Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package

With 12 nights in Norway, you have enough time to experience both the country's famous fjords and its dramatic Arctic north without having to rush between destinations. A well-planned Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package can take you from Oslo to the Sognefjord, Bergen, Ålesund and Geirangerfjord before continuing north to the Lofoten Islands and Tromsø.

With 10+ years of travel expertise and in-depth destination knowledge, Pickyourtrail helps you build the route around the way you want to travel. Choose from scenic rail journeys, fjord cruises, self-drive adventures, coastal experiences and carefully selected stays, then adjust the pace, destinations and experiences to suit your interests and budget.

Norway Tour Package 12 Nights 13 Days

A Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package gives you the flexibility to experience Norway at a more relaxed pace, from its dramatic fjords and scenic railways to the remote landscapes of Lofoten and the Arctic north. With Pickyourtrail, you can shape the journey around your preferred route, stays, experiences and travel style, while the key logistics are planned for you. A typical Norway tour package can include:

• Handpicked accommodation: Stay in city hotels, fjord-side lodges and traditional cabins across Lofoten.
• Airport transfers: Convenient arrival and departure transfers to make your journey smoother.
• Scenic rail and fjord experiences: Travel on the Bergen and Flåm Railways and cruise through the Nærøyfjord and Geirangerfjord.
• Domestic flights: Cover longer distances between western Norway and the northern regions without spending excessive time on the road.
• Car hire or coastal voyages: Choose a self-drive experience for greater flexibility or explore Norway by coastal ship for a different perspective.
• Customisable itineraries: Add, remove or swap destinations and experiences to match your interests, pace and budget.
• 24/7 trip assistance: Get support before departure and throughout your Norway holiday whenever you need it.

Best Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Itineraries

With 12 nights, you have enough flexibility to either cover more of Norway or slow down and explore fewer destinations by road or sea. Here are some Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package options to consider:

• Oslo, Flåm, Bergen, Ålesund, Lofoten & Tromsø: A comprehensive south-to-north route combining Norway's fjord country with its Arctic landscapes. You'll experience the UNESCO-listed fjords, scenic coastal towns and the highlights of Lofoten and Tromsø.
• West Coast Self-Drive: Travel through Bergen, Hardangerfjord, Flåm, Loen, Geiranger and Ålesund, before continuing along the Atlantic Ocean Road towards Trondheim. This route works best during the summer when road and mountain conditions are more favourable.
• Fjords and Coastal Voyage: Begin in Oslo, continue to Flåm and Bergen, then spend four nights aboard a coastal ship heading north towards Tromsø. The journey can include stops at Ålesund, Trondheim and Lofoten along the way.
• Arctic in Depth: Focus your trip on Norway's northern landscapes with stays in Oslo, Lofoten, Tromsø and Alta. For an extended Arctic adventure, you can also consider adding a flight from Tromsø to Longyearbyen in Svalbard.

Sample 12 Nights 13 Days Norway Itinerary

A Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package can cover the whole country if you accept one long travel day in the middle. Here's a sample south-to-north itinerary.

Day 1: Arrival in Oslo

Arrive in Oslo, meet your airport transfer and check into your hotel. Rest or take a short walk along Karl Johans gate.

Day 2: Oslo

Spend the day at Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Bygdøy museums and the waterfront around the Opera House.

Day 3: Oslo to Flåm

Cross the mountains on the Bergen Railway and ride the Flåm Railway down to the Aurlandsfjord.

Day 4: Flåm to Bergen

Take a morning trip up to the Stegastein viewpoint, then cruise the Nærøyfjord and continue to Bergen.

Day 5: Bergen

Explore Bryggen and the Fish Market, and take the cable car up Mount Ulriken, the highest of the city's seven mountains.

Day 6: Bergen to Ålesund

Fly to Ålesund and walk its Art Nouveau streets. Climb the 418 steps to the Aksla viewpoint in the evening.

Day 7: Geirangerfjord

Join a full-day trip to Geirangerfjord and sail past the Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls. Outside the summer season, the day is planned on the fjords nearer Ålesund, such as the Hjørundfjord.

Day 8: Ålesund to the Lofoten Islands

This is the long travel day, with connecting flights through Oslo or Trondheim and Bodø to Leknes or Svolvær. Check into your cabin by the sea.

Day 9: Western Lofoten

Follow the E10 to Hamnøy, Reine and Å, with stops at Ramberg Beach and the village of Nusfjord.

Day 10: Henningsvær and Svolvær

See Haukland Beach and Henningsvær, then take a boat from Svolvær into the Trollfjord to look for sea eagles.

Day 11: Lofoten to Tromsø

Fly to Tromsø, usually via Bodø, and visit the Arctic Cathedral.

Day 12: Tromsø

Pick your Arctic day: reindeer sledding and an aurora chase in winter, or a Midnight Sun cruise in summer.

Day 13: Departure

Transfer to Tromsø airport for your flight home via Oslo. Would you rather avoid the flights? Board a coastal ship in Bergen on Day 5 and sail to Tromsø, seeing Ålesund, Trondheim and Lofoten from the water.

What Can You Cover in a Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package?

A Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package can cover nearly every region first-time visitors ask about. Here's what you can comfortably experience:

• Oslo: Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Opera House, the Munch Museum, Akershus Fortress and Bygdøy.
• Sognefjord and Flåm: The Flåm Railway, the Nærøyfjord and Stegastein.
• Bergen and the Hardangerfjord: Bryggen, Mount Fløyen, Mount Ulriken and the Vøringsfossen waterfall.
• Ålesund and Geirangerfjord: Aksla, the Seven Sisters waterfall and, in summer, the Trollstigen and Dalsnibba mountain roads.
• Nordfjord: The Loen Skylift and the Briksdal glacier, on a self-drive route.
• Lofoten Islands: Reine, Hamnøy, Nusfjord, Henningsvær and the Trollfjord.
• Tromsø and Alta: Fjellheisen, the Arctic Cathedral, Alta's rock carvings and Northern Lights tours.

Tip: With this much ground to cover, book an open-jaw ticket that arrives in Oslo and leaves from Tromsø. Returning to Oslo by road or rail would cost you two days.

Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package Price

Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package with Pickyourtrail starts from ₹195,258 per person. Actual pricing shifts based on a few variables:

• Departure city and dates: International fares change with the season and the connecting airline, and open-jaw tickets are priced differently from simple returns.
• Number of flight sectors: The full route can need five or more domestic sectors, a sizeable part of the budget.
• Mode of travel: A coastal voyage bundles cabin and transport, while a self-drive adds car hire, fuel, tolls, ferries and one-way drop fees.
• Stay type: Historic fjord hotels and waterside cabins cost more than standard city rooms.
• Experiences: Geirangerfjord cruises, Trollfjord boat trips, sledding and private aurora tours add up over a long trip.
• Season: June to August is the most expensive period; May and September are easier on the budget.

What's Included in a Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package?

A Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package can include the key essentials for a smooth trip, with inclusions depending on your chosen itinerary. Typically, you can expect:

• 12 nights of stay across your chosen destinations
• Airport transfers for arrival and departure
• Train, bus and fjord cruise tickets listed in your itinerary
• Domestic flights between regions
• Car hire or coastal ship cabins, if your route uses them
• Sightseeing and activities listed in your selected itinerary
• Daily breakfast at hotels
• 24/7 on-trip assistance for support whenever you need it

International flights, the Schengen visa, travel insurance, fuel, tolls and car ferries on self-drive days, most lunches and dinners, and personal expenses are usually separate unless specifically mentioned in your package. Always check the inclusions and exclusions before booking.

Are 12 Nights Enough for a Norway Trip?

Yes, and they are more than most travellers need for a first visit. Twelve nights cover the capital, three fjord regions, Lofoten and Tromsø, with two or three nights in each. If that sounds like too much moving, use the extra days to stay longer in fewer places instead of adding more stops.

Best Time for a Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package

With 12 nights, you can cover a much wider stretch of Norway, so the ideal travel season depends on whether you want the full fjord route, summer road trips or an Arctic-focused experience.

• June to August: Best for the complete itinerary, with key mountain roads such as Trollstigen and Dalsnibba accessible and regular Geirangerfjord sailings. Northern Norway also experiences the Midnight Sun through July.
• May: A beautiful time for the Hardangerfjord, when fruit trees are in bloom, and waterfalls are at their strongest. However, some high-altitude roads may still be closed.
• September: A quieter option with autumn colours, fewer crowds and increasingly dark nights in northern Norway, giving you a chance to see the first Northern Lights.
• October to March: Better suited to itineraries focused on Tromsø, Alta and Lofoten. Seasonal road and ferry closures can make a full self-drive route difficult during this period.

If you want to experience the complete Norway route, plan your trip between mid-June and late August. For a combination of fjord scenery, autumn colours and a chance of Northern Lights, early September can be a good alternative.

A Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package for Every Traveller

• Road Trippers: Take a scenic west coast drive from Bergen to Trondheim, with opportunities to explore national scenic routes, cross car ferries and travel along the Atlantic Ocean Road.
• Slow Travellers: Swap frequent flights and hotel changes for a coastal voyage, giving you four relaxed nights at sea while Norway's coastline unfolds around you.
• Couples: A Norway honeymoon package for 12 nights and 13 days can combine a charming fjord-side hotel, a traditional Lofoten cabin and a private evening planned around the Northern Lights.
• Adventure Seekers: A Norway adventure tour package can be built around experiences such as the Trolltunga hike in summer, glacier walks and kayaking around Lofoten.
• Families and Senior Travellers: The longer itinerary makes it easier to build in rest days, shorter travel legs and a more relaxed pace, so you can explore Norway without making every day activity-heavy.

Plan Your Norway Tour Package 12 Nights 13 Days With Us

Twelve nights turn a Norway holiday into a full journey across the country. Whether you choose the south-to-north route, a self-drive along the west coast or a voyage up the coast, Pickyourtrail helps you build an itinerary around your interests, pace, and budget. With planning vacations for more than 1,50,000 people, destination knowledge, customisable itineraries, and 24/7 on-trip assistance, we take care of the important details while you focus on enjoying Norway. Choose your route, pick your stay, customise your itinerary, and start planning your Norway 12 Nights 13 Days Package today.

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