Day 1 | Oslo - Lillehammer

Upon arrival in Oslo, we'll travel to Lillehammer, the Scandinavian winter sports center and one of the hosts of the Winter Olympics. We'll get a beautiful view of the city and visit the largest and most important open-air museum in Norway, where we'll get up close with the Nordic way of life. The museum is built like a village located in the heart of a nature reserve surrounded by beautiful hills and lakes, containing characteristic buildings brought from all over Norway to tell the story of the northern people. During the tour, we'll sit in the classroom, admire the local craftsmanship, the fishermen, and follow the development of human settlement in Norway since the 12th century. Accommodation and dinner in the Lillehammer area.

Day 2 | Peer Gynt - Waterfall Valley - Kristiansund

This morning we'll head north to the beautiful nature reserve of Peer Gynt, the hero of the famous Norwegian play written by Henrik Ibsen. We'll enjoy the mystical landscape and get acquainted with the Norse mythology that served as a touchstone for Norwegian nationalism in the 19th century. We'll take a short hike among the scenic splendors of the reserve. Continuing north, we'll ascend to the original and wild Norwegian landscape to Dovre Mountains, situated at an important, historical, and mythological crossroads. From here, the roads stretch to the mythical land of the trolls or to the land of the northern reindeer herds and sheep. We'll continue on foot to a special observation point designed as an intriguing art installation that blends with the fascinating landscape. From here, we'll gaze at the mountains and valleys, the home of the northern reindeer herds and grazing sheep. We'll continue north along the magnificent Waterfall Valley. We'll take a walk to the thundering waterfalls of Vøringsfossen and Sletta. Towards evening, we'll arrive at Kristiansund on the northern coast, where we'll have dinner and stay overnight.

Day 3 | Kristiansund - The Atlantic Road - Ulstein - Boat trip to Bird Island

Today we'll encounter some of the most captivating landscapes on our globe: these landscape formations were created at the unique meeting point between the fjords and the North Sea. Islands dotting the blue spaces, deep and rugged fjords, and suspended bridges connecting them create an intricate and incomprehensible coastline. All this creates a complex and incomprehensible coastline. Unique, exciting, and unforgettable, on the other hand. Within the geological celebration, hundreds of thousands of sea birds also join from the precipitous cliffs. We'll walk along the broken coast, admiring the famous Atlantic Road. We won't miss a beautiful boat trip to the Fingers Fjord between the fishing villages, where we'll stop to taste the northern village life. We'll visit the enchanting picturesque town of Ulstein and also sail between the islands of the North Sea. If possible, we'll go on a beautiful hike on an island that is a special nature reserve, rich in bird habitats. We'll spend the night in the Ulstein area.

Day 4 | Troll Road - Fjord Geiranger - Eagles Road

This morning we'll head to the Troll Road, climbing 11 hairpin bends to the precipice of the Stigfossen waterfall. We'll observe the waterfall dropping vertically 180m into the valley floor and gaze at the picturesque canyon of Gudbrandsjuvet. We'll cross the Storfjord by boat and travel to the river canyon of Valldal, snaking through the harsh rocks. From the shores of one of the fishing villages, we'll embark on a magical journey on the Geiranger Fjord, designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Surrounded by immense cliffs, we'll sail among the powerful fjord landscapes, passing waterfalls and farms towards the town of Geiranger. We'll ascend to a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the magical fjord and the surrounding mountains, winding along the "Eagles Road," revealing the stunning views of the land of glaciers and fjords. We'll cross the ridge on a beautiful scenic route, the first road to pierce the mountains of Norway over 130 years ago. We'll visit the waterfalls of Viddalsfossen and Øvstefossen, and towards evening, we'll arrive at our hotel in the area.

Day 5 | Briksdal Glacier - Eidspolden Waterfalls

Today we'll set out to hike to the blue Briksdal Glacier, which forms the western arm of Jostedal, the massive glacier. We'll also walk around the beautiful lake formed at the foot of the glacier. We'll continue to the famous Eidspolden waterfalls in Norway, mainly concerning salmon fishing in the area. We'll take a short walk along the green-green banks of the streams with their foaming rapids and the special facilities along the stream. We'll meander through narrow roads on our way south and pass through several tunnels dug under the ice cap. We'll camp in the area.

