret Senja: Devil’s Teeth, Golden Toilet, Fjord Viewpoint ✔ Dual experience: Polar snowy mountains x fishing village culture ✔ Chinese-speaking guide and driver: years of snow driving & aurora chasing experience ✔ Selected accommodations: 3-4 star hotels / unique wooden cabins, sleep soundly and wake up naturally 🚩 Comfortable winter pace · 5-day itinerary 𝐃𝟏: Tromsø - Arctic Cathedral - Tromsø Bridge - Z North McDonald's - *Tromsø Cable Car 𝐃𝟐: Senja - Devil’s Teeth - Golden Toilet - Fjord Viewpoint 𝐃𝟑: Narvik Train Station - Seaside Ski Resort - Henningsvær - Sea Football Field 𝐃𝟒: Reine - Hamnøy - Å town - Sakrisøya Yellow House 𝐃𝟓: Svolvær - Evenes Airport / Tromsø - Disband 💡 Suitable for Those who want to see the aurora + Arctic snow scenery Photography lovers seeking cinematic quality shots Those who don’t want to rush and prefer a comfortable small group experience 📌 Travel Tips 📅 Operating period: November to April (aurora peak season) ⏳ Recommended to book 2-3 months in advance, spots are tight during peak season 🚗 Chinese-speaking guide and driver throughout, no need to drive yourself, travel with peace of mind 🧳 Warmth tips: Down jacket + snow boots are a must!

#PostACommentWinJungliaTickets I've been to Norway twice, once cold and once warm. Let's talk about a cold day. Lofoten Islands, Norway: Ice Climbing Under the Aurora 📍 Location: Lofoten Islands, Norway 🧗 Adventure Experience: Donning spiked boots, climbing a frozen fjord waterfall in -15°C. The moment the ice axe pierces the blue ice, the shattered ice sprays like diamonds. Mid-climb, looking back, the dark green Norwegian Sea beneath us lies below, and fishing boats drift like toys on a canvas of ice crystals. 🌌 Magical Reward: Camping by the sea at Reine at night, the aurora suddenly erupts! Green ribbons sway overhead, reflecting on the frozen rock walls, transforming the entire fjord into a neon dance hall. As I frantically reached for my camera, the guide calmly said, "Don't take photos, use your eyes to remember." ❄️ Arctic Survival Kit: - Wool underwear + down pants (wear them like Michelin-starred onions) - Thermos of hot blueberry juice (the Nordic Red Bull) - Stock cod I bought at the fishing village as a climbing snack (so salty and delicious it'll break your teeth)

The best time to visit Norway depends on the attractions and activities you want to experience. You can choose the travel time according to your preferences! Here are the recommendations for different seasons: 🌞Summer (June - August) ▫️Features: Warm weather, long daylight hours (especially the Midnight Sun phenomenon in the Arctic Circle), ideal for outdoor activities. ▫️Recommended Activities 1️⃣Explore the fjords (such as Sognefjord, Geirangerfjord). 2️⃣Hiking (such as Pulpit Rock, Kjeragbolten, Trolltunga). 3️⃣Midnight Sun in the Arctic Circle (Tromsø, Lofoten Islands). 4️⃣City sightseeing (Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim). ▫️Advantages: Pleasant climate, convenient transportation, all attractions are open. ❄️Winter (December - February) ▫️Features: Cold but charming, perfect for experiencing snow activities and the Northern Lights. ▫️Recommended Activities 1️⃣Northern Lights viewing (Tromsø, Alta, Lofoten Islands). 2️⃣Skiing (Lillehammer, Trysil, Oslo Holmenkollen). 3️⃣Dog sledding or reindeer sledding. 4️⃣Experience ice hotels (such as Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel in Alta). ▫️Advantages: Unique winter experience, best time for Northern Lights viewing. 🍃Spring (March - May) ▫️Features: Gradually warming weather, melting snow, fewer tourists. ▫️Recommended Activities 1️⃣Early spring hiking in the fjord regions. 2️⃣Experience Norwegian Easter traditions. 3️⃣View waterfalls and melting snow landscapes. ▫️Advantages: Fewer tourists, relatively lower prices. 🍂Autumn (September - November) ▫️Features: Stunning autumn colors, cool weather, ideal for nature lovers. ▫️Recommended Activities 1️⃣Admire autumn fjords and forest landscapes. 2️⃣Experience Norwegian cultural festivals (such as Bergen International Film Festival). 3️⃣Early Northern Lights sightings (starting late September). ▫️Advantages: Fewer tourists, unique scenery.

