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Day 1

Oslo

Arrive in Oslo and begin your Scandinavian adventure. Transfer to your hotel on your own, or choose an optional airport transfer. In the late afternoon, meet your tour escort and fellow travellers in the hotel lobby for a short welcome and introduction to the journey ahead. Dinner and evening are at your leisure. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.
The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.

Day 2

Oslo

After breakfast, meet your local guide who will take you on a 3-hour panoramic tour of the Norwegian capital. See the Royal Palace, the National Theatre, the Parliament, the Opera House by the waterfront, and the medieval Akershus fortress. There will be time for a pleasant stroll through Frogner Park (Vigeland Park) famous for the controversial sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. In the afternoon, explore Oslo at your leisure. Walk along Karl Johans Gate, lined with shops and cafés. If there are no events scheduled, step inside the City Hall, home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, and admire its impressive murals and architecture. Wander down to Aker Brygge, a vibrant seaside promenade perfect for soaking in the maritime atmosphere, grabbing a coffee, or watching the sunset over the fjord. Evening and dinner at your leisure. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.
The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.

Day 3

Oslo - Kristiansand

After breakfast, depart from Oslo and drive along Norway’s scenic southern coast. The first stop is at Vrangfoss Lock, the most impressive lock on the historic Telemark Canal, where your guide will introduce you to this unique piece of Norwegian heritage. Continue to Skien, the official starting point of the canal and the birthplace of playwright Henrik Ibsen. En route to Kristiansand, pause in Lillesand, a charming seaside town known for its white wooden houses and peaceful harbour—a beloved summer retreat for Norwegians. After arriving in Kristiansand, enjoy a panoramic city tour. Highlights include the 17th-century Christiansholm Fortress, the striking Kunstsilo art building, the lively Fiskebrygga fish market, and a walk through Posebyen, Kristiansand’s Old Town, Europe’s largest preserved wooden house district. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Kristiansand city centre at Thon Parken or similar.

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A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.
A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.

Day 4

Kristiansand - Stavanger

After breakfast, begin your journey to Stavanger, stopping at the idyllic fishing village of Flekkefjord, known for its charming white wooden houses, narrow streets, and peaceful waterfront. Upon arrival in Stavanger, enjoy a 3.5-hour fjord sightseeing tour on the Lysfjord, passing the famous Pulpit Rock. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Stavanger city centre at Scandic Stavanger City Hotel or similar.

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Day 5

Stavanger - Bergen

After breakfast, embark on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger). During the tour, admire the monument Sverd i Fjell (Sword in Rock), which marks the Viking battle of Hafrsfjord that united Norway into one kingdom. When the tour is over, head to Bergen, the “Capital of the Fjords”. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Bergen city centre at Grand Terminus or similar.

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A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.
A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.

Day 6

Bergen

After breakfast, take place on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Bergen. Highlights include the venerable King Haakon’s Hall, Rosenkrantz Tower, Bryggen – a row of Hanseatic timbered houses with characteristic pointed gables facing the harbour, the bustling Fish and Flower market, the city park, and the Grieg Hall concert venue. After the tour, enjoy the return ride on the famous funicular up and down Mt. Fløien. The rest of the day and dinner are at your leisure to explore this charming town. Overnight in Bergen city centre at Grand Terminus or similar.

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The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.

Day 7

Bergen - Gudvangen - Flam - Geilo Area

After breakfast, head inland for two of the most unforgettable experiences in Norway: the Sogne Fjord cruise and the Flåm Railway. Drive to Gudvangen and board a 2-hour cruise through the magnificent Nærøy and Aurland fjords. In Flåm, take the scenic Flåm Railway to Myrdal with breathtaking views at every curve. Upon arrival in Myrdal, continue by train to Geilo for the night. Dinner and overnight in Geilo area at Ustedalen Hotel or similar.

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A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.
A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.

Day 8

Geilo area - Oslo

After breakfast, drive to Torpo Stave church (outside visit), one of the oldest stave churches and the only one in Hallingdal preserved on its original site. Continue to Oslo with a stop at Hadeland Glassverk, Norway’s oldest glassworks, where tradition and design blend in a lively visitor centre. Enjoy some free time in Oslo for last-minute shopping or sightseeing. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.
A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.

Day 9

Oslo Departure

It’s time to say goodbye to your Scandinavian adventure, with memories to last a lifetime. If you’re not ready to go home, consider joining our United Kingdom leg of the tour, heading to Edinburgh. Transfer independently to the airport or choose an optional transfer from your hotel to Oslo Airport Gardermoen. Option: Continue the journey to Edinburgh for a combination tour to England and Scotland. Please write us to request more details.

