Troop down to Kuala Lumpur International Airport for your flight to Stockholm, capital of Sweden. Built atop an archipelago of 14 islands amid a surfeit of waterways and green spaces, central Stockholm is jam-packed with nature and urban delights alike. Upon arrival, embark on a tour to the oldest part of the city, an island called Gamla Stan or old town in Swedish. Start your exploration with a visit to City Hall. Apart from the numerous rooms, you will set your eyes on the glorious Golden Hall, venue of the annual Nobel Prize Dance. The Blue Hall, with its great staircases inspired by Doge’s Palace in Venice, is where the Nobel Dinner is held. Next, proceed to Vasa Museum, where you will learn more about the Vasa – one of the best-preserved 17th century ship in the world and a unique art treasure. Stroll through the picturesque old town to admire its cluster of beautifully preserved old buildings and narrow streets which formed the city during the 16th to 18th centuries.

Bid farewell to Sweden as you cross over to Norway, a rugged and mysterious country with its landscape comprising vast swathes of blue glaciers, dramatic peaks and deep fjords. Continue your journey to Oslo, the capital city of Norway and embark on a city tour, starting from the Oslofjord and the City Hall. Make a photo stop at Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle located strategically at the tip of the headland, completed at the turn of the 13th century. Tonight, transfer to Hamar for your overnight stay. 

Today, enjoy a scenic drive along the famed Eagle Road, the steepest stretch of road up the mountain side from Geiranger towards Eidsdal. This fascinating road swings through 11 hairpin bends up from the Geirangerfjord and up to the highest point on the stretch, 620 metres above sea level at Korsmyra. Enroute, stop at the Trolls Path Viewpoint, where you can enjoy a magnificent view over the Trollstigen, a serpentine mountain road in the Rauma municipality. Head to Geiranger region for your overnight stay.

Today, make your journey towards the Sognefjord region, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. Stop by Briksdal, if time and weather permits, you may wish to join an optional troll car excursion to Briksdal Glacier. Hop on to the unique troll cars which brings you to the stand about 700 metres away from the glacier. Here, you can enjoy a nice stroll to the glacier, into Jostedal Glacier National Park. Continue your journey through Fjaeland. Tonight, spend your night in a fjord hotel at Sognefjord region.

Today, board the scenic fjord cruise from Gudvangen to see Naeroyfjord and discover the spectacular UNESCO-listed fjord landscape of Sognefjord. With its snow-clad summits juxtaposed against narrow alleys and dramatic waterfalls, let the gorgeous views make your hearts flutter. Next, journey on to fascinating Flam. If you are in the mood for more discovery, hop on board Flam Railway at your own expense, where the unforgettable journey between high mountains and the fjord makes for one scenic affair to remember. Continue your journey to Bergen via Voss, the capital of Norway during the 12th and 13th centuries and the early 17th century. En route, make a stop at Tvindefossen, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Norway.

Start off your day in atmospheric Bergen, and enjoy a stroll in Bryggen, the old wharf of Bergen and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The very first buildings in Bergen were built by the harbour, and this area has for centuries been a lively and central part of the city. View Hakon’s Hall, the largest and most imposing building of the royal residency in the 13th-century, and do not forget to shop for fresh seafood at the popular Fish Market. Continue your day with a scenic drive through Hardangerfjord region, filled with beautiful waterfalls en-route. Stop by Voringsfossen, where you can enjoy an impressive sight of water dropping from the Hardangervidda plateau drop to the valley of Mabodalen. Continue your journey and cross over the Hardanger Bridge, Norway’s longest suspension bridge that links Bruravik to Brimnes. Tonight, transfer to Ål for your overnight stay.

This morning, make your way back to Oslo. Spend some time at leisure before you board an overnight cruise to Scandinavia’s largest and liveliest city Copenhagen, capital of Denmark and burial place of Hans Christian Andersen, renowned children’s author.

Upon arrival in Copenhagen, pay homage to the resplendent Danish sights by embarking on a sightseeing tour which includes a visit to Amalienborg Palace, which is the winter home of the Danish royal family. View the fabled Little Mermaid bronze sculpture by Edvard Eriksen which has emerged over time as icon and embodiment of the spirit of Copenhagen. The sculpture has been set on a rock just off the shore since 1913 and is inspired by one of Hans Christian Anderson’s fairytales. See also the magnificent Gefion Fountain, the largest monument in Copenhagen and used by many as a wishing well. Drive around Nyhavn which means new harbour, one of the most famous entertainment streets in Copenhagen.

Spend the day at leisure. You may wish to join an optional North Zealand excursion at your own expense. You will have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Renaissance Frederiksborg Castle and the UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle, immortalized as Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet”.