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Train ride in Flam (not included and optional).
Airport transfers;
Flights Lisbon – Oslo and return with checked baggage allowance of up to 23kg;
Tour by tourist bus according to the itinerary;
8 nights' accommodation in hotels;
8 breakfasts and 12 meals (5 free meals - free meals can be taken at restaurants, cafes or supermarkets in designated locations);
Tickets included for the Loen Cable Car, Romsdalsgondolen Cable Car, Dalsnibba Lookout Point, Viking Village, Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, boat trips on the Lysefjord, Geirangerfjord, Hjørundfjord, Nærøyfjord and Loch Lovatnet (5 boat trips);
Travel insurance;
Hotel and tourism taxes.
The weather in Norway in July is marked by the peak of summer, being the warmest and brightest month of the year, ideal for exploring the fjords and outdoor cities. In the south, in cities like Oslo, temperatures are very pleasant, with average highs between 20°C and 23°C, occasionally exceeding 25°C on sunny days. As you travel north, the weather gets cooler, with averages between 12°C and 16°C. One of the biggest attractions this month is the Midnight Sun phenomenon above the Arctic Circle, where the sun does not set, while in the south the days are extremely long, with almost 19 hours of daylight. Despite being summer, the weather can be unpredictable and passing showers can occur, so it is advisable to dress in layers to make the most of the lush, green landscape of the season.
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GMT+2
This trip is a true immersion in the best that Norway has to offer. The highlight is the five included boat trips, which reveal the imposing beauty of fjords such as Geirangerfjord – where we can observe the mystical Seven Sisters Waterfall – the Nærøyfjord, and the serene Lovatnet Lake.
The high-altitude experience is guaranteed by privileged access to viewpoints like Dalsnibba and Ornesvingen, in addition to the dizzying ascents on the Loen and Romsdalsgondolen cable cars, which offer breathtaking perspectives of the Troll Wall and the surrounding valleys.
Nature shines through in visits to the Bøyabreen and Briksdalsbreen glaciers – the latter done in the fun Troll cars – and stops at monumental waterfalls like Vøringfossen and Låtefossen.
Culture and history come alive in the vibrant capital of Oslo, from the symbolism of Vigeland Park to the tradition of the Viking Village and the colorful houses of Stavanger.
With the possibility of hiking to the top of Pulpit Rock and the chance to ride the mythical Flåm Railway, this is the ideal plan for those who want to experience Norway authentically and without missing any picture-postcard views.
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