Get inspired & explore Norway attractions

Every summer in Norway’s Arctic, a phenomenon occurs where the sun never sets below the horizon, even at midnight. Learn more about the Arctic’s endless sunshine and what causes it.

Six reasons why a voyage sailing the Norwegian coast with us is the best way to see the amazing aurora borealis.

When you take a cruise in or near the Arctic Circle, you get a front-row seat to some of the sky's most exciting sights.

The essence of Norway’s appeal is remarkably simple: this is one of the most beautiful countries on Earth. Find out why and where to go in this travel guide.

One of the best parts about going on a Norway cruise is all of the rich history and culture you get to experience firsthand.

A look at the history of dog sledding and how it has helped shape Norway.

Norway's religious history has helped shaped the country's political, cultural and architectural landscape. 

Influencing art, history, and religion, the myths and legends behind the Northern Lights are a fascinating insight into different cultures across the continents.

The Sami people are indigenous to northern Norway, as well as to Sweden, Finland and the far north of Russia.

From endless day to endless night, everything about the Svalbard archipelago is extreme. This is the Arctic at its wildest.

There are few sights out there as awe-inspiring as the fjords. Here's a look at how these impressive basins were formed.

Surrounded by majestic mountain peaks, two thousand foot-high cliffs and cascading waterfalls, the Geirangerfjord is often considered the jewel in Norway's crown of fjords.

Only 300 feet wide at its narrowest point, a visit to Trollfjord is a true highlight of our Norwegian coastal route.

With a wingspan of up to nine feet, the White-tailed Eagle – also known as the sea eagle – is the largest bird of prey in Norway.

Ever since humans settled along the Norwegian coast, fish has been one of the biggest sources of food – and fishing plays a vital role in the local economy.

Stian Klo has a unique style of capturing Arctic landscapes.