NORWAY

You’ll stay in rural guesthouses, farms, and small family-run inns, usually in private or semi-private rooms.

Breakfast is almost always included, and dinner is provided when no local dining options are available.

Each trip page details the specific accommodation setup.

Yes.

The coastal route is highly customizable and can be tailored to your needs.

The Dovre route is more linear and less flexible, but slight modifications are possible, such as adding rest days or train segments to break up longer stages.

• Dovre: Easily reachable by train from Oslo via the direct Oslo–Trondheim railway line.

• Bergen: Well connected to Italy via flights with one stop (typically via Oslo or Copenhagen), and accessible via Norway’s train and bus networks.

• Trondheim: At the end of your journey, you can fly out from Trondheim’s international airport, connected to Italy via one-stop flights.

• Selje: More remote, but reachable by bus or ferry with onward travel to Bergen or Ålesund, from where you can catch a flight home.

Full travel planning tips and detailed arrival instructions are available on each trip page.

Walking holidays in Norway take place from June to September, with July and August being the peak months for weather conditions and daylight hours.

• June and September are ideal for those who prefer fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, with landscapes coloured by the changing season.

• July and August offer the longest daylight hours, with the phenomenon of the midnight sun in the middle weeks of summer, particularly striking along the coastal route from Bergen to Selje.

• The St. Olav Way from Dovre to Trondheim can be walked from mid-June, when the mountain trails are free of snow.

We recommend booking well in advance, especially for July and August, when guesthouses and farms along the route fill up quickly.

Luggage transfer is not always included in our Norway trips and depends on the itinerary you choose.

On the coastal route from Bergen to Selje, where travel often involves ferries or buses between the islands, luggage logistics are arranged in a specific way and explained on the trip page. On the route from Dovre to Trondheim, accommodation is more spread out and luggage transfer can be arranged as an additional service.

In all cases, each trip page clearly states what is included in the package and what is available as an optional extra. If you have any questions, our team is available to clarify every detail before you book.

Yes, especially if you choose the right route. The coastal route from Bergen to Selje is the most suitable for those taking on a walk in Norway for the first time: the stages are flexible, the elevation changes are moderate, and the combination of walking sections and ferry journeys also suits those who prefer a slower pace.

The St. Olav Way from Dovre to Trondheim, on the other hand, requires a good level of fitness, with longer stages and demanding days, and is recommended for those who already have experience of multi-day walks.

In both cases, you travel with all the necessary documentation, maps and support from our team whenever you need it along the route.