Norway 🇳🇴 Attractions-Uttakleiv strand Northwest of central Lofoten There is a very romantic and beautiful beach here There is a big love stone here where people stand upright. If you look closely, you can see that there is a magnet firmly attached to the bottom. But I feel like it will still fall over if it is accidentally bumped into The wind is strong on this coast, but I can stand here Very magical Norway 🇳🇴 Attractions-Uttakleiv strand Northwest of the central Lofoten Islands There is a very romantic and beautiful beach here There is a big love stone standing upright here Closer look at the bottom, there is a magnet that holds it firmly But it feels like it will fall over if you accidentally hit it. On this coast, the sea is very windy, but I can stand here It’s really amazing here.

Let's talk about car rental tips and sightseeing in Tromsø. For car rental travel, there will be more choices to go to farther places, and the daily activity time will be more abundant and relaxed. In winter, renting a car definitely requires attention to safety. Choosing an SUV model with four-wheel drive will be safer and more comfortable. In Norway, all cars will switch to snow tires in winter, so don't worry. However, the driving speed still needs to be slower, and the braking distance will be much longer than normal. I rented a car from Tromsø and drove all the way to Lofoten. The scenery along the way was very beautiful, but because I went in December, there was very little daylight. After about 2pm, it was already dark, and most of the time I was driving at night. So be sure to pay attention to safety ⚠️. I drove from Tromsø to Rovaniemi on the Svolvær road, which took 8 hours with about 2 hours of rest in between. It's not recommended to drive alone, it's better to take turns with two or three people. Fuel up ⛽️: In Norway, refueling is mostly self-service. There is a card slot next to the refueling gun where credit cards such as Visa and Master can be used. Select the corresponding fuel pump and start refueling. The whole process is basically self-operated. If you don't know how to do it, you can ask the staff for help. You don't have to worry about running out of gas and not finding a gas station along the way. There are still many gas stations available. After driving to the Lofoten Islands, the E10 highway is one of the most beautiful self-driving roads in the world. The scenery along the way is very beautiful, mostly coastal roads. Thanks to the unique terrain of Lofoten, driving on the road is like being in a movie. Pick-up and drop-off: The pick-up location is right outside Tromsø Airport where five or six car rental companies are located together, making it very convenient to pick up and drop off the car at the same place.

If you're tired of the usual European tours, why not follow this guide to step into the fairy-tale secret realm of Northern Norway? Make wishes under the Northern Lights, travel through the fjords. Here is a unique and in-depth 5-day itinerary to let you experience a different side of Scandinavia. ————————💫💫💫———————— 📅 Highlights at a glance ✅ Boutique small group of 8 people, accompanied by a Chinese-speaking driver-guide throughout ✅ 2 nights in four-star hotels + 1 night in a distinctive wooden cabin, no compromise on accommodation ✅ One free Northern Lights chase, with professional and attentive aurora tour service ✅ Travel along the E10 highway, check in at the "world's most beautiful football field" ✅ Tromsø cable car to the summit, overlooking the panoramic view of the Arctic Circle 🗓️ Itinerary overview (5 days 4 nights) 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Arrival day in Tromsø, recommended free activities: Arctic Cathedral, visit the world's northernmost McDonald's, recommended Fjellheisen cable car to the summit for panoramic views 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Tromsø → Senja Island → Devil's Teeth → The Golden Toilet → Bergsbotn viewpoint 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: Narvik → Ofotfjord → Svolvær 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: Highlights of the Lofoten Islands (Reine + Henningsvær + Hamnøy + the famous yellow houses) 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓: Svolvær → EVE Airport for departure ————————💫💫💫———————— 💰 Price includes 🔹 5-9 seat business vans/SUVs throughout (2-4 people upgrade to off-road vehicles) 🔹 4 nights accommodation (breakfast not included) 🔹 Chinese-speaking driver-guide + Northern Lights guide 🔹 Mountain cable car tickets ⚠️ Not included 🔹 Meals, optional activities (dog sledding/whale watching require secondary confirmation) 🔹 Travel insurance, personal expenses 📌 Friendly reminders 🔹 Northern Lights depend on weather conditions; no refunds if not seen 🔹 Each person is limited to one 25-inch suitcase; oversize luggage must be communicated in advance 🔹 Itinerary order may be slightly adjusted according to actual arrangements Winter in Norway is not just about the Northern Lights, but also snow-capped mountains, fjords, colorful fishing villages, and enthusiastic sled dogs. If you yearn for a pure and breathtaking Arctic journey, save this guide and let's set off together❄️

From October to April of the following year, places like Tromsø and Svolvær in Norway enter the polar night, with daylight lasting only about 4 hours. During the dark nights, the aurora borealis beams across the sky, illuminating the entire town. From the roof of the Arctic Cathedral, you can overlook the city lights, and the beauty of the northern lights is beyond words. Tromsø is a city in northern Norway, located 50 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. It features beautiful fjords, waterfalls, glaciers, and the northern lights, making it one of the best places in the world to view the aurora borealis. Tromsø also offers many exciting activities such as dog sledding, ice fishing, and skiing. At Tromsø's Arctic Cathedral, you can join the locals in Christmas celebrations. Svolvær is a city in northern Norway and one of the most beautiful cities in the country. It boasts stunning fjords, waterfalls, and glaciers, as well as the famous music festival "Svolvaborgfestivalen." Svolvær offers many fun activities like sea fishing, kayaking, and skiing. At the Aurora Hotel in Svolvær, you can stay in a luxury suite and enjoy the magnificent northern lights. Overall, Tromsø and Svolvær in Norway are magical places with many interesting activities and beautiful scenery. If you have the chance to travel here, be sure to fully enjoy the natural beauty and cultural events.

