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10 green ways to explore Norway
Go electric – by train, on super silent sightseeing boats, or in an Instagram-friendly vehicle. Go healthy – eat local food from enthusiastic farmers. Go greener – and discover the wonderful people and places in Norway that give the little extra and make you feel great.
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Green getaway to Oslo
A capital without crowds, with one foot in the fjord and one in the forest. Discover Oslo, awarded the prestigious title European Green Capital in 2019.
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The world’s most eco-friendly hotel
The spectacular luxury hotel Svart is starting to take shape at the foot of the Svartisen National Park in Nordland.
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Visit a more sustainable destination
Greener, cleaner – and more authentic. Visit a sustainable destination on your next adventure! Here, they are taking extra good care of the environment, their unique culture, the local community and last but not least – you!
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Green hotels
It is easy to find environmentally certified hotels in Norway. And did you know that these hotels follow even stricter requirements than the law demands?
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6 eco-friendly autumn activities
Discover autumn’s golden colours – the green way. Escape the big crowds and the hustle and bustle, and enjoy our country as the landscape get painted in red, yellow, and orange.
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Urban green
Oslo is officially The European Green Capital of 2019. Three people living the green dream in Oslo have handpicked ten examples of the city’s numerous nature-based discoveries.
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Top 11 places with less people
Outdoor trainer Lasse Tufte seeks areas of fresh air, fantastic views, rewarding activities, and not too many people.
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7 sustainable adventures
Embark on a more sustainable adventure in Norway. Join seven people that live their dream on everything from glacier hiking to whale safaris.
Culinary gold from leftover food
The fine dining restaurant Rest in Oslo tackles food waste with a menu based on surplus food and unsaleable produce.
The bee highway through Oslo
Thanks to a guild of urban beekeepers, businesses, and locals, the bees of Oslo can safely fly across town all the way from Holmenkollen to Lake Nøklevann.
The world’s first plastic-free shipping company
Plastic bags, plastic cutlery and plastic packing will soon be blasts from the past as Hurtigruten bans all single-use plastic from their ships.
Hurtigruten expands with new hybrid ships
Two Rolls Royce designed new ships will be sailing along the Norwegian coast from 2019. The two-week journeys start in Amsterdam and Hamburg.
Join the battle against food waste today
More than 1,600 companies celebrate the International Environment Day with the campaign “Cut Food Waste 2020”.
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Hotels and more
Most parts of Norway offer diverse accommodation, ranging from historic fjord hotels and urban boutique hotels to camping, glamping, and mountain cabins. Rates are often fair when booked in advance.
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Must-see nature attractions
The glaciers, mountains, and waterfalls are all about raw, sublime power. On the other hand, natural wonders such as the northern lights, the midnight sun, the fjords, and quiet national parks highlight Norway’s serene qualities.
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Things to do
Hungry for food or longing for action? Whether you want natural highs or artistic depths, climbing up or skiing down, walking slow or running fast, there’s a good chance we can help you suit your needs.
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Plan your trip
Planning your trip will help you get what you want and find the experiences you wish for.
