• Have Breakfast at the hotel.
• Proceed for a Helsinki City Tour (3hrs):
  • Get a glimpse of Senaatintori (the Helsinki’s Senate square) that contains numerous examples of Carl Ludvig Engel’s architecture. A statue of Emperor Alexander II is located in the center of the square. The statue is of Alexander on a pedestal surrounded by figures representing law, culture and the peasants.
  • Right around the corner near the harbour, you will find the Kauppatori, the picturesque market square, characterized by an abundance of flowers, fruits, and busy traders.
  • The next stop will be the impressive green-domed Lutheran Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko in Finnish) dominates Senate Square and the skyline of Helsinki. Build in the 19th century as a tribute to the Grand Duke, Nicholas I, the Tsar of Russia, and was called St. Nicholas’ Church until the independence of Finland in 1917. In 1959, it became a cathedral of the Evangelical Lutheran denomination.
• In the early afternoon, transfer to the harbor and embark on Tallink Silja Line cruise for an overnight cruise towards Stockholm, Sweden. The best Nordic Cruise experience on the Baltic sea.
  • The unique sea voyage experience begins as soon as you step onboard the Tallink and Silja Line cruise liners: endless possibilities for entertainment and recreation, excellent restaurants, spacious and comfortable cabins, and affordable shopping are all contributing to a memorable trip. The atmosphere on the Voyage is mesmerizing!
• Dinner (local Buffet) and overnight on board Tallink Silja Line in inside cabins (HB)

*Fixed departure on May 18th tour will be on Viking Line.

• Have breakfast on board Cruise.
• Arrive in Stockholm. Disembark Cruise.
• Meet with our local associate guide and start a 3 hours city tour of the Swedish capital.
  • Stockholm referred to as Beauty on Water, or Venice of the North, the city is built-up on 14 islands. Stockholm is surrounded by Lake Mälaren, and by the Baltic Sea. City’s grand public buildings, palaces, rich cultural history, and museums tell her 700-year-old history beautifully.
  • You will explore the central area with the City Hall, the old town (Gamla Stan) and the Royal Palace, the Concert House both famous because of the Nobel prices awards celebrations, the Opera Theatre, the island of Djurgården – Djurgården is a tranquil oasis in the middle of Stockholm. Like no other place in Stockholm it collects many of the city’s most famous museums and cultural attractions (the Vasa Museum, Gröna Lund, the Abba museum and Skansen to name a few) with green nature, parks, and family-friendly activities.
• Return to Hotel and Check-in.
• Dinner and Stay Overnight at Hotel.

• Have breakfast at Hotel.
• Check out Hotel and reckon on the journey from Stockholm to Copenhagen, Denmark taking around seven hours.
  • En route you can have a photo stop at Jönköping on the shores of Lake Vättern (Sweden’s second-biggest lake)
  • You will also pass The Øresund Bridge – Half-Tunnel, Half-Bridge and a Bonus Artificial Island. The Øresund Bridge is an engineering approximately 16 km long road and rail link between Sweden and Denmark.
  • The Øresund Bridge thus comprises three different parts – the cable-stayed bridge, which measures 7.8 kilometers (4.8 miles), the tunnel, with an approximate length of 4.1 kilometers (2.6 miles), and an artificial island called Peberholm that adds another 4 kilometers (2.5 miles). Peberholm supports the transition between the tunnel and bridge.
• Arrive into Copenhagen, Denmark
• Check-in to Hotel.
• Dinner and Stay Overnight at Hotel.

• Have breakfast at the Hotel.
• Meet our local associate guide at the reception of your hotel and depart for a 3hrs Copenhagen city tour. Enjoy the famed charms from the past and present, including
  • The Copenhagen’s most famous “The sculpture of The Little Mermaid” at Langelinje Pier. Edvard Eriksen, a Danish sculptor created the sculpture. The Little Mermaid sculpture is also one of the most photographed statues in the world.
  • the rococo Royal Palace Amalienborg. Amalienborg Palace is the Copenhagen residence of the Danish royal family. The palaces and changing of the guard ceremonies are top free sights to see. As the area is not fenced off, visitors may freely walk around on the square but stay at least 2 m (6 ft) from the buildings and the palace guards. The Royal Palaces of Amalienborg include Christian VIII Palace, Frederick VIII Palace, Christian IX Palace, and the Christian VII Palace.
  • Later, Walk around Nyhavn (translates to “the new harbour”), originally a busy commercial port, but nowadays a popular tourist place filled with people enjoying the relaxed atmosphere by the canal, jazz music and great food. Do not forget to notice the house No. 20, where the famous Danish fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen used to live and wrote the fairy-tales ‘The Tinderbox’, ‘Little Claus and Big Claus’, and ‘The Princess and the Pea’. The colorful houses at Nyhavn are one of the most photographed attractions in Copenhagen and give Copenhagen its fairytale vibe.
• In the afternoon, get transferred by bus to the Copenhagen Ferry terminal.
• Check-in DFDS (Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab) Cruise to Oslo, Norway.
  • DFDS is a very popular boat cruising between Copenhagen and Oslo. With Excellent onboard Facilities and Live entertainment, Cruising is a great way to take in the differing cultures of Denmark and Norway while spending a night on DFDS comfortable, modern cruise ferries.
• Dinner (local buffet) & overnight on board (inside cabins – HB)

