Glamping all year round
Maximum comfort in stunning surroundings!
Arctic domes, yurts, hanging cocoons, glass igloos, Sami lavvo, and ice hotel igloos. Thanks to the boom in glamping, you can comfortably venture into the wild any time of year. Discover the many options for a truly extraordinary camping experience in Norway.
A cross between a posh hotel and a campsite - that’s glamping in a nutshell. Imagine the convenience of a hotel room combined with the freedom of camping in the wild. There's no need to carry heavy equipment around and you can avoid cold sleeping bags and leaky tents. Comfort is key.
Norway has a full range of glamping options. To help you find the perfect spot, we have complied a list of unique suggestions from the whole country. Many places are also available in autumn and winter, making it possible to enjoy glamping in all seasons.
1. A dome with a view
A foolproof way to turn your holiday into an unforgettable experience is to stay in one of Norway’s dome tents. These light but robust constructions provide maximum comfort, no matter the season or the weather.
2. Yurt glamping
Traditionally used by nomads in central Asia, yurts have spread to all corners of the world in recent years. Today’s glamping yurts usually come with all mod cons, sometimes even with a private bathroom.
3. Hanging cocoons and floating tents
Spend the night in a tent suspended in the air up among the trees! Drift off to sleep under a warm duvet, above the ground, swinging in the breeze!
4. Glass igloos
Stargazing in a remote area far away from the city lights is an incredible experience. Stargazing in a private glass igloo with 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows while snuggling up in bed is priceless. And if you keep your fingers crossed, you may even see the northern lights!
5. Lavvos, luxury tents, and teepees
The Sami, Norway’s indigenous people, have traditionally used lavvo tents as temporary dwellings accompanying their reindeer herds. Today, lavvos also serve as a fun way for glampers to experience a bot of the traditional Sami way of life.
6. Ice hotels
Live the ultimate winter wonderland dream by spending a night or two in an ice hotel. Elaborately decorated with snow and ice, you will stay snug and warm thanks to thermal sleeping bags and thick blankets.
7. Unique cabins
Cabins are a great option when you need shelter for the night. And while some might be basic, they don't have to be boring. Spend the night in a cosy pod or a stylish cone hut or splurge on a fancy glass cabin!
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