11 Nights - 12 Days
Scandinavia
This 11 Nights / 12 Days Scandinavia tour begins with Copenhagen, exploring landmarks such as the Little Mermaid statue, the Great Belt Bridge, and Odense—Hans Christian Andersen’s hometown—before continuing to Frederikshavn. The journey proceeds with a ferry crossing from Hirtshals to Kristiansand and onward to Oslo for a city tour featuring Gustav Vigeland’s sculptures, the National Theater, Broadcasting House, Parliament, and Akershus Castle. Traveling through the Telemark region, the tour includes a visit to the Vemork heavy water plant and museum, followed by scenic lakes, valleys, gorge routes, and a Hardangerfjord ferry crossing from Utne to Kvanndal with a stop at Steindalsfossen Waterfall. Arriving in Bergen, the Hanseatic seaport built between Mount Fløyen and its fjords, the itinerary allows leisure time or optional excursions. The journey continues with a Sognefjord and Nærøyfjord cruise before reaching the Fagernes area. The tour then visits Lillehammer, Lake Mjøsa, and continues into Sweden through Värmland’s forest region to Karlstad on Lake Vänern. From there, the route continues to Mariefred to view Gripsholm Castle, then to Stockholm with its canals, palaces, parks, islands, and City Hall. The tour concludes with a final morning in Stockholm before departure, capturing the complete Scandinavian experience across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
Day 1
Arrival at Copenhagen
Arrive in Copenhagen, Denmark, and proceed to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore the Danish capital.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 2
Copenhagen – Odense – Frederikshavn
Morning after breakfast, enjoy a day at leisure in the capital of the oldest kingdom in the world. See several famous sites on your orientation drive, including the iconic Little Mermaid statue. (An optional tour of Zealand’s castles is also available.)
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 3
Copenhagen – Odense – Frederikshavn
Morning after breakfast, start the journey northwards, driving across the Great Belt Bridge to the fairytale island of Funen. Stop in Odense, Hans Christian Andersen’s hometown, then continue via the Little Belt waterway to Frederikshavn on the rural Jutland Peninsula.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 4
Frederikshavn – Hirtshals – Kristiansand, Norway – Oslo
Morning after breakfast, take a pleasant ferry ride from Hirtshals across the Skagerrak to Kristiansand, then continue by road to Oslo, Norway’s capital city.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 5
Oslo – Telemark Area
Morning after breakfast, visit Gustav Vigeland’s sculptures—one of the highlights of the included Oslo sightseeing tour. Also see the National Theater, Broadcasting House, Parliament, and Akershus Castle. In the afternoon, drive through the Telemark region for an overnight stay.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 6
Telemark Area – Vemork – Bergen
Morning after breakfast, take the scenic route to visit Vemork, where the heavy water plant was destroyed by the British–Norwegian commando unit known as the Heroes of Telemark. Visit the Vemork Museum, then continue through lakes, winding valleys, and rugged gorges backed by towering mountains. Take a ferry across the Hardangerfjord from Utne to Kvanndal with a picture stop at Steindalsfossen Waterfall. Arrive in Bergen and begin your orientation of Norway’s picturesque Hanseatic seaport.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 7
Bergen
Morning after breakfast, enjoy your day in Bergen, a city built on seven hills with fjords on one side and Mount Fløyen on the other. Explore at leisure or join optional excursions to learn more about the city’s history, traditions, and breathtaking viewpoints.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 8
Bergen – Sognefjord / Nærøyfjord Cruise – Fagernes Area
Morning after breakfast, drive toward the Sognefjord. Enjoy a breathtaking cruise on the mighty Nærøyfjord. Continue to the Fagernes area.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 9
Fagernes Area – Lillehammer – Karlstad, Sweden
Morning after breakfast, visit Lillehammer, the mountain resort that hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. Enjoy a scenic drive along beautiful Lake Mjøsa. Continue into Sweden through Värmland’s unspoiled wilderness of forests and lakes to Karlstad, located beside Sweden’s largest lake—Lake Vänern.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 10
Karlstad – Mariefred – Stockholm
Morning after breakfast, proceed to Stockholm via idyllic Mariefred. View majestic Gripsholm Castle in its charming rural setting. Continue to Stockholm, beautifully set across 14 islands between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 11
Stockholm
Morning after breakfast, explore the most beautiful of the Scandinavian capitals. Stockholm’s crystalline waters illuminate its palaces, castles, and parks. Your city sightseeing includes all major highlights, including City Hall.
Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 12
Stockholm – Departure
Morning breakfast and proceed to the airport to board your return flight with beautiful memories.
- Well-planned international itineraries
- Smooth sightseeing schedule with key highlights
- Comfortable stays in convenient areas
- Local experiences at major destinations
- Travel support from arrival to departure
- Clear guidance on documents and visa needs
Frequently Asked Questions
You need to know about service
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