If you long for the winter at the "end of the world," you must visit the Lofoten Islands 🇳🇴 This is not the filtered Nordic you see on social media— but a real place where sea, snowy mountains, and the aurora coexist. This "Lofoten Islands 4 Days 3 Nights" itinerary covers Senja Island + Lofoten in one trip. It’s one of my favorite Arctic Circle winter routes 👇 ✨ Why is this route worth it? Small Chinese-speaking group of 2–8 people No crowded buses, no rushed sightseeing, a comfortable pace Visit two major Arctic hidden gems in one trip ✔ Norway’s “miniature” Senja Island ✔ Lofoten Islands, featured on the cover of Lonely Planet Instagram-worthy spots Devil’s Teeth | Sea Football Field | Reine | Hamnøy All scenes you’ve seen on INS / Lonely Planet 3 nights in small town hotels / cabins Staying near the Arctic Circle for multiple nights = much higher chances of seeing the aurora ✨ Guaranteed by Tie Fa · Aurora prime season Stable departures from Nov 2025 to Apr 2026, ready to go anytime 🚗 Lofoten 4-Day Itinerary 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Tromsø - Senja Island 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Lofoten Town - Henningsvær - Sea Football Field 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: Hamnøy Village - Nusfjord - White Sand Beach - Å - Reine 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: Lofoten Town - Evenes Airport - Tromsø 📌 Some sincere tips: ➊ Clothing: Keep warm! Bright scarves/hats make great photos~ ➋ Mindset: This isn’t a laid-back vacation, but an immersive journey to mountains and sea ➌ Aurora: Requires clear skies + luck, but staying here already gives you a winning probability 🌌

Best Time • Aurora Season: November to March, Tromsø KP≥3 makes sightings easy; Lofoten's mirror beach offers stunning auroras • Midnight Sun: June to July, summer hiking, sea fishing, and beaches are more enjoyable • Travel Tips: Winter requires 4WD + snow tires, some sections of E10 are prone to ice; summer car rentals are more flexible 6 Days 5 Nights Itinerary (Winter Edition) • Day 1 Tromsø First Experience | Morning: Check in at the Arctic Cathedral; Afternoon: Fjellheisen Cable Car to the summit (go up before sunset, the blue hour is breathtaking); Evening: Explore the city and prepare aurora gear (tripod, hand warmers) • Day 2 Tromsø Aurora + Polar Adventure | Daytime: Dog sledding (approx. 1200-2000 NOK) or Sami cultural experience (reindeer sled + traditional meal); Evening: Guided aurora chase to Skibotn/Ersfjordbotn, camera settings ISO1600 + 15-second shutter • Day 3 Tromsø → Lofoten (Svolvær) | Route: Tromsø → E10 → Svolvær (approx. 420 km, 5-6 hours); Highlights: fjords and snowy mountains along the way, evening stroll at Svolvær fishing harbor red cabins; Accommodation: Fishermen’s cabin Rorbuer • Day 4 Lofoten Highlights: Reine + Hamnøy | Morning: Reinebringen hike (overlooking the "world's most beautiful fishing village"), Hamnøy (Lonely Planet cover photo); Afternoon: Henningsvær (sea football field, snowy mountain sea views); Evening: Stay at Reine guesthouse, watch for auroras from the terrace • Day 5 Lofoten Off the Beaten Path + History | Morning: Lofotr Viking Museum (longhouse, ancient ships); Afternoon: Skagsanden mirror beach (aurora reflections in winter), Å village (end of E10, feeling like the world’s end); Evening: Optional Trollfjord night cruise • Day 6 Return | Lofoten → Tromsø (flight or self-drive); Morning: last stroll in Svolvær, afternoon car return/wait for flight Top 5 Must-Do Experiences 1. Tromsø Cable Car: 5 minutes to the top, 360° fjord and snow mountain views, a must at sunset 2. Lofoten Hiking: Reinebringen (moderate difficulty, panoramic views worth the effort) 3. Aurora Hunting: Mirror auroras at Lofoten’s Skagsanden beach, more stable sightings at Tromsø’s outskirts with no light pollution 4. Dog Sledding/Reindeer Sledding: Soulful Arctic Circle winter experience, choose packages including hot drinks 5. Sea Fishing/Seafood Dining: Freshly caught cod/salmon in Lofoten; Tromsø’s Fiskekompaniet offers king crab around 300 NOK per person Transportation & Accommodation & Food • Transportation | Tromsø → Lofoten: ① Self-drive E10 (cautious in winter); ② Flight Tromsø to Svolvær (about 1 hour, time-saving); ③ Bus + ferry (cost-effective but time-consuming) • Accommodation | Tromsø: city center hotels (near cable car/cathedral); Lofoten: Reine Rorbuer (red cabins with sea view), Svolvær apartments (convenient) • Food | Tromsø: Fiskekompaniet (king crab), the world’s northernmost McDonald’s (salmon burger); Lofoten: bacalao (venison/cod), fresh seafood at fishing harbors Avoid Pitfalls • Choose aurora tours with rescheduling options to avoid wasting due to bad weather • Wear anti-slip boots + crampons for winter hiking, some parts of Reinebringen are steep • Book Lofoten accommodation 1-2 months in advance, popular guesthouses fill up quickly during aurora season • Renters must buy full insurance; roads are slippery in winter, some parts of E10 have no signal

