15 DAYS/14 NIGHTS
DEPARTURE ON 4 AUGUST
Oslo, Eidfjord, Flam, Ilsognefjord, Bergen, Geirangerfjord, North Cape, Tromso, Vesteralen Islands, Lofoten Islands and Bodo.
PRICE € 4,350 per person
The fee includes:
Scheduled flight from Milan
Airport transfers
Coach trips
Escort from Italy
13 overnight stays with breakfasts, 9 dinners and two lunches,
Scenic train from Myrdal to Flam
Trollcar excursion on the Briksdal glacier
Sailing on the Soniefyord and Geiranger Fyord
Visit a local fish factory and Sami farm.
Medical insurance.
Norway, with its spectacular nature and breathtaking landscapes, offers a journey through fascinating cities and remote regions. From Oslo to the Lofoten Islands, this Nordic adventure is a unique experience. Let's discover together the hidden gems along this fascinating route.
1. Oslo: The Cultural Heart of Norway
The Norwegian capital, Oslo, is a perfect fusion of culture and modernity. Check out the Royal Palace, explore Vigeland Park with its striking sculptures, and immerse yourself in art at the Munch Museum. The Viking Ship Museum offers an immersion in the region's maritime history.
2. Eidfjord: A Peaceful Meeting Place Between Mountains and Fjords
Situated on the northern shore of Hardanger Fjord, Eidfjord is a place of rare beauty. Its majestic mountains and crystal-clear water landscape provide the perfect setting for hiking and outdoor activities. Don't miss the Vøringfossen waterfall, one of the most spectacular in Norway.
3. Flam: Picturesque Train Journey and Uncontaminated Nature
Flam, along the famous Aurlandsfjord, is an unmissable stop. Enjoy a train ride with the Flamsbana, considered one of the most picturesque train routes in the world. Admire the verdant valleys, waterfalls and picturesque villages along the way.
4. The Magnificent Sognefjord: The Queen of the Fjords
Ilsognefjord is the king of the Norwegian fjords, with its calm waters and overhanging mountains. Explore its shores by boat or take advantage of scenic hikes that offer spectacular views. The quiet and magnificence of this fjord will leave you speechless.
5. Bergen: Artistic Atmosphere and Fascinating Port
Bergen, Norway's second largest city, is a fusion of culture and history. Bryggen Pier, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a charming neighborhood of colorful wooden houses. Explore the fish market, visit the Fløibanen Funicular for breathtaking views and take in the unique atmosphere of this seaside city.
6. Geirangerfjord: A Natural Masterpiece Between Waterfalls and Mountains
The Geirangerfjord is a true natural masterpiece, with its steep rock walls, rushing waterfalls and picturesque villages. A cruise through this UNESCO fjord will allow you to appreciate its magnificence from unique perspectives.
7. North Cape: At the End of the World
The North Cape is an exciting stop, located beyond the Arctic Circle. Watch the midnight sun or hunt for the Northern Lights, immersing yourself in the magical atmosphere of this unique place.
8. Tromso: City of Northern Lights
Tromso is famous for being one of the best places to spot the Northern Lights. Explore the city, visit the Arctic Cathedral and enjoy the panoramic view from Storsteinen mountain.
9. Vesteralen Islands: Wild Nature and Pristine Beaches
The Vesteralen Islands are a nature lover's paradise, with breathtaking landscapes, pristine beaches and rich marine wildlife. Whales are often spotted in the surrounding waters.
10. Lofoten Islands: Traditional Architecture and Spectacular Landscapes
The Lofoten Islands are famous for their picturesque fishing towns, traditional red houses and mountain views that are reflected in the sea waters. Explore white sandy beaches and quaint villages.
11. Bodo: Union between North and South
Bodo, located at the northern tip of Norway, is a city that unites the North and the South. Explore the Norwegian Aviation Museum and enjoy the view of the summer solstice from Mount Ronvik.
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