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AMAZING SPAS

It's time to relax

Juvet Landskapshotell .
Photo: @Thetravelbook - Juvet Landscape Hotel
Juvet Landskapshotell .
Photo: @Thetravelbook - Juvet Landscape Hotel

Can you imagine a better place to soothe sore muscles and a weary mind than in warm, relaxing water, surrounded by nature?

Juvet Landskapshotell .
Photo: @Thetravelbook - Juvet Landscape Hotel
Juvet Landskapshotell .
Photo: @Thetravelbook - Juvet Landscape Hotel

In Norway, many spas are inspired by Norwegian nature and have a Nordic twist that often includes fjord views and fresh mountain air.

Refreshing, don't you think?

Spa Canvas Hotel .
Photo: Anton Ligaarden - VisitNorway.com
Spa Canvas Hotel .
Photo: Anton Ligaarden - VisitNorway.com

You can also combine pulsating city life with spending a few relaxing hours at a spa!

Many hotels in Norway's largest cities have excellent spa facilities ...

Spa with the girls .
Photo: Nikolas Gogstad-Andersen
Spa with the girls .
Photo: Nikolas Gogstad-Andersen

... as do many mountain resorts, like here at Norefjell.

Outdoor adventures, pools, massages, and treatments. What a combination!

Relax in Norefjell Ski & Spa .
Photo: Norefjell Ski Resort
Relax in Norefjell Ski & Spa .
Photo: Norefjell Ski Resort

So, where do you want to find your zen?

Hotel Alexandra, Alexandra Bath .
Photo: Marius Beck Dahle/Hotel Alexandra
Hotel Alexandra, Alexandra Bath .
Photo: Marius Beck Dahle/Hotel Alexandra

Norway is a cool (and sometimes cold) country – which means that you’ll love our steaming hot spas. Check out where to go for some serious R&R.

Norwegian style spas

Imagine yourself floating in a steaming pool, surrounded by mountains, right next to a calm fjord or a glittering lake. Sounds nice, right?

Several recent Norwegian spa facilities have been thoughtfully designed to be in harmony with nature’s own elements. Many are beautifully located with relaxing views of a forest or a fjord. At some, you can swim between outdoors and indoors without even leaving the pool.

Norwegian spas are all about water and more water, an element you’ll see in everywhere in Norwegian nature. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that you’ll find a lot of hot and cold no, waiticy pools, tubs, and even indoor waterfalls.

Visit Farris Bad near the city of Larvik, which draws its mineral-rich water from a natural source 55 metres below ground. Here, you can also experience a unique spa ritual performed by some of the world’s best Aufguss masters, in one of the largest saunas in Northern Europe.

Just 15 minutes south of Oslo, The Well is the largest bathhouse and spa in the Nordic region, with eleven different pools. It even has a northern lights-inspired sauna!

In Fjord Norway, several hotels offer first class spa facilities with fantastic views of fjords and mountain peaks. You can also experience a spa treat at many of the Historic Hotels around the country.

What to expect at a spa

Many spas offer treatments like massages, body wraps, and facials, and some offer specialised services like pedicures and manicures.

Different kinds of saunas, steam baths, pools, tubs, jacuzzis, and fitness rooms are available at many locations.

Physical and mental relaxation is essential to get the total experience, which sometimes also includes healthy, well-balanced meals. Dedicated therapists and other staff members will ensure that you are well taken care of during your stay.

Feel the zen

Eating well is an important way to live well and several of the country’s spas include delicious restaurants with healthy, local food. Many also offer a wide range of rewarding indoor training and outdoor sports activities for guests who want to get even more out of their stay. Yoga and spa is the ideal combination to get the zen feeling.

Note that some spa centres are reserved for grown-ups who appreciate peace and quiet. However, many places welcome children and even have special, fun activities for them. Make sure to check in advance.

Most places will take care of you year round, and you can usually either book an appointment or just drop in to undress your stress.

Let's get steamy

Saunas are hot in Norway! Most spas in Norway have saunas you can enjoy, but you also find several other cool sauna options outside the spas.

If you want to challenge yourself, you should try the incredible combination of ice bathing and saunas. It's a truly refreshing experience that is actually quite addictive.

Norwegian spas

Check out some of Norway's largest and most popular spas and spa hotels.

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Farris Bad Hotel is situated at the beautiful Larvik beach in Vestfold, 135 km south of Oslo. Read more
Farris Bad
Sola Strand Hotel is idyllically located by the dunes on Solastranden beach, just outside of Stavanger. The hotel offers 135 hotel rooms, modern… Read more
Sola Strand Hotel
At Vestlia SPA, they have concentrated on creating a calm and comfortable mood for all visitors. You can really unwind and enjoy each moment. The… Read more
SPA - Vestlia Resort
Angvik Gamle Handelssted is a unique hotel located between Molde and Kristiansund. Here you will experience stylish hotel and dining rooms, local… Read more
Angvik Gamle Handelssted by Classic Norway Hotels
A world of wellness. Scandinavia's largest wellness centre and spa i sistuated just 20 minutes south of Oslo at Kolbotn. With a total of 11 pools, 15… Read more
The Well Spa
At Aquarama Spa in Kristiansand you will find the tranquillity for body and soul. Read more
Aquarama Spa
SPA (Salus per aqua) means "health through water" and has for centuries involved mineral-rich water, heat and relaxation. Alexandra Spa has been built… Read more
Alexandra Spa
Holmsbu Badehotell is beautifully located in the idyllic village of Holmsbu in Asker, dating back to the 1880s. We have 34 beds in 17 beautiful hotel… Read more
Badehotellet, Holmsbu
Son Spa - the coastal pearl you long to return to! Here you can enjoy the sunset from your own balcony with a sea view, and a whole 2,000 square… Read more
Son Spa
A unique SPA and wellbeing hotel close to the Swedish border, in the depths of The Norwegian Finnish forest. With their warm and cosy place, the hotel… Read more
Finnskogtoppen SPA
Støtvig Hotel is located in a sheltered bay - the Støtvig bay with a magnificent view over the Oslofjord. Read more
Støtvig Hotel AS
Combine a holiday in Kragerø with a spa experience at Kragerø Resort - a relaxing and revitalizing stay! Read more
Spa in Kragerø
Where Norwegian nature meets luxurious design Read more
Rømskog Spa & Resort
Throughout the year, guests can find peace and tranquillity at Engø Gård, a well-preserved idyll where the memories of yesteryear that give the place… Read more
Engø Gård Hotel & Restaurant
Hotel Union Geiranger is a first-class, family-owned hotel with its own pool and spa, and boasts views of the Geirangerfjord and surrounding… Read more
Hotel Union Geiranger
Founded in 1870, Britannia Hotel was built to serve British aristocrats who visited Trondheim for its legendary salmon fishing. Today, the Britannia… Read more
Britannia Hotel
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