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North Norway Fly-Drive


from £2,195 pp - 10 days / 9 nights

(5/5) based on 8 reviews
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Overview:

North Norway covers about a third of Norway. Northern Norway is a home for many different cultures such as Russians, Sami people, Norwegian Finns as well as Norwegians. The Norwegian language dominates in most of the area. Experience with this trip the Big North with its myth: The Arctic Circle & North Cape passing by the scenery of the Lofoten archipelago.

Holiday price is from £2,195 per person based on availability and two people sharing a standard double/twin room.

Departure Dates:

Departure date Departure Arrival Arrive Leave
 1 May - 30 Sep
 London  Bodø  Daily  Daily

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Bodø

Arrive in Bodø, and pick up your rental car. Bodø is located in the centre of Nordland County ,and is surrounded by beautiful nature, including the Børvasstindene mountains to the south, and Landegode Island and the Lofoten Islands to the north. The city is located just north of the Arctic Circle, where the Midnight Sun is visible from beginning of June to middle of July.

Accommodation at Thon Hotel Nordlys or similar.

Day 2: Bodø – Lofoten Islands (170 km/106 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel. Ferry crossing from Bodø to Moskenes on the Vestfjord. After a 3 hour journey you will arrive on the south part of the beautiful Lofoten archipelago. Drive north along the beautiful scenery, passing through many charming fishing villages, before arriving in Mortsund.

Accommodation at Statles Rorbu - the fishermen’s cabins or similar.

Day 3: Lofoten - Vesterålen (210 km/130 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning departure from Henningsvær so as to continue your journey towards Harstad and the Vesterålen Islands. Discover more about these amazing islands and enjoy the beautiful nature. Driving north, you will pass by Svolvær, known as the Lofoten Capital, and through the Lofast, the new fairway that combines tunnels and bridges and connects Lofoten to the mainland and the Vesterålen Islands. In Vesterålen the landscape is mountainous, but the mountains have a more rounded shape compared to the mountains in Lofoten.

Accommodation at Thon Hotel Harstad in Harstad or similar.

Day 4: Harstad - Senja Island (200 km/125 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel- today you will return to the mainland to reach the famous Senja Island passing by the Gisund Bridge. Among the sights of interest we recommend Ånderdalen National Park, traditional fishing communities and the world's largest troll: Senja Trollet (The Troll of Senja).

Accommodation at Hamn I Senja Hotel in Gryllefjord or similar.

Day 5: Senja - Alta (455 km/282 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel- enjoy your drive through the Finnmark region, located at the Northernmost part of continental Europe. Here, Norway swings eastward and Finnmark has always been an area where east meets west, in culture as well as in nature and geography. In this area you can discover more about the Sami culture and traditions. We also recommend a visit to the Rock carvings at the Alta museum, dating from circa 4200 BC to 500 BC. These carvings are listed on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites.

Accommodation at Thon Hotel Vica or similar.

Day 6: Alta – North Cape (285 km/177 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel; today you will continue your journey in a northern direction, driving towards Magerøy Island, where you will visit Europe’s northernmost point. The North Cape is at a latitude of 71° north. We are confident that this is an experience of a lifetime! The North Cape rises to a majestic 308 meters above the Barents Sea; it has always been an important point of orientation for sailors in the northern areas, and a big attraction for people from all over the world. At North Cape the Midnight Sun is usually visible from mid May to the end of July.

Accommodation at Honningsvåg Brygge or similar.

Day 7: Honningsvåg – Hammerfest - Tromsø (cruise on Hurtigruten)

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave Honningsvåg and pass once again through the North Cape Tunnel in a south-western direction, with Hammerfest as your final destination. Hammerfest claims to be the northernmost city in the world, although the title is disputed by Honningsvåg and Longyearbyen, Svalbard. The validity of the claim depends upon one's definition of a city; Hammerfest is the world's northernmost settlement of more than 5,000 inhabitants. Upon your arrival, board on the famous Hurtigruten boat, the Norwegian Coastal Express, to enjoy a half day cruise that will start at 12:45. Hurtigruten sails along Norway's spectacular western and northern coast. The whole trip has been described as the "World's Most Beautiful Sea Voyage." You will cruise south, passing close to beautiful islands, and you will arrive in Tromsø at 23:45.

