Cruise the Oslofjord among low skerries and pine-fringed islands, passing summer cabins, lighthouses and the museums of the Bygdøy Peninsula. Views open to fortress walls, city skylines and quiet coves alive with seabirds.

Guides share coastal lore and point out landmarks as you photograph mirror-calm channels and cliff-top pines. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; warm layers are recommended for breezy decks.

Glide skyward on the Voss Gondola to Hangurstoppen, where trails and viewing terraces open to ridgelines, waterfalls and the mirror of Vangsvatnet far below. Mountain air and broad horizons make this a photographer’s dream.

Learn how skiing, hiking and paragliding shape life in Voss as you wander boardwalks among alpine heath. This scenic lift ticket is at additional cost and bookable on tour; clear days reward with far-reaching panoramas.

• 5 Dinner (D)
• 11 Breakfast (B)

• London: A modular trip means fellow travellers will join and leave at various locations. There’ll be some goodbyes, sure, but there’ll also be plenty of hellos with new like-minded travellers.
• Oslo: Scandinavia can be extremely cold during the winter (we’re talking 0°C or 32°F). Heads up! On rare occasions your Trip Manager might be forced to alter the itinerary due to adverse weather conditions.
• Oslo: Pack warm! We suggest bringing a warm waterproof jacket, gloves, thermals, hat, and sunglasses. Plus, a good pair of sturdy shoes for walking across snow or ice.
• Oslo: Scandinavian weather can be extremely varied. In the shoulder season (May and October) you can expect single-digit temperature and warm sunny days. From June until September, temperatures can reach well above 30° C (86° F).
• Oslo: It’s always a good idea to bring a warm windproof jacket cuz it can get quite cool at night especially outside of the cities.
• Oslo: Hopefully! The Northern Lights (AKA the Aurora Borealis) are a natural display of coloured lights in the night sky of the northern hemisphere. They’re a natural phenomenon, so it can never be guaranteed. But you’ll have a higher chance of seeing them the further up north you go & if the sky’s clear. (Fingers crossed…)
• Oslo: The currencies of the countries we visit on this trip are the Danish Krone (DKK), the Norwegian Krone (NOK), and the Swedish Krone (SEK). Need cash? ATMs are readily available, and most places accept credit/debit cards.

• Copenhagen: Kick off your trip with a visit to the Little Mermaid state, the Gefion Fountain and the Royal Palace. Let the photo ops begin…
• Copenhagen: Get your bearings in the coolest way possible – with a TM-led walking tour through the heart of Copenhagen. From the buzzing Town Hall Square to the iconic Stork Fountain, we’ll stroll past historic hotspots like the Round Tower, Copenhagen Uni, and the city’s oldest square. It’s culture, cobblestones and all the Scandi charm, served fresh.
• Oslo: Take an orientation around the friendly Norwegian capital. Soak up the Viking and maritime legacy, see city highlights and discover where to get the best seafood.
• Oslo: Get your sculpture culture on! It’s hard to believe that one artist created all of these masterpieces.
• Sognefjord: See this branch of Europe’s largest continental glacier IRL. Don’t forget your camera. 
• Geirangerfjord: Cruise on the world’s most famous fjord! Sheer mountain cliffs, waterfalls, and abandoned farms will no doubt leave a lasting impression.
• Stockholm (Solna): Wanna get a feel for Sweden’s stunning capital? Come discover the historic sites of Stockholm, from the kaleidoscopic buildings of Gamla Stan (the old town) to the stunning waterfront views.

Get your bearings on an orientation tour of Sweden’s capital, threading the medieval lanes of Gamla Stan, skirting the courtyards of the Royal Palace, and admiring the brick grandeur of Stadshuset (City Hall) by the water.

Hear stories of the Vasa kings, Nobel banquets and island-to-island life in the city often dubbed the “Venice of the North.” Color-washed facades, spires and glinting inlets provide a stately backdrop for your onward explorations.

Cycle like a local on Copenhagen’s seamless protected bike lanes, pedaling past colorful Nyhavn, the canals of Christianshavn and the towers of Christiansborg Palace. Guides set an easy pace with stops for stories and snaps.

Expect sea breezes, bell chimes and bakery aromas as you weave through pocket parks and harbor promenades. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; bikes and helmets are provided for a relaxed urban spin.

Step into Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen’s 1843 pleasure park of lantern-lit gardens, vintage carousels and a historic wooden roller coaster. Stroll flowerbeds, sample Danish treats and soak in orchestra pavilions and live performances.

With fairy-tale architecture and summertime fireworks, Tivoli balances nostalgia with modern thrills. Entry and rides are at additional cost and bookable on tour; your evening is free to craft the mix of shows and attractions you love.

White-water raft glacial rivers near Norway’s adventure hub, Voss, tackling grade III–IV rapids through forested gorges and boulder gardens. Professional guides brief, outfit and steer as you surge through waves and eddies.

