Day 1 | Welcome to Copenhagen

Greetings to you, Copenhagen! Spend your afternoon at leisure

to relax and settle in before joining your Travel Director and fellow

travellers for drinks and a warm and friendly dinner. In the evening

visit the glittering lights and enchanting atmosphere of the worldfamous Tivoli Gardens.

Meals: Dinner

Hotel: Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen

Day 2 | Wonderful Copenhagen

A Local Expert will reveal the charm of Denmark's capital. Visit

Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid gazing wistfully across

the harbour and see Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish

Government. Continue to Rosenborg Castle, Amalienborg Palace

and Copenhagen Cathedral, where the Crown Prince of Denmark

married Princess Mary. View the unusual Rundertaarn and enjoy

an afternoon at your leisure, relaxing or exploring at your pace.

Perhaps take an optional experience into the picturesque Danish

countryside to see the castles of North Zealand?

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

North Zealand Castle Tour - With our Local Expert, we'll drive along the scenic coastal road of the Danish Riviera to the castles of North

Zealand. See Fredensborg, the summer residence of the Royal Family, then visit Fredriksborg, the largest Renaissance palace in

Scandinavia. It's now a museum, so the tour through the beautiful rooms is an encounter with the kings and queens who shaped the

country's history. En-route, pass through picturesque villages of half-timbered houses and thatched roofs.

Adult: 63.00 EUR

You will be oered one of the following two optional experiences depending on availability:

Copenhagen O The Beaten Track - Enjoy a casual evening, o the beaten track, as you discover the contemporary side of

Copenhagen. First, visit the newly-opened CopenHill, the cleanest waste-to-energy power plant in the world, with its hikeable and

skiable roof. We'll enjoy spectacular views over the city from the top. Next is Reen, the largest waterfront street food market in the

Nordic area. Browse through an International food selection and soak up the vibrant atmosphere. You'll have reserved seating and a preloaded food card to get the meal of your choice.

Adult: 65.00 EUR

Traditional Danish Dinner - Home to some of the world's best restaurants, Copenhagen is currently experiencing a culinary

renaissance. Make the most of the long summer evenings and join us for a traditional Danish meal in the heart of Copenhagen. Two

glasses of wine, beer or soft drinks are included with your meal.

Adult: 89.00 EUR

Day 3 | On to Gothenburg

Continue along Sweden’s west coast to the cosmopolitan port

city of Gothenburg. On arrival, explore with your Local Expert and

learn about the region’s culture and nautical history. Perhaps

choose to delve into the heritage of Volvo - one of Sweden’s

most recognisable exports. The evening is at your leisure. Take a

stroll along the leafy boulevards and enjoy dinner in one of the

city’s many restaurants.

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Elite Park Avenue, Gothenburg

Day 4 | Scenic farmlands of Sweden

Enjoy views of the patchwork of fertile farmlands, as you journey

along the shores of Lake Vättern to the Swedish capital. Stop at

Grännaberget café for a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER ® Experience of

Swedish Fika of coee and freshly baked pastries. This experience

advances SDG11: Sustainable Cities and Communities,

promoting the regional heritage of the local area and preservation

of traditional Swedish houses.

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Hilton Stockholm Slussen

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Swedish Summer Dinner And Cruise - Experience a Swedish summer evening at its best! Enjoy a half-hour cruise in the largest

archipelago in the world, followed by authentic local cuisine served in a peaceful forested setting on the shores of the Baltic Sea.

Adult: 91.00 EUR

Day 5 | Stockholm, City of Islands

See the charms of Sweden's capital with your Local Expert.

Wander the medieval streets of Gamla Stan and see the 13thcentury cathedral. Visit the imposing City Hall to see its fabulous

Gyllene salen, the Golden Hall, with its walls covered in 18 million

gilded mosaic tiles, and the Blå hallen, the Blue Hall, where the

Nobel Prize banquets are held. There's free time in the afternoon

for you to explore at your own pace. Perhaps visit the fabulous

Vasa Galleon, raised from Stockholm's harbour-bed in 1961 after

sinking on its maiden voyage in 1628?

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Hilton Stockholm Slussen

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Maritime Stockholm - Dive into the fascinating story of Stockholm’s relationship with the sea. Our Local Expert will explain the age of

Viking exploration and the sh and fur trade before a real life encounter with the past on a visit to the 17th century Swedish royal warship

Vasa. Magnicently restored after spending three centuries on the sea oor, she now occupies a state of the art, purpose-built home

designed to preserve her well into the future. A unique and unmissable experience.

Adult: 64.00 EUR

Day 6 | Sigtuna, Uppsala and Falun

Travel to Sigtuna on Lake Mälaren to see Sweden’s smallest City

Hall. Continue to the historic city of Uppsala, the seat of

Scandinavia’s oldest university. Meet Hans Odoo, a passionate

local storyteller, who will share the fascinating history of the Carl

Linnaeus Garden on a guided tour. You’ll learn about Sweden’s

rst botanical garden and its 1300 species of ora and fauna.

