Troop down to Kuala Lumpur International Airport for your flight to Stockholm, capital of Sweden. 

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.

Hotel: Quality Hotel Strawberry Arena or similar

Today, depart Oslo for a scenic drive towards Geiranger, taking a memorable photo stop at the Trollstigen -Trolls’ Path Viewpoint, an iconic serpentine mountain road with dramatic landscapes. Travel through Andalsnes and enjoy a short ferry crossing from Linge to Eidsdal. The journey continues along the famous Eagle’s Road, with another breathtaking photo stop at Ørnesvingen Viewpoint, overlooking the spectacular Geirangerfjord. Arrive in Geiranger in the evening for overnight stay.

Hotel: Havila Hotel Geiranger or similar

Note: The Eagle Road, Trollstigen, and Trolls Path Viewpoint will only be accessible from end-May to October, depending on suitable road conditions due to the amount of snow and possible avalanche danger in the surrounding mountains. The opening date varies from year to year.

Today, depart Geiranger and travel to the spectacular Briksdal Glacier. Enjoy a Troll Car excursion, which takes you close to the glacier, about 700 meters from the ice, followed by a pleasant walk into the Jostedalsbreen National Park to admire the stunning glacier scenery. After lunch, continue the journey to Fjaerland, with a short photo stop at the Boyabreen Glacier Viewpoint, before proceeding to fjord hotel at Sogndal for an overnight stay.

Hotel: Quality Hotel Sogndal or similar

Today, depart Sogndal and travel through the Laerdal Tunnel, the longest road tunnel in the world, before continuing to Gudvangen. Along the way, enjoy a short ferry crossing from Mannheller to Fodnes. In Flam, take the famous Flam Railway for a round-trip ride to Myrdal. This scenic train journey takes you from sea level up to the mountains and back. Along the way, you will see valleys, rivers, waterfalls, farmland, the old village of Flam, and even small farms high up in the mountains. Later, enjoy a two-hour Naeroyfjord Cruise from Flam to Gudvangen. This narrow fjord is on the UNESCO World Heritage list, known for its calm waters, tall mountains, and beautiful waterfalls. The modern electric boat with large windows gives you the perfect view of the amazing scenery. Continue by coach to Bergen, stopping along the way for photos at the lovely Tvinnefossen Waterfall. Arrive in Bergen in the evening for your overnight stay.

Hotel: Quality Hotel Edvard Grieg or similar

After breakfast, enjoy a city tour of Bergen, including the famous Bryggen Wharf, St. Mary’s Church, and the lively Fish Market area. After lunch, travel towards Geilo. The scenic drive takes you across the Hardanger Bridge, past the stunning Voringfossen Waterfall, and over the breathtaking Hardanger Mountain Plateau. Arrive in Geilo for an overnight stay.

Hotel: Vestlia Resort or similar

This morning, from Geilo and travel to Oslo. Upon arrival, enjoy a city tour with outside view of Akerhus Castle, Aker Brygge Harbor, the Royal Palace, City Hall Square, Karl Johan Street, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and the Holmenkollen Ski Jump area. In the afternoon, proceed to the terminal for check-in at Go Nordic Cruise Lines (Berth Seaside). Board the overnight cruise to Copenhagen.

This morning arrives in Copenhagen, enjoy a free morning at leisure. In the afternoon, begin your city sightseeing tour of Copenhagen. Highlights include Amalienborg Palace Square, Christiansborg Palace Square, Nyhavn, City Hall Square, and the famous Stroget pedestrian street. Then, photo stop at the Little Mermaid statue and the Gefion Fountain. You will also visit the Amalienborg Palace Museum, which offers a fascinating look into the history of Denmark’s constitutional monarchs since 1849, showcasing royal life and palace interiors. The rest of the afternoon is free at leisure.

Hotel: Imperial Hotel or similar
Note: If Amalienborg Palace is closed, it will be replaced with a visit to Rosenborg Palace. 

If time permits, you can choose 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" before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.