Capital Cities and Fjords Expedition

Welcome to Copenhagen. This charming capital city is a city of canals, cobbled streets and captivating design. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by its blend of modern innovation and historic charm. Among the iconic sights are the colourful Nyhavn harbour, the majestic Christiansborg Palace and the serene Tivoli Gardens.
Enjoy a transfer to your hotel accommodation. Meet your tour guide at 6 p.m. in the hotel reception.

Breakfast. Your local guide will be waiting for you at 9 am to explore the highlights of Copenhagen on a 3-hour panoramic city tour, taking in the Town Hall Square, the Old Stock Exchange, Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli Gardens and Christiansborg Palace, among others. Along the way, you will also pass through iconic neighbourhoods such as bohemian Christiania and modern Vesterbro, while learning about Copenhagen's eco-friendly lifestyle, cycling culture and commitment to design and sustainability. Free afternoon to continue discovering this wonderful and fascinating city. Accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, we will continue our journey to Aarhus, where we will take a 3-4 hour panoramic tour of the city, whose location made it one of the most important Viking cities and later a strategic trading centre. We will stop at the Romanesque-Gothic cathedral. Free time for lunch.
In the afternoon, we will continue north to Hirtshals, where we will board the Fjordline night cruise to Norway. This is not just a means of transport, but an integral part of a fascinating experience, where the crossing of the North Sea becomes a journey of contrasts. The crossing to Stavanger is magical, with the Norwegian horizon slowly approaching. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We will disembark in Stavanger (Norway) at approximately 7 a.m., leaving behind the wonderful experience of our Night Cruise through the fjords. Stavanger is a coastal city located in southwestern Norway, known for its unique blend of history, nature and modernity. Despite its development, Stavanger retains a charming old town with well-preserved wooden houses dating back to the 18th century. Surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, such as the fjords and the famous Preikestolen (The Pulpit), the city is also a popular destination for hiking and nature lovers. At 10 a.m., we will enjoy a ferry ride visiting Lysefjord for approximately 3 hours.
After the ride, there will be free time for lunch, and at 2 p.m. we will head to Bergen.
Lysefjord ferry trip included:
The ferry trip along the Lysefjord is a fascinating experience that allows you to sail between imposing granite walls, admire the famous Preikestolen rock from the water, get close to waterfalls such as Hengjanefossen and discover small farms and caves steeped in history. On board, you will enjoy comfortable seating, panoramic windows and explanations about the surroundings as you contemplate the natural beauty of the fjord and its rich fauna. It is a peaceful and accessible activity, ideal for appreciating the majesty of the Norwegian landscapes from a unique and relaxing perspective. We will see the Pulpit during the boat trip.

Breakfast. In the morning, your local guide will be waiting to introduce you to Bergen, Norway's second largest city, famous for its stunning natural surroundings and rich history. During the tour, you will experience Bergen's historic centre, fish market and local culture. Throughout the tour, you will discover Bergen's unique blend of coastal charm, historical significance and natural beauty. Lunch and free afternoon to explore the surroundings. Accommodation.
Optional: Explore Bergen via the famous funicular railway.
Minimum: 2 passengers.
Price Adult: €28 Child (4–12): €118
Total duration of the activity:
Includes: Ticket for the funicular railway + guide.
Take the funicular railway up Mount Fløyen and see the whole of Bergen in just 8 minutes. The funicular railway is one of Norway's most famous attractions. The journey starts in the city centre, just 150 metres from the Fish Market and Bryggen. The exciting trip up the mountain is a magnificent experience in itself. From Mount Fløyen, about 320 metres above sea level, you can enjoy the beautiful view, study the cityscape in detail and see the sea and fjords surrounding Bergen. The funicular takes you to a fantastic area of beautiful natural surroundings with countless opportunities for walking and hiking. Fløyen also has a restaurant, a café, a souvenir shop and a playground. The Fløibanen funicular railway operates every day of the year from early morning until 11 p.m. The funicular railway is easily accessible for pushchairs/prams and wheelchairs.

Breakfast. Today we will have a unique experience. We will travel from Bergen to Gudvangen, the small village of Flåm and finally Lofthus, your hotel in the fjords. Leaving Bergen, the road enters a world of majestic fjords and untamed nature. Upon arrival in the village of Flaam, we will embark on a 2-hour cruise that will sail through the most impressive fjords in the world until we reach Gudvangen, where the surroundings become magical, surrounded by rugged mountains and waterfalls that fall from dizzying heights. The tour guide will accompany passengers who confirm the Flam train experience, and the remaining passengers will head directly to the village of Flam in their private bus, where they will have time to stroll around and wait for the electric ferry to Gudvangen with the rest of the group
Jantar buffet incluído.
OPTIONAL FLAAM TRAIN
Price: TBC
The train journey from Voss to Myrdal and then on to Flåm is one of Norway's most spectacular railway routes. From Voss, the train travels through mountain landscapes, green valleys and traditional villages until it reaches Myrdal station, located high up in the mountains. There you take the famous Flåm Railway, which descends in just one hour from the 867 metres above sea level at Myrdal to sea level at Flåm, travelling through a deep valley with steep slopes, passing through 20 tunnels and offering breathtaking views of waterfalls, rugged mountains and small farms nestled in impossible places. The entire journey is a natural spectacle and a masterpiece of railway engineering, considered one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world.
In Flam, we will take a cruise to Gudvangen.

Breakfast. This morning we head to the wonderful city of Oslo, the capital of Norway, where nature and modernity blend in perfect harmony. Surrounded by fjords and forests, this city offers a unique combination of contemporary architecture, Viking history and a strong connection with nature. Accommodation

Breakfast. On a panoramic tour, you can admire iconic sites such as the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate street and the modern Opera House building next to the fjord. Also noteworthy are the Vigeland Sculpture Park, with more than 200 works by artist Gustav Vigeland, and the modern Aker Brygge neighbourhood, ideal for strolling along the seafront. Surrounded by forests and hills, Oslo combines the dynamism of a capital city with the tranquil charm of Nordic nature. Free time for lunch.

Breakfast. After an unforgettable day in Oslo, we bid farewell to this city with its unmistakable blend of nature, design and culture, which leaves an indelible mark on every visitor. Oslo reminds us of its perfect balance between urbanism and natural landscapes. With unforgettable memories, we leave behind this Nordic city that never ceases to amaze. We set off on our journey to Stockholm. Accommodation.

Breakfast. Begin this morning by exploring a tour of Stockholm with your guide, offering a comprehensive and picturesque exploration of Sweden's wonderful capital city. The tour typically covers the following highlights: Gamla Stan (Old Town), City Hall, Royal Palace, Modern Districts. Throughout the tour, you will enjoy panoramic views of the city's waterways, lush parks and surrounding archipelago, capturing Stockholm's unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Accommodation
Optional: Vasa Museum
Minimum: 2 passengers
Adult price: TBC € Child (up to 12): TBC
Total duration of activity: 3 hours
Includes: Ticket
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, is an unrivalled maritime treasure trove, home to the warship Vasa, the only almost intact 17th-century ship to have been recovered. This majestic ship, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and remained at the bottom of the Baltic Sea for 333 years before being salvaged, is the centrepiece of the museum. Visitors can admire the Vasa from multiple levels, exploring its elaborate wooden sculptures that once boasted vibrant colours, as well as detailed exhibits on its construction, its fateful sinking, the impressive salvage operation, and life aboard a warship of the era. The museum also features objects recovered from the wreck and audiovisual projections that immerse visitors in the fascinating history of the Vasa and its era.

Breakfast. Free time at your disposal until transfer to the airport. End of our services.
See you soon!