Darling, here’s an amazing 14-day Nordic multi-city tour recommendation. Let’s set off together to experience the unique charm of the Nordics! ✨ Follow this guide for an even better trip↓ The Nordics in winter are like a fairy tale world 🧊 With a long history and unique regional customs, you can see beautiful scenery and experience a different cultural vibe. 🎈Itinerary Overview: - DAY 1 - 2: Shenzhen → Dubai → Copenhagen, check out Nyhavn, taste local specialties 🥐, and start your Nordic journey. - DAY 3 - 6: Copenhagen → Tromsø - Narvik - Lofoten Islands, take a cable car for panoramic views, enjoy sea adventures 🎣. - DAY 7 - 11: Svolvær → Oslo → Reykjavik, visit Blue Lagoon, waterfalls, and explore the Golden Circle ⛰. - DAY 12 - 13: Reykjavik → Stockholm → Dubai. - DAY 14: Dubai → Hong Kong → Shenzhen. 🌟Recommended Highlights: - Nyhavn🌟🌟🌟🌟: Located in Copenhagen, open year-round, spend 1-2 hours enjoying colorful old houses and wooden boats. - Polar Park🌟🌟🌟🌟: In the Lofoten Islands, opening hours vary, about 2 hours to see Arctic animals. - Sky Lagoon🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Unique to Iceland, opening times vary, spend 1-2 hours, like a mysterious gem. - Vatnajökull National Park🌟🌟🌟🌟: In Iceland, best visited in summer, duration flexible, experience the blend of ice and fire. - Hallgrímskirkja🌟🌟🌟🌟: Reykjavik landmark, open anytime, half-hour visit, enjoy fireworks on New Year’s Eve. 🎒Packing List: 🧥 Clothing: Going to the Nordics in winter? Remember to bring a thick down jacket, warm scarf, hat, and gloves. 💡 Accessories: Bring a SIM card for communication, and a plug adapter is a must. 📄 Documents: Get your Nordic multi-city visa in advance, and bring your ID, passport, etc. 🔌 Electronics: Don’t forget your phone and charger to capture beautiful moments on your trip. Your travel plan is about to come true! Click the card below for more travel info~

It takes the concept of "snow-capped mountains touching the sea" to the extreme, and every snapshot looks like a world straight out of a postcard! 🏞️ Natural Beauty Needs No Filter It is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, and the snow-capped mountains here are the longest in Europe. Just find a viewpoint on any small island, and you can see the stunning combination of snow mountains and sea. 🐕 Dogs with Full Healing Power Norwegians love dogs, and this place is truly a dog paradise. You can easily meet adorable little corgis, and walking around feels very healing. 🏞️ Viewpoints Come with Built-in Filters The coastline of the Lofoten Islands is super long, and any viewpoint can produce breathtaking shots. Snow mountains, small towns, seagulls... each can be a perfect photo subject! 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots · Vesterålen Viewpoint: One of the landmarks of the Lofoten Islands, offering breathtaking views of "snow mountains touching the sea." · Hillkones Lighthouse: This small lighthouse may be modest in size but is very photogenic. · Svolvær Church: This blue and white church is perfect as a backdrop, and every shot looks like a postcard. · Hamar Town: This town embraced by snow mountains is super romantic, and every snapshot looks like a movie scene. 👗 Outfit Suggestions · Wearing colorful clothes is recommended for more distinctive photos. · Dresses and Martin boots are very photogenic, and hats can add style. · Don’t forget sunglasses and scarves; the mountain wind is quite strong! 🍽️ Food Recommendations · Salmon: Norwegian seafood is really fresh, and grilled salmon is a must-try! · Potato Stew with Beef: The staple food here is potatoes and beef, paired with a beer for the perfect late-night snack. · Ice Cream: Local ice cream is delicious, with various berry flavors to choose from! · Coffee: Norwegian coffee is also famous, and iced coffee is a must-try! 🚗 Travel Tips: · Driving in the Lofoten Islands is very convenient, and many small roads are scenic. But be careful driving on mountain roads! · Public transportation is not very convenient; self-driving or renting a car is recommended. · Be sure to apply sunscreen! The sunlight here is very strong! ⚠️ Important Notes: · The seawater here is very cold, so be sure to wear a life jacket when swimming! · Everyone is responsible for protecting the environment, so remember to take your trash with you~~

