Norway Group Tour Packages

Norway, also known as the 'home of the Vikings', is popular for its fjords, northern lights, and winter sports. Thrillophilia offers a variety of budget-friendly Norway tour packages that promise the best experiences at this destination.

This season, choose from a variety of all-inclusive tours from Thrillophilia which cover meals, transfers, luxurious accommodation, and more. Our Norway group tours offer a hassle-free journey with reliable destination experts and a huge community of trusted vendors. You can also personalise your itinerary and add attractions or activities of your choice. Additionally, we guarantee 24*7 customer support and consistent on-ground assistance.

You can explore the scenic Fjords located among the valleys. Choose to explore the area in different ways including hiking expeditions, cruises, or car drives. Don't forget to check out Kjeragbolten and Pulpit Rock, which offer beautiful views. Many tourists also like to include Northern Lights tours in their family tours to Norway. You'll fall in love with the light that scatters in the starry skies in green, red, and blue shades. 

Norway is a great combination of scenic landscapes, delicious desserts, and rich heritage. Book your family trips to Norway with Thrillophilia and discover the most popular museums, architectural wonders, and natural beauty of the region.

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Visa Requirement for Norway Trip

Indian citizens require a visa to explore Norway. You can get tourism access to Norway with a Schengen Visa (Type-C Category) for your Norway group tours. The Schengen Visa (short-term) is valid for 90 days within a timeframe of 180 days. 

The processing time for the visa usually takes around 15 days. You'll also need to pay an application fee of approximately INR 6,500. There are various documents that you'll need to submit for your visa processing. Some of them may include a passport (with a 6-month validity), accommodation proof, flight tickets (round trip), passport-sized photographs, financial documents, and bank statements.

It's recommended that you apply roughly 45 days before your date of travel mentioned in the itinerary of Norway group tours. 

Best time to Visit Norway

Norway is known to welcome tourists across all seasons of the year. However, the best time to visit depends on your personal preferences.1. 

1. Peak Season:

Norway experiences the peak season between June and August. You can expect the average temperatures to range between 11 to 17 degrees. Visit Bø Sommarland, which offers more than 20 exciting rides and scenic pools.

2. Shoulder Season:

Many tourists prefer to book their Norway group tours between April to May or September and October. During this time, you will observe average temperatures ranging between 8 and 15 degrees. You can visit the Fruit Village located in Telemark, and admire Lerkekåsa Vineyard, one of the best vineyards in the world.

3. Waning Season:

From November to March, the region witnesses Waning Season. You'll experience average temperatures that fall between -1 to -7 degrees. Get a chance to enjoy many events like the Northern Lights Festival and Tromsø International Film Festival during this time.

How to Reach Norway

The best way to reach Norway is via flights. You'll find many connecting flights available from most of the metro towns in India like Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. It'll take you approximately 10-15 hours to reach with a layover in places like Dubai, Istanbul, or Doha. The number and location of layovers usually depend upon the airlines and route. Thrillophilia understands your concerns and offers family trips to Norway which include airport transfers. Many airlines offer flights to Norway, such as Indigo, Lufthansa, and more.

Places To Visit in Norway on a Group Trip

1. Lofoten Islands:

Lofoten Islands is one of the most popular attractions that travellers like to include in their family tours to Norway. You can enjoy an excursion to scenic villages like Flakstadøya and Ramberg, or spend some time fishing in the crystal-clear waters of Lofoten.

2. Sognefjord:

Sognefjord is the largest fjord in Norway, and offers incredible views of the surroundings. You can opt for a Guided glacier hiking expedition here or enjoy a walking tour in villages like Flåm and Gudvangen. Don't forget to add a trip to Kjosfossen Waterfall, in your itinerary for family tours to Norway.

3. Tromsø:

Also known by the name 'Capital of the Arctic', Tromsø is a visual delight for all travellers. Enjoy whale watching in the region or head out on a guided tour to take a look at the Northern Lights. 

4. Varanger Peninsula:

If you love bird-watching, this place is a must-have in your family trips to Norway. You will get a chance to spot more than 1,00,000 species of birds including Kittiwakes and Razorbills. If you’re a history enthusiast, you can visit the Varanger Museum, which holds many exhibitions related to Sami culture.

5. Helgeland:

It is one of the best off-beat attractions to include in your Norway group tours. Experience camping in Traena, which is known as the region's most stunning group of islands. You could also visit Støtt, also called the 'Top of Helgeland', and learn more about the history of the place.

Things to Do in Norway on a Group Trip

1. Visit the Museums in Oslo:

Norway group tours won't be complete without a trip to the most popular museums. You can visit the Fram Museum, which is all about Norwegian polar exploration, or explore the Norwegian Maritime Museum, home to the traditional boat-building craft from the Viking Age.

2. Drive along the Coast:

If you love long drives, it's recommended that you go for one at the Atlantic Road (It's toll-free). It's one of the most scenic coastal drives which offers stunning views of the landscapes. Take a look at iconic bridges like Storseisundet Bridge and Myrbærholm Bridge on the way.

3. Explore the Vigeland Sculpture Park:

Most of the family tours to Norway include a visit to the Vigeland Sculpture Park. It is home to over 200 sculptures made out of granite, cast iron, and bronze, by Gustav Vigeland. It is visited by over 1 million tourists every year, and the entry is free of cost.

4. Pulpit Rock Hiking Expedition:

If you're up for something adventurous, the Pulpit Rock Hiking Expedition is perfect for you. It's a 4-hour hike from a cliff that stands roughly 2000 feet above Lysefjord. You will get a chance to admire stunning views from the top as well. 

5. Ferry ride on Naeroyfjord:

Another popular activity included in the Norway group tours, is a ferry ride on Naeroyfjord. You will get a chance to marvel at amazing views that include snow-covered mountains, beautiful waterfalls, and scenic villages. Tourists can also choose to combine the ferry ride with a bus tour.