Round Trips Theme - PureNorway

Round Trips

Norway your way, for groups and FIT’s

We have been organizing round trips for groups and individuals for 20 years, and it is still today the most popular way to visit Norway.

Our 8 to 10 days group tours include itineraries designed to take visitors through the country’s main scenic routes and attractions and will give your clients a perfect introduction into Norwegian culture and nature.

For FIT’s, fly & drive tours are very popular. This option is available in the fjord region and Northern Norway and our flexible packages unable you to customize programs according to your clients wishes and budget.

Demand for public transport round trips is also increasing, and we expect this trend to continue in the future as sustainable travel develops further. Combining a spectacular train journey and popular cruises is a relaxing and comfortable way to enjoy Norway’s beautiful sceneries. Include a stage on a local bus and your clients will get in addition a real experience of travelling like the locals. Go check our Green Tours theme !

Greentours - Train de Flåm en hiver - Source Norways Best

We offer unforgettable experiences

Country’s geography

1 third of Norway is located above the arctic circle, meaning that the sun can be observed 24 hours/day during the summer. Our June and July round trips in Northern Norway are perfect to observe this natural phenomenon.

Architecture

Many cities along the Norwegian coast are well-worth a visit. Our personal favorite is Ålesund, well preserved with its Jugent-style architecture, makes a perfect overnight stop on any fjord round trip.

“Must do” cruise

One of the “musts” during a visit to Norway is a cruise between Flåm and Gudvangen. Offering great views of the fjords landscape, the narrowest and nicest part of the Sognefjord. Several departures each day and it is also possible to do the cruise if you are travelling by car.

Stunning landscapes

The cruise between Gudvangen and Flåm can easily be combined with a trip on the Flåm railway. Built between 1920 and 1940, it is 20km long, includes 20 tunnels and is one of the most spectacular train journeys in the world.