Every year from September to April, when the Arctic Circle enters its long winter, the night sky turns deep blue over the far north, and the lively green aurora streaks across the horizon. Chasing the northern lights becomes the ultimate dream on many travelers' lists. This winter, seize the golden period at the end of this "aurora explosion year" to embrace that streak of light in the sky at the global top aurora viewing spots in Northern Europe or Russia. Miss it, and you'll have to wait another 11 years! 🇮🇸 The magical land of fire and ice Because the entire country lies within the aurora zone, Iceland, rich in volcanoes and glaciers, often sees brilliant auroras quietly appear in the winter night sky. The clear air and minimal light pollution make it a dream destination for aurora chasers. The scenic southern coastline is a popular choice for chasing the lights in Iceland. Stroll along the black sand beach near the town of Vík, where you can admire the wild and magnificent beauty created by basalt columns and the roaring Atlantic waves, and you might even see the faint glow of black stones under the dancing aurora overhead. From here, visit the "💎 Ice Beach" where floating icebergs in Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon reflect the aurora's light, explore the Vatnajökull Glacier’s blue ice caves with a professional guide, or witness the aurora passing over the top of Seljalandsfoss waterfall through the water curtain behind it, where the mist creates a breathtaking scene. The Snæfellsnes Peninsula, known as "Iceland in Miniature," has fewer tourists and unique scenery: the quiet fishing village of Arnarstapi offers a gentle and healing experience as you gaze at the aurora with the sound of waves; the sea stacks of Lóndrangar standing on the coast create a strong visual impact with the aurora, full of epic feeling; the iconic Kirkjufell mountain, shaped like a grass hat and covered in winter snow, looks even more beautiful and romantic under the aurora, like a fairyland painting; compared to the southern coast, the black sand beaches of Snæfellsnes Peninsula combine tranquility with wild beauty. 🇳🇴 The northern lights reflecting between mountains and sea With deep fjords and quiet archipelagos, northern Norway offers both natural grandeur and the charm of fishing villages. The cold winter enhances the atmosphere for aurora viewing. Tromsø, the "Gateway to the Arctic" located in the center of the aurora oval, has a very high chance of seeing the northern lights, making it very friendly for beginners. Take the cable car to the top, and when the aurora streaks across the night sky, you can take in the dazzling city lights below, the peaceful fjords, and the colorful light beams above — like a dream. Not far from the cable car station, the modern architectural masterpiece Arctic Cathedral, inspired by icebergs and traditional Sami tents, features a simple triangular exterior and giant stained glass windows that look especially photogenic under the aurora. If you have time, visit Sommarøy, the "Island of No Time," to capture the stunning aurora active along the coastline. The Lofoten Islands are a secret aurora paradise favored by the gods, where unique fjords and fishing villages make aurora viewing even more special. In the island center, Svolvær, you can experience city life and conveniently reach various viewing spots; in Reine, known as "Norway’s most beautiful fishing village," the mirror-like sea reflects granite peaks, and red and white wooden houses nestle by the fjord. Arriving early in the morning offers a chance to see a fairy-tale scene created by morning mist and the aurora; the tranquil coasts of Å and Hamnøy and the secluded Nusfjord are also perfect places to wait for the northern lights. 🇷🇺 The ultimate romance at the edge of the world With long polar nights, extended aurora viewing windows, and little commercialization, Russia offers a convenient, affordable, and culturally unique aurora chasing experience with visa-free travel options. In Murmansk, Russia’s aurora hotspot, the Lenin nuclear-powered icebreaker quietly docks in the harbor, blending industrial charm with stunning auroras in a magical way; take a photo with the northern lights beside the Arctic Circle city marker to capture the moment you step into the Arctic Circle; the solemn Alyosha statue looks even more imposing under the aurora; visit a Sami village to change into traditional ethnic costumes, ride a sled through the snow, and look up to meet the aurora, immersing yourself in the winter daily life of the far north’s indigenous people. For those who prefer a more niche, artsy aurora experience, travel from Murmansk to Teriberka. Swing on the northernmost swing by the coast, where the dreamy aurora seems within reach; stand quietly by the whale skeleton and ship graveyard on the beach, full of traces of time blending with the aurora, creating a strong storytelling atmosphere; the Arctic Throne, set against the vast Arctic Ocean, is a great place to experience the solitude of the world’s end, and lucky visitors might capture the magical aurora in one frame. ✨️ Of course, even in an explosion year, the aurora is still a natural gift, a blind box. You can only embrace a higher chance of encountering it and keep a relaxed expectation. ✨️ However, even if you fail to catch the aurora in Northern Europe or Russia this winter, you can still start an Andersen-themed journey in Copenhagen, Denmark; take a scenic train through the Norwegian fjords; visit the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, to relive Viking legends; explore Sibelius Park in Helsinki, Finland, and listen to the ethereal music of the wind through steel pipes; check in at Hallgrímskirkja Church and the Sun Voyager sculpture in Reykjavík, Iceland, to face avant-garde design and free spirit; or tour Russia’s iconic four palaces to recall the glory of Tsarist Russia... This time, unlock the diverse ways to chase the aurora in Northern Europe and Russia yourself!

