Norway’s jagged coastline and enormous coastal fissures (fjords) are so magnificent, you’d be hard-pressed to dream them. Aside from stunning views, the fjords are Norway’s battery-recharge centres, where hiking, kayaking and mountain-biking are just a few of the sickeningly healthy activities in what’s probably the freshest air anywhere. For more urban(e) foxes, Norway’s cities all have their own appeal: Oslo’s elegant cityscape fantastically backdrops the vibrant alfresco social scene in summer and a cosier vibe in wintertime. The western city of Bergen is a great base for fjord-forays, as well as an ancient fishing town, and home to many of Norway’s coolest bands. In the far north, Narvik sits at the Arctic end of the spectacular E6 Northern Fjord Highway, and has fittingly styled itself as Norway’s extreme sports hub.
The most popular routes in (or from) Norway are:
Oslo to Bergen
Oslo to Trondheim
Lillehammer to Oslo
The InterRail Norway Pass is a Flexi Pass valid for unlimited travel on Norwegian Railways’ network (NSB) subject to the terms and conditions of the pass.
This Flexi Pass allows you to choose the days of travel (between 3 and 8 days) at your own convenience within the overall validity of the pass which is one month. The InterRail Norway Pass cannot be purchased or used by the residents of Norway.
If you are planning to travel beyond Norway or intend on exploring various countries in Europe over a longer period of time, then you may want to consider purchasing an InterRail Global Pass which allows unlimited and cost effective rail travel on the complete network of the participating railways including Norway (subject to the terms and conditions of the pass).
Passes cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. Pass Security is recommended.
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
To purchase an Inter-Rail pass you must have been resident in Europe for at least 6 months and a passport number is required at time of booking. It is not permitted to purchase a pass for travel within your own country of residence
To qualify for the youth rates, you must be under 26 years on the first date of validity of the pass.
Seat reservations, couchette and sleeper charges are not included in the cost of the pass and are payable at the normal rate. Passholder fares are payable on some services. Reservation/Supplement charges are payable on ALL trains within Spain.
All passenger details requested are compulsory fields - please ensure that details such as Passengers Name, Passport Number, Date of Birth and Country of Residence are correct as per the passengers passport as any alterations will incur charges. TBA is not an acceptable entry and cannot be edited, the order has to be cancelled and a new one placed by the agent.
There is no refund on partially used, lost or stolen InterRail passes and no refund after the commencement date on any pass. Where a refund is permitted, a 20% cancellation/alteration fee will be charged in addition to an administrative charge, in all cases.
If a pass has to be exchanged (for example if the validity date needs changing), this will be classed as a cancellation and return postage will be charged in addition to cancellation and administrative fees.
Norway’s jagged coastline and enormous coastal fissures (fjords) are so magnificent, you’d be hard-pressed to dream them. Aside from stunning views, the fjords are Norway’s battery-recharge centres, where hiking, kayaking and mountain-biking are just a few of the sickeningly healthy activities in what’s probably the freshest air anywhere. For more urban(e) foxes, Norway’s cities all have their own appeal: Oslo’s elegant cityscape fantastically backdrops the vibrant alfresco social scene in summer and a cosier vibe in wintertime. The western city of Bergen is a great base for fjord-forays, as well as an ancient fishing town, and home to many of Norway’s coolest bands. In the far north, Narvik sits at the Arctic end of the spectacular E6 Northern Fjord Highway, and has fittingly styled itself as Norway’s extreme sports hub.
The most popular routes in (or from) Norway are:
Oslo to Bergen
Oslo to Trondheim
Lillehammer to Oslo
The InterRail Norway Pass is a Flexi Pass valid for unlimited travel on Norwegian Railways’ network (NSB) subject to the terms and conditions of the pass.
This Flexi Pass allows you to choose the days of travel (between 3 and 8 days) at your own convenience within the overall validity of the pass which is one month. The InterRail Norway Pass cannot be purchased or used by the residents of Norway.
If you are planning to travel beyond Norway or intend on exploring various countries in Europe over a longer period of time, then you may want to consider purchasing an InterRail Global Pass which allows unlimited and cost effective rail travel on the complete network of the participating railways including Norway (subject to the terms and conditions of the pass).
