Your complete
winter destination

Welcome to the Narvik region

Whether you're chasing adventure, seeking nature, or diving into history, Narvik has a winter experience just for you.

Situated between Tromsø and Lofoten, this unique destination combines the best of both worlds, dramatic fjord landscapes and classic Arctic inland adventures, all within a stable climate ideal for northern lights hunting, skiing and dogsledding.

Recognized as Northern Norway's leading winter sports destination, Narvik is set to host the FIS Alpine World Ski Championship in 2029, the world’s 2nd largest winter sports event after the Winter Olympics. And with that, Narvik is gearing up to become the Arctic’s ultimate winter sports hub.

Make the most of the magical Arctic lights this winter and discover our authentice xperiences and signature activities for an unforgettable holiday! 

Travel to Narvik

You can travel to Narvik without having to worry about anything more than having a good time!

Traveling by air is the preferred choice for most visitors to Northern Norway, with multiple routes to choose from. From May to September, you can effortlessly reach the region from nearly any global location with a single stop, thanks to the newly introduced non-stop flights from Frankfurt, Zürich, and Paris to the region's main airport at Evenes (EVE). Positioned centrally in Northern Norway, the proximity to three other regional airports enhances travel convenience. With direct flights from major Norwegian cities such as Oslo and connecting flights from around the world. Read more about flying here

To travel to Narvik by train, take a direct train from Stockholm, Sweden, for an 18-hour journey through the beautiful nature of central Sweden, Lappland, and Norway's mountains. The night train is a popular option. For tickets and details, visit www.vy.se.

You can take long-distance services to reach Narvik from Bodø, Lofoten, and Tromsø all year round. The journey from Tromsø to Narvik by bus takes approximately 4 hours, while the journey from Lofoten Islands to Narvik takes approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes. The journey from Bodø to Narvik takes around 6 hours by bus. These bus services offer a convenient and affordable transportation option for travelers looking to explore the beautiful region of Narvik and its surrounding areas.

For more information and to purchase tickets, you can visit Bus transport & Entur

Driving in Norway is truly a beautiful experience, offering stunning landscapes and many scenic drives. One way to get to Narvik is by car, either via E6, which is Norway's main north-south road, or via E10 from Lofoten or Sweden. Both of these routes offer breathtaking views and the opportunity to take in the natural beauty of the region. If you decide to take a road trip to Narvik, be sure to plan your route carefully and allow plenty of time to stop and enjoy the sights along the way. Whether you are coming from within Norway or from abroad, driving is a great way to explore all that Narvik has to offer at your own pace.

For more information and to purchase tickets, you can visit Car rental

Ski from Summit to Sea

Experience the ultimate ski destination in Northern Norway with Narvik - a premier Ski Resort offering endless opportunities for alpine, randonee, freeriding, and ski touring.

Rune Dahl

Live a mushing dream

Dog sledding is the perfect way to experience the arctic wilderness! Behind a pack of happy husky tails, you enter deep into the mountains, with only the sound of drooping paws against the snow..

Michael Ulriksen

The Taste of the North

Experience the traditional Arctic Cusine - fresh, traditional & modern. The Narvik region has in recent years established itself as a food destination with varied restaurants and some of the region's best wilderness chefs.

Rune Dahl