Nordic tour of Norwegian fjords, Scandinavia and Poland in 16 days from Stockholm

Copenhagen - Denmark
Storjfjorden Fjord - Norway
Warsaw - Poland
Gdansk - Poland
Stockholm - Sweden
- Norway
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Bergen - Norway
- Norway
Oslo - Norway
Copenhagen - Denmark
Storjfjorden Fjord - Norway

NORDIC ROUTE: FJORDS & NORTHERN POLAND

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Stockholm, Copenhagen, the Norwegian Fjords, Oslo, Warsaw, Gdansk, and much more!

16 Days / 15 Nights

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2-night Accommodation in Stockholm
1-night Accommodation in Mora
1-night Accommodation in Trondheim
1-night Accommodation in Molde
1-night Accommodation in Loen
1-night Accommodation in Bergen
1-night Accommodation in Oslo
1-night Accommodation on Oslo – Copenhagen ferry
1-night Accommodation in Copenhagen
1-night Accommodation in Szczecin
2-night Accommodation in Warsaw
1-night Accommodation in Gdansk
1-night Accommodation on Sopot – Nynäshamn ferry
4* Hotel Category throughout the trip
Official English-speaking guide throughout the entire tour
Panoramic city tours in Oslo, Stockholm, Warsaw, and Copenhagen
Guided visits with entrance tickets to: Wooden Church in Kvernes, Open-Air Museum of Popular Architecture in Olsztynek, and Elblag Canal Museum
Entry tickets to Malbork Castle, the European Solidarity Centre, and the World War II Museum in Gdansk
Ferry in the Kristiansund, Romsdal, and Storfjord fjords in Norway
Tickets for Ferry routes: Oslo – Copenhagen, Gedser (Denmark) – Rostock (Germany), and Sopot (Poland) – Nynäshamn (Sweden)
Funicular ride to Mount Fløyen in Bergen
Entrance fees included to all sites mentioned in the itinerary
All necessary transfers as specified in the itinerary
Daily breakfast
1 lunch or dinner in Loen
24-hour emergency phone line
EM01 travel insurance

One free regional eSIM with 10 GB of mobile data for 30 days

10% discount for groups of 10 travelers or more.

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Package Tour Itinerary: Nordic route: fjords & northern poland

Welcome to your trip with Greca!

Upon your arrival at Stockholm Airport, we will transfer you to the hotel. You will have free time to rest or take your first walk through the city.

In the afternoon, you will find information about the start of our tour on the information boards located at the hotel reception.

Greca Tip: If you have the chance, take a stroll through the Old Town, Gamla Stan. Its cobbled streets, traditional shops, and medieval atmosphere offer the perfect preview of the Scandinavian charm that awaits us.

After enjoying breakfast, we will take a panoramic tour with our local guide through this beautiful capital, built on 14 interconnected islands, where water is a constant and essential part of the landscape.

We will explore Gamla Stan, also known as the “City Between the Bridges,” the lively and charming Old Town where many iconic buildings are located, such as the Nobel Museum — next to Stortorget Main Square — which honors Nobel Prize laureates, as well as the Cathedral and the Royal Palace. We will also enjoy a stunning view from the Fjällgatan viewpoint. Afterwards, you'll have free time to continue exploring at your own pace.

Around 4:00 p.m., we will head northwest through Sweden. Along the way, we’ll admire delightful landscapes of rolling hills, farmland, small towns, and sparkling lakes. By the end of the day, we’ll arrive in Mora, a picturesque town nestled between two lakes. It is historically known as the place where, in 1521, Gustav I of Sweden gained popular support to begin the fight against the Danish occupation.

Greca Tip: While in Gamla Stan, don’t miss the chance to visit one of its cozy cafés. Enjoying a Swedish coffee with a kanelbulle (cinnamon bun) is an authentic experience that connects you with the local way of life.

We will depart early toward Norway, traveling through a landscape of vast forests, serene lakes, and towering mountains. Our first stop will be Funäsdalen, a popular ski resort surrounded by nature.

We’ll then continue to Røros, where we’ll have time for lunch and to explore this historic mining town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Røros is considered one of the most beautiful towns in Norway, featuring a charming historic center, old miners' houses, and a fascinating museum dedicated to its former foundry.

Our journey will then take us to Trondheim, located in Norway’s central coastal region. It is the country’s third-largest city and has a rich history dating back to the Viking era. During the Middle Ages, it even served as the capital of the Norwegian kingdom. Among its highlights are the magnificent 11th-century cathedral and the picturesque old bridge crossing the canal.

