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Are you planning a holiday? Use the filter below to select your desired area and category, and get a quick overview of everything from fun activities and trendy places to eat to exciting museums and cosy accommodation. Norway awaits!

Green Travel is a common navigation to all qualified environmental schemes used by tourism enterprises in Norway. The label helps you find eco-certified activities and accommodation when planning your trip to Norway. When you see the tuft of grass logo on our website, you know that the associated products are a part of the scheme. Although no enterprise is 100% sustainable, these providers are striving to minimise their footprint.

The following certifications fall under Green Travel: Ecotourism Norway, Nordic Swan, Eco-Lighthouse, The Green Key, ISO 14001, and Blue Flag. The labels certify that providers abide by strict rules and guidelines for the production and management of waste, energy, transport, use of chemicals, and requirements relating to subcontractors.

Green travel logo

Green Travel is a common navigation to all qualified environmental schemes used among tourism enterprises in Norway. The symbol helps you find environmentally certified activities and accommodations when planning your trip to Norway. Every time you see a tuft of grass on Visitnorway's pages, you know that the associated products and offers are a part of the scheme. This makes it easier for you to go green.

These certifications fall under Green Travel: Ecotourism Norway, The ecolabel Nordic Swan, Eco-Lighthouse, The Green Key, ISO 14001 and Blue Flag. Individually and collectively they guarantee that the labelled experiences follow strict rules and guidelines for the production and management of waste, energy, transport, use of chemicals and demands for subcontractors. These measures go beyond what the Norwegian law requires.