School Geography Trips to Norway

Where Fjords, Waterfalls, & Glaciers Shape the Outdoors

Hands-On in Nordic Natural Wonders
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On school geography trips to Norway, students step into a spectacular outdoor classroom defined by towering mountains, dramatic fjords, and thundering waterfalls. They will explore landscapes carved by glaciers and erosion, experiencing first-hand the powerful natural forces that have formed this breathtaking environment.  

Travel along the iconic Norway in a Nutshell route by train, cruise, and coach, including the world-famous Flåm Railway and a tranquil Nærøyfjord cruise. With visits to the Norwegian Nature Centre, the Stegastein viewpoint, and the historic city of Bergen, school geography trips to Norway offer a perfect balance of education, adventure, and cultural discovery. 

  • Fjord and river, Norway. Scenic view of Sognefjord, Norway. A river flowing in a fjord.
  • Bergen, Norway. View of historical buildings in Bryggen- Hanseatic wharf in Bergen, Norway. UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Aurora Borealis, Lofoten islands, Norway. Nothen light, mountains and ocean. Winter landscape at the night time.
  • Reine, Norway. Image of fishing village Reine on Lofoten Islands in Norway.
  • Hikers trekking across the blue crevassed ice of Folgefonna glacier in Norway. Hikers crossing dramatic ice formations of Folgefonna glacier in southern Norway on a guided trek through blue crevasses.
  • Kinsarvik, Hordaland, Norway. Water Stream Through Rocks In Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau. Sun Sunshine Above Rocky Landscape In Summer Sunny Day. Famous Norwegian Landmark And Popular Destination. Sotefossen.

Excursions in Norway

Explore the unique and rugged landscapes

Accommodation

Popular places to stay in Norway

  • Half a mile from the centre of Voss
  • Located on the shore of Lake Vangsvatnet
  • Small, cosy, and friendly
  • Air-conditioned rooms
  • Conference room for movie nights or group gatherings
  • 40 bedrooms with ensuite facilities
  • Dining room overlooking the lake
  • Tuck shop
  • TV room
  • Enjoy a movie night in the conference room
  • Go shopping for snacks at the tuck shop
  • Visit the centre of Voss
  • Complex of modern and comfortable chalets with private facilities
  • Spacious social areas for meetings or movie nights
  • Tuck shop
  • Outdoor swimming pool (seasonal opening)
  • Minigolf
  • Outdoor swimming pool (seasonal opening)
  • Large outdoor space
  • Go shopping for snacks at the tuck shop
  • Go swimming at the pool (if open)
  • Play a round of minigolf

Curriculum Information

Perfect for all ages and stages of 
secondary education

  • Curricular Links
    • Glacial landscapes
    • Plate tectonics and geology
    • Sustainable energy
    • Natural hazards
    • Tourism
    • Adventure

Cross Curricular Trips to Norway

Why not create further opportunities by opening the trip up to all students?

A school trip to Norway offers far more than geography alone, with destinations such as Voss providing rich learning opportunities across the curriculum. Students can explore dramatic fjord and mountain landscapes whilst linking this to Science through climate, glaciation, and renewable energy, PE through outdoor and adventure activities, and more. Elements of maths can be explored through navigation, mapping, and data collection, whilst photography, art, and media students can engage with Norway’s striking natural environments, making the trip a genuinely cross-curricular experience that appeals to a wide range of learners. 

Bergen Norway. View of Bergen from Mount Floyen in Norway

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Real experiences

Why schools choose us

The Sicily trip left the students exhilarated and full of memories, after climbing volcanoes, exploring gorges, jumping off boats, visiting amphitheatres and swimming and leaping from a boat on an action-packed adventure.

Etienne Giordon, Thorpe House School

The perfect mix of Geography, culture and adventure. A super experience for students and staff alike.

Nikki Pitman, St Edmunds College Hertfordshire

FAQs about this tour

Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

  • Why Norway?

    Norway offers an unforgettable classroom without walls, where students can explore dramatic fjords, powerful waterfalls, glaciers, and vibrant outdoor culture while learning about geography, sustainability, and natural processes firsthand.

  • When is the best time to visit?

    The best time to visit Norway is from late spring to late autumn (April to October), when days are long, landscapes are at their most striking, and outdoor activities are easily accessible for school groups.

  • What should we pack?

    Norway’s weather can change quickly, so students should pack warm layers, a waterproof jacket, sturdy walking shoes, and comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities in all conditions.

  • How can students make the most of the experience?

    Encourage students to slow down, look around, and truly appreciate Norway’s vast landscapes and natural beauty – it’s a rare opportunity to experience nature on such an impressive scale.

Norwegian Fjord Geiranger Norway. Beautiful Geiranger Fjord, Norway. Norwegian panoramic vista showing landscape and mountains.

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