Close your eyes and imagine of waking up with the birds in the top of a tree. Imagine sleeping in a comfortable bed surrounded by calmness in one of the many cool and cosy treetop cabins and tree houses spread all over Norway.

Visit Norway has gathered some great cabins from which visitors may choose. 

PAN Tretopphytter

The award winning PAN Treetop Cabins are located in Finnskogen, a two-hour drive from Oslo. The cabins can accommodate up to six people and are built eight metres above ground. Guests can enjoy many activities in the area, such as yoga, biking, fishing, hiking, bird watching, and even wolf safaris.

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The Treehouse Dome in Rakkestad

Located just 90 minutes' drive southwest of Oslo, at Rakkestad, in the deep forest, the unique construction of The Treehouse Dome differs from many other similar cabins. For instance, the sleeping room is situated on a loft with ceiling windows allowing guests to be amazed by starry nights. The house includes a bathroom, kitchen and living room with fireplace. 

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Tretopphytter Oslofjord

Tretopphytter Oslofjord offers five cabins, all nested more than 100 metres above sea level with a spectacular view over the fjord. Each fully furnished cabin can accommodate from seven to ten people. These cabins are located just one hour south of Oslo, in the county of Vestfold.

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Woodnest in Odda, Hardangerfjord

Woodnest in Fjord Norway brings you the adventure of Norwegian nature without having to forgo luxury and comfort. Nestled amongst trees, Woodnest is a luxury tree house experience, where each offers a heated floor, wi-fi, a small kitchenette, bathroom, bedroom - and a stunning view over the Hardangerfjord.

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Norway's Unspoilt beauty

Norwegian cruise line Hurtigruten has some exceptional offers for 2022/23.

A popular 18-day escorted small group journey, starts with Oslo’s famous train, the Flam Railway, followed by a coastal cruise visiting charming hamlets, picturesque fjords and the magnificent Northern Lights. You will then head south into Finnish Lapland, where you can watch the night sky from inside a glass igloo. You will also visit Helsinki and visit medieval Tallinn in Estonia. 

With the line’s Classic Roundtrip voyage, you will experience the amazing fjords, Norway’s unique lifestyle and the natural phenomena of the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights.

This wonderful coastal cruise will call at 34 ports, sailing past 100 fjords and 1000 mountains. You will then cross the Arctic Circle and watch out for the Northern Lights in winter, or thrive in 24 hours of daylights under the Midnight Sun in summer. 

And, if the Aurora Borealis does not appear during your Northern Lights cruise, you will receive a six or seven-day Classic Voyage for free.

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