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Plan your Norway Safari
Norway is not your typical ‘safari’ destination, but for us a safari is by the very definition - which is ‘overland journey’ - and to that extent, Norway has a huge amount to offer. Different seasons in Norway means different highlights, or even no light at all if you are in the winter season! December through to February offers some truly winter wonderland experiences with northern lights, husky sledging, skidoos, whisky distilleries and more! These are all created completely bespoke for you and your needs so if you do not see anything specifically below that suits your needs please just let us know and we will create something straight away.
Later in the year in November, you have the prime time for whale watching and the perfect opportunity to join one of our swimming with orca trips! As the pioneer of these journeys in the north, we put you in the right place at the right time to maximise your swimming with whales experience and use the best specialist leaders in the industry.
For the warmer months of the year, we tailor the perfect road trips or Norwegian adventures for you and your friends and family, to put you in the right place at the right time to have a truly unique experience enjoying great food, amazing scenery and true Norwegian rustic luxury.
We offer a range of tailor made and specialist-led safaris to Norway. Bear in mind due to the harsh weather conditions of northern Norway, specific safaris are only available at certain times of year. Below you can find a selection of departures, which cater for photography, wildlife and tundra lodge enthusiasts alike. We can discuss these and other options available to you. Contact us for a bespoke quote.
A sample of our Norway Safari Itineraries
Arctic Circle Seaplane Adventure
A private seaplane adventure taking you to places roads do not reach, and to wilderness far from civilisation, exploring the heart of Swedish Lapland, the Lofoten Islands, the North Cape, into Finland and onto Tromso. Think a mix of enormous fjords, glacial valleys, picturesque villages, the Sami peFrom 24000 per person
Northern Lights and Husky Adventure
An exciting safari to the stunning regions of northern Norway and Svalbard allowing you to enjoy the adventurous activities this area is known for. Take in the stunning Arctic landscapes and hopefully see the Northern Lights too. Travel to Lyngen Lodge in northern Norway to explore this beautiful reFrom 8500 per person
Swimming with Orcas & Humpbacks
An incredible ship-based safari with the unique opportunity to swim with, and be photographed alongside, killer whales (orcas) and humpbacks in the wild Norwegian waters. You’ll also have a chance to see the magnificent dancing Northern Lights.From 9235 per person
Swimming with Orcas & Humpback Whales
On this land-based safari you will swim along next to the immense killer whales and humpback whales as they feed on herring shoals. Learn tried and tested techniques of how to capture images of wildlife in their natural environment with our expert guide, Joshua Barton.From 8500 per person
Why Natural World Safaris for your Norway Safari?
Wildlife Specialists
Norway’s fjords and Arctic coastline offer some of the best opportunities in the world to see orcas and humpback whales in the wild. We work with expert guides and researchers to get you as close as possible — whether you're photographing feeding behaviour beneath the northern lights or observing the subtle interactions of a pod in a quiet inlet.
Wealth of Experience
We’ve been exploring Norway’s Arctic regions for years, collaborating closely with local experts and conservationists. Our team knows when and where to go for the best wildlife sightings and cultural encounters, crafting seamless journeys in one of Scandinavia’s wildest corners.
Small Group & Small Ship Travel
Our Norway expeditions are built around intimate experiences — from privately guided orca safaris to voyages on small expedition ships with flexible routes. Travelling in small groups not only means more personal access to guides and wildlife, but also ensures a lighter footprint in fragile Arctic environments.