Accommodation at the Clarion Collection Hotel With in Tromsø or similar.

Day 8: Tromsø – Narvik (250 km/155 miles)

Breakfast at the hotel, with the morning at your own disposal to discover the city centre of Tromsø, with its beautiful old and historic wooden houses that co-exist with modern architecture. Tromsø has been named after the island of Tromsøya, which it is situated on. The Arctic Cathedral, a modern church built in 1965, is probably the most famous landmark in Tromsø. Leave Tromsø, and drive across the Troms region whilst enjoying the beautiful scenery. Arrive in Narvik in the evening. There are many monuments in the city to commemorate the battle of Narvik in 1940 during World War II.

Accommodation at Narvik Hotell or similar.

Day 9: Narvik - Bodø (330 km/205 miles)

Enjoy your Scandinavian breakfast buffet at the hotel. Continue your journey driving along the Ofotfjord, with a ferry crossing on the Tysfjord between Skardberget and Bognes (not incuded, payable on the spot ~ £ 23 for car and 2 travellers). Continue along the coast with a magnificent view of many islands at islets that rise from the sea. Arriving in Bodø, we recommend a drive outside the city, in a southern direction, where you cross the Salstraumen Bridge in order to enjoy the view of the Saltstraumen Maelstrom - the World's Strongest Tidal Current. Saltstraumen is created when the tide tries to fill the Skjerstad fjord. In the attempt to level out the two sides, the water increases its speed and turns into something that looks like a very strong river. However this "river" has a twist, it runs both ways. Huge whirlpools are formed; sometimes they can be as much as 10 to 15 meters in diameter. The current is strongest around the new and full moon.

Accommodation at Thon Hotel Nordlys or similar.

Day 10: Departure from Bodø

Breakfast at the hotel. Return your rental car at the airport. Departure flight.

Hotel description:

The price is based on accommodation in good tourist class hotels (3-4 stars). If any of the hotels are fully booked we will find alternatives of equal standard.

Package Includes:

  • Flights from London to Bodø and return (we can arrange flights from other airports upon request)
  • 1 piece of check-in luggage per traveler (up to 20 kg)
  • 9 days EUROPCAR B class rent a car (VW Polo or similar, other category cars available upon request)
  • 9 nights' hotel accommodation
  • 9 x Scandinavian breakfast buffet
  • Ferry: Bodo – Moskenes for passengers and car 
  • Cruise: Hammerfest – Tromso for passengers and car
  • 24 hour emergency service
  • ATOL protection
  • All taxes

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Clarion Collection With Hotel

Tromso, Norway - 3 stars
Clarion Collection Hotel With is a 3 to 4 star hotel located downtown Tromsø facing the sea and the mountains. Hotel is within walking distance of the Polar Museum, located on the waterfront in the historic Skansen area. 



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  • Photo by Robins Sjoehus
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June 2019
Overall rating: (5/5)

Hello Inga,

Just to say we got back on Thursday from our trip to northern Norway which you arranged for us. We had an amazing time, scenery was spectacular every day on our journey. Accommodation was warm and very comfortable with wonderful choice of food every day at breakfast time, the roads were a joy to drive with very little traffic around. We had some beautiful sunshine but not at the North Cape. Unfortunately it was heavy rain, wind and low cloud but we were able to get our photo at “The Globe”. Despite the weather, it was a very magical place to be on our special day. So, Inga, thank you very much for all the organising you did and also for the champagne in our room in Bodo when we first arrived - lovely surprise to start off the trip.