Norway's Snow: Shattering a Young Heart's Secrets December in Norway, with two heavy snowfalls, fulfilled my dream of a snowy land as a southerner. As someone who prefers planning, I was anxious about the uncertainty of the itinerary when I first arrived in Norway, but when my feet stepped into the snow piles in Tromsø, all the anxiety melted away with the softness of the snow. On the day of arrival, the blizzard almost prevented the plane from landing, and the tension in the cabin turned into joyful cheers after landing. I walked out of the airport on thick snow, surrounded by pure white as far as the eye could see, branches covered with frost, houses blanketed in thick snow, as if I had entered a fairy tale world. On the day of departure, there was another heavy snowfall; I slipped in the snow dragging my suitcase, sitting awkwardly on the snow, but watching the falling snowflakes made me laugh out loud. That unrestrained joy felt like returning to my youth. During the days in Norway, we chased nature: encountering orcas and pods of humpback whales at sea, watching them swim in the ice-blue waters; waiting late at night under snowy mountains for the aurora to streak across the sky like a green ribbon; walking into the fjords of Lofoten, where red-roofed wooden houses stood silently in the snow, distant mountains covered in snow, blue seas rolling—so beautiful it made my heart tremble. Snow in Zhejiang is always fleeting, and snow in London is rare, but only Norway's snow is grand and passionate. It not only covers the land but also shatters the obsession with snow deep in my heart, leaving behind a forever vivid secret of youth.

Here's an 11-day treasure itinerary for multiple Nordic countries! Take a sea eagle cruise to feel the sea breeze, personally catch plump sea crabs, ride gentle Icelandic horses, and take a cable car to overlook beautiful scenery! You can also check in at the Chinese restaurant featured in 'Chef Nic', and savor a Norwegian salmon feast. This trip is a great deal! / 🗓Itinerary: D1: 🩩️Arrive in Helsinki, check in at Finland's capital landmarks Senate Square and Helsinki Cathedral, and stay at a 4-diamond 💎 hotel in Helsinki. D2-3: Helsinki 🩩️ Tromsø, visit the Gateway to Northern Norway, Tromsø Cable Car 🚡, Arctic Cathedral ⛪, etc.; then head to the Polaria Aquarium 🐟🐙🦀🐋, followed by Senja Island. D4-5: Senja Island 🚌 Svolvær, check in at attractions like Husøy 🏠 and Devil's Teeth 😈, enjoy a Norwegian salmon 🐟 specialty meal; then go whale watching 🌊🐋. D6-7: Svolvær 🚌 Svolvær, go sea fishing 🎣 in the cod 🐟 town of Lofoten, check in at fishing villages, fairylands, glacier towns, etc., and experience the essence of the fjords. D8-9: Svolvær experience a salmon 🐟 farm 🍣, RIB 🚢 cruise, sea eagle 🦅 watching, sea crab 🦀 catching; then go to Henningsvær to ride Icelandic horses 🐎, 🩩️ Oslo. D10-11: Oslo 🩩️ Helsinki 🩩️ Shanghai, ending the Nordic trip 💖 / 🌐Travel Essentials: Nordic Multi-Country December Pre-Trip Checklist (Visa Edition) 📱🔌【Communication & Power Group】 Buy a multi-country Nordic universal data SIM card in advance, and bring a European standard adapter. Make sure your power bank is fully charged so you can capture the aurora anytime! 💼📄【Documents & Safety Group】 Keep your passport and visa in a separate waterproof bag. Store copies and electronic versions on your phone. Two credit cards are safer to prevent unauthorized use~ 🧥❄️【Warmth Gear Group】 Fleece-lined jacket + wool socks + non-slip snow boots, a hat, scarf, and gloves set, and hand warmers for your phone to prevent it from shutting down due to cold! 📷🧴【Practical Small Items Group】 Waterproof phone case for taking photos of waterfalls without getting wet, lip balm and hand cream to carry with you, sunglasses to block snow glare, and a foldable shopping bag for souvenirs! / 🥳The fairytale scenery of the Nordics is ready, so pack your bags, join a tour, and embark on a romantic Nordic journey!

