So when are good times of the year to visit either or both? I don't want to go when they are cold, but I also don't want

Oct 1, 2024
6:06:03pm

Zenoch All-American

to go when it's the busiest. My wife and I have been doing bigger international trips in April/May/June or Sept. That way the temperatures are good and it's also off-season from the busiest times of the year.

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For those who have been to both Norway and Iceland, which did you like better

UNLVcougar

Oct 1, 1:38pm

Haven’t been to either but I’ll chime in. NORWAY

LCcoug

Oct 1, 1:40pm

Of the two I’ve only been to Iceland.

Refugee

Oct 1, 1:44pm

Disclaimer: Norway and Scandinavia is at the top of our list of destinations

Refugee

Oct 1, 2:11pm

Iceland has more diversity of scenes if you travel the entire island.

compcoug

Oct 1, 1:44pm

Norway, hands down. More culture and history and the fjords are breathtaking.

Hops

Oct 1, 1:46pm

I’ve done both. I think Norway has a lower floor and a slightly higher ceiling.

VACougMD

Oct 1, 1:56pm

Oh my gosh. Lofoten Islands look amazing!

UNLVcougar

Oct 1, 2:00pm

It’s unbelievable. Of everything I’ve seen in two trips to Iceland and one trip

VACougMD

Oct 1, 2:02pm

I don't know where it was, but a friend was describing a place in Iceland where

UNLVcougar

Oct 1, 2:05pm

norway. much more dramatic. both are great though.

CAPX

Oct 1, 2:04pm

Based on the foreign exchange students when I was in high school, Norway.

notaboy

Oct 1, 2:06pm

Iceland. Why? Because it’s an island, of course.

Brisco

Oct 1, 2:09pm

So when are good times of the year to visit either or both? I don't want to go when they are cold, but I also don't want

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