Arrive in Copenhagen, the vibrant capital of Denmark. Early arrivals are encouraged to explore the city's highlights, such as the Nyhavn waterfront, renowned for its pastel-colored houses and historic charm. Experience the city's industrial-chic bars or visit the iconic Tivoli Gardens, home to one of the world's oldest roller coasters. For a culinary adventure, explore the diverse restaurant scene in Norrebro.

In the evening, meet your group at 6 PM for a welcome meeting at the hotel. Following the meeting, opt for a group dinner and begin your journey with newfound companions.

Accommodation: 

Hotel (1 night)

Optional Activities:

Glyptotek Art Museum – DKK135

National Museum of Denmark – DKK140

The Round Tower – DKK40

Amalienborg Palace – DKK125

Christiansborg Palace – DKK215

Tivoli Gardens – DKK180

Botanical Garden – Free

Special Information: Ensure you arrive in time for the welcome meeting. If delayed, notify the hotel reception. Additional accommodation can be arranged upon request.

Take a morning ferry to Vrango Island, the southernmost of the Gothenburg Archipelago. Home to a small fishing community, the island boasts breathtaking beaches and protected nature reserves. During the summer months (May–September), embark on a sea kayaking adventure, while from October to April, enjoy an extended guided island tour.

Return to Gothenburg for a free evening. Consider trying the city's famous floating sauna or simply explore Sweden’s most sustainable destination.

Accommodation: 

Pension (1 night)

Included Activities:

Vrango Island Day Trip

Vrango Island Island Tour (Oct–Apr)

Vrango Island Sea Kayaking (May–Sep)

Special Information: Kayaking is weather-dependent and available only in summer.Travel Time: Approximately 3 hours (return trip).

Göteborgs stadsmuseum. Foto© Kristin Lidell. Fotografens namn ska anges vid publicering.

Journey to Alingsas, the “Capital of Fika,” and immerse yourself in Sweden’s beloved café culture. A local expert will guide you through traditional cafés while sharing the history of fika, Sweden’s cherished coffee break tradition. Indulge in cinnamon buns, biscuits, pastries, and sandwiches before returning to Gothenburg.

Spend your free afternoon exploring the Göteborg City Museum, Gustav Adolfs Torg, or the Haga quarter, known for its picturesque wooden houses and charming cafés.

Accommodation: 

Pension (1 night)

Included Activity: 

Alingsas Guided Fika Experience

Optional Activities:

Paddan Boat Tour – SEK260

Fish Market Feskekörka – Free

Göteborg City Museum – SEK70

World of Volvo Museum – SEK250

Museum of Natural History – SEK70

Aeroseum – SEK130

Special Information: On departures from October 15, the fika experience is on Day 4, and kayaking moves to Day 5 due to café closures on Sundays.

Cross the border into Oslo, Norway’s dynamic capital. Upon arrival, embark on a leader-led orientation walk, familiarizing yourself with Oslo’s highlights. Spend your free afternoon exploring Maschmanns Food Market, admiring artisans at Hadeland Glassverk, or visiting the Munch Museum, home to The Scream. In the evening, toast to the group with a farewell dinner featuring traditional Norwegian seafood.

Accommodation: 

Hotel (1 night)

Included Activity: 

Oslo Leader-Led Walk

Special Information:Travel Time: Approximately 4 hours.

Enjoy a final breakfast before concluding your Scandinavian adventure. If you wish to extend your stay in Oslo, additional accommodations can be arranged upon request.

Optional Activities:

Island Hopping on Oslofjord – NOK130

Fram Museum – NOK180

Holmenkollen Museum – NOK195

Edvard Munch Museum – NOK180

Resistance Museum – NOK100

Akershus Castle & Fortress – NOK100

24-hour Transport & Sightseeing Pass – NOK550

Norwegian Museum of Cultural History – NOK195