Cheap flights to Norway

A stunning destination where rugged mountains, spectacular coastlines and dramatic fjords collide, Norway’s natural landscape is hard to be beaten. From scenic hikes to fascinating museums, buzzing nightlife, stunning ski resorts and sandy beaches, there are countless reasons why you should book tickets to Norway.

Accompanied by trendy cosmopolitan cities and sleepy seaside towns and the Scandinavian country ticks all the boxes for an exciting adventure. Although many people book flights to Norway to witness the incredible Northern Lights, the country has plenty more to offer, too.

It’s easy to reach the Scandinavian country, with flights to Norway available from a range of destinations across the world. You can fly to Norway from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.

Flights to Oslo are popular with travellers wanting to experience the country’s culture-filled capital. It’s a buzzing place with an abundance of museums, art galleries, quirky coffee shops and fancy restaurants where you can sample the delicious Norwegian cuisine. You can also fly to Bergen, a city steeped in natural beauty with mountains and fjords at its doorstep. With its colourful wooden houses, picturesque cobblestone streets and lively nightlife, it’s easy to see why flights to Bergen are becoming increasingly more popular.

If the Northern Lights are what you’re after, a trip to Tromso is a must. As well as being known as the best place to see the colourful lights dart across the dark skies, it’s a beautiful city with breathtaking scenery, impressive cathedrals and exciting outdoor adventures.

You could never run out of things to do in Norway. First up, there’s the country’s incredible fjords. Geirangerfjord in southwestern Norway is said to be one of the most beautiful but there are plenty of others to see too, including Sognefjord, the country’s largest fjord. If spectacular sights are what you’re looking for, you can’t miss a trip to Preikestolen or the Pulpit Rock, a flat-top cliff with jaw-dropping views, and Jostedalsbreen Glacier, the largest glacier in Europe.

In Oslo, you can find many fascinating attractions, including Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle with views over the harbour, The Vigeland Park, a sculpture park with hundreds of fascinating sculptures, and the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History. The Lofoten Islands also make a great trip. Sitting off the coast of northwest Norway, here you can find beautiful beaches, rocky mountain hikes and traditional fishing villages. The Lofoten Islands are also a popular spot to catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis.