Scenic Norwegian Fjords

Upon arrival take a private transfer to your hotel, then enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

Walk along the streets and explore the city of Norway’s Royal Family, and check out Strøget, the main shopping area, for its many boutiques, bars and cafes. As you explore the charms of past and present, like the city’s numerous palaces or Nyhavn (the old commercial port), you’ll learn about “hygge”, the Danish way of living life to its fullest.

Overnight in Copenhagen.

After breakfast, spend your day exploring Copenhagen at your own pace. In the afternoon make your way to the DFDS cruise terminal and board your overnight cruise to Oslo.

A selection of restaurants is available onboard, such as the Explorer Restaurant for casual dining, 7 Seas for an international buffet, and Little Italy for Italian cuisine.

Enjoy live onboard entertainment, bars, and tax-free shopping. The Bubble Zone offers pools, hot tubs, and wellness treatments for relaxation.

Overnight on DFDS Cruise.

Arrive in the early morning in Oslo. After breakfast onboard, disembark and make your way to your hotel in Oslo, and spend the rest of the day at your leisure.

Walk the streets of Norway’s capital and explore the city of its royal family. Stroll down Karl Johan’s Street and wander its many shops, bars and cafes, and visit some of the city’s famed attractions, like Akershus Castle, Oslo City Hall, Fram Museum, Kon-Tiki Museum, Munch Museum, National History Museum, Nobel Peace Center and more.

Overnight in Oslo.

After an early breakfast, make your way to the train station in Oslo, where you will begin your journey to discover Norway’s beautiful fjords. Optionally, you may book a luggage transfer from Oslo to Bergen to avoid carrying your baggage during the train and cruise. Please note you will be without your luggage until you reach your hotel in Bergen.

Upon reaching the station, you’ll depart to Myrdal to reach its station. From there, you’ll board the famous  Flåmsbana, one of the steepest trainlines in the world. The train will take you through fantastic natural viewpoints, past the Rallar Road, steep mountains, breathtaking waterfalls and 20 tunnels to immerse you in the mountain and fjord.

When you arrive in Flåm, you’ll continue your journey by cruise along the Sognefjord, Norway’s longest fjord, as well as one of the world’s most picturesque. After enjoying the views on the water, you’ll arrive in Gudvangen, where you will take a shuttle bus to Voss train station for your train to Bergen.

Upon arrival in Bergen, make your way to your hotel where you will spend the next two nights.

Overnight in Bergen.

After breakfast, explore Bergen and its surroundings with a day at leisure.

Bergen is known as the Gateway to the Fjords of Norway, and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage City, as well as a European City of Culture. The region is famous for its ideal combination of nature, culture and urban life all year round.

As you explore the city, keep an eye out for its most iconic sites, like the Hanseatic Bryggen with the Church of Mary, the Hakon Fortress, and the famous fish market. You can also take a trip up the  Fløibanen Funicular, which will take you to the top of the Fløyen Mountain for an unmatched view of the city.

For further exploration, we recommend purchasing a Bergen City Card for 24 hours, which will grant you unlimited travel on regional rail lines and buses, while also giving you free access to the following attractions: Haakon’s Hall, Rosenkrantz Tower, St. Mary’s Church, Norwegian Fisheries Museum, Horda Museum, and the Fantoft Stave Church. The card also gets you a discount in many other participating attractions, shops and restaurants.

Overnight in Bergen.

After breakfast, you’ll embark on your journey to Stavanger in the south, where you’ll spend the next 2 nights. Head to Bergen pier and depart by ferry on a 5 ½ hour trip, where you’ll enjoy stunning coastal views as you pass by beautiful scenery and pristine natural vistas.

Upon arrival at the ferry terminal in Stavanger, make your own way to your centrally-located hotel.

Overnight in Stavanger.

After breakfast, you’ll spend the day exploring Lysefjord.

Take the electric boat from downtown Stavanger to Lysefjord and Pulpit Rock, which is available all year round. The 3 ½ hour cruise will pass take you through the region’s highlights. Pass by Fantahålå, the Vagabond’s Cave where fugitives once hid from authorities, and where seals occasionally sunbathe on rocks. Not long after, you can see the spectacular Pulpit Rock, which Tom Cruise climbed in Mission Impossible 6. Then, you’ll continue to the towering Hengjanefossen, where the crew will bring the ship as close as possible to the waterfall. During the spring, you can also stop to feed the goats at pasture in Lysefjord.

Overnight in Stavanger.

After breakfast, make your way to Stavanger train station and board your train back to Oslo. Upon arrival, make your way to the cruise terminal for your overnight cruise back to Copenhagen.

Overnight on Cruise.

After breakfast on board, you’ll arrival in Copenhagen where you will find your way to your hotel.

Spend the rest of the day at leisure. If time allows, you should try to explore the city by bike like a local, as it’s famous for its biking culture. Copenhageners have used bicycles to transport themselves to work since the 1880s, and every morning you’ll see people from all backgrounds riding their bike for their morning commute.

Overnight in Copenhagen.

Time to say goodbye to Denmark. Your driver will pick you up from the hotel and take you to the airport for your return flight to Canada.