How many days do you need in Oslo, Bergen, Flåm & Tromsø?
- Most travelers spend 7-10 days in Oslo, Bergen, Flåm, and Tromsø combined
- Visiting Oslo, Bergen, Flåm, and Tromsø in 6 days is possible, but it will feel rushed
- With 11 or more days, most travelers choose to add more stops to their trip
- The most common extensions are Svolvær, Hurtigruten, and Lofoten Islands
How Many Days to Spend in Norway
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Recommended Itineraries for Oslo, Bergen, Flåm & Tromsø
Recommended Itinerary for 1 Week
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Oslo | Oslo |
Day 2 | Oslo - Train to Flåm | Flåm |
Day 3 | Fjordcruise on Nærøyfjord -> Voss -> Bergen | Bergen |
Day 4 | Explore Bergen with a Local | Bergen |
Day 5 | Bergen - Flight to Tromsø | Tromsø |
Day 6 | Dogsledding in Tromsø | Tromsø |
Day 7 | Depart Norway |
Experience the best of Norway's winter season in this fun weeklong adventure by land, sea, and air. After a night in the country's buzzing capital, you'll head west while enjoying spectacular scenery along the famous Flåm Railway. From here, explore the mountains of Voss and stroll the historic wharf city of Bergen. Finish in Tromsø—gateway to the Arctic—and partake in outdoor activities like dogsledding and (weather permitting) a glimpse of the northern lights. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 8 Days
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Oslo | Oslo |
Day 2 | Oslo - Train to Flåm | Flåm |
Day 3 | Fjordcruise on Nærøyfjord -> Voss -> Bergen | Bergen |
Day 4 | Explore Bergen with a Local | Bergen |
Day 5 | Bergen - Flight to Tromsø | Tromsø |
Day 6 | Dogsledding in Tromsø | Tromsø |
Day 7 | Explore Tromsø in Winter | Tromsø |
Day 8 | Depart Norway |
Discover Norway's most beautiful season with this 8-day winter adventure by land, sea, and air. Starting in the country's buzzing capital, you'll head west while enjoying spectacular scenery along the famous Flåm Railway. From here, venture through fjords by boat, explore the majestic mountains of Voss, and stroll through the historic wharf city of Bergen. Finish off by flying north to Tromsø—gateway to the Arctic—where you'll venture into the wintry landscape to go dogsledding and (weather permitting) catch a glimpse of the northern lights. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 10 Days
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Oslo | Oslo |
Day 2 | Free Day in Oslo | Oslo |
Day 3 | Oslo - Train to Flåm | Flåm |
Day 4 | Fjord Adventure| Bus, Fjordcruise & Train to Bergen | Bergen |
Day 5 | Explore Bergen with a Local | Bergen |
Day 6 | Bergen Free Day | Bergen |
Day 7 | Bergen - Flight to Tromsø | Tromsø |
Day 8 | Explore Tromsø & Chase the Northern Lights | Tromsø |
Day 9 | Dogsledding outside Tromsø | Trapper`s farm | Tromsø |
Day 10 | Depart Norway |
Bundle up warm and immerse yourself in the beauty of a Norwegian winter with this exciting 10-day itinerary. Start in the country's south, where you'll spend two days soaking up the culture and cool of Oslo. After a day sailing through the breathtaking scenery of the fjords, head to the coast to explore the historic port city of Bergen without the summer crowds. Fly north to finish your adventure above the Arctic Circle, where you'll search for the northern lights, learn to dogsled, and discover the lively Arctic city of Tromsø. Read more
How to travel between Oslo, Bergen, Flåm & Tromsø
How to get to Flåm
Getting to the quaint village of Flåm from Norway's major cities is relatively easy. Read more
How to get to Tromsø
Tromsø is one of the best places to see the northern lights, which is one of the most beautiful wonders of the world. Tromsø is located in northern Norway and is above the Arctic Circle. Read more
How to get from Oslo to Bergen
Traveling 288 miles (464 km) from Oslo to Bergen is very straightforward. Oslo and Bergen are the biggest cities in Norway, and traveling between the two destinations is quick and easy by plane. The flight is less than an hour. Going by train or taking a road trip is considerably longer—six to seven hours without stops—but this is a scenic journey that travelers should consider if time isn't a limiting factor. Read more