Not sure how to explore Norway? Save this 6-day guide! Play on the Arctic beach, enjoy freshly caught and made trendy salmon; take the Tromsø cable car to overlook the fjords, chase a magical aurora; cross the strait to Senja to see Norway’s diverse landscapes, plus many exciting activities waiting for you to unlock! . Norway, the Nordic land of a thousand islands🌊, borders the Atlantic Ocean to the west, with a super cool Viking pirate history🛶! The fjord scenery is beautiful, the aurora dazzling🌌, coming here feels like stepping into a fairy tale! . 🚀 Itinerary: This trip is packed with activities, allowing you to visit many attractions within a limited time~ Day 1: Tromsø Cable Car🚡 (experience the Tromsø cable car overlooking fjords and mountains) -> Sommarøybrua -> Ersfjordbotn Kystferie -> The Northern Lights Hunter (aurora chasing activity) 🌌 Ascend the Tromsø cable car for a breathtaking view of the fjords, then chase the mysterious northern lights at night—romance and fun combined! Day 2: Senja (cross the strait to Senja to enjoy Norway’s diverse landscapes) -> Ersfjorden -> Segla -> Bergsbotn 🏞️ Traverse Senja Island, experience Norway’s varied terrain, check in at Segla peak, and fully enjoy the beauty of nature! Day 3: Fjord Town (enjoy the Arctic beach and trendy salmon meal) -> Hamnøy (visit Hamnøy + Reine photography spots) 🐟 Relax on the Arctic beach in the fjord town, savor the trendy salmon meal, then head to Hamnøy, a photography hotspot! Day 4: Lofoten Islands -> Skagsanden Beach -> Sakrisøya (walk along the isolated Henningsvær football field and fishing boat dock) -> Reine - Photo Point -> E10 Myrland -> A SIGN 🏝️ Explore the beautiful beaches of the Lofoten Islands, stroll the fishing boat dock at Henningsvær football field, check in at Reine photo point, and feel the tranquility and beauty of the archipelago! Day 5: Trollfjord Cruise (RIB speedboat tour of Trollfjord to see sea eagles up close) -> Røssøystraumen Bridge -> Gimsøy Church 🚤 Take a RIB speedboat to explore Trollfjord and watch sea eagles soar up close, then visit Røssøystraumen Bridge and Gimsøy Church to experience Norway’s ancient and mysterious charm! Day 6: [Disband Day] The itinerary ends, and the guide will arrange airport transfer according to flight time or you can plan your next trip on your own~ ✈️ . 🎉 End your wonderful Norway trip with full memories and photos, ready to return or continue exploring your next destination! . Some tips: ⏰ Jet lag alert! Norway is 7 hours behind China (6 hours during daylight saving time). Coffee helps, but a 15-minute nap works even better~🌙 🍣 Don’t miss the trendy salmon meal! Recommended at Arctic seafood restaurants in Tromsø, the fish is so fresh and sweet it feels like ice ballet on your tongue💃 🛍️ Wool products are a bit pricey but feature super Nordic minimalist design. Buying at airport duty-free shops is more cost-effective, so save some budget for souvenirs~🧶 ✈️ Apply for Schengen visa early! Norway visa requires a full itinerary and hotel bookings, with about 15 working days for processing—don’t delay!📄 🏖️ You can sunbathe inside the Arctic Circle! In summer (June-August), the beaches of the Lofoten Islands are super healing. Remember to bring high SPF sunscreen, UV rays are very strong!☀️ . Norway’s beauty is truly intoxicating! Want to easily explore fjords and auroras? Just click the product link—worry-free and reliable, just go for it!

