Norway is undoubtedly an incredibly beautiful and varied country. We have read and written about how Norway is celebrated on social media, and what hotels in Norway the tourists prefer to live on.
There are many beautiful pearls in Norway, but we have found 17 places that you really need to experience.
1 Stryn, Sogn & Fjordane
Stryn is located in the innermost part of Nordfjord, in an area known for its spectacular surroundings with glaciers, beautiful fjords and mountains. Stryn offers a rich variety of nature experiences. Here you can go hiking across the glacier, go hiking in the green and enjoy the beautiful sand dunes on one and the same day.
Hotel: Stryn Hotell
2 Senja, Troms
Vakkert, idyllisk og Norges største øy etter Hinnøya. Naturen på Senja er et tverrsnitt av norsk natur, med alt fra rolig landskap med myrer, høyfjell, furuskog og skogklede lier. Du kan oppleve Senja gjennom en vakker sjøreise med hurtigruten.
Les også: Nasjonale turistveier: Senja
Hotell: Hamn i Senja
3 Kjeragbolten, Stavanger
The bolt on Kjerag is a round stone that has been clad between two mountain sides - and this is possible to stand on top of - if you dare! Many mountain climbers and base jumpers go here, but a walk up to the bolt also offers a bit of an adrenaline kick.
Hotel: Byrkjedalstunet
4 Geiranger, Møre & Romsdal
Spectacular views, snow-capped mountains and wild waterfalls. Geiranger is one of Norway's most popular destinations with over 700,000 visitors from all over the world each year.
In addition, Geiranger is listed on UNESCO's World Heritage List, and is voted the best-preserved world heritage site of the American Geographic magazine.
Hotel: Hotels Geiranger
5 Ramberg, Lofoten
A charming village on Flakstadøya in Lofoten, famous for its beautiful beaches on the outside of Lofoten.
Hotel: Ramberg Gjestegård
6 Svalbard ( Island group near the north pole)
Svalbard is one of the world's largest areas with untouched nature - with the northern lights and the infinite starry sky as the largest drawing patch.
Hotel: Coal Miners Cabin
7 Sognefjorden
One of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Norway that extends from the coast just north of Bergen and to Jotunheimen trollfjell.
The Sognefjord is 204 meters, Norway's longest and deepest fjord.
Hotel: Quality Hotel Sogn & Fjordane
8 Trolltunge, Hardanger
Trolltunga in Hardanger draws 1100 meters above sea level. The goal of the trip is the Trolltunga mountain shelf that runs straight out of the mountain, 700 meters above the Ringedalsvannet below. Imagine standing there and looking out over the lake, surrounded by mountain peaks. Beautiful.
Hotel. Trolltunga Hote
9 Omastranda, Kvam, Hordaland
Hotell: Thon Hotel Sandven
10 Hennigsvær, Lofoton
This gem is perhaps the most beautiful fishing village in Lofoten, consisting of a group of islands and islets that are scattered.
Hotel: Henningsvær Bryggehotell
11 Lysebotn, Rogaland
Lysebotn is a small village surrounded by tall and steep mountains, at full speed to become a tourist magnet. About 100,000 tourists visit Lysebotn every year to see the beautiful natural landscape.
Hotel: Sirdal Høyfjellshotell
12 Trollkyrkja, Fræna
You may not have seen lime caves in Norway yet? In Fræna there are three lime caves with underground pelvis and waterfalls that pass through the mountain massif. This exciting cave is worth a visit - and will surely surprise you.
Hotel: Scandic Seilet
13 Rjukan, Telemark
Rjukan is on UNESCO's World Heritage Site and is located directly at the Hardangarvidda National Park. The city is best known for Gaustatoppen; one of Norway's most beautiful mountains.
14 Hjørundfjord, Møre og Romsdal
Hjørundfjorden is surrounded by the mountains, which are considered the Sunnmøre Alps. One of the longest fjords in Norway, which you can experience on foot or by boat.
Hotel: Radisson Blu Hotel Ålesund
15 Kvalvika, Lofoten
Kvalvika is one of the most beautiful places to go hike, with one of the most beautiful beaches. There is actually no other place in Norway with as many beautiful beaches as in Lofoten. An unknown beach paradise with turquoise blue water, soft sand like flour and snowy mountains.
16 Aurlandsdalen, Sogn og Fjordane
The Aurdal is known as "Norway's Grand Canyon"; a wonderful natural experience with dramatic mountain nature and a scenic hiking area. An amazing piece of Norway that takes you through a landscape you hardly have experienced before.
Hotel: Aurland Fjordhotel
17 Hvaler
Whales consist of 833 islands, sheaves and islets. An island municipality in the Oslofjord, southwest of Østfold. The island is rich in experiences, especially in the summer. Experience the unique archipelago by bike, by boat, car or public transport.
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Visit-Norge
Hotels.com
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