Norway Fjord Cruise Package
Sognefjord, Naeroyfjord and Geirangerfjord, with the Flam Railway and Bergen.
- Best months: May to September
- Suggested length: 7–10 days
- Best for: a monsoon escape, cruise lovers
Swap the monsoon for sunlit fjords, or Diwali lights for the Northern Lights.
Our Norway tour packages from Mumbai are timed around two very Mumbai reasons to travel. When the monsoon settles over the city from June to September, Norway is in its summer: fjords at their greenest, trains and cruises running at full schedule, and daylight that stretches late into the night. From October, as the festive season begins, Arctic Norway enters its Northern Lights season.
We also plan for the things Mumbai travellers ask about most: Jain and vegetarian food outside the big cities, family-friendly pacing, and coastal cruises for travellers who would rather see the fjords from the water. The trip starts with a single connection from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
Browse all our Norway tour packages, or compare months in our month-by-month guide to Norway.
There is no non-stop flight from Mumbai to Norway, so every trip includes one connection. Choosing the right one depends on where in Norway you want to start.
International flights leave from Terminal 2. From South Mumbai allow about an hour; from Thane, Navi Mumbai or the western suburbs at peak times, allow 1–1.5 hours, more during heavy monsoon rain.
Flying into Bergen and out of Oslo, or the other way round, saves a day of backtracking on most fjord trips.
Norway's summer is mild, not hot. Pack a light waterproof jacket and warm layers even in July.
Official planning references:
Visit Norway – Official Tourism Information
Oslo Airport – Avinor
For summer trips, book fjord cruises, the Flam Railway and family rooms 3–6 months ahead. For Christmas and New Year, book 4–8 months ahead. See our guide to Christmas holidays in Norway.
Choose a package by season and travel style, then customise it around your dates and group.
Sognefjord, Naeroyfjord and Geirangerfjord, with the Flam Railway and Bergen.
Tromso or Alta with guided aurora chases and Arctic activities.
Oslo, Flam and Bergen at a gentle pace, with stays that suit vegetarian families.
Premium hotels, private transfers and fjord-view suites, with an optional Arctic extension.
Oslo and Tromso with husky sledding, snow activities and aurora nights.
Christmas markets, festive cities and Arctic stays with optional aurora nights.
Norway with Sweden and Denmark on one Schengen visa.
Fjord-view stays, scenic rail and private experiences, with optional Northern Lights.
Norway's cuisine leans heavily on fish and meat, so vegetarian and Jain travellers from Mumbai do best with a little planning. It is very manageable in the cities, and easy to prepare for in the fjords and the Arctic.
Carry a small supply of ready-to-eat meals and snacks from Mumbai for long travel days and remote stops.
Hotel breakfast buffets in Norway are generous, with breads, cheese, fruit and eggs, so they make a filling start.
Families travelling with grandparents often prefer our Norway family tour package, which builds in stays with kitchens.
A monsoon-season route through Norway's most famous fjords, flying into Oslo and home from Alesund.
An overnight flight from Mumbai with one connection, then the Opera House, Vigeland Park and the harbour.
7-Day Norway Itinerary from IndiaThe Bergen Line to Myrdal, the Flam Railway down to the fjord, and a cruise on the narrow Naeroyfjord.
Bergen's colourful wharf, the Floibanen funicular and an optional Hardangerfjord day trip.
A cruise on UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord past its waterfalls, then Alesund's Art Nouveau streets.
Norway Fjord Cruise PackageFly from Alesund via Oslo or a European hub, then connect home to Mumbai.
Norway Trip Cost from IndiaFor Mumbai travellers who love cruising, the Norwegian coastal voyage is one of the world's great sea journeys. Ships sail year-round between Bergen and Kirkenes near the Russian border, calling at dozens of ports and fjord villages along the way.
Pair a short voyage with our Norway fjord cruise package in summer, or the Northern Lights package in winter.
Inclusions vary by package. The final itinerary, supplier conditions and inclusions are shared before booking confirmation.
Norway pricing depends mainly on the travel month, route, hotel category and how much of the trip uses private transport or cruises.
For typical budgets, see our Norway trip cost guide from India. We share an exact quote once your dates and route are fixed.
Families escaping the monsoon usually choose the fjords and Bergen, with stays that suit vegetarian and Jain diets. Cruise lovers add a few nights on the coastal voyage. Couples and honeymooners pick fjord-view hotels in summer or aurora cabins in winter. Corporate groups from Mumbai choose Norway for summer incentive trips and winter aurora retreats.
Waterfront and central-station stays within walking distance of Indian and vegetarian restaurants.
Stay near Bryggen, or in scenic properties in Flam, Aurland, Loen, Geiranger or Hardanger.
Serviced apartments and fjord cabins, ideal for Jain and vegetarian families who prefer to cook.
Central Arctic hotels, remote lodges and glass-roofed cabins for aurora nights.
Indian passport holders need a Schengen visitor visa for Norway. You apply online, then give your fingerprints and documents at the Norway visa application centre in Mumbai. Read our full Norway visa guide for Indians.
We prepare the itinerary and booking documents used in your application. Final visa decisions rest with the Norwegian authorities.
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No. There is currently no non-stop flight from Mumbai to Norway. Most travellers connect once through a Gulf hub such as Doha, Dubai or Abu Dhabi, or a European hub such as Istanbul or Frankfurt, and land in Oslo. Total journey time is usually 12–16 hours.
Yes. June to September, when Mumbai has the monsoon, is Norway’s summer. The fjords are green, days are long and mostly mild, and the Midnight Sun shines in the Arctic north until late July.
Yes, with planning. Oslo and Bergen have Indian and vegetarian restaurants, and supermarkets stock plenty of vegetarian basics. For Jain travellers, we suggest a few stays with kitchens, and we brief hotels in advance, as remote fjord and Arctic areas have fewer options.
Yes. The classic Norwegian coastal voyage sails between Bergen and Kirkenes, calling at dozens of ports. You can join for a few nights, such as Bergen to Alesund in summer or Tromso to Kirkenes in winter, or combine it with a land tour.
Indian passport holders need a Schengen visitor visa. Apply online, then give biometrics and documents at the Norway visa application centre in Mumbai. The visa fee is around EUR 90 for adults, plus a service charge. Apply six to eight weeks before travel, as appointments before the summer season fill quickly.
The aurora season in northern Norway runs from around late September to early April. Diwali and the Christmas break both fall in this window. We plan at least three nights in Tromso or Alta to improve your chances, as the lights can never be guaranteed.
Seven to ten days works well for Oslo, the fjords and Bergen. Add three or four days for the Arctic, a coastal cruise, or Sweden and Denmark.
The cost depends on the season, hotel category, scenic rail, cruises, Arctic experiences and flights. We share an exact quote once your dates and route are fixed, and our Norway trip cost guide gives typical budgets.
Yes. Scenic trains, fjord cruises, museums and easy nature walks work well for children. Family rooms are limited in Norway, so we secure them early and keep transfer days short.
Yes. One Schengen visa covers all of them. Popular routes include Copenhagen, Oslo and the fjords in summer, or Tromso with Finnish Lapland in winter.
International flights can be included or quoted separately. We help you choose a connection from Mumbai that fits your onward trains, cruises or domestic flights within Norway.
Payments are made in INR through Indian banking channels. GST and TCS apply to overseas tour packages; TCS can be claimed against your income tax. The payment schedule and cancellation terms are shared before you confirm.
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