STOCKHOLM

Day 1 - 3

As well as being the cultural, economic and political heart of Sweden, Stockholm enjoys a picturesque location stretching over fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea. Gamla Stan is filled with colourful buildings, cobblestone streets lined with trendy cafes and restaurants and historical buildings such as the Storkyrkan Cathedral. Stockholm has something for everyone, with Scandinavian design, world-class museums detailing everything from the Vikings to Abba, and a centre filled with green parks and scenic waterfronts.

ROVANIEMI

Day 3 - 4

The capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi is the perfect destination to experience the region’s enchanting natural wonders. Known as the ‘official’ residence of Santa Claus, families will delight at the town’s Santa Claus Village that offers a number of exciting attractions year-round. There are also some excellent museums here, and Rovaniemi is home to Finland's northernmost zoo. In the surroundings you'll find plenty of opportunities for both summer and winter activities, and you may even have the chance to spot the northern lights.

ALTA

Day 4 - 4

The town of Alta lies in the far north of Norway and enjoys a scenic location at the head of the Alta Fjord, boasting itself as a prime location to view the spectacular northern lights. Nearby, the Alta Museum houses ancient UNESCO-listed rock paintings and carvings that are up to 7000 years old, and in the town itself you’ll find the incredible Cathedral of the Northern Lights. A must-see for its breathtaking surroundings and unique culture, Alta is well worth the visit.

HAMMERFEST

Day 4 - 6

Boasting itself as Norway's, and perhaps the world's, northernmost town, Hammerfest is a unique spot surrounded by some of the country's most breathtaking landscapes. Despite its remote location, the town offers a bustling atmosphere and makes the perfect spot for visitors to marvel at the midnight sun during the summer months. Hammerfest's main attraction is the Royal and Ancient Polar Bear Society, where you can gain an insight into the rich culture, traditions and history of this incredible region.

NORDKAPP

Day 6 - 6

Boasting itself as one of Europe's most northerly points, Nordkapp dazzles with its otherworldly scenery and offers visitors the chance to experience the magnificent northern lights as well as the midnight sun. The town of Honningsvåg makes an excellent base for exploring the region, where majestic mountain peaks, dramatic cliffs and breathtaking views await. Nordkapp itself is one of Norway’s most popular destinations and its magical location overlooking the Arctic Ocean is sure to enchant everyone who visits.

ALTA

Day 6 - 7

The town of Alta lies in the far north of Norway and enjoys a scenic location at the head of the Alta Fjord, boasting itself as a prime location to view the spectacular northern lights. Nearby, the Alta Museum houses ancient UNESCO-listed rock paintings and carvings that are up to 7000 years old, and in the town itself you’ll find the incredible Cathedral of the Northern Lights. A must-see for its breathtaking surroundings and unique culture, Alta is well worth the visit.

HARSTAD

Day 7 - 8

Located on Hinnøya, which is the biggest Island of Norway, Harstad is a town with unique nature experiences, local gourmet food, original shops, unforgettable music festivals, and much more! It is a perfect place in Norway to see the midnight sun during the summer months and the green and purple northern lights, which in the Harstad area can be experienced almost all year round. Adventure seekers can try kayaking around the archipelago, visit a whale safari or participate in a diving trip in the Norwegian Sea.

SVOLVæR

Day 8 - 11

Due to its location, Svolvær is an important transportation center and an entryway for visitors to the Lofoten islands. As a great place of inspiration, Svolvær is home to many artists and galleries such as the Kunstnerhuset and the Stig Tobiassen Gallery. With its abundance of majestic mountains and towering peaks, the opportunities for outdoor activities in Svolvær are endless, including various tours for photography enthusiasts.

LOFOTE ISLANDS

Day 11 - 11

Due to its location, Svolvær is an important transportation center and an entryway for visitors to the Lofoten islands. As a great place of inspiration, Svolvær is home to many artists and galleries such as the Kunstnerhuset and the Stig Tobiassen Gallery. With its abundance of majestic mountains and towering peaks, the opportunities for outdoor activities in Svolvær are endless, including various tours for photography enthusiasts.

HARSTAD

Day 11 - 11

Located on Hinnøya, which is the biggest Island of Norway, Harstad is a town with unique nature experiences, local gourmet food, original shops, unforgettable music festivals, and much more! It is a perfect place in Norway to see the midnight sun during the summer months and the green and purple northern lights, which in the Harstad area can be experienced almost all year round. Adventure seekers can try kayaking around the archipelago, visit a whale safari or participate in a diving trip in the Norwegian Sea.

OSLO

Day 11 - 13

Norway’s modern and cosmopolitan capital is surrounded by sea and mountains and boasts itself as one of the most sustainable and green cities in the world. The city is also home to a vibrant and contemporary cultural scene, with great food, fun nightlife and numerous attractions such as museums and art galleries. With its innovative architecture, surrounding nature and excellent attractions, the city of Oslo is just waiting to be explored.