Dreaming of snow-capped mountains, quiet cities and beautiful fjords? So if you plan to travel next time, Norway Itinerary Will guide you step by step!
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You will learn everything you need to explore. This Norway travel guide also includes budget tips and scenic routes. It is perfect for Norwegian road trips or quick access to Nordic Europe. You will also see famous attractions, quiet towns and epic landscapes that you will never forget.
Visa requirements for Philippines visit Norway
For tourists
Philippine passport holders need a Schengen visa to enter Norway. Here is what to prepare:
- Get your paper ready:
- Make an appointment at VFS Global
Choose a date online. Then visit the center to submit your paper. - Pay visa fee
About Phillipino pesos (can be changed). You pay with Nok.
For OFW already in Europe
Already live in a Schengen country like Sweden or Finland? You may not need a new visa. Ask your embassy. Some require only a permit or travel notice.
A weeklong trip
This plan is perfect for short excursions. Great for OFWS or remote workers. You can also expand and explore more places in Scandinavia.
Day 1: Landing in Oslo
- Arrive at Oslo Central Station
- Stay near Kari Johans Gate or book Airbnb
- Stroll in Aker Brygge and the Opera House
- Watch the sunset at Vigeland Park or Akershus Fortress
Day 2: Meet Oslo
- Visit the Viking Ship Museum
- Stop at Oslo Cathedral
- Work Mesh Oslo Collaboration space
- Have dinner in Istanbul kebabs (halal)
- Reward Travel Tips: Save money with 24-hour shipping tickets
Day 3: Take the train to Bergen
- Riding the Flam Railway, one of the best views in Norway
- Stop at Hardangervidda National Park
- Arrive in Bergen and stay in the hotel or try Sofa surfing
- If you have time, take a short detour to Odda or Voss
Day 4: Explore Bergen
- Stroll along the UNESCO website along the Bryggen Wharf
- Follow the track to Mount Floyan
- Quickly head to Ålesund or shop at the fish market
- End the day of the Fjord cruise (buy tickets as early as possible!)
- If you want to watch an optional day trip from Stavanger up close
- End the day of the Fjord cruise (buy tickets early to avoid extra fees)
Day 5: See the Fjord
- and Norwegian cruise Or brief tour
- Explore Sognefjord or Nærøyfjord
- Relax on the parade. Take you Laptop computer Enjoy the vision while working
- Don’t forget to buy snacks or drinks on board
Day 6: Fly to Tromsø
- and Norwegian Airlines To the northern Norway
- Crossing the Arctic Circle – an interesting moment!
- In December, searching for the Northern Lights
- In June or September, enjoy the holidays or long sunshine
Day 7: Calm and Reflection
- Visit Arctic Cathedral
- Relax in a cozy cafe with Wi-Fi
- Plan future trips to Putpit Rock, Kjeragbolten or Myrdal
- Check Nordic Visitor Website For the idea
- For hikers, try a short hike nearby. If not, please arrange Trolltunga Hiking
Reward ideas: Must-see on road trips
Have more time? Rent a car and visit these amazing places:
- Lofoten Island – Amazing views and fishing village
- Atlantic Road – Must drive bridges and sea views
- Jotunheimen National Park – Great for hiking and discovering waterfalls
- Bode – A cool place to the north, close to the ocean and mountains
Track and drive KM to manage fuel. Fuel prices in Norway may be high. Also check if your car rental includes tolls or additional fees.
Where to Eat: Halal and Philippine Comfort Food
You don’t have to break your diet or budget!
Halal spots
- Toriri, Punjab – Affordable and full of flavor
- Istanbul kebabs and pizza – Dafen and halal meat
Philippines Tips
Take it home. Tuyo, Adobo Flakes or sardines cook quickly. Most Airbnbs let you use the kitchen.
Budget your trip
Norway can be expensive. But there are some wise ways to save:
- use vy.no and Comply with APP Used for public transportation
- City rental electric scooter
- Get Norway travel pass for buses, ferries and trains
- Take the round trip train to save more
Stay productive while traveling
You can explore and still get the job done. Norway has internet and quiet places.
Collaboration space
- Mesh Oslo – Modern and helpful staff
- Regus Bergen – Short stay
Wi-Fi Cafés
Help tools
The best way to get to Norway
Plans from outside Europe? You don’t always need to fly.
From the Middle East
From Europe
The final thought
Norway is perfect for adventure and remote work. Plan ahead to avoid extra costs. Book tickets early. Free Wi-Fi is available when possible.
Stroll around Oslo. Drive along Atlantic Road. Watch Bodø’s reindeer. Explore fjords like Nærøyfjord. Visit the waterfalls near Odda or Voss. Shopping at the fish market. Then, relax with your laptop and enjoy mountain views in the cafe.
Best time to visit? Try June, September or December. Every month has its charm.
Whether you are exploring Nordic, chasing Nordic Nordic, or climbing the podium rock, Norway is worth it.
FAQ
Yes. Unless you live in a Schengen country, a Schengen visa is required.
Yes! You will find halal food in big cities like Oslo and Bergen.
Yes. Just don’t work for local companies. Bring your laptop and find a cafe or co-working space.
Use trains (book early), city buses and scooters. Avoid taxis.
Yes! Many work in the field of healthcare or transportation. Join the online group for support and tips.