• Have your breakfast on board the DFDS Cruise.
• Arrive into Oslo, Norway – a country with the most beautiful fjords on Earth.
• Disembark at Oslo ferry terminal.
• Meet our associate representative and drive through the scenic region, reaching the Jotunheimen Valley.
  • Prepare yourself to become spellbound, as you set your feet into this massive mountain area in Eastern Norway, packed with waterfalls, rivers, lakes, glaciers, and valleys – and some of Northern Europe’s highest mountains.
  • This region is a typical ski resorts area in the winter, but in the summertime, the sun melts away the snow, revealing a stunning scenery cut out of a Norwegian folk tale, with a varied landscape arising from quiet roads, forest paths, and water into steep mountains.
• Local Dinner & overnight Stay in Beitostølen, a family-friendly alpine center and a small mountain village has the region’s best selection of restaurants, bars, shops, and accommodations.

• Have breakfast at the Hotel.
• Check out Hotel.
• Head to Geiranger where we will enjoy a mini-cruise of about 1 hour along the spectacular Geirangerfjord – fjord experience of a lifetime.
  • Geirangerfjord is the jewel in the crown of the Norwegian fjords. The deep blue UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord is surrounded by majestic, snow-covered mountain peaks, wild waterfalls, and lush, green vegetation. The enormous power of the glaciers carved out this huge canyon between mountains 1600 meters high, and the fjord depth reaches 250 meters. This makes Geirangerfjorden as deep as the Grand Canyon.
• The tour continues towards Førde, in the Sunnfjord region, Western Norway located in Sogn og Fjordane county.
  • The drive along the Norwegian roads it is never tedious. All along the route, natural wonders are amplified by art, design, and architecture meant to bring you closer to nature in new and surprising ways. Your tour leader will choose the best spots for photo stops and give you an opportunity to celebrate and capture awe-inspiring landscape.
• Local Dinner & stay overnight in Scandic Sunnfjord.

• Have breakfast at the Hotel.
• Check out Hotel.
• Take a ferry to cross Lavik to Ytre Oppedal, to get to Bergen, the “Capital of the Fjords” and water on one side and mountains on the other surround the city.
  • Bergen is the Gateway to the Fjords of Norway. As a UNESCO World Heritage City and a European City of Culture, the Bergen region has the ideal combination of nature, culture and exciting urban life all year round.
  • All over the Bergen city, you can admire dense collections of spray-painted glory thanks to world-class street artists from near and far.
• Arrive into Bergen. Proceed for a guided Bergen City tour
  • passing through the most emblematic places such as The UNESCO World Heritage site Bryggen, “The Hanseatic Wharf”, is the most obvious remnant from the time Bergen used to be the centre of trade between Norway and the rest of Europe.
  • the Hakon fortress – Håkon’s Hall is 750 years old and was built by King Håkon Håkonsson as a royal residence and banqueting hall. As a national cultural monument, Håkon’s Hall is still used both for royal dinners and for other official occasions. The history of Bergenhus Fortress is long and eventful.
  • the famous fish market which has been providing the locals with freshly caught treasures from the sea since 1276. Today, it is one of Norway’s most visited outdoor markets and offers fresh fruit, vegetables, handicrafts, and souvenirs.
  • Take a ride on Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen – The journey to the top leaves from the station at Vetrlidsalmenning in the centre of Bergen and the duration is about 5 – 6 minutes to travel the 848 metres diagonally to the summit. During the ascent to Fløyen there are three stops: Promsgate, Fjellveien, and Skansemyren. The viewpoint at Fløyen is situated at 320 metres above sea level and offers the best view of Bergen.
• Return and Stay Overnight at Hotel.

• Have breakfast at the Hotel.
• Check out Hotel.
• Transfer to the central station and depart by train towards Oslo.
• Arrive into Oslo, meet the local guide for a 3 hours city tour covering
  • the Frogner Park – The largest park in central parts of Oslo within the park you find Vigeland Sculpture Park, one of Oslo’s most popular attractions. Oslo’s Vigeland Park, is the largest sculpture park in the world by a single artist, boasting over 200 pieces by Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland.
  • the museum of Viking ships (entrance included), showing three original Viking Age ships,
  • the Royal Palace – The Royal Palace is owned by the state and placed at the disposal of the head of state. It is where the daily work of the monarchy is conducted and where the King and Queen live. It is where the King presides over the Council of State, grants audiences and holds official dinners. Foreign heads of state who visit Oslo stay at the Palace. Most of the members of the Royal Court have their workplace here. The Royal Palace is open to the public during the summer.
  • City Hall and
  • Akershus Fortress – Akershus Fortress is a medieval castle, built in the late 1290’s by King Haakon V to protect Oslo, the capital of Norway. The fortress has withstood many sieges and served as a prison for a period of time. Today it remains a military area but is open to the public for daily tours in the summer months. Also within the walls of the Akershus Fortress are the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum and Norway’s Resistance Museum.
• Return and Stay Overnight at Hotel.

• Have breakfast at the Hotel.
• Check out Hotel as per the standard Check out time.
• Meet our chauffeur, drive to Oslo International Airport (OSL – Oslo Gardermoen Airport ) for your homebound flight.