Many people ask me: 👉 Is it really worth going to Norway in winter? 👉 Is it just "seeing snow + hoping to catch the Northern Lights"? To be honest— If you choose the right route, the winter experience in Norway is truly rich. This 11-day itinerary is one we carefully crafted this year, with consistently positive feedback from guests👇 This is not a "photo check-in" trip, but a route that truly immerses you in Norway’s winter. 🧭 The itinerary structure is very clear: Oslo → Tromsø → Sommarøy → Senja → Lofoten ✔ Arctic Circle segment: polar regions, fjords, islands, Northern Lights ✔ Oslo segment: city, forest, winter outdoors 👉 One route to experience two worlds of Norway in winter ❄️ Why do we say it’s “very Norwegian”? Arctic Ocean · Lobster suit floating (Tromsø) Not just watching the sea from the shore, but wearing a thermal floating suit and lying in the Arctic Sea, ice water flowing beneath you while your body stays warm. 👉 Not every Tromsø tour includes this activity~ Tromsø Cable Car · Norwegian Blue Hour Climb the mountain at dusk, city lights gradually turn on, snowy mountains, fjords, and city all enter “blue mode.” 📸 This color only appears in high-latitude winters~ Private Night Tour · Dynamic Light Chasing Adjust the chasing direction in real-time based on KP index and cloud cover, not “waiting at a fixed spot,” but truly chasing the lights. ⚠️ No 100% guarantee, but every trip is a serious chase! Senja Island · Norway in Miniature Snowy mountains by the sea, empty roads, very much like a local Norwegian secret. Check-in spots include: Devil’s Teeth, Coastal Boardwalk Lookout Lofoten Islands · RIB Boat Adventure into Trollfjord High-speed RIB boat rushes deep into the fjord, in Raftsundet waters you can often see sea eagles flying close to the boat. Reine & Hamnøy · Lonely Planet Cover Style Red fishing cabins + snowy mountains + icy blue sea, when the weather is good, every shot looks like a cover photo. Oslo Oslomarka Snowshoe Hiking Not a tourist trail, but a forest locals really go to in winter, put on snowshoes and walk through thick snow among pine trees. 🚐 About the group type and service ✅ Pure leisure small groups of 4–8 people ✅ Comfortable 5–9 seat vehicles ✅ Chinese-speaking driver-guide with rich snow driving experience ✅ Local 3-4 star hotels (including Western breakfast)

🇴 Welcome to the surreal fairytale world of Norway - the Lofoten Islands! ✨ This is simply a photographer's paradise! 📸 🌊 Snow-capped mountains rising abruptly from the sea 🏠 Traditional red fishermen's huts in Lorb line the shimmering coastline Every frame is so beautiful it looks like an unreal oil painting! 💭 I remember being deeply moved by the unique Nordic scenery when I first saw photos here. Believe me, when you actually stand here, you'll be moved to tears. 😭 ☁️ The atmosphere here is so special. The tranquil villages surrounded by magnificent nature make you feel incredibly safe and comfortable. It's already one of the places I most want to visit again! 📸 Tips: 1️⃣ Horizontal composition yields excellent landscape photos. 2️⃣ When flying to the Lofoten Islands, be sure to choose a window seat. (The scenery along the way is breathtaking!) 📍 Lofoten Islands Address: Lofoten Islands, Norway 📷 Shooting Equipment: Nikon Z7II + 24-70mm f2.8 (Shot in October, the colors are most dreamlike in autumn) 💕 This place is absolutely perfect for a honeymoon! Watching the aurora borealis with your loved one within the Arctic Circle, experiencing a romantic aurora night is simply the pinnacle of life.

Norway 🇳🇴 Lonely Planet ~ Lofoten Islands ~ Hamnøy Village: An ancient small fishing village on the Lofoten Islands on Norway's west coast, like a secluded fairyland. Lonely Planet calls it "a place of breathtaking beauty." It is one of the oldest fishing villages in the Lofoten Islands, with iconic red fishermen's cabins scattered along the coastline, complemented by bridges spanning the straits, steep peaks, and clear waters, creating a picturesque and poetic landscape. Reine, hidden about 100 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle in the southern part of the Lofoten Islands, was named "Norway's most beautiful village" in the 1970s. This land, praised by Lonely Planet as "breathtakingly beautiful," blends the grandeur of glaciers, the rustic charm of fishing villages, and the romance of the polar region into a pastoral mountain and sea ballad. Å, located at the westernmost tip of the Lofoten Islands, is the "world's end small fishing village" at the end of the E10 highway. The name means "small river" in Norwegian and is also the last letter of the local alphabet, like a romantic footnote marking this remote pure land. The soul of this small town lies in the old days of fishing. Before the 1990s, villagers lived for generations by catching cod. This sea area was once a spawning ground for Arctic cod, and scenes of drying fish were once the most common sights in the town.

#Get Discounts Without Relying on Luck Sharing My Lofoten, Norway Trip Budget Norway has a relatively high cost of living, so a trip budget is also high. However, it's possible to control expenses. 1. Transportation: Rent a car. The roads are relatively easy to drive on, and there isn't much traffic. The cost is approximately 3,000-5,000 baht per day. 2. Accommodation: Book apartments. Some places offer entire houses with kitchens, which saves a lot of money when cooking your own meals. Fresh produce, seasonings, and rice can be bought at supermarkets. Accommodation costs 5,000-8,000 baht. 3. Food: Since we cooked, the cost was approximately 1,000-1,500 baht. 4. Airfare: This is the most expensive part of the budget. A Bangkok - Oslo ticket costs over 30,000 baht, while a round-trip Oslo - Lofoten ticket is 14,000 baht. Traveling by car is best with 4-5 people in your group.