Greca Tip: As evening falls, take a stroll through Trondheim’s Bakklandet neighborhood. Its cobblestone streets, colorful wooden houses, and cozy atmosphere make it one of the most charming corners of the city.

NORWAY: TRONDHEIM - KRISTIANSUND - MOLDE

After enjoying a hearty breakfast at the hotel, we will have some time to explore the historic center of Trondheim at our own pace. This charming city boasts a rich heritage that dates back to the Viking era.

Later in the morning, we will continue our journey westward, entering a coastal region of breathtaking landscapes, where majestic fjords stretch toward the Norwegian Sea. Along the way, we will cross one of these fjords by ferry, taking in unforgettable panoramic views.

Our next stop will be in Kristiansund, a town spread across several islands connected by bridges and causeways. Known for its stunning natural setting and long-standing fishing tradition, this city offers a delightful center with cobbled streets, small shops, restaurants, and cozy cafés. You will have time to stroll around and enjoy lunch at your leisure.

We will then continue our route through rolling green hills and scenic fjords until we reach the Kvernes Stave Church, a 14th-century wooden church (entrance included). This remarkable site features a beautifully detailed altarpiece dedicated to the Virgin Mary and a valuable 300-year-old ship model.

Next, we will drive along the striking Atlantic Road, one of the most scenic routes in all of Norway. This stretch links small islets with eight gracefully curved bridges that wind above the ocean. We will stop at a viewpoint to fully appreciate the dramatic seascape.

We will arrive in Molde at the end of the day. This peaceful coastal town, nestled by a picturesque fjord, is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, lush gardens, and its popularity as a port of call for cruise ships.

Greca Tip: While in Molde, don’t miss the chance to try klippfisk, a traditional Norwegian dried and salted cod dish. Often served in stews or grilled, it’s a delicious local specialty that reflects the region’s deep-rooted fishing culture.

DISCOVERING THE AMAZING NORWEGIAN FJORDS

After enjoying a full breakfast at the hotel, we prepare for an unforgettable day filled with breathtaking landscapes of fjords, mountains, and glaciers. This stage of our journey will take us through some of the most beautiful corners of Norway.

We will begin by boarding a ferry to cross the Romsdal Fjord, a scenic 50-minute journey that allows us to admire the vast natural surroundings. We then continue ascending through snow-covered mountains before descending toward the Storfjorden Fjord, where the views continue to amaze us.

We will board another ferry—this time for about 30 minutes—and travel through snowcapped peaks until we reach the impressive Eagle's Viewpoint, offering a spectacular panoramic view of the Geiranger Fjord, considered one of the most stunning in the world and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

We will arrive in the charming town of Geiranger, where you will have free time. You may choose to take a boat ride along the fjord, walk beside its impressive waterfalls, or simply relax in this dreamlike setting.

After lunch, we’ll resume our route through dramatic mountain and valley scenery until reaching the Briksdalsbreen Glacier, one of the most accessible and famous in Norway. There, we will have time to approach the glacier's base, either on foot or by electric vehicle (optional activity).

At the end of the day, we head to Loen, a peaceful village nestled by a fjord, where we’ll enjoy an included dinner and overnight stay. This town is also known for having one of the steepest cable cars in the world, which climbs from the fjord level to over 1,000 meters in altitude.

Greca Tip: Today, we recommend trying rømmegrøt, a traditional Norwegian dish made with sour cream, and served with sugar, cinnamon, and butter. Perfect for the mountain climate, it’s a comforting treat that reflects the culinary heritage of the region.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at the hotel, we begin our day with an early departure towards Bergen. We have less than 300 km ahead of us, following yet another scenic route that will captivate us with its breathtaking landscapes: we will travel along the edges of majestic fjords, cross mountain ranges, and take a ferry that will offer us the chance to admire the surroundings from the water.

We will arrive in Bergen around lunchtime. This city, the second largest in Norway, is surrounded by mountains and fjords, making it a true postcard destination. We include the ascent by funicular to Mount Fløyen, where we will enjoy an impressive panoramic view over the city and its harbor.

Afterwards, you will have free time to explore at your own pace. We recommend strolling through Bryggen, the historic wharf district with its colorful wooden buildings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you prefer, you may also visit the Aquarium or soak up the lively atmosphere at the fish market, filled with small restaurants and fresh local seafood.

Greca Tip: Don’t leave Bergen without trying rakfisk, a traditional Norwegian fermented fish. Its flavor is strong and distinctive, but it's a true delicacy for those who wish to experience the most authentic local cuisine.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will depart early from Bergen and head inland toward the heart of Norway. Our route will take us across the spectacular Hardanger Bridge, a stunning suspension bridge spanning the Hardangerfjord, widely considered one of the most beautiful in the country.

