Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in November 2025
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10 best Nordic / Scandinavia trips in November 2025
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- Exploring Copenhagen Oslo and Reykjavik With Enchanting Northern Lights
- Scandinavian Northern Lights Adventure: 10 Days Across Denmark, Norway & Sweden
- Scandinavia Highlights – Denmark Norway Sweden Finland
- Scandinavian: 2 Weeks - Self Guided Rail Tour
- Scandinavia – 13 Days Copenhagen to Helsinki
- Scandinavia (Winter)
- Treasures of Scandinavia 10 Day
- Nordic Dream
- Winter Scandinavia and Northern Lights Small Group Tour
- Epic Journeys Through Norway, Sweden & Denmark
Exploring Copenhagen Oslo and Reykjavik With Enchanting Northern Lights
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“I'm giving excellent rating for the tour. There were a little hitch with regard to pick ups.”
Wilda, traveled in December
Duration 11 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Iceland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wonderful Holidays UK November departure dates
See All Departure Dates3 Nov, 2025 10 spaces left 7 Nov, 2025 10 spaces left From $6,744
11% Off- NZ$6,002You save $742
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia November departure dates
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8% Off- NZ$5,716
Duration 10 days Destinations Sweden, Denmark, Norway Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Expeditions Gateways November departure dates
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What people love about Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in November
- From Copenhagen to Helsinki
Great itinerary, excellant hotels, professional tour guides and a well managed tour with stopover ar multiple locations. There was a goof up at Oslo hotel as the didn't have bookings for English speaking group but the crisis was well managed by tour guide Julia and transferred us to a better hotel. Each country has lots to offer for tourists. Norway has mesmerising natural beauty. All inter country movements were either by bus or Ferry from where you can enjoy awwesome landscapping and natural beauty.A value for money tour by Europamundo. Just go for it.
- Absolute North
My brother and I chose the Absolute North tour because our family heritage is Norwegian and we wanted to experience a Norwegian Christmas. Sadly, we were not able to visit Norway due to current COVID restrictions. So, four stars because we didn't actually go on the Absolute North tour. Europamundo allowed us to trade into the Berlin to Tallinn trip which hit all the highlights of our previous trip barring Norway. We had a good time and that was partially because we were a very small crew of 6 for a few days and then 3 for the final 4 days of the trip. We got some good time spent with our guide Juan Manuel and plenty of stories/photos to last us a lifetime. Overall, accommodations were great and the tour itself was full of interesting stops. Our only letdown was that a holiday meal wasn't planned for our trip over Christmas. Very few restaurants or stores were available in Berlin on Christmas Day, not even the hotel restaurant was open. It could have been a nice touch to offer a meal together for our last night in Berlin. I know a few in our small crew had to resort to McDs because a proper meal couldn't be acquired. We survived, but that was a needless stressor for the trip. Our favorite adventure was definitely the night ship from Stockholm to Helsinki - thank you for that experience! We didn't know what to expect from a night ship and it was definitely cruise level! We managed to get single beds for the majority of the trip except for a hotel change in Copenhagen that only had double beds. We want to go back and visit in the Summer to see more at night. Finland was a fun stop but the cold and approaching New Year's Eve meant that many places closed early. Thanks again to Juan Manuel for being such a kind and hospitable guide. There is a room waiting for you in Idaho, my friend!
- Jewels of Scandinavia End Tallinn
My 1st trip out of the US couldn’t have been more amazing! Every hotel was wonderful, the bus was clean and comfortable, and our tour guides, Ricardo and Olga, were so kind and knowledgeable! I cannot wait to schedule my next tour with you!
What our customers ask about Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in November 2025
What are the best locations for seeing the Northern Lights in November?
November ranks among the optimal months to view the Northern Lights across Nordic countries. In Iceland the Hvolsvöllur Valley stands out with Hotel Stracta serving as a strategic base for aurora watching. A TourRadar traveler shared: "We saw the Northern Lights on three nights in total from the hotel grounds." Clear viewing opportunities also exist in quiet areas outside Reykjavik and at Snæfellsneshotel Nupar where light pollution remains minimal.
What special events or festivals happen in Nordic/Scandinavia during November?
The Nordic cultural calendar comes alive in November with signature events like Iceland Airwaves Music Festival in Reykjavik Stockholm International Film Festival and Copenhagen's Culture Night. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Our guide took us to local winter festivals where we could try traditional foods and see cultural performances." Denmark embraces its "hygge" season with candlelit cafes and markets including the festive Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.
What are the best indoor activities and attractions for November visits?
Cultural institutions provide warmth and enrichment during November. Key stops include Stockholm's Vasa Museum Copenhagen's National Museum Iceland's Lava Centre in Hvolsvöllur and Perlan Museum in Reykjavik. Thermal spas prove especially popular with travelers one remarking: "The Sky Lagoon was a perfect warm escape on cold November days." Hotels like Oslo's Clarion the Hub complement sightseeing with indoor amenities from restaurants to spa facilities.
What are the typical weather conditions in Nordic/Scandinavia during November?
November temperatures typically range from -5°C to 5°C (23-41°F) with diminishing daylight creating prime conditions for aurora viewing. Iceland visitors should prepare for snow and ice particularly at Vatnajökull Glacier and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon. At Stracta Hotel in Hella travelers noted: "The weather could change very quickly and we enjoyed two full days of sunshine as well as storms." Sites like Gullfoss waterfall and Thingvellir National Park require waterproof gear and sturdy hiking boots.
How many hours of daylight can I expect in November?
Daylight varies considerably across the region during November. Reykjavik receives 5-7 hours while Stockholm sees 7-8 hours of natural light. A guest at Hotel Cabin observed: "The short daylight hours actually enhanced our Northern Lights viewing opportunities." Companies like GJ Travel structure their itineraries to maximize limited daylight ensuring visits to key attractions like Gullfoss waterfall happen during optimal viewing hours.
Which Nordic/Scandinavian cities are best to visit in November?
Copenhagen Stockholm Helsinki and Oslo offer rich experiences with fewer crowds in November. Well-located properties like Stockholm's Quality Hotel Globe and Tallinn's Park Inn Meriton provide convenient bases for exploration. Indoor attractions maintain regular hours while cities begin holiday preparations. TourRadar travelers noted: "Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens was magical with early winter decorations even in November."