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Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky
Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky
Tour Details

Language

English

Countries

Norway

Code

LEGENDS OF NORWAY

Number of Days

9

Guaranteed Departures

    Guaranteed Departures

    • September 19

Day 1

Oslo
The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.
The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.

Arrive in Oslo and begin your Scandinavian adventure. Transfer to your hotel on your own, or...

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The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.

Day 2

Oslo
The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.
The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.

After breakfast, meet your local guide who will take you on a 3-hour panoramic tour of the...

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The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Day 3

Oslo - Kristiansand
A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.
A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.

After breakfast, depart from Oslo and drive along Norway’s scenic southern coast. The first...

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A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.

Day 4

Kristiansand - Stavanger

After breakfast, begin your journey to Stavanger, stopping at the idyllic fishing village of...

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Day 5

Stavanger - Bergen
A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.
A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.

After breakfast, embark on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger). During the...

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A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Day 6

Bergen
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.

After breakfast, take place on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Bergen. Highlights include the...

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The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.

Day 7

Bergen - Gudvangen - Flam - Geilo Area
A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.
A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.

After breakfast, head inland for two of the most unforgettable experiences in Norway: the Sogne...

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A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.

Day 8

Geilo area - Oslo
A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.
A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.

After breakfast, drive to Torpo Stave church (outside visit), one of the oldest stave churches...

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A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.

Day 9

Oslo Departure
Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky
Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky

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Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky

Day 1

Oslo

Arrive in Oslo and begin your Scandinavian adventure. Transfer to your hotel on your own, or choose an optional airport transfer. In the late afternoon, meet your tour escort and fellow travellers in the hotel lobby for a short welcome and introduction to the journey ahead. Dinner and evening are at your leisure. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.
The modern Oslo skyline reflected in the calm waters of the Oslofjord at golden hour, featuring a striking row of contemporary high-rise towers with varied architectural designs in glass, steel, and patterned facades in the Bjørvika waterfront district, under a clear pale blue sky.

Day 2

Oslo

After breakfast, meet your local guide who will take you on a 3-hour panoramic tour of the Norwegian capital. See the Royal Palace, the National Theatre, the Parliament, the Opera House by the waterfront, and the medieval Akershus fortress. There will be time for a pleasant stroll through Frogner Park (Vigeland Park) famous for the controversial sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. In the afternoon, explore Oslo at your leisure. Walk along Karl Johans Gate, lined with shops and cafés. If there are no events scheduled, step inside the City Hall, home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, and admire its impressive murals and architecture. Wander down to Aker Brygge, a vibrant seaside promenade perfect for soaking in the maritime atmosphere, grabbing a coffee, or watching the sunset over the fjord. Evening and dinner at your leisure. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.
The Oslo Royal Palace in winter, a large neoclassical yellow building with white columns and arched ground-floor windows, seen across a snow-covered forecourt. In the foreground stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Karl Johan on a red granite pedestal. Bare trees flank the palace under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Low-angle view through a medieval stone archway into the cobblestone courtyard of Akershus Fortress in Oslo, Norway, with a tall brick clock tower topped by a pointed spire rising against a partly cloudy sky. Weathered red brick buildings, iron benches, and arched doorways frame the historic inner courtyard.
The Monolith sculpture at Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway, a towering granite column carved with intertwined human figures rising from a tiered stone platform. Rows of additional granite sculptures of human forms line the surrounding balustrades, with lush green trees and a bright blue summer sky in the background.
The Oslo Nationaltheater (National Theatre) at sunset, a grand red-brick and stone neoclassical building with a triangular pediment, large columns, and decorative sculptures on the roofline. The names Ibsen, Holberg, and Bjørnson are inscribed above the arched entrance windows. A bronze standing statue of Henrik Ibsen stands in the foreground plaza. The dramatic sky features orange and purple clouds, with city streets and buildings visible to the left.

Day 3

Oslo - Kristiansand

After breakfast, depart from Oslo and drive along Norway’s scenic southern coast. The first stop is at Vrangfoss Lock, the most impressive lock on the historic Telemark Canal, where your guide will introduce you to this unique piece of Norwegian heritage. Continue to Skien, the official starting point of the canal and the birthplace of playwright Henrik Ibsen. En route to Kristiansand, pause in Lillesand, a charming seaside town known for its white wooden houses and peaceful harbour—a beloved summer retreat for Norwegians. After arriving in Kristiansand, enjoy a panoramic city tour. Highlights include the 17th-century Christiansholm Fortress, the striking Kunstsilo art building, the lively Fiskebrygga fish market, and a walk through Posebyen, Kristiansand’s Old Town, Europe’s largest preserved wooden house district. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Kristiansand city centre at Thon Parken or similar.