Day 6 | Sailing on the Turquoise Lake - Walking on the Jostedal Glacier - "The Icy Path" - Bergen

This morning, we headed to the Jostedal Glacier for a short drive, followed by a ride on a small boat as we sailed on the enchanting Turquoise Lake formed by the melting of the giant glacier. Equipped with a professional guide and special boots, we embarked on an adventure in the world of glaciers and the culture that has developed around them. With suitable gear, we hiked on the blue glacier, leaping over gaping crevasses, and experiencing nature up close. From there, we continued our journey on foot, descending from the glacier and heading towards "The Icy Path," included among the National Scenic Routes due to its unique views and experiences. We ascended to the tongue of the glacier, a magnificent feat of landscape architecture, offering a splendid view of the world's longest fjord and the towns dotting its shores. Later, we headed west towards the ocean and arrived in Bergen, where we'll spend the night.

Day 7 | Between Two Cities - Bergen - Sailing to Stavanger

In Bergen this morning, we began with a climb to an impressive viewpoint on Mount Fløyen, overlooking the city, the second-largest urban area in Norway. Bergen, Norway's ancient capital, surrounded by fjords and numerous bays, has a rich history due to its location and unique climate conditions. After enjoying the view, we descended for a short tour of the city, which flourished in the late Middle Ages due to its unique trade and industry concentration. We wandered through the Hanseatic Quarter among the old merchant houses, which over the years have transformed into boutique shops. This ancient quarter is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. We explored the bustling fish market, where we could taste the bounty of the northern sea. In the afternoon, we left Bergen on our way to the Rogaland region, known for its distinctive landscapes, including the imposing Pulpit Rock. We combined travel and boat trips among the southern islands rich in lakes. Upon arriving in Stavanger, we embarked on an interesting tour of the pleasant city located on the picturesque bay. Stavanger is the stronghold of Norway's new economy and quiet diplomacy, two essential elements that provide Norwegians with economic and political strength. We strolled through the fisherman's quarter, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We'll spend the night in Stavanger.

Day 8 | Pulpit Rock - Rambling in Hardanger

This morning, we crossed the Lysefjord by boat on our way to Pulpit Rock. We hiked up the trail slowly, climbing to the "balcony" - the top of the mighty cliff that juts out over the deep blue fjord winding far below. From the broad platform suspended 600 meters above the fjord, we enjoyed a magnificent view of the white cliffs, the deep blue serpent, and the rugged mountains dotted with lakes and cabins. After savoring the breathtaking scenery and enjoying a pleasant break on the platform, we descended to the bus and sailed to the wild Hardanger region, rich in rivers, waterfalls, and lakes. We'll spend the night in the area. For those who choose not to ascend, there's an option to join a cycling tour between the picturesque towns scattered along the fjord coast in the wonderful area. In case weather conditions don't permit the ascent to the rock, we'll explore the stunning area by bus, combining short walks.

Day 9 | Hardanger - Oslo

On our way to Oslo, we'll pass through one of the less inhabited and less touristy areas in Norway. A geographically remote unit from the sea, it holds great historical significance, characterized by a landscape of branching lakes, deep valleys, and small ancient villages. Silent witnesses to the area's importance are the ancient churches built from adorned and sculpted wood. Special architecture preserved in this area. We'll be impressed by a church standing for more than eight hundred years, surrounded by a green meadow. In the afternoon, we'll arrive in Oslo and set out to explore the capital: we'll visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, stroll through the vibrant city center, see the Opera House, the Royal Palace, and more. We'll travel to Bygdøy Island and visit the Viking Ship Museum, which vividly illustrates the spirit of the Norwegian people throughout the ages, who, in small nut-shelled ships, crossed oceans and lands in their quest for discovery: America, the North Cape, the South Cape, and more. We'll spend the night in Oslo.

Day 10 | Oslo

This morning, we'll travel to Bygdøy Island and visit the Viking Ship Museum, which vividly illustrates the spirit of the Norwegian people throughout the ages, who, in small nut-shelled ships, crossed oceans and lands in their quest for discovery: America, the North Cape, the South Cape, and more. We'll climb to the city's citadel for a farewell view of Oslo and the enchanting landscapes of Norway. According to the flight schedule, we'll complete our visit to Norway's capital and head to the airport for our return home.