Your Way Away
What draws people there
- Lofoten and its fishing villages
- Preikestolen and Trolltunga
- The Geiranger and Nærøy fjords
- The midnight sun
Who it suits
For hiking and road trips.
Things to keep in mind
- High prices
- Book ferries and lodging early
At rest areas and where parking is allowed you can usually also sleep, mostly for one night (follow the signs; some say 24 or 48 hours). Under the right to roam: at least 150 m from homes and at most two nights without the landowner’s consent.
Overnight rules: Norway → Campervan route → Season calendar and booklet →
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Norway?
Usually June–September. In your guide we look at the weather for your exact dates, including rain and temperatures.
How many days do I need for Norway?
We recommend 8–14 days. On a shorter trip it is better to choose fewer regions and move less often.
Who is Norway good for?
For hiking and road trips.
What should I watch out for in Norway?
High prices. Book ferries and lodging early. We check current official travel advice and entry requirements in every guide.
How fast do I get my personal guide?
Within 24 hours of payment. Fill in a short form about who is going, when and what you enjoy, and you get your own website with a map, photos and a suggested route, from €35.
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