Our first stop will be in Eidfjord, a charming small town nestled at the edge of the fjord, ideal for taking in the tranquil scenery. We will then continue to Vøringsfossen, regarded as the most spectacular waterfall in Norway, with a dramatic drop of 182 meters. We will walk along its scenic viewpoints and bridges suspended over the abyss, an unforgettable experience.

The journey continues through breathtaking highland landscapes: remote plateaus, frozen lakes (for much of the year), and snow patches will accompany us on the way to Geilo, a well-known ski resort where we’ll take a break and have time for lunch.

In the afternoon, we will resume our journey to Oslo, arriving in the mid-afternoon. We suggest taking a walk through its vibrant city center, exploring the old harbor area, and visiting the rooftop terrace of the modern Opera House, which offers panoramic views of the city and fjord.

Greca Tip: In Geilo or Oslo, try a warm bowl of fårikål, Norway’s national dish made of lamb and cabbage. Hearty and flavorful, it’s perfect for warming up after a day among the mountains and fjords.

PANORAMIC TOUR OF OSLO AND FERRY TO DENMARK

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will begin the day with a panoramic tour of Oslo, the capital of Norway—a city surrounded by nature and recognized as one of Europe’s greenest capitals. Accompanied by our local guide, we will pass by the Royal Palace, stop at Vigeland Park to admire its impressive collection of sculptures, and see the exterior of the City Hall, the old harbor, and the modern Opera House.

After the tour, you will have free time to continue exploring Oslo at your own pace. We recommend visiting one of the city’s most notable museums, such as the Munch Museum, dedicated to the famous Norwegian artist.

After lunch, we will board a modern overnight ferry bound for Denmark. This ferry offers amenities and services similar to those of a cruise ship. We will sail across the sea toward Copenhagen, enjoying the afternoon and evening onboard. Accommodation will be in interior cabins, and breakfast will be included the next morning.

Please note that the ferry is scheduled to depart at 3:00 PM (boarding at 2:00 PM) and will arrive in Copenhagen at 10:00 AM the following day. Ferry schedules may be subject to change.

Greca Tip: During your free time in Oslo, be sure to try a smørbrød, the traditional Norwegian open-faced sandwich topped with ingredients like salmon, egg, or shrimp. It’s a delicious and typical choice for a light lunch.

HELLO DENMARK: PANORAMIC TOUR OF COPENHAGEN

After enjoying a delicious breakfast on board the ferry, we will arrive in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, in the morning. Following disembarkation, we will take part in a panoramic tour with a local guide to discover the highlights of this city, renowned for its high quality of life, commitment to sustainability, and vibrant cultural scene.

During the tour, we will admire the iconic statue of The Little Mermaid, stroll through the picturesque Nyhavn harbor with its colorful buildings, and see the exterior of Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish royal family. We will also pass by City Hall Square and the Tivoli Gardens area, home to one of the world’s oldest amusement parks.

After the tour, you will have the afternoon free to continue exploring this beautiful city at your own pace.

Greca Tip: While in Copenhagen, be sure to try a Danish classic: smørrebrød. This open-faced rye bread topped with pickled herring, salmon, or local cold cuts is a true delicacy and an essential part of Denmark’s culinary experience.

After enjoying our breakfast at the hotel, we begin our journey toward Gedser, a peaceful town located at the southernmost point of Scandinavia. Around 11:00 a.m., we will board a modern ferry that will take us across the Baltic Sea to Germany. During this two-hour crossing, we suggest having lunch on board while enjoying the maritime scenery.

Our first stop in German territory will be Rostock, the most important Baltic port in Germany. Here, you will have free time to stroll through its lively old town, where highlights include the market square, the historic town hall, and the majestic Gothic Church of St. Mary.

Later, we continue our route into Poland, traveling through the picturesque region of Pomerania. By late afternoon, we will arrive in Szczecin, a historic university city located on the banks of the Oder River. Its charming old town is perfect for exploring on foot, featuring landmarks such as the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes and the riverfront terraces, ideal for soaking up the local atmosphere.

Greca Tip: If you're in the mood to try something traditional in this region, go for a tasty pierogi—a type of filled dumpling that’s hugely popular in Poland. Served boiled or fried, with sweet or savory fillings, it’s perfect for a light dinner or a snack during your walk.

We will enjoy breakfast at the hotel before setting off on our journey through the heart of Poland. We will travel across peaceful regions in the west of the country—territories that were part of Germany until the end of World War II.

