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A Luxury Guide to Norway’s Fjords 2024

A Luxury Guide to Norway’s Fjords 2024

Many know that Norway’s fjords, where the sea carves through the heart of the mountains to create steep cliffs, are some of nature’s most beautiful landscapes of unparalleled beauty. However, many don’t know that these picturesque formations can also be experienced with unparalleled luxury. In the Norway Fjords, exquisite accommodations and exclusive activities await the discerning traveler, from fjord cruises under the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights to adrenaline-pumping adventures like dog sledding and whale watching.

Here, you can experience the cultural depth of the region, tracing the steps of Vikings and exploring quaint villages that hold the secrets of the past without sacrificing your more modern amenities. The tailor-made nature of these luxury journeys is designed to offer an intimate encounter with Norway’s majestic fjords, catering to individual tastes and preferences. Your adventure will be based on the seasonal wonders you wish to experience, so it’s important to know what you want of your Norweigen adventure. Whether you want to experience the midnight sun or the magical aurora borealis, there is something for everyone in the fjords of Norway. Now read on to take a journey and see what experience awaits you.

Storfjord Hotel

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Our first stop is the Storfjord Hotel overlooking the Fjord and Sunnmøre Alps; this hotel offers tranquility, luxury, and a dedication to adventures in the Norwegian forests. Guests can enjoy hiking the fjords, helicopter tours of the area, and tailored exploration packages for a more personal experience. When not enjoying the beauty of your surroundings, you can relax in the comfort of the hotel’s handcrafted log walls with tranquil interiors. The hotel’s gourmet kitchen also offers four-course dinners that feature locally brewed ale. If you want to explore and dive into the area’s culture nearby, you will find the town of Ålesund for authentic cultural experiences.

Website

https://www.storfjordhotel.com/en/

Lyngen Lodge

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Next, we’ll journey to the Lyngen Lodge, a cozy lodge with eight en-suite bedrooms, housing a maximum of 16 guests for an intimate stay set amidst the Lyngen Alps. This lodge offers various services depending on the season, including Northern Lights viewings, dog sledding, whale safaris, ski touring, and more. The best times to visit vary from November to March for Northern Lights and winter activities and June to September for summer activities. The lodge also offers a world-class kitchen, providing exceptional culinary experiences for your stay. While there, you should also visit the nearby Reisa Fjord or Skjervøy for its famous whale-watching experiences.

Website

https://www.lyngenlodge.com/en/

Skaarsnesheimen Raw Ocean Lodge

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Our next destination is the Skaarsnesheimen Raw Ocean Lodge on the island of Karmøy, a crucial spot for maritime activities and a witness to the region’s evolution from the days of Viking tribes into modern-day exploration. This lodge offers an authentic North Sea lifestyle experience with curated adventures, cultural experiences, and a focus on local cuisine. Activities like stand-up paddleboarding, fishing, bouldering, and surfing make this an ideal choice for guests looking to pack their fjord trip with outdoor adventures. The lodge also offers exclusive accommodation options, including a retro-chic surf bungalow. If the idea of surfing in the fjords stands out to you, make sure to visit the nearby Karmøy for one of the best surfing spots in the region. 

Website

https://rawoceanlodge.com/

Angvik Gamle Handelssted

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We head to Angvik Gamle Handelssted on the Tingvollfjord for our final stop, offering a blend of heritage, authenticity, and homey elegance. The hotel is a historical attraction, offering insights into the local trade history with a lovingly restored 37-room retreat. During your stay, you’ll find fine china, fireplaces, a museum, an art gallery, and an 18th-century log house with one of Norway’s finest spas. There is also a renowned kitchen sourcing ingredients from the fjords, mountains, forests, and fields. This hotel is a beautiful getaway any time of the year, with different seasonal offerings; make sure you delve into the stories of timber traders who frequented the area, adding a historical dimension to your stay.

Website

https://angvik-hotell.no/

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