1. Classic Northern Norway Highlights Route (7–10 days)
Route:
Bodø → Lofoten Islands → Vesterålen → Narvik → Tromsø
Highlights
- Dramatic mountain and coastal scenery in the Lofoten Islands
- Fishing villages such as Reine and Henningsvær
- Whale watching in Vesterålen
- Arctic culture and fjords around Tromsø
Good for: First-time visitors and iconic northern landscapes.
2. Lofoten Islands Scenic Route (4–6 days)
Route:
Svolvær → Henningsvær → Leknes → Reine → Å → Svolvær
Highlights
- Fishing villages and colorful cabins (rorbuer)
- White sandy beaches surrounded by mountains
- Scenic coastal drives on the E10 highway
- Hiking trails with panoramic views
Good for: Photography, nature, and coastal scenery.
3. Arctic Coast Route (5–7 days)
Route:
Tromsø → Senja Island → Andenes → Sortland → Harstad
Highlights
- Dramatic coastal landscapes on Senja Island
- Whale watching near Andenes
- Fjords, cliffs, and quiet fishing villages
- Scenic viewpoints along the Arctic coastline
Good for: Nature, wildlife, and remote landscapes.
4. North Cape Route (5–7 days)
Route:
Alta → Honningsvåg → North Cape → Lakselv → Karasjok → Alta
Highlights
- Arctic tundra landscapes
- The famous North Cape plateau overlooking the Arctic Ocean
- Sami culture and heritage in Karasjok
- Northern lights in winter or midnight sun in summer
Good for: Arctic adventure and remote scenery.
5. Arctic National Parks Route (6–8 days)
Route:
Narvik → Abisko (Sweden) → Kilpisjärvi (Finland) → Tromsø → Lyngen Alps
Highlights
- Arctic mountain landscapes
- National parks and wilderness areas
- Hiking and glacier views in the Lyngen Alps
- Scenic cross-border travel between Norway, Sweden, and Finland
Good for: Outdoor activities and mountain scenery.
6. Grand Northern Norway Motorhome Tour (10–14 days)
Route:
Bodø → Lofoten Islands → Vesterålen → Senja → Tromsø → Alta → North Cape → Karasjok → Tromsø
Highlights
- Iconic Arctic islands and fjords
- Dramatic mountains and beaches
- Sami culture and Arctic towns
- Midnight sun in summer and northern lights in winter
Good for: A complete exploration of Northern Norway.
RV Travel Tips for Northern Norway
- Roads are scenic but can be narrow in remote areas.
- Wild camping is allowed under Norway’s “Right to Roam” rules, with respect for nature and private property.
- Weather can change quickly, even in summer.
- Ferries are common between islands, and motorhomes are usually allowed onboard.