Continue to the historic city of Uppsala, seat of Scandinavia’s

oldest university. Travel to Falun, an old historic mining town. In

the evening, enjoy a delightful Farm-to-Table dinner at a local

restaurant, prepared with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Hotel: First Grand, Falun

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Carl Larsson's Farm - Sweden’s world famous painter, Carl Larsson, lived and worked in his traditional country home which is today a

constant source of inspiration for modern designers. This remarkably intact time capsule showcases the art and family life of a beloved

artist.

Adult: 45.00 EUR

Day 7 | Lillehammer

With your Travel Director see the Falun Copper Mine and the

Great Pit, a vast crater created by an enormous mine collapse in

1687. Later on in the morning travel along the shores of Lake

Siljan to Mora, the home of Sweden’s infamous 17th-century

witch trials. Continue deep into the forested heart of the country

to reach Sälen, the starting point for the world’s oldest and

longest cross-country ski race, Vasaloppet. This 90 kilometre race

across the snow has been challenging skiers since 1922. Later

cross the border into Norway and pass Hamar with its Olympic ice

skating rink which resembles an upturned Viking ship. Journey

along the shores of Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake, to arrive at

Lillehammer, home of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Hotel: Scandic Lillehammer

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Treasures Of Lillehammer - Explore Lillehammer's heritage on a guided visit to the charming open-air museum of Maihaugen, located

on the hills above the Olympic Town. Step back in time to experience what life was like in Norway centuries ago, and understand how the

unique Nordic lifestyle has shaped Norwegian culture through the ages. You’ll also visit the extraordinary Olympic ski jumping arena, and

take in the wonderful panoramic views down over the town and Lake Mjøsa. When available, a ride in the chairlift to the top of the ski jump

will be included.

Adult: 48.00 EUR

Day 8 | Geiranger, Jewel of the Fjords

Journey northwest from Lillehammer, travelling through the

countryside of Peer Gynt, immortalised by Ibsen. At Lom, visit the

Norwegian stave church dating back to 1158. Continue along

winding roads that pass waterfalls, rivers, ice elds, lakes and

snow-capped peaks. For the next two nights you will stay in the

scenic village of Geiranger, overlooking fjords and soaring

mountains.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Hotel: Union Geiranger

Day 9 | Geiranger at Leisure

Enjoy a Relaxed Start and a day reserved for your leisure amongst

the most breathtaking scenery of this UNESCO World Heritage

Site. Perhaps join an Optional Experience for an incredible scenic

drive along the amazing Troll's Road? The road itself was a

masterpiece of engineering when it was built over 70 years ago

and the spectacular views will leave you speechless.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Hotel: Union Geiranger

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

The Troll's Road - Your tour of Geiranger includes a scenic drive up the Eagle’s Road, oering amazing views of the Geiranger Fjord and

the stunning Seven Sisters Waterfall. At the small village of Eidsdal, cross the fjord by ferry and climb up through the abundant fruit

growing valleys. Leave civilisation behind as you venture high above the tree line for some of the most breathtaking scenery. Now on to

the Troll’s Road, a masterpiece of engineering built over 70 years ago.

Adult: 61.00 EUR

* This optional is seasonal.

Europe's Highest Fjord at Dalsnibba - In the comfort of your coach, climb 1500 metres to the highest possible fjord view in Europe at

Dalsnibba mountain. Enjoy breathtaking views of the famous Geiranger fjord and the surrounding glacier topped mountains. For the bold,

test your nerve on the Geiranger Skywalk suspended over a 500 metre drop.

Adult: 39.00 EUR

Day 10 | Fjærland and Leikanger

After a relaxed morning, take a scenic cruise along the

Geirangerfjord. Your travels continue to the Bøya Glacier for a

photo-stop. Explore Fjærland with Insight Choice. Choose to visit

the interactive Norwegian Glacier Museum, a MAKE TRAVEL

MATTER® Experience, the largest icecap in continental Europe at

the foot of the Jostedal Glacier. Alternatively, take a walk through

the village of Fjærland with a Local Expert and hear about life

between the fjord and the glacier. Then enjoy a scenic drive onto

your historic fjord hotel in Leikanger. Delight in a dinner of fresh

and locally sourced produce.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Hotel: Leikanger Fjord

Day 11 | The Flåm Railway to Bergen

Cross the serene waters of magnicent Sognefjord, the longest

fjord in Norway. Then embark on a spectacularly scenic journey

aboard the Flåm Railway, ascending from sea level to 914 metres.

On the Hardangerfjord hear how eight generations of a family-run

farm have worked on the land, producing fruit, berries and various

jams, jellies, traditional spreads, cake and other delicious treats.

Sample their fresh apple juice and homemade cider. Travel on to

your hotel in the historic port of Bergen.

