For most travelers, 11 to 14 days is the perfect amount of time for a Norway trip, with stops in Oslo, the Fjord Region, and Lom. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as six to 10 days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Skei, Loen, or Hurtigruten. Keep reading for more inspiring Oslo, Fjord Region, and Lom itineraries.

How many days do you need in Oslo, the Fjord Region & Lom?

  • Most travelers spend 11-14 days in Oslo, Fjord Region, and Lom combined
  • Visiting Oslo, Fjord Region, and Lom in 6 to 10 days is possible, but will feel rushed
  • With 15 or more days, most travelers choose to add more stops to their trip
  • The most common extensions are Oppdal and Trondheim

How Many Days to Spend in Norway

Recommended Itineraries for Oslo, Fjord Region & Lom

Recommended Itinerary for 12 Days

The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord where you'll spend three nights
The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, where you'll spend three nights
Day Highlights Overnight
Day 1 Arrive in Oslo Oslo
Day 2 Oslo City Tour Oslo
Day 3 Drive to Lom (Valdresflye National Scenic Route) Lom
Day 4 Hiking in Lom & Jotunheimen National Park Lom
Day 5 Lom - Drive to Ålesund Ålesund
Day 6 Explore Ålesund Ålesund
Day 7 Ålesund - Drive to Geiranger Geiranger
Day 8 Outdoor Activities in Geiranger Geiranger
Day 9 Geiranger - Drive to Aurland (via Loen) Aurland
Day 10 Fjordcruise in the Nærøyfjord Aurland
Day 11 Aurland - Drive to Oslo Oslo
Day 12 Depart Oslo  


Steer a relaxing 12-day course through the highs and lows of Norway's spectacular landscapes, from Jotunheimen National Park to the depths of Sognefjord, the country's deepest fjord. You'll enjoy the freedom of setting your own pace when visiting museums and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, not to mention plenty of opportunities to get out in nature and explore the wonders around you. Buckle up and pack your camera—this is going to be one gorgeous drive! Read more

Recommended Itinerary for 2 Weeks

The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord where you'll spend three nights
Take in the stunning views of Norway's Geirangerfjord
Day Highlights Overnight
Day 1 Arrive in Oslo Oslo
Day 2 Oslo City Tour Oslo
Day 3 Drive to Lom (Valdresflye National Scenic Route) Lom
Days 4-5 Hiking in Lom & Jotunheimen National Park Lom
Day 6 Lom - Drive to Ålesund Ålesund
Day 7 Explore Ålesund Ålesund
Day 8 Ålesund - Drive to Geiranger Geiranger
Days 9-10 Outdoor Activities in Geiranger Geiranger
Day 11 Geiranger - Drive to Aurland (via Loen) Aurland
Day 12 Fjordcruise in the Nærøyfjord Aurland
Day 13 Aurland - Drive to Oslo Oslo
Day 14 Depart Oslo  


Steer a relaxing two-week course through Norway's spectacular landscapes from Jotunheimen National Park to the depths of Sognefjord, the country's deepest fjord. You'll enjoy the freedom of setting your own pace when visiting museums and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, not to mention plenty of opportunities to get out in nature and explore. Read more

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Extended Itineraries

10-Day Itinerary Including Oppdal & Innerdalen

A rushing river in the town of Lom—gateway to Jotunheimen National Park
A rushing river in the town of Lom—gateway to Jotunheimen National Park
Day Highlights Overnight
Day 1 Arrive in Oslo Oslo
Day 2 Oslo - Bus to Lom Lom
Day 3 Hiking Tour in Jotunheimen National Park Lom
Day 4 Lom - Geiranger - Åndalsnes Åndalsnes
Day 5 Hike to Romsdalseggen Åndalsnes
Day 6 Åndalsnes - Innerdalen Innerdalen
Day 7 Hike to Innerdalstårnet Oppdal
Day 8 River Rafting - Train from Oppdal to Trondheim Trondheim
Day 9 Free Day in Trondheim Trondheim
Day 10 Depart Trondheim  


Hiking enthusiasts will love this 10-day summer adventure in Central Norway's great outdoors. You'll climb several of the best summits with a guide and take memorable drives through mountains, fjord-side villages, and working farms. There's also time to hit the water with a kayak in the UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord and take a rafting trip in the Driva River. Plus, with overnight stops in Oslo and Trondheim, you'll experience just the right dose of urban fun. Read more

How to travel between Oslo, the Fjord Region & Lom

The Fjord Region encompasses several famous fjords, including the Hardangerfjord, Geirangerfjord, Lysefjord, and Sognefjord. Reaching this area of western Norway from Oslo and Stavanger is convenient and easy, with several transportation options—air, boat, bus, car, or train. Often, driving is the quickest way to reach the Fjord Region. Bergen is located here, making it convenient to reach several important fjords. Read more

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Map of Oslo, the Fjord Region & Lom: Best Itinerary Ideas
Map of Oslo, the Fjord Region & Lom: Best Itinerary Ideas