An Enjoyable Norway Holiday Vacation

Many people love to have a Norway holiday because it is a perfect place to getaway from the busy and crowded streets of the city. Although it is considered as country at a crossroads, Norway houses peaceful lakes bordered by lush palm trees, the rolling wooded hills, delightful green landscapes, and the spectacular views of the glaciers.

Norway is also a perfect destination for people who would want to enjoy ultimate water sports experience and those who crave for tranquility. Boasting off with an exceptional environment, unique landscape, historic heritage and excellent modern tourist infrastructure, the Norway can offer its potential visitors a wide array of sporting, cultural and leisure activities to can satisfy the person’s desire for a fantastic holiday escapade.

Spending a perfect holiday

Being one of the most beautiful places in the world, spending a holiday in Norway would cost you much. People who have traveled in Norway would agree that spending three days to one week here would cost around 50,000 Norwegian krone (Nkr) to 100,000 Nk. This would include at least Nkr300 per day for a transport ticket to those who stay in camp sites and prepare their own food; Nkr400 a day for those who will stay in hostels where simple breakfast, lunch or dinner is served; and Nkr500 if you want to buy food and other items in a supermarket for a day.

To those who plan to stay at hotels where breakfasts, lunch or dinner is served buffet style, it would cost you around Nkr800 and if you are planning to eat outside the hotel, you can opt for moderately priced restaurants where you could spend at least Nkr700 per meal. If you want to have a taste of Norwegian night life, expect to pay at least Nkr1000 for alcoholic drinks and if you are planning to rent a car to go around the place, prepare at least Nkr1500.

To ensure an enjoyable Norway holiday, the major consideration should be looking for a comfortable accommodation. The best places for first time tourists in Norway would be the cities including Stavanger, Trondheim, Tromsų, and Bergen. This is because here, you can find various holiday accommodations that range from simple to sophisticated and from ultimate in elegance to traditional tavern. When it comes to accommodation, the various places in Norway are equivalently famous for its prominent properties. Whatever your choice of accommodation is, you can enjoy the place's lovely lakes, majestic mountains, captivating countryside and its bustling city centers.

Once you have found a comfortable accommodation, you can now finalize your itinerary. It is quite ideal to plot your activities prior to going in Norway because this can maximize your time and your stay here. Based on sites on the Internet, you can already research what are the things that you can do here. Once you arrive, try to stick to that itinerary but also be open to other activities because you will never really know what to expect from the place once you get there.