Our first stop will be Bydgoszcz, a city full of historical charm where we will have free time to stroll through its well-preserved center, enjoy its parks and canals—which connect the Vistula and Oder rivers—and have lunch at one of its local restaurants.

We will then continue to Torun, a true gem of Polish Gothic architecture. This walled city, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its magnificent historic center and for being the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus. You will have free time to wander through its medieval streets and, if you wish, visit the museum-house of the famous astronomer.

In the afternoon, we will resume our journey toward Warsaw, the capital of Poland, where we will arrive by the end of the day. A vibrant city that blends history, modernity, and resilience.

Greca Tip: While in Torun, don’t miss the chance to try piernik, the city’s traditional aromatic gingerbread with centuries of history. This local sweet is a true symbol of Torun and pairs perfectly with a cup of coffee or tea as you explore.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will begin the day with a panoramic tour of Warsaw, accompanied by a local guide. With nearly two million inhabitants, the capital of Poland is the political and economic heart of the country—a city that is both classical and modern, traditional and cosmopolitan, and that has been reborn from its past.

We will stroll through the charming Old Town, with its historic buildings, the Royal Castle, and cobblestone streets—meticulously restored after their destruction during World War II and now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will also see the iconic Palace of Culture and Science, a skyscraper gifted by the Soviet Union, reflect on the history of what was once the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe, and enjoy a walk through Łazienki Park, home to the renowned monument to Chopin.

In the afternoon, you will have free time to continue discovering Warsaw at your own pace. We recommend visiting one of its excellent museums, such as the National Museum or the Warsaw Uprising Museum, or simply enjoying a walk through the lively city center with its vibrant commercial life.

Greca Tip: If you’re in the mood for a local treat, try placki ziemniaczane—crispy Polish potato pancakes, often served with sour cream or goulash. A comforting and tasty option to experience the flavors of Warsaw.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will set off toward the north of Poland for a day filled with history and unforgettable landscapes.

Our first stop will be in Olsztynek, where we’ll visit the open-air Museum of Folk Architecture (admission included). In this charming outdoor space, we will admire traditional wooden houses, old windmills, and a historic church—all in a setting that makes us feel as though we've traveled back in time.

We will then continue to the Elbląg Canal, the longest navigable canal in Poland, famous for its unique transportation system. We will visit the museum located in a section where boats are literally pulled over land on rails to overcome elevation changes—a true 19th-century engineering marvel.

Next, we’ll head to Malbork, where we’ll explore its impressive medieval castle (admission included – green circuit). Built in the 13th century by the Teutonic Order, it is one of the largest castles in Europe and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its stunning architecture and remarkable preservation make it a must-see.

By late afternoon, we will arrive in Gdansk (formerly Danzig), a vibrant port city with a historic center full of charm, life, and color. We recommend taking a walk in the evening through its lively streets, which blend history, culture, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Greca Tip: While in Gdansk, don’t miss the chance to try goldwasser, a traditional liqueur with tiny flakes of gold. This spiced drink is truly unique—perfect for toasting to such a special day.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will begin the day with a guided visit to the European Solidarity Centre in Gdansk. This striking contemporary building commemorates the “Solidarity” trade union movement, a key symbol in the fall of the Soviet regime. Outside, we will see the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers, a powerful and emotional tribute.

Next, we will include entrance to the World War II Museum, inaugurated in 2017. This remarkable exhibition offers a profound reflection on the conflict, with a special focus on the suffering of the Polish people, who lost between 3 and 6 million lives during the war.

You will then have free time to stroll through the charming historic center of Gdansk, before we continue to the nearby city of Sopot, an elegant seaside resort on the Baltic Sea. Known for its vibrant coastal life, wide beach, and famous wooden pier—one of the longest in Europe—Sopot offers panoramic views perfect for an evening walk.

In the late afternoon, we will board a modern overnight ferry bound for Sweden, offering cruise-like amenities. Departure is scheduled for 9:00 PM, and accommodation will be in interior cabins, with breakfast included the following morning.

Greca Tip: While in Sopot, be sure to try a gofry—the classic Polish waffle topped with whipped cream, fruit, or chocolate. It's a delicious seaside treat and a sweet way to end your day.

WELCOME TO SWEDEN: KOLSKRONA - VASTERVICK - STOCKHOLM

After enjoying a pleasant overnight journey, our ferry will arrive around 6:30 a.m. at the port of Karlskrona, in the south of Sweden. From there, we will continue our route toward Stockholm, making a stop in Västervik, a charming coastal town with a picturesque historic center full of Scandinavian charm.