Between bursts of adrenaline, take in mossy banks, hanging birch and icy cascades feeding the flow. This high-energy outing is at additional cost and bookable on tour; all technical gear is provided, with seasonal water levels shaping the ride.

Feel the legacy of the ’94 Winter Games on the Lillehammer Olympic Bob & Luge Track, strapping into a guided wheeled bob for a gravity-powered run. Banked curves and rushing wind deliver a pure speed fix.

Staff share track facts and safety tips, then it’s helmets on for a thrilling descent. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; seasonal operation and weight limits may apply.

Set out on a guided forest hike in Dalarna alongside friendly sled dogs, pausing to meet Alaskan huskies and hear kennel stories. Trails weave past pines and lakeshore clearings perfect for a classic Swedish fika.

Listen to folklore tales of dala horses, midsummer poles and rural life while savoring coffee and cinnamon buns. This hosted experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; comfortable walking shoes recommended.

Embrace a Nordic wellness ritual in a Swedish wood-fired sauna, alternating gentle heat with a cold freshwater plunge from the lakeside dock. Pine aroma, crackling logs and quiet shoreline views set a restorative mood.

Hosts explain local traditions—from cooling breathwork to unhurried conversation—so you can unwind at your own tempo. This calming experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; swimwear and a towel are essential.

Kayak the waterways of Stockholm, gliding past palace quays and leafy park islets or venturing toward the Stockholm archipelago of granite skerries. Guides set the route and pace for scenic paddling and waterfront perspectives.

Expect calm channels, reflected spires and seabirds wheeling overhead as you explore an urban seascape shaped by history and nature. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; all equipment and safety briefing provided.

Join a TM-led walking tour through the cobbled heart of Copenhagen, from lively Town Hall Square to the elegant Stork Fountain on Amagertorv. Thread past artisan storefronts and cafés toward the 17th-century Round Tower and the collegiate courtyards of Copenhagen University.

Hear tales of Hanseatic merchants, Renaissance city planning and literary greats as you wander Gammeltorv/Nytorv, the city’s oldest square. Layers of history reveal themselves in pastel facades, bell towers and the easy rhythm of bikes gliding by.

Explore Norway’s capital on a guided orientation, taking in the medieval ramparts of Akershus Fortress, the angled marble planes of the Oslo Opera House, and café-lined Karl Johans gate. Trace the waterfront from historic quays to contemporary design districts.

Absorb Oslo’s Viking and maritime legacy in stories of trading routes and polar expeditions while spotting public art, green parks and sleek Nordic architecture. Your guide points out seafood haunts, cultural venues and neighborhoods to revisit at your own pace.

Walk among over 200 bronze and granite works in Oslo’s open-air gallery, the Vigeland Sculpture Park in leafy Frogner Park. Encounter expressive figures like the mischievous ‘Angry Boy’ and ascend toward the soaring Monolith, carved from a single granite block.

Discover how Gustav Vigeland created this unified vision of human life stages, set along formal lawns and tree-lined avenues. The artistry, shadows and seasonal blooms make this a powerful cultural pause amid the city’s modern pace.

Savor big-screen scenery as you trace Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, where glacier-carved walls plunge to emerald water. Pull-over viewpoints and valley villages offer sweeping panoramas framed by farms, waterfalls and slate-roofed cabins.

Learn how Ice Age forces sculpted these corridors and how ferries, fishing and farms knit fjord life together today. Expect crisp air, mirror-calm bays and time to pause for photos and reflection across one of Scandinavia’s defining landscapes.

Stand before the creaking tongue of the Bøyabreen glacier, an easily accessible arm of the vast Jostedalsbreen icecap. Feel the cool alpine air and study blue-veined ice as meltwater streams gather in turquoise pools beneath the cliff.

Hear how these living rivers of ice ebb and advance over centuries, shaping valleys and folklore alike. Photo stops reveal fractured seracs, polished rock and hardy flora clinging to the margins of Norway’s high country.

Cruise the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage icon famed for its sheer cliffs, hanging farms and silver ribbons of water. Glide past the famous Seven Sisters and other named falls, their spray drifting across emerald depths.

Guides share tales of hardy farmers and summer transhumance while you scan for eagles and mountain goats. The fjord’s amphitheater of rock, cloud and water sets an unforgettable stage for photography from deck rail or bow.

Pose for a group photo by the city’s storied shoreline, meeting the Little Mermaid gazing over the harbor before strolling to the mythic Gefion Fountain and the royal symmetry of Amalienborg Palace. Capture copper spires, sea breezes and regimented courtyards as you trace Copenhagen’s elegant waterfront facades.

Learn how Edvard Eriksen’s 1913 sculpture became a national symbol, hear the Norse legend behind Gefion’s oxen, and admire the octagonal square where Denmark’s monarchy resides. Expect polished cobbles, parade grounds and pause-for-photos and reflection moments throughout.

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