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A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.
A lock chamber on the Telemark Canal in Norway, viewed from inside looking toward the closed wooden lock gates, with water cascading through the gap between them. The chamber walls are built from dark stone masonry with iron ladder rungs on the left side and metal railings along both walkways. Rocky cliffs rise on either side, dotted with moss and birch trees. Beyond the gates, a calm lake and dense conifer forest stretch into the distance under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
The main market square (Torvet) in Kristiansand, Norway, on a sunny summer day. A tiered stone fountain surrounded by colorful flower beds stands at the center, with people sitting on benches nearby. Behind it, a row of historic red-brick and rendered facades lines the square, including the ornate Brandvagt building with arched windows and a tall tower topped by a green copper spire. A modern glass-fronted building extends to the right, with an outdoor café terrace. The sky is a deep, cloudless blue.

Day 4

Kristiansand - Stavanger

After breakfast, begin your journey to Stavanger, stopping at the idyllic fishing village of Flekkefjord, known for its charming white wooden houses, narrow streets, and peaceful waterfront. Upon arrival in Stavanger, enjoy a 3.5-hour fjord sightseeing tour on the Lysfjord, passing the famous Pulpit Rock. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Stavanger city centre at Scandic Stavanger City Hotel or similar.

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Day 5

Stavanger - Bergen

After breakfast, embark on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger). During the tour, admire the monument Sverd i Fjell (Sword in Rock), which marks the Viking battle of Hafrsfjord that united Norway into one kingdom. When the tour is over, head to Bergen, the “Capital of the Fjords”. Evening and dinner are at your leisure. Overnight in Bergen city centre at Grand Terminus or similar.

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A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.
A narrow cobblestone street in Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), Norway, lined with traditional white-painted wooden houses with orange tile roofs. A Norwegian flag flies from a bracket on the left. The closest house has a dark blue front door framed by climbing red roses, with a small bistro table and chairs on the doorstep. Potted plants and flowers decorate the stoops along the winding lane, which stretches into the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, illuminated at night. A row of iconic wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in vivid shades of orange, red, yellow, white, and pink lines the waterfront, their bright reflections shimmering in the calm harbour below. Shop signs including "Sild & Fisk," "Alfred Skulstad," and "Knut Skurtveit" are visible at street level. A boat is moored to the right. Behind the wharf, the hillside city of Bergen glows with warm lights, framed by dark forested slopes.

Day 6

Bergen

After breakfast, take place on a 2-hour panoramic tour of Bergen. Highlights include the venerable King Haakon’s Hall, Rosenkrantz Tower, Bryggen – a row of Hanseatic timbered houses with characteristic pointed gables facing the harbour, the bustling Fish and Flower market, the city park, and the Grieg Hall concert venue. After the tour, enjoy the return ride on the famous funicular up and down Mt. Fløien. The rest of the day and dinner are at your leisure to explore this charming town. Overnight in Bergen city centre at Grand Terminus or similar.

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The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.
The historic Bryggen wharf in Bergen, Norway, with its iconic row of colourful wooden Hanseatic merchant buildings in red, orange, and white reflected in the calm harbour water. Sailboats and motorboats are moored along the quayside, with a steep forested mountain rising dramatically behind the waterfront under a partly cloudy sky.

Day 7

Bergen - Gudvangen - Flam - Geilo Area

After breakfast, head inland for two of the most unforgettable experiences in Norway: the Sogne Fjord cruise and the Flåm Railway. Drive to Gudvangen and board a 2-hour cruise through the magnificent Nærøy and Aurland fjords. In Flåm, take the scenic Flåm Railway to Myrdal with breathtaking views at every curve. Upon arrival in Myrdal, continue by train to Geilo for the night. Dinner and overnight in Geilo area at Ustedalen Hotel or similar.

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A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.
A traditional red wooden Norwegian house with white-trimmed windows and a slate roof sits on the shore of a fjord near Olden, Norway. Lush green bushes and grass surround the property, with a gravel driveway to the right and a smaller red outbuilding closer to the water. The calm fjord stretches into the distance, flanked by towering steep mountains on both sides under a dramatic cloudy sky with patches of blue.
A small ferry navigates the deep blue-green waters of the Nærøyfjord near Gudvangen, Norway, dwarfed by towering cliffs and steep mountain walls on either side. The sheer rock face on the right is streaked with mineral colours and topped with conifers and birch trees in vivid green and yellow-green foliage. In the distance, dramatic peaks rise under an overcast sky, with traces of snow visible on the highest ridges. The narrow fjord stretches deep into the valley, conveying the immense scale of the surrounding landscape.
A view from the window of the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) in Norway, looking along the side of the green passenger carriages as the train curves through a steep mountain valley in summer. A narrow road runs parallel below, bordered by lush bright-green deciduous trees and dramatic rocky cliffs. Forested mountain slopes rise steeply on both sides, with bare rocky peaks visible in the distance under a clear blue sky with a few wispy clouds.

