A Norwegian winter and a Thai beach are not the same thing. This deal makes that obvious.
Oslo in November means dark by 4pm and a beer that costs more than dinner. Phuket in November means 32°C, warm rain that clears by lunch, and a bottle of Chang for less than a euro. Norse Atlantic Airways is flying non-stop from Oslo to Phuket from €415 return, with limited seats between October and December 2026.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Oslo, Norway
- To: Phuket, Thailand
- Airline: Norse Atlantic Airways
- Stops: Non-stop
- Price: €415+ return
- When: October to December 2026 (limited availability)
Example dates: 30/10/2026 - 08/11/2026 20/11/2026 - 10/12/2026 27/11/2026 - 10/12/2026 04/12/2026 - 17/12/2026
💰 How far does your money go?
A caffè latte in Oslo runs about 65 NOK (€5.60). In Phuket, a street food plate of pad thai or khao pad costs 60-120 THB, under €3. A local Chang or Singha beer at a bar is 80-140 THB (€2-4), roughly a third of what a 0.5L pint costs back home in Oslo, where a beer alone can hit 130 NOK (€11). A full mid-range dinner for two in Phuket costs less than a single round at an Oslo bar.
☀️ The Weather
Phuket in November averages 32°C by day and 24°C at night, with around 8 hours of sunshine daily even as the rainy season tails off. Showers tend to clear by lunchtime, leaving warm evenings on the beach. By December, the rain drops off further and the island settles into its dry, sunny high season, the best stretch of the year to be there.
🏨 Where to Stay
From backpacker guesthouses to five-star beach resorts, Phuket covers every budget.
HOMA Phuket Town — 8.3/10 · From €33/night A clean, modern base in Phuket Town with a pool and free parking, ideal if you want café culture over beach clubs.
Villa Escape Burasari — 8.7/10 · From €78/night Central, stylish, and close to Bangla Road, built for travellers who want nightlife within walking distance.
Chalong Marina Bay View Phuket — 9.1/10 · From €177/night A rooftop pool and marina views for anyone treating this trip as the main event of the year.
🎯 What to Do
Phuket runs on beach days, night markets and boats out to somewhere better.
Phi Phi Islands speedboat trip — A full day out to Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon and Bamboo Island, with snorkelling and lunch included. Old Phuket Town walking tour — Sino-Portuguese shophouses, street art and food stalls, best done slow with no itinerary. Bangla Road at night — Neon, night markets, live music and street food stalls that run until sunrise. Elephant sanctuary visit — An ethical, no-riding sanctuary where you help feed and bathe rescued elephants.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Phuket is the easiest jumping-off point in southern Thailand, not just an endpoint.
Koh Phi Phi — Six islands 47km offshore, reachable by a 1-2 hour ferry, famous for Maya Bay and turquoise lagoons. Krabi — Limestone cliffs and the Four Islands boat route, worth at least one overnight rather than a rushed day trip. Phang Nga Bay — Home to James Bond Island and hundreds of karst towers, best explored by longtail boat. Khao Sok National Park — Ancient rainforest and a floating lake, a two-hour drive from the coast for something completely different.
Seats at €415 on a non-stop route to Thailand do not last. Lock in your dates before December sells out.
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