Question 1

Which places will we cover on the Norway Northern Lights tour?

Accepted Answer

Tromso: Located just above the Arctic Circle, the city of Tromso is widely regarded as the cultural hub of Norway. The city is distinguished by its traditional wooden houses and a 20th century cathedral that rises up to kiss the sky. It is also a famed viewpoint for the northern lights, which can be spotted from here throughout winter.Narvik: Surrounded by fjords and mountains on either side, Narvik is one of the most beautiful places in Norway. The snow-covered city is best known for its adventure opportunities, with skiing and sledding being some of the most popular sports here. The city is also home to the Polar park, the world’s northernmost animal park.Lofoten: Draped across the Norwegian sea, the Lofoten islands are known for its quaint beauty. The fishing village is one of the best-known viewpoints in Norway for the Norwegian lights and the midnight sun both. The islands are also known for its erstwhile Viking culture, which it has preserved in Museums, traditional villages and ship remains.

Question 2

What inclusions are there in Norway Northern Lights tour?

Accepted Answer

Accommodation: Four nights stay in standard hotels, 2 nights stay in fishing cabinsMeals: 6 breakfast at the hotels Guides: Local guides for tours, as well as a Chief Experience OfficerTransport: Private vehicles to travel across the citiesCultural visits to the Reindeer Farm Northern Lights tourDog sledding in TromsoVisit to the Polar Museum

Question 3

What activities can we do during the Norway Northern Lights tour?

Accepted Answer

Dog sledding: Dog sledding is a specialized form of sledding where the sleds are pulled by groups of huskies instead of reindeers. Travellers can enjoy dog-sledding in Tromso.Northern Lights Tour: The northern lights can be frequently spotted across the sky after sunset. The northern lights tour will take you across some fantastic viewpoints across the city. Scenic hikes: Norway is noted for its fantastic natural beauty, and one of the best ways to fully experience its natural landscape is to take hikes across its snow-capped slopes.Snow shoeing: Snowshoeing is a form of hiking done on ‘snowshoes’, that are specially made shoes for walking on snow. The slopes of Norway are ideal for this activity.

Question 4

What is the best time to visit Norway?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit Norway would be between the warmer months of June and August, when the weather here remains warm and pleasant. However, if you want to witness the Northern lights, it is best to visit the country between the winter months of September and March.

Question 5

Are meals included in the Norway Northern Lights tour?

Accepted Answer

Breakfast on all six mornings are included as a part of the tour package.