The Ultimate Guide to Solo Tours
Discover why solo tours are the best way to explore, with expert tips and top destinations for travelling solo.
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This stunning Nordic country is known for its deep blue fjords, dramatic mountains and colourful coastal towns, painted in every colour of the rainbow. Drive along scenic roads, cruise through peaceful waterways and witness natural wonders like the midnight sun or the Northern Lights. From lively cities to quiet wilderness, Norway offers something for every kind of traveller. Exploring it on a tour means you can see more, do more and experience more without worrying about the details. Start planning your journey with My Touring. We take care of the logistics so you can focus on discovering the world.
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Timeless and modern, Norway is a country shaped by powerful landscapes and calm, coastal beauty. From its world‑famous fjords and dramatic mountain peaks to charming fishing villages and lively cities, the country offers a rich mix of nature and culture like no other. Glide through deep blue waterways, embark on a scenic rail journey or witness thundering waterfalls that showcase the true power of the north. In summer, long golden days stretch late into the night, while winter brings crisp air and the vivid dance of the Northern Lights. With its welcoming atmosphere and unforgettable scenery, Norway invites you to discover a destination where every view feels extraordinary.
The Oslo Opera House is one of the country’s most recognisable landmarks, known for its clean and modern Scandinavian design. Walk across the white marble roof and take in scenic architectural views with a clear blend of contemporary design and waterfront atmosphere. Step inside to experience an opera or ballet performance and feel the energy of one of Norway’s most celebrated cultural spaces.
The Flåm Railway is the perfect way to explore the scenic beauty of Norway’s magical greenery and landscapes. This world‑famous line is a masterpiece of engineering, clinging to steep valley walls as it winds past roaring waterfalls, snow‑dusted peaks and tiny cliffside farms. Every bend reveals a new panoramic view, making it the perfect way to explore Norway’s dramatic mountain scenery.
Vøringfossen is one of Norway’s most famous waterfalls, plunging dramatically into the Måbødalen valley. The viewpoint area has safe walkways and platforms that give you clear views of the powerful cascade. Walk across the steel bridge, feel the mist from the falls and enjoy the striking landscape shaped by cliffs, water and deep mountain scenery.
Hadeland Glassverk is a cosy village with historic buildings, lakeside views and a strong focus on Norwegian craftsmanship. Explore small shops with glass, souvenirs, clothing, chocolate and local honey along with other delicacies. Watch skilled glassblowers work, visit craft studios and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with cafés serving traditional Norwegian food.
If you are interested in culture and history, the Royal Palace is a must‑see in central Oslo. The palace is known for its elegant architecture and peaceful gardens that surround the building, offering a clear look into Norway’s royal traditions. Watch the daily changing of the guards, stroll through the expansive Palace Park or take a guided tour of the richly decorated state rooms.

Oslo is a modern waterfront capital where contemporary architecture, green spaces and cultural landmarks come together. Visit world‑class museums, the lively harbour promenade, and neighbourhoods filled with cafés, galleries and boutique shops. From the Opera House to surrounding islands and parks, Oslo blends urban energy with easy access to nature, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.

Bergen, Norway’s second‑largest city, is a historic coastal gem often called the ‘Gateway to the Fjords’. Surrounded by mountains and dramatic waterways, it blends vibrant urban culture with a UNESCO‑listed historic waterfront and easy access to stunning fjord landscapes. A mix of colourful wooden houses, harbour life and nearby nature creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Flåm is a small fjord village surrounded by steep mountains, deep valleys and cascading waterfalls. Known for the iconic Flåm Railway, this area offers some of Norway’s most dramatic natural scenery. Explore the Aurlandsfjord, visit panoramic viewpoints or enjoy peaceful walks along the water. Flåm blends quiet nature, striking landscapes and easy access to unforgettable experiences.
Norway is part of the Schengen area, which means Australian citizens do not need a visa for tourism visits of up to 90 days. You will still need to carry a valid passport. Entry conditions may change from time to time, so it’s best to check the latest information before you go. Stay up to date with Smartraveller.
Norway offers something special in every season. Between June and August, summer boasts ideal conditions for longer days, fjord cruises, and exploring mountains and coastal towns. Autumn brings colourful landscapes and quieter trails, while spring offers mild weather, rushing waterfalls and fresh scenery. Winter is perfect for chasing the Northern Lights, skiing and other Arctic experiences.
Norway has a well‑connected and easy‑to‑use transport network, including buses, trams and ferries. Major cities are linked by scenic rail routes, domestic flights and comfortable long‑distance buses, making it simple to travel between regions. You can also explore fjords, islands and coastal regions by boat. With My Touring, you’ll enjoy the comfort of private deluxe coach transportation and internal flights included in your package, allowing you to sit back, take in the extraordinary scenery and leave the logistics to your tour leader.
Norway can be more expensive than some destinations, especially for dining and accommodation. Booking a touring package with exclusive Bonus Savings can help stretch your spend further. Led by Touring Experts, My Touring handcrafts perfectly packaged tour holidays with curated experiences, perfectly placed stays and added value that makes exploring Norway memorable without breaking the bank.
Norway is considered a safe destination with well-maintained public spaces and reliable services. Visiting Norway on a guided tour adds an extra layer of comfort and local insight, with experienced guides ensuring safe and seamless travel. As with any destination, safety can vary by location, so it’s important to stay informed, be aware of your surroundings, respect local customs and follow official travel advice during your visit.
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