Solo Female Travel in Norway

Group travel experience

Travelled with a friend doing a road trip from bergen to Oslo. As avid hikers we wanted to explore the country and its beauty. We did ao muc hiking, we kayaker and wild camped.... it was absolutely amazing We absolutely loved this country The scenery, the Waterfalls, mountains and oh my god the fjords were absolutely stunning We fell in love, and would absolutely recommend

Solo travel experience

I felt very safe travelling to Norway. It’s a country with law obidient people that love rules lots. I felt safe to walk even during the late evening walks. It was amazing. The food is quite expensive but if you a good researcher you can find a cheap places as well.

Solo travel experience

I traveled low budget, there were many beautiful places to stay for free with a lot of times clean public toilets and a watertap. To avoid high costs for ‘bomvei’ you need to avoid tolk roads as there are many of them in Norway. I traveled two weeks and never had an unsafe feeling. Only one time when I was high in the mountains and there was 4G or 5G. I like to have contact with people at home ai they can see where I am. for that reading I use Polarsteps. Sonthey know i’m okay.

Solo travel experience

This was my first solo trip and I felt extremely safe. Public transportation was super convenient I stayed in several air bnb's and all my hosts were super nice and helpful. I shopped in local grocery stores to save money. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking- seriously!

Solo travel experience

I went hiking and camping solo in the Lofoten. Camping there as a solo woman is very safe, as leaving your tent for the day, no one will touch it. About hiking, make sure your capacities are in line with the difficulty of the hike. Only the very touristy hikes are marked in Lofoten, most are not and you light not feel very safe so plan accordingly! And enjoy the views!

Family travel experience

Norway is absolutely stunning. We went through a campervan rally from Germany to Sweden passing through Denmark and Norway (cruise). If Denmark resident it is a must to secure a transit permit for campervan with foreign plate numbers. Other than that, this very recent trip to other Scandinavian countries is amazing 🙌😊

Family travel experience

I felt safe everyday and everywhere, locals were so helpful and everyone speaks English, we booked the hot tub and sauna and it was really nice, it's easy to explore by car and there are many things to see, it's expensive but worth it

Solo travel experience

I took a ferry and a bus to go camping alone in Kristiansund. I had a great experience. I never felt in danger. I did itch hiking on the way back to catch the ferry and I found a very kind man to drive me. I felt safe all the time even during the drive with a stranger.

Solo travel experience

I hitchhiked from southern to northern norway and it was overall a very safe and friendly experience. While couchsurfing in Oslo, I met some amazing people. Nature on the roads is unbelievably beautiful. There is a general quiteness in the head while being in this country.

Family travel experience

Amazing trip, I have seen some of the best views and done amazing walks. Would totally recommend if you can afford it. Keep in mind Norway is really expensive (same prices as Switzerland!) and especially Lofoten as it is so far away from everything and most of the products are imported. I wouldn’t be able to tell you exactly what my budget was as I travelled with my family. Great great walks with amazing views, totally breath-taking.

I would say Norway is a very safe country. I often walk around alone, even at nighttime, and I've never felt unsafe. People generally mind their own business, meaning they will not approach or disturb you unless necessary. It is not common to be robbed or mugged. It is also fairly safe to leave your belongings unattended in public spaces like cafes or libraries for a short period of time if you have to use the toilet etc.

Like all places, precautions should be taken. In general, the country is safe and you can relax your guard a bit. I have personally not experienced violence and nor has anyone of my closest female friends. Just be smart under your stay (:

Norway is a country with incredible nature. The Lofoten and the western coast are known for their magnificent views. In Oslo, take time to get to know the city. Walk along Akerselva on a nice day. Sample dishes in food halls. Swim in the fjords (you can swim out to several islands). Visit Kampen, an old working-class district with wooden houses. In Trondheim, see Nidaros Cathedral and enjoy the restaurants. An hour north from Trondheim is Stiklestad - the place where Norway was Christianized in 1030 - a spectacle about this event takes place there in the summer.