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Thon Rosenkrantz, Bergen

Day 12 | The Hanseatic port of Bergen

A Local Expert introduces you to Bergen. The ancient Hanseatic

port city still largely looks to the sea for its living, as evidenced by

the picturesque and lively Fish Market, set in a charming location in

the heart of the city. The market also has stalls selling a colourful

variety of fruits, vegetables, owers, handicrafts and souvenirs.

After seeing the 13th-century Haakon’s Hall, there will be time to

explore all that this exciting town has to oer. Perhaps you might

like to visit the home of composer Edvard Grieg, before ascending

Mount Fløyen by the only funicular in Scandinavia.

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Thon Rosenkrantz, Bergen

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Edvard Grieg's Home With Recital & Funicular - Visit Troldhaugen, the idyllic summer home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s national

composer. Situated on a promontory jutting into Lake Nordaas with outstanding views over the water, it oered the composer total

tranquillity and inspiration for his music. After a piano recital, more scenic grandeur awaits as you ascend to the summit of Mount Fløyen

aboard Scandinavia's only funicular railway. At 320 metres above sea level enjoy a bird's-eye view over Bergen, with its seaward approach,

and the surrounding fjords and islands.

Adult:7900EUR

Day 13 | Mountains and Fjords to Oslo

Travel along scenic and varied landscapes to Oslo, drive past some

of Norway's most picturesque ski-resorts. Leaving the seaside

town of Bergen, your journey continues climbing up to elevations

of 1200m (3930ft) oering moon like scenery and passing some

of Norway’s ski resorts on the Hardanger Plateau. After returning

to lower areas you’ll be driving among dense forests before

reaching the capital city of Oslo.

Meals: Breakfast

Hotel: Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Oslo

Day 14 | Cosmopolitan Oslo

With your Local Expert, see the Royal Palace and the spires and

ramparts of Akershus Castle, the 14th century fortress guarding

the harbour. At Frogner Park, view the intriguing Vigeland

sculptures. Explore the area around the Opera House and see the

strikingly modern architecture of the Bjørvika neighbourhood. In

the evening, round o your Scandinavian adventure with a dinner

at a local restaurant. Over a glass of wine, toast to your travels

with your newfound friends.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner with Wine

Hotel: Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Oslo

OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Arctic Explorers and the Polar Ship Fram - Step aboard the polar ship Fram, the strongest wooden ship ever built, to experience the life

and work of Norway's famous Arctic explorers. The expeditions of Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen come to life in the interactive

exhibitions of this museum, which also houses the Gjøa, the rst ship to navigate the entire Northwest Passage.

Adult: 43.00 EUR

Day 15 | Out of Oslo

Your Scandinavian exploration has come to an end.

Meals: Breakfast

Handpicked 4 & 5 star hotels in great locations

Superior dining in top rated restaurants

Daily breakfasts & many relaxed morning starts after 9am

24/7 personal service – knowledgeable Travel Director & expert Driver

‘Business Class’ style coaches with extended legroom*

Insider Access, Insightful Encounters and Insight Choice experiences

Local discovery led by Local Experts

All porterage, gratuities and tips

Booking and Payments

• Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of 30% of the total tour cost is required to confirm your booking.

• Final Payment: The balance must be paid in full 90 days before the departure date. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your booking.

Cancellations and Refunds

• Cancellation by Client:

• More than 90 days before departure: Loss of deposit.

• 30-90 days before departure: 65% of the total tour cost.

• Less than 30 days before departure: 100% of the total tour cost.

• Cancellation by Company: We reserve the right to cancel the tour due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, a full refund will be provided.

• Changes to Itinerary

• Flexibility Required: Weather and road conditions may necessitate changes to the planned route and itinerary. Flexibility is essential.

• Substitutions: We reserve the right to substitute accommodations and services of similar standard when necessary.

Travel Insurance

• Mandatory: Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, personal injury, and emergency evacuation is mandatory for all participants.

• Proof Required: Proof of insurance must be provided before the tour begins.

Health and Safety

• Fitness Level: A reasonable level of fitness is required for participation in the activities outlined in the tour itinerary.

• Medical Conditions: Participants must disclose any pre-existing medical conditions at the time of booking.

Liability

• Responsibility: The company will not be held liable for any injury, loss, or damage to personal property that occurs during the tour.

• Third-Party Services: The company is not responsible for the actions or omissions of third-party providers, such as airlines or accommodation services.

Visas and Documentation

• Passport Validity: Passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the return date.

• Visas: Obtaining necessary visas and travel documents is the responsibility of the participant.

Conduct

• Respect for Culture: Participants are expected to respect local customs and cultures.

• Behavior: Disruptive or harmful behavior may result in the participant being asked to leave the tour, with no refund provided.

Complaints

• Immediate Reporting: Any complaints should be reported immediately to the tour leader to allow for a timely resolution.

• Post-Tour Complaints: Complaints must be submitted in writing within 30 days of the tour's conclusion.

By booking this tour, you agree to adhere to these terms and conditions.