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Getting around by plane
Buy a ticket and fly high
There are more than 50 airports in Norway, making even the northernmost communities accessible by plane. The three largest domestic airlines are SAS, Norwegian, and Widerøe.
Flying over Lofoten.
Photo: Sverre Hjørnevik / Widerøe
Photo: Sverre Hjørnevik / Widerøe
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There are many daily domestic flights to Tromsø Airport. Most international flights to Tromsø require changing planes at Oslo Airport. Tromsø Airport…
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Bodø Airport is a civil airport, located 2 kilometres from the city centre.
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Trondheim Airport Værnes serves both international and national flights.
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Ålesund Airport Vigra is the largest airport between Bergen and Trondheim. The airport is centrally located compared to some of the most important…
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Welcome to OSL - Norway´s main aiport!
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Haugesund Airport, Karmøy (HAU) is an international airport located on Karmøy, about 15 minutes' drive from Haugesund.
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A modern and efficient airport
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Stavanger International Airport, Sola, is 20 minutes from Stavanger and Sandnes. You can fly directly between Stavanger and a total of around 60…
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Kristiansand Airport Kjevik is the southernmost airport in Norway.
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Local travel
In Norway, nature is never far away. It’s actually so close that even public transport is a great starting point for exploring it.
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Go all electric
Electric bikes and cars are getting increasingly popular in Norway, electric cruise ferries are launched, and other means of e-transport enable you to literally electrify most of your trip.
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Getting here
Travelling to Norway has never been easier. There are direct flights from many places around the world, and if you live closer by, you can take a boat, a train, or a bus – or even drive.
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Plan your trip
Planning your trip will help you get what you want and find the experiences you wish for.
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Round trips and travel routes
Norway is a country of great variations and vast distances. If you want to see as much as possible, the easiest way is to take a round trip. You can experience a lot of Norway in a week – or even three days.
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Seasons and climate
Due to the temperate waters of the Gulf Stream, Norway has a much milder climate than other parts of the world at the same latitude, such as Alaska, Greenland, and Siberia. Still, Norway has a lot of weather.
