The Top Fishing Destinations In Norway
When planning a fishing holiday in Norway options that include lesser-known locations or familiar sights and sounds are available.
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Relaxing Fishing Holidays in Norway
Cast your line in one of the top destinations for fishing holidays in Norway. Take in the breathtaking landscapes while basking in the reflective silence.
Fishing Holidays in Norway: Top Holiday Lettings
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Lyngen
The Lyngen municipality is a part of Troms county in Norway. Ideal for fishing holidays in Norway there are several different lakes in the area that are ideal for fishing enthusiasts. The arctic blue Blåvatnet lake gets its unique colour from the silt that is washed into the lake from the glacier a short distance away. When you aren't fishing, go for a walk to see some reindeer or venture out after the sun goes down to catch a glimpse of the Northern lights.
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Sigdal
This city, which is surrounded by untouched forests, may just be the perfect destination for those of you who are serious about fishing. Pick up a fishing license and rent yourself a boat so that you can indulge all of your angling dreams. Paddle to the middle of a lake for a quiet day spent on the water. Alternatively, visit this destination in the winter months to take part in the exciting ice fishing events that are held in the region each year.
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Austevoll
For some of the best fishing opportunities in all of Norway, head over to Austevoll. Rent a house on the lake and fish whenever you want to, all you need to do is step outside of your front door and bait your hook. Alternatively, head to Møkster, a small island in the region, and enjoy the white beaches as you wait for a tug on your line. Once you have lived out all your fishing fantasies, enjoy a meal at the waterfront.
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Nissedal
With the Nisserelva river running through the middle of this Norwegian district, there are plenty of opportunities for anglers. Find yourself a quiet spot on the river bank for a rewarding day of fishing but remember to pack yourself a picnic basket to snack on during the day. Another great option is to visit one of the smaller lakes that dot the countryside. Once you put down your rod take a hike up the Haegefjell mountain to see the beautiful landscape from a different perspective.
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Hjelmås
For fishing holidays in Norway that you won't forget, visit Hjelmås. The Hjelmåsvågen lake is surrounded by fairytale cottages where you are able to enjoy comfortable lodgings, outstanding views and some of the most fertile fishing grounds on the planet. Spend your days fishing, before lighting a fire and cooking a delicious meal with your fresh catch and the seasonal produce found in the local markets.
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Information about Fishing Holidays in Norway
| 📏 Average size of a holiday home | 103 m² |
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| 🥳 Busiest month | March |
| 🛏️ Popular accommodation types | House rentals and Apartment rental |
| 🌡️ Warmest weather | July and August |
| 🥶 Coldest weather | -5 °C in January and February |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 20 rainy days in January and December |
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Holidays in Norway: what's the average price for holiday accommodation?
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Where I can find holiday accommodation for Fishing Holidays in Norway that's suitable for a family or large group?
On average 7 guests, can stay in House rentals in Norway, with accommodation options also available for larger and smaller groups.
What types of holiday homes are available for Fishing Holidays in Norway?
There are a lot of options available when it comes to holiday rentals for Fishing Holidays in Norway, with 5,418 House rentals and 1,574 Apartment rental on offer.
