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Classic Norway Hotels – From distinctive hotels to authentic fisherman's cabins
Citybox – modern and affordable hotels in a central location
DanCenter – your specialist in holiday homes in Norway
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Campcation – book camping all across Norway with Campcation
Campanyon - discover unique stays in nature
Brim Explorer – silent fjord tours by electric catamaran
Stromma – Norwegian city sightseeing with bus and boat
Widerøe – the largest regional airline in Scandinavia
NOR-WAY Bussekspress – experience amazing scenery by bus
Vy express – travel with bus throughout Norway
AutoEurope – always a smooth car rental experience
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Arctic Campers – Norway’s camper van rental
Cabin Campers – your cottage on four wheels
SJ NORD – the adventure starts on the train
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Hurtigruten – "The World’s Most Beautiful Sea Voyage"
Fjord Tours – Home of Norway in a nutshell® - Norway’s most popular tour
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Up Norway – Bespoke luxury tailored by insiders
Discover Norway – skiing, biking and hiking tours in Norway
Norrøna Hvitserk – expeditions and adventure holidays
Booknordics.com – hundreds of activities, tours and day cruises in Norway
Fjord Travel – let us show you the beauty of Norway!
Go Fjords – tours and activities all over Norway
50 Degrees North – unforgettable tailor-made and small group tours to Norway
Norwegian Holidays – low-price package holidays with Norwegian. Flight, hotel and rental car
My Nordic Travel – Do It Yourself, make your own itinerary
Ski holidays in Rauland – Go skiing in beautiful mountain nature
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Want to look like a professional with cool gear and awesome moves when you go skiing? Check out these youngsters' mini masterclass and learn alpine skiing from the best! Here, they help you get ready for a family-friendly ski holiday in Norway.
People often say Norwegians are born with skis on their feet, but if you’re not – don’t worry. Morten, Alexandra and Pernille have been skiing their entire lives, and in their masterclass, the six-year-old children will show you the basics.
Whether you’re four or forty, you’ll learn what gear to use and how to wear it for optimal style. “One thing we see all the time is the goggle gap. You have to close the gap between the helmet and the goggles. It is safer and looks much better”, says Alexandra.
The young instructors will also teach you how to create a slice of pizza with your skis (and why you need to know that) and share inside tips and tricks.
This is the mini masterclass – alpine skiing edition!
The verdict’s out, and the kids agree: “there’s a lot of weird stuff out there”. Here they show what equipment you need, what to wear – and how not to wear it. They also show you a small piece of clothing that might come in handy when it looks like you’ve stolen Rudolph’s red nose.
1. Do not put yourself or others in harm’s way.
2. Adjust your speed according to skills, terrain and conditions.
3. Respect your duty to yield to skiers and snowboarders in front of you.
4. Always leave room for voluntary/involuntary movements when you pass another skier or snowboarder.
5. When you ski into or up a slope, make sure to yield to others.
6. Do not stop or sit down in areas that are narrow or hidden from view.
7. Use the outer edges of the slope when you move around on foot.
8. Always follow signs, markings and directions.
9. Everyone has a duty to assist in the event of an accident or injury.
10. All witnesses (both directly involved and bystanders) have a duty to provide their contact information at the scene of an accident.
Source: skialo.com
Jump out of bed, into your ski boots and outside to the slopes!
Thanks to the great ski-in/ski-out possibilities at many resorts in Norway, you don’t have to be your kids’ packhorse and carry all their equipment. The resorts have several slopes with different levels of difficulty, from tracks suitable for beginners to off-piste areas for the more advanced skiers.
Parents can easily keep an eye on the youngest kids without having to stick to them like glue, and as confidence increases and your skills improve – new challenges await in other slopes and the ski parks.
And if someone in your crew doesn't want to hit the slopes, several destinations offer fun things to do without skis!
Many of the biggest family-friendly ski resorts in Norway are located in Eastern Norway, from Trysil, Hemsedal and Geilo to Hafjell, Kvitfjell, Beitostølen and Norefjell.
In Fjord Norway, you can get your daily dose of downhill skiing at the two ski centres Myrkdalen Fjellandsby and Voss resort. Even the more southern ski resorts, like Gausta, Vrådal and Raulan
The best thing is – all of these ski resorts are located within a reasonable distance from major airports, and the ski resorts in Eastern Norway are within driving distance from the ports where car ferries from Denmark and Sweden arrive.
Due to its geographical position far north, Norway is blessed with lots of snow, meaning that in the biggest resorts, snow-covered slopes are always guaranteed!
1. Do not put yourself or others in harm’s way.
2. Adjust your speed according to skills, terrain and conditions.
3. Respect your duty to yield to skiers and snowboarders in front of you.
4. Always leave room for voluntary/involuntary movements when you pass another skier or snowboarder.
5. When you ski into or up a slope, make sure to yield to others.
6. Do not stop or sit down in areas that are narrow or hidden from view.
7. Use the outer edges of the slope when you move around on foot.
8. Always follow signs, markings and directions.
9. Everyone has a duty to assist in the event of an accident or injury.
10. All witnesses (both directly involved and bystanders) have a duty to provide their contact information at the scene of an accident.
Source: skialo.com
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