Norway
Norway is made for slow travel. Its railways climb onto high plateaus and drop down to the fjords, and ferries link villages that roads barely reach. Our trips follow these lines at a gentle pace, with time to walk and look around.
Why travel Norway by rail?
The trains here are part of the journey, not a way to skip it. Large windows, quiet carriages and lines built through the mountains mean the views keep coming. Between rides, we stay in small hotels close to the water.
Highlights of Norway
- Mountain railways and fjord ferries
- Small hotels by the water
- Easy valley and fjord-side walks
- Long, light summer evenings
Frequently asked questions
We travel in Norway from May to September, when the mountain lines and ferries run their full timetables.
Our rail trips include short walks of up to two hours. Walking trips have days of 10 to 18 km. Each trip page gives the details.
Yes. Many of our travellers come alone, and you can book a single room.
“Every train ride felt like a day out in itself. The group was small enough to feel like friends by day three.”
Margit, travelled on Norway's Fjords by Rail