Best regards,
Chris & John


June 2019
Overall rating: (5/5)

Dear Julija,

We had a lovely time in Norway, the scenery was marvellous, we had snow, rain and even some sunshine.  Although we had a scare with the Hurtigruten cruise, you told us that the times had changed, luckily we got to the
terminal early - just in time to get on the ship as it left at the original time of 11.45 - we were the last car to get onto the ship and they were a bit put out that we got there so late.
We loved the hotels that you picked out for us - the breakfasts were excellent and everything was so clean, also the car had a lovely scenic roof and my husband found it a joy to drive.
Regards,
Linda and Robert

 


June 2018
Overall rating: (5/5)

Dear Inga,

Thank you for your e-mail.

We'd be happy to let you know how things went and send a few photos but I'm afraid it'll be in a few days' time if that's ok? Week beginning 1st July?

We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay and all arrangements went well. 

Kind regards

Paul.


October 2017
Overall rating: (5/5)

Before I say anything, we had a lovely trip and anything negative is the exception.

I have to say that Helsinki Airport, whilst not large, is a bit of a bore on transfers. I know it is all the same building but the amount of people one has to fight through to get from one end to the other did not make for an easy walk. We made it though!

The chalet at Rovaniemi was great although when we arrived after a long day travelling, there was nothing there so we felt a bit flat. Fortunately, we found a Lidl not too far away on our way to dinner so we stocked up on a few things which made it more homely. It was a nice chalet and the breakfast was great.

Wilderness Hotel at Nellim was fantastic. We think they upgraded our chalet as it very spacious. The owners and staff were lovely and the whole experience, we will never forget.

The drive to Nord Kapp was amazing - the scenery was stunning as were the colours.

The cabin at North Cape Cabins was cute although we did have reservations about the owner. Reading through the comments other guests had left, we got the impression that he was a bit of a tyrant. There were many notes with dos and don'ts which was a bit off putting. Despite this, it was a lovely situation and we enjoyed ourselves there.

Alta was interesting with a lovely new cathedral. We visited the stone age rock carvings which were great. The hotel was in a shopping mall but was clean and comfortable.

Our next stop was at Tromso in a Clarion hotel. The staff were wonderful and helpful and there was a smallish help yourself dinner included in the price. Coffee and tea were there on demand at no extra cost. The situation of the hotel was excellent being right next to the sea front.

We then went to Senja. Again, a fantastic drive with stunning colours and views. Our appartment at Hamn el Senja was big, clean and very comfrotable. The situation was excellent. However, we did feel that the whole place lacked soul. The first evening was very soulless, but, fortunately, the second evening had new guests which gave it some life. It slightly reminded us of an up market golf club!

We then went to Narvik and were in the Best Western Hotel there. This was definitely the worst place we stayed in. We arrived early and the receptionist would not let us check in although we were sure that the room was ready. Fortunately, the War Museum was open which was well worth visiting, and by the time we got back to the hotel, the receptionist had changed to someone very much better. The hotel had a very shabby feel about it and really needs some money spent on it. The breakfast was ok but not great.

We then went back to Kilpisjarvi in Finland to Tundra Appartments. Our appartment was great and the staff were very helpful. Sadly, we had arrived a bit too late to climb up Mount Sanna and hope to return to do this and also go to the point where the three national boundaries meet. The dinner was excellent.

The name of the next place escapes me but this had more of a feel of a holiday camp! The appartment was excellent and we had a good dinner and breakfast.

Our last night was back in Lapland Hotel Ounnasavara where we stayed last year. Whilst on the outside the hotel is a bit shabby, we really like this hotel and the food is reputed to be the best in Rovaniemi and it is certainly good.

We had a really good and enjoyable trip. There was quite a lot of mileage in the car but it was worth it. The timing for the autumn colours was perfect and the weather was pretty kind to us as well. For the more intrepid traveller, we can highly recommend this trip although unless you are interested in the 2nd World War, Narvik is not worth going to.

Next year, we are thinking of taking our own car from Hull to Rotterdam and then going to Copenhagen, and then crossing to Malmo and doing a circular trip around Sweden, going back to Kilpisjarvi for two nights, Tromso for one night and then work our way down to Oslo, catch a ferry from there to Kiel and back to Rotterdam, so watch this space!

