Holiday homes in Norway

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Holiday lettings in Norway are the perfect choice for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts. Wild rivers suited for rafting offer a rush of adrenaline. An abundance of still water lakes offer opportunities for fishing and for a quiet and peaceful time in the woods. Norway is the embodiment of an advanced society with a very high standard of living and with immaculately preserved wilderness. It is situated on the western coast of the Scandinavian Peninsula and adjacent islands.

Impressive mountain ranges with glacier peaks and hundreds of kilometres of beautiful fjords lined with steep cliffs define the scenic countryside, which comprises the majority of Norwegian territory. Surrounded by clear blue lakes, hundreds of bubbling waterfalls and endless vegetation, it is easy to leave hectic civilization behind and enjoy hiking, swimming and camping outdoors. Norway is a major world exporter of fish. Fishing is also a popular local pastime and a specialty holiday, which attracts hundreds of tourists every year.

In the past, Norway was a country divided into separate Viking kingdoms. Now it is one of the most stable and most advanced European countries. Norwegians are kind and friendly and have a strong sense of compassion, social responsibility and justice. The high standard of living and the extremely low crime rate are sometimes considered to reflect these features of the national character and culture. Rugged countryside has always meant that people travelled long distances and had to overcome the barriers it presented. The world's longest tunnel is located in Laerdal in Norway and is 24.5 kilometres long. The traditional Norwegian mile equals 10 kilometres.

The capital city of Oslo, with a population over half a million, is a vibrant centre of business, education and culture. The sights include the mediaeval Akershus fortress, the Nobel Peace Centre and a range of museums, such as the Edvard Munch Museum, the Maritime and the Viking Ship Museums, the open-air Norwegian Folk Museum and others. The Oslo ski jump, Holmenkollen, is one of the most popular tourist attractions. Visitors can explore the structure itself, the world's oldest ski museum and experience ski jumping on a simulator. Other cities, like Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and Narvik, all offer unique attractions and are also well worth a visit.

Have you ever dreamed of letting a holiday home or an apartment in Norway and visiting the spectacular Norwegian fjords of Geirangerfjord or Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites? Only in Scandinavia you can experience the colourful northern lights, the midnight sun and the polar night, all of which make the region unique.

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House Gol

from 1,050 EUR/week

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House 170 m2

Norway, Gol

  • Number of bedrooms: 5
  • Number of bathrooms: 1
  • Sleeps max.: 12

House Gol - House to rent, Gol

Nykvåg

from 900 EUR/week

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House 90 m2

Norway, Straumsjøen

  • Number of bedrooms: 3
  • Number of bathrooms: 1
  • Sleeps max.: 6

Nykvåg - House to rent, Straumsjøen

Brokke

from 601 EUR/week

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Apartment 55 m2

Norway, Rysstad

  • Number of bedrooms: 2
  • Number of bathrooms: 1
  • Sleeps max.: 4

Brokke - Apartment to rent, Rysstad

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