Best Norway holiday apartments

Holiday flats in Norway, the nature paradise

Our holiday homes in Norway are very popular with families who want to spend their holidays with their children. But couples and single travellers also appreciate the comfort that holiday apartments in Oslo offer. So they don’t have to entrust themselves to one of the many anonymous hotels and can enjoy plenty of privacy and individually furnished apartments. For round trips through the land of grandiosen possibilities we have for example Apartments in Sør-Trøndelag, Holiday houses in Rogaland and private accommodations in Buskerud for you. Take a good look around, on our pages you will find detailed descriptions and photos of each accommodation. Our apartments in Norway are located in beautiful regions, so you can choose whether you want to discover gorgeous fjord landscapes or picturesque coastal areas.

From the apartments in Norway to the fjords, lakes and cities of the country

The Scandinavian country on the Atlantic coast is surrounded by numerous myths and legends, as the first people settled here as early as 10500 BC. Hunters and gatherers followed, and fishermen used the long fjords to earn their living. Today Norway belongs to those countries that enchant people from all over the world. Holiday homes in Norway are especially popular if you are looking for untouched nature and just want to relax for a certain time. But even if you want to go on a round trip, we can recommend our private holiday apartments in Norway, because you will find them not only along the coast, but also in numerous bigger and smaller cities, which will surely inspire you with their picturesque ambience and interesting history.

Explore the breathtaking natural beauties of Norway

One of the most interesting highlights of Norway is the trip with the mail ship along the west coast as also a trip to the North Cape. The probably most famous slate plateau of the world is located barely 2.100 kilometres away from the North Pole: here, in summer, the sun shines continuously for two and a half months, but in winter, one has to do without it for two and a half months. One of the most famous fjords in the country is the famous Oslo Fjord and the Geiranger Fjord. Since 2005, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is located approximately 280 kilometres northwest of Oslo. It is an impressive 15 kilometres long and at its widest point it reaches 1.3 kilometres. Also worth seeing are the breathtaking fjord farms, which seem to stick to the steep slopes at an incredible height. Many of them have been lovingly restored and are among the cultural and historical sites of the country. Holiday homes in Norway bring you close to a country that is full of surprises and will certainly fascinate you: Decide quickly and book your dream accommodation in magical Norway now. If you want to see more of Scandinavia, we can warmly recommend our Accommodations in Sweden.