Holiday houses in Norway & holiday apartments in Norway

Holiday home vacation in Norway’s nature

atraveo offers you 3,000 different properties in wonderful Norway for a great holiday home vacation. Many of the houses are detached, far-off from larger cities and mostly set in idyllic locations, for example at the banks of a fjord, near a lake or on a tree-covered mountain ridge. Some houses don’t only offer basic facilities but also additional extras such as sauna or whirlpool. Properties next to a lake often provide a boat and/or small jetty for fishing.

Fjords, mountains and the sea in Norway

Fjords, mountains and the sea these are the ingredients of your perfect Norway holiday. Norway’s nature is just stunning, whether you take the fjord coast or the thickly lush woods in the heartland. At the end of the last glacial period thousands of large glaciers moved from the mainland towards the coast and cut deep valleys into the Norwegian landscape. Today created fjords are a unique natural spectacle which you should not miss out on. Examples for especially gorgeous fjords in Norway, where atraveo offers a large selection of holiday homes are: Sognefjord, Hardangerfjord, Boknafjord and Nordfjord.

Norway’s mountains and valleys offer numerous options for hiking holidays and during winter they offer perfect skiing conditions, such as the Hafjell Alpine Centre which is situated around the Olympic City Lillehammer (1994) or the Hemsedal Skicentre. You should also have a look at the holiday home offers of atraveo around the areas Setesdal, Gudbrandsdalen as well as Hallingdal and Hemsedal.
Another very appealing travel destination are the Norwegian islands. The probably best-known are the northern island groups Lofoten and Vesterålen. Here you are as close to the beauty of Norway’s nature as you can get.

Perfect conditions for a fishing vacation

Along the rugged coast of Norway’s fjords as well as lakes and rivers of Norway’s mountains in the heartland there are great conditions for fishing holidays. Fishing enthusiasts will not only enjoy Norway’s regions because of the abundance of fish but also because of the many holiday homes which are ideal for fishing vacations. Very often these properties have ideal locations right at the water and provide extras such as a fishing jetty, boat, filleting table and a large deep freezer. Some houses are also ideal for larger parties so that one can experience a great fishing holiday with close friends or colleagues.

By car and ship to Norway

We recommend a combined journey with your own car and ferry. A regular ferry service is offered from Hirtshals in Jutland in Denmark to Stavanger, Bergen and Kristiansand. Also a night ferry operates from Kiel in Germany to Oslo. Once in Norway you are ready to go on with your own car.
Those who are not keen on paying ferry costs have the option of driving the long route via Denmark and the south of Sweden.
Alternatively one can also travel by plane to Norway. The international airports in Oslo, Bergen and Stavanger regularly operate flights (e.g. SAS Airlines) to a number of European airports.

The best travelling season

... for a holiday in Norway are the summer months July and August. During this period the temperatures are relatively high and the days are long. Usually from September on the temperatures get considerably colder. However the Indian Summer in Scandinavia has its own unique charms. You should keep in mind that most attractions, shops and restaurants outside the larger cities will be closed outside the summer peak seasons.

 

Neighbouring countries Norway

• Germany
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• Great Britain
• Lithuania
• Latvia
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Sweden