How Much Does a Luxury Vacation Cost in Norway? 

A luxury vacation is something most people would want to enjoy at least once in their lifetime. These grand trips have so much to offer, such as all you can eat and drink (including champagne), butler service, transfers all around your destination, and even private villas. In some cases, you can customize your package to include all the benefits you want. You can pretty much ensure your vacation will be luxurious, all with a swipe of your card. And the best part is, no matter where you’re traveling to, you can have the most opulent time ever. Let’s see how much this sort of luxury vacation would cost in Norway. 

What is a luxury vacation?

Luxury travel is the experience of a lifetime, but what does it even mean? And what luxury destinations to visit should be on your list? Well, luxury travel is all about personalized experiences and service. High-end resorts and hotels are eager to learn exactly what their special guests want and then cater to their needs. These include suggestions for tours, and even the very best in alcoholic beverages.  

Then there’s the attention to detail. Since luxury travel is almost always tailor-made, attention to detail is a major factor to ensure the overall experience is everything the traveler wants. So, how is this achieved? Well, by taking note of things such as special requests, or even just by hearing that a guest loves pink roses and then ensuring that the guest has pink roses at all times, for example. What are some of the top luxury destinations? Well, there’s the French Riviera, the Amalfi Coast, the Maldives, Bora-Bora, Paris, Dubai, Barbados, Bali and so much more, including Norway! Let’s now unpack some of the best luxury vacations in Norway. 

A luxury private 10-day tour

Exploring a country on your own steam is ideal. You get to embark and disembark from your hotel, enjoy sightseeing on your own time, and you even get to soak up the sights without any disturbances. One of the best Norway tours includes a visit to Oslo, Ålesund, Bergen, and the Norwegian Fjords. This tailor-made journey includes the following:

• A travel consultant who takes the time to understand your needs and arranges everything for you.
• Private airport transfers.
• Private local guides who speak English if needed.
• Unique experiences around the places you will see on the tour.
• Entry fee to all sightseeing attractions on the tour.
• And so much more. 

The journey is ultimately what you are after, so this is what you can look forward to on this luxurious trip:

• When you are on a private tour of Oslo, you will get to soak up the contemporary art scene.
• Next up, hop on a train at the Flåmsbana Corkscrew Railway. It’s listed as one of the world’s greatest rail journeys for 2023.
• On your tour you will see all the major sights and experience Norway like never before.
• You will also see the Alpine peaks and make your way to Hovdungo pasture farm. 
• The package includes luxury accommodation with fine-dining cuisine like you’ve never had before. 

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Total cost per person: $9,550  

The voyage north

One of the best experiences on the planet must be the Northern Lights. This stellar attraction must be seen in real life to truly enjoy it, and the best place to experience the Northern Lights is to head to Tromsø, and to Clarion Hotel The Edge, to be exact. So, what makes this hotel so opulent? 

Well, its location is a major draw. It’s located right at the water’s edge, which was the inspiration behind the hotel’s architecture. You will see that hotel is reflected on the way, which makes for quite an interesting sight. The hotel is also known for hosting concerts and high-end conferences. Here are some of the impressive facilities:

• Sky bar: Found on the 11th floor, the sky bar is where you can enjoy various events, live music, and some delicious drinks. But that’s not all. You’ll also have amazing views of the city and the Northern Lights! Here’s a helpful guide on when and where to see the Northern Lights.
• Living room: This is not a conventional living room. It’s more of a lively meeting place. Everything that went into the design of this space is centered around people, and you can enjoy something to eat and drink while meeting new people.  

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But the real highlight is the rooms. Their best room is the superior suite, where a maximum of two people are allowed. It’s the hotel’s largest room, and boasts massive windows so you can view the city directly from your room. With a king-sized bed and two seating areas, what more could you want? Well, plenty! The superior suite is located on the hotel’s top floor and even comes with a workspace should you happen to be working while traveling. The room also includes a coffee station in case you’re in need of a quick pick-me-up.

Total cost per person: $4,000