Many thanks to all at Baltic Travel for sorting out this trip and

Kind regards to you all

Michael


September 2017
Overall rating: (5/5)

Dear Lena

Yes sorry - I have been meaning to contact you to say thank you for arranging such a wonderful trip. It was definitely one of our best holidays ever - everything was so easy and Norway delightful. We were lucky to have beautiful weather for the whole trip (ok just a little rain in Bergen!) and we found the quality of the accommodation, museums and trips to be extremely high. We were particularly impressed with how friendly everyone was - not a grumpy person in 2.5 weeks. 

If it would be useful, there are a few minor points which I would do differently if I were planning the trip again which might help you with future guests.  All of them are things which I requested so no criticism of you!

The car was too small for 6 teenagers/adults and luggage but luckily we were able to arrange a roof box. 

Food/drink in Norway is really expensive for Brits. Eating in a restaurant costs approx 3 x as much in Norway which is significant when you are a family of 6. Generally we managed but at the Fretheim Hotel and Kongsvold arriving in the evening we had no alternative but the fine dining menu which for 6 of us cost an incredible amount. Perhaps it would be worth warning your guests where evening food options are limited.

Our favourite hotels were at Bergen, Oslo and the Quality Hotels. Our least favourite were the Fretheim and Loen Fjord. Roros hotel was quirky and fun and on the last night we got upgraded to a house on the beach which was fantastic. We absolutely loved visiting Oslo (very good hotel location), Bergen, Alesund and Roros. A bit disappointed at Ulvik where we could only do two activities (kayak and cycling) and were not able to book a time slot, so just had to wait until bikes were free. However they had a huge unexpected cruise ship so I think we were just unlucky. 

All the trips were brilliant especially the wildlife safari with private guide. Definitely a high spot of the trip. The ice hike was good but a bit frustrating for my fit kids to be roped to a long line of rather slow people.  In retrospect I would probably pay for a private guide. Still what an amazing place!

Re the Atlantic Road, please advise your clients to get out of their cars and explore the areas around the various parking areas. There is a lovely bit of coastal path and the views were sensational. The road is fun but to appreciate the area you really need to get out into it.

We were lucky to have a sat nav in the car which was really useful. 

This is a holiday that we will be talking about for a long time with something for everyone. Thank you for making it all so easy.

Best wishes

Judy


July 2017
Overall rating: (5/5)

Hi Saija,

Thanks for your welcome home message. I'll give you more feedback in next few days. For now suffice it to say - absolutely brilliant holiday! 10 out of 10!

Weather was amazing - virtually wall to wall sunshine all the time we were in Norway. Arrived Bodo in rain and left Bodo in rain but the days in between- fantastic! 24 degrees at times. Scenery magnificent. I'll be in touch again later. 

Kind regards 

Nigel


January 2017
Overall rating: (5/5)

We had a totally fabulous holiday- thanks so much for all your hard work in arranging it and suggesting the route. We felt in very good hands and I was impressed by the coordination and thought shown to us when the whale watching trip didn’t work out (alas). I would definitely recommend your services to anyone else wanting to explore BEAUTIFUL North Norway.
 
Particularly impressed by the ‘fisherman hut’ accommodation- each one seemed to be lovelier and have a more spectacular view than the one before. Hamn I Senja a favourite for all of us.
 
Otherwise, kids’ highlight was meeting the huskies for sure and mine was the kayaking on an  absolutely perfect day. And of course the astonishing scenery all along. We were very lucky with the weather and even got to swim in the sea (very briefly!)
 
We shall have to return for the winter experience at some point.
 
Many Thanks again,
Polly


August 2015
Overall rating: (5/5)

Thank you very much once again for arranging our holiday. All the arrangements were spot on and everyone was expecting us as booked. We were very lucky with the weather and the scenery was, of course, absolutely stunning.

Thanks again for your help.

Neil

Will I see the Northern Lights?

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Iceland:
The Northern Lights are in the Northern sky from September through April but are only visible when the sky is clear and free of clouds. Like many of natures wonders, it’s ephemeral – they may be visible, they may appear for a bit and then be gone. But it’s worth it to be patient. Because they’re a winter event, you need to be prepared to wait outside, while looking for them. It’s best to dress very warmly, in layers, with good footwear, gloves, hats and whatever else will make you comfortable while you await this truly amazing event. The Northern Lights can be pretty spectacular, and for the best photos we recommend using a tripod. Much of Iceland offers a very a good chance to see the Northern Lights when conditions are right. Remember – the Northern Lights are natural phenomena, not guaranteed, but appreciated all the more for their elusive qualities.

Norway:
Northern Norway is one of the world's best places to experience the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). In Northern Norway, Northern Lights occur in up to 90% of every clear night in the period from late September to late March. Most Northern Lights occur in the time span from 6pm to slightly after midnight, with an absolute peak at around 10-11pm. 

In Norway, the area north of the Arctic Circle is prime aurora territory. The various destinations in the High North have a distinct personality, and are well worth exploring. Major places in Northern Norway are Tromsø, Kirkenes, Alta, Bodø, Lofoten and Vesterålen Islands and Svalbard.

Finland:
The best place to see the Northern Lights in Finland is in the Northern Lapland region, which is almost entirely located within the realm of the Arctic Circle. During the dark winter months here, when the sun rarely peaks its head over the horizon, you can expect to see the Finland Northern Lights with regularity, and other peak seasons include February through March and September through October. The most common colours of the Northern Lights are greenish-yellow and red.

The Finnish term for the Northern Lights, Revontulet, meaning fox fire, comes from an old tale where the fox was believed to swish its bushy tail on the snowy fell landscapes, throwing sparks into the air.

As mentioned, Lapland is the best place to see the Finland Aurora Borealis, with the Kilpisjarvi area offering the most abundant opportunities. The best time of the day to see the Finland Northern Lights is between 9 pm and 11:30 pm, though they are certainly not restricted to this time frame.

Sweden:
In Northern Sweden, the Northern Lights usually occur during the winter months through late March or early April, but they can be spotted as early as September in the Northernmost parts. Your best chance of catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights is on cold winter nights when the sky is clear and cloudless. You need to be away from city lights, which dilute the effects of these natural phenomena, so head out into the countryside. On clear nights, the Northern Lights can be visible from most locations in Swedish Lapland, occurring between 6 pm to and 2 am, with the strongest shows happening between 10 pm and 11 pm. For those willing to brave the cold on winter nights, here are some of the best locations in Swedish Lapland for viewing these phenomena:

Abisko National Park
Abisko National Park, a couple of kilometers north of Kiruna, is a prime location for viewing the Northen Lights. The scientifically proven “blue hole” — a patch of sky over the Torneträsk lake that usually remains clear despite overcast weather in surrounding areas — gives Abisko its own micro-climate, which is suitable for catching the lights.

Jukkasjärvi and the Torne Valley
Not only does the village of Jukkasjärvi (population roughly 541) boast the world’s first ice hotel (rebuilt ever year from Torne River ice), it’s also one of the best regions to view the Northern Lights. ICEHOTEL organizes guided tours for guests which takes the to the Esrange Space Center located 30 minutes from Kiruna. You can dine at a wilderness camp and get the chance to scan the Arctic winter sky for aurora borealis.

Other regions in Swedish Lapland
As mentioned earlier, if weather conditions are just right (clear, dark, cold, and cloudless), you might catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights from any location within subarctic and arctic Sweden — even close to larger towns such as Luleå, Jokkmokk, Arvidsjaur, and Gällivare.

Greenland:
The northern lights - or Aurora Borealis as it is officially known - actually occur all year round, but cannot be seen during the summer months in Greenland due to the midnight sun. The phenomenon is often seen around midnight and is best experienced on a dark, clear night in the period from September to the beginning of April. If you are travelling during this period, you can see the Northern Lights from anywhere in the country, whilst in South Greenland the northern lights can be seen from as early as the end of August.

 

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