Norway is certainly worth adding to your luxury travel bucket list. The Scandinavian country features a wonderful range of topography, so guests can visit pebble-lined beaches, majestic fjords, green-capped mountains, and even plush forests. Its commitment to sustainability and preservation puts nature at the forefront, making it one of the most breathtakingly scenic regions on this list, no matter the season.
Where to Stay: Consider a start in northern city Trondheim at the trendy Britannia Hotel (which also hosts Norway’s most famous Michelin-starred restaurant, Speilsalen) before heading outwards to reside at waterside Naustet Stokkoy. This well-appointed modern lake house boasts a full chef’s kitchen and oversized wooden deck where you can dive for scallops. If the planning is overwhelming, Up Norway specializes in creating individualized itineraries for the luxury traveler and incorporating hidden gems, like the stunning Øyna Cultural Landscape Hotel, which is built into a mountain and camouflaged by surrounding foliage.
Where to Stay: Consider a start in northern city Trondheim at the trendy Britannia Hotel (which also hosts Norway’s most famous Michelin-starred restaurant, Speilsalen) before heading outwards to reside at waterside Naustet Stokkoy. This well-appointed modern lake house boasts a full chef’s kitchen and oversized wooden deck where you can dive for scallops. If the planning is overwhelming, Up Norway specializes in creating individualized itineraries for the luxury traveler and incorporating hidden gems, like the stunning Øyna Cultural Landscape Hotel, which is built into a mountain and camouflaged by surrounding foliage.
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