Later in the day, we will arrive in Stockholm, the Swedish capital—a majestic city spread across fourteen islands connected by bridges and ferries, nestled in the heart of the Baltic Sea archipelago. Stockholm is known for its fascinating history, impressive architecture, and its harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

You will have the afternoon free to begin exploring this vibrant city at your own pace. We recommend strolling through the Old Town (Gamla Stan), visiting one of its renowned museums, or enjoying its spacious urban parks.

Greca Tip: During your stay in Stockholm, don’t miss the chance to experience a fika—the beloved Swedish coffee break, traditionally accompanied by a sweet treat like a kanelbullar (cinnamon roll). It’s a delicious way to savor the true spirit of Swedish culture.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we bid farewell to this wonderful adventure through Northern Europe.

At the scheduled time, we will provide your transfer to the airport for your return flight. This marks the end of our services, with the hope that we have offered you an unforgettable experience filled with cultural discoveries, unique landscapes, and memorable moments with Greca.

If you wish to extend your stay in Stockholm—a vibrant and charming city—you may add extra nights when making your reservation. It's a perfect opportunity to continue exploring at your own pace!

Greca Tip: If you decide to stay some extra time in Stockholm, don’t miss a visit to the Vasa Museum, home to a spectacular 17th-century warship that sank on its maiden voyage and was later recovered almost intact. It’s one of the most fascinating maritime museums in the world and a must-see in the Swedish capital.

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In the afternoon, we will resume our journey toward Warsaw, the capital of Poland, where we will arrive by the end of the day. A vibrant city that blends history, modernity, and resilience.

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From January 18nd to January 23th, Madrid, Spain. Hall 4, Stand 4C13.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AWARDS

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Nordic tour of Norwegian fjords, Scandinavia and Poland in 16 days from Stockholm

NORDIC ROUTE: FJORDS & NORTHERN POLAND

What is included in this Package

Package Tour Itinerary: Nordic route: fjords & northern poland

day 1WELCOME TO STOCKHOLM!

day 1

day 2PANORAMIC TOUR OF STOCKHOLM - MORA

day 2

day 3HELLO NORWAY: FROM MORA TO TRONDHEIM

day 3

day 4NORWAY: TRONDHEIM - KRISTIANSUND - MOLDE

day 4

day 5DISCOVERING THE AMAZING NORWEGIAN FJORDS

day 5

day 6BERGEN AND MOUNT FLOYEN

day 6

day 7FROM BERGEN TO OSLO

day 7

day 8PANORAMIC TOUR OF OSLO AND FERRY TO DENMARK

day 8

day 9HELLO DENMARK: PANORAMIC TOUR OF COPENHAGEN

day 9

day 10COPENHAGEN - ROSTOCK - SZCZECIN

day 10

day 11SZCZECIN - BYDGOSZCZ - TORUN - WARSAW

day 11

day 12PANORAMIC TOUR OF WARSAW

day 12

day 13NORTHERN POLAND TOWARDS GDANSK

day 13

day 14DISCOVERING GDANSK AND FERRY TO SWEDEN

day 14

day 15WELCOME TO SWEDEN: KOLSKRONA - VASTERVICK - STOCKHOLM

day 15

day 16GOODBYE SWEDEN!

day 16

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Package Tour Itinerary: Nordic route: fjords & northern poland

day 1WELCOME TO STOCKHOLM!

day 1

day 2PANORAMIC TOUR OF STOCKHOLM - MORA

day 2

day 3HELLO NORWAY: FROM MORA TO TRONDHEIM

day 3

day 4NORWAY: TRONDHEIM - KRISTIANSUND - MOLDE

day 4

day 5DISCOVERING THE AMAZING NORWEGIAN FJORDS

day 5

day 6BERGEN AND MOUNT FLOYEN

day 6

day 7FROM BERGEN TO OSLO

day 7

day 8PANORAMIC TOUR OF OSLO AND FERRY TO DENMARK

day 8

day 9HELLO DENMARK: PANORAMIC TOUR OF COPENHAGEN

day 9

day 10COPENHAGEN - ROSTOCK - SZCZECIN

day 10

day 11SZCZECIN - BYDGOSZCZ - TORUN - WARSAW

day 11

day 12PANORAMIC TOUR OF WARSAW

day 12

day 13NORTHERN POLAND TOWARDS GDANSK

day 13

day 14DISCOVERING GDANSK AND FERRY TO SWEDEN

day 14

day 15WELCOME TO SWEDEN: KOLSKRONA - VASTERVICK - STOCKHOLM

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day 16GOODBYE SWEDEN!