Day 8

Geilo area - Oslo

After breakfast, drive to Torpo Stave church (outside visit), one of the oldest stave churches and the only one in Hallingdal preserved on its original site. Continue to Oslo with a stop at Hadeland Glassverk, Norway’s oldest glassworks, where tradition and design blend in a lively visitor centre. Enjoy some free time in Oslo for last-minute shopping or sightseeing. Overnight in Oslo city centre at Radisson Blu Scandinavia or similar.

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A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.
A cluster of traditional Norwegian log storehouses (stabbur) with thick living grass and wildflower roofs, set on a green lawn under a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds. The weathered timber structures are raised on short stone or wooden posts to protect against rodents, with wooden steps leading up to their doors. The buildings vary in size and are arranged in a farmstead grouping, with trees and a glimpse of water visible in the background.
The medieval Torpo Stave Church in Hallingdal, Norway, standing beside a 19th-century white wooden parish church in a shared churchyard. The stave church on the left is a dark, richly weathered timber structure with layered slate roofs and a tall pointed spire, dating from the 12th century. The newer white church to the right has a grey slate roof, Gothic-arched windows, and its own slender steeple. Gravestones are scattered across the green lawn in the foreground, with forested hillsides visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. Birch branches hang into the frame from the upper right.

Day 9

Oslo Departure

It’s time to say goodbye to your Scandinavian adventure, with memories to last a lifetime. If you’re not ready to go home, consider joining our United Kingdom leg of the tour, heading to Edinburgh. Transfer independently to the airport or choose an optional transfer from your hotel to Oslo Airport Gardermoen. Option: Continue the journey to Edinburgh for a combination tour to England and Scotland. Please write us to request more details.

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Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky
Oslo Opera House on the Oslofjord waterfront in summer, with visitors walking on the iconic sloping white marble roof and glass facade against a blue sky

Services included in the package price

Accommodation:

  • 8 nights in 3* or 4* hotels, incl. breakfast:
    • 2 Oslo
    • 1 Kristiansand
    • 1 Stavanger
    • 2 Bergen
    • 1 Geilo
    • 1 Oslo
  • Meals:
    • 8 breakfasts
    • 1 x 3 -course dinners or buffet incl. bread, coffee and tea in Geilo.
  • Guide and Coach
    • English speaking tour leader throughout the tour
    • Local guided tours in English:
    • Oslo (3 hours), Stavanger (2 hours), Bergen (2 hours)
    • Transport with driver for touring (kindly note some of the guided city tours will be walking tours) including all domestic ferry and bridge crossings
  • Activities:
    • Fjord cruise Lysefjord (3.5 hours) in Stavanger
    • Nærøyfjord mini cruise Gudvangen to Flåm (2 hours)
    • Train ticket from Flåm to Myrdal
    • Train ticket from Myrdal to Geilo (2nd class)
  • Entrances:
    • Fløibanen Funicular - return ticket

 

Not Included

  • Optional services not included in the package:
    • Transfer in private vehicle with driver - Van: Arlanda Stockholm Airport or Stockholm City → Stockholm City or Arlanda Stockholm Airport max 6 guests, per one way transfer. 237 EUR/service.
    • Transfer in private vehicle with driver - Mpv: Gardermoen Oslo Airport or Oslo City → Oslo City or Gardermoen Oslo Airport max 6 guests, per one way transfer . 378 EUR/Service
  • Pre-night
    • Double/Twin room: 92 EUR/person 
    • Single room: 173 EUR/person 
    • Triple room: 84 EUR/person 
  • Post-night
    • Double/Twin room: 106 EUR/person 
    • Single room: 201 EUR/person 
    • Triple room: 89 EUR/person 
Sweeping aerial view of the Sognefjord in Norway on a sunny summer day, with deep blue-green waters stretching between towering sheer cliffs and lush green forested mountainsides dusted with snow at the summits. A small ferry leaves a faint wake as it crosses the vast fjord, with a tiny village visible along the far shoreline beneath a bright blue sky with billowing white clouds.

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