• Return airfare from Johannesburg
• Airport Taxes
• Includes arrival & departure transfer
• 12 Nights 4* Hotel accommodation
• Travel by bus with English speaking guide, basic travel insurance, hotel and breakfast buffet.
• City tour in: Warsaw, Stockholm, Oslo
• Ticket admission: Museum of Folk Architecture - Ethnographic Park in Olsztynek, Elblag Canal Museum , Malbork Castle , European Solidarity Center and WWII museum in Gdansk , Kvernes stave church
• Ferry: Sopot (Poland) / Karlskrona (Sweden), Fjord near Kristiansund , Romsdal Fjord, Storjfjord
• Funicular: funicular to Floye mountain in Bergen
• 1 Dinner Included in: Loen

• Travel Insurance
• Applicable Visas
• Meals and drinks not mentioned

Day 1: Arrival in Warsaw
Route: Warsaw Arrival. Transfer to the hotel with free time to relax and settle in.

Day 2: Historical Warsaw Exploration
Route: Warsaw. Panoramic guided tour of Warsaw featuring the restored Old Town, Royal Palace, Palace of Culture, former Jewish Ghetto site, and Lazienki Park. Free afternoon for local museums or city exploration.

Day 3: Northern Poland Landmarks to Gdansk
Route: Warsaw → Olsztynek → Elblag Canal → Malbork → Gdansk. Visit the Olsztynek Folk Architecture Museum, the historic Elblag Canal inclined plane system, and the UNESCO-listed Malbork Castle before arriving in Gdansk for an evening stroll.

Day 4: Gdansk, Sopot Pier & Baltic Cruise Ferry
Route: Gdansk → Sopot → Baltic Ferry. Explore Gdansk's European Solidarity Centre and the Museum of the Second World War. Visit the seaside resort town of Sopot and board an overnight ferry to Sweden (cabins & breakfast included).

Day 5: Arrival in Sweden & Voyage to Stockholm
Route: Karlskrona → Västervik → Stockholm. Disembark in Karlskrona, stop in the coastal town of Västervik, and arrive in Stockholm for a free afternoon to explore its 14 islands.

Day 6: Historic Stockholm & Drive to Mora
Route: Stockholm → Mora. Guided tour of Stockholm's Gamla Stan (Old Town), Stortorget, the Royal Palace, and the Fjällgatan viewpoint. Afternoon scenic drive through Swedish countryside to Mora.

Day 7: Crossing into Norway: World Heritage & Medieval History
Route: Mora → Funäsdalen → Røros → Trondheim. Journey through Swedish ski region Funäsdalen into Norway. Explore the UNESCO mining town of Røros and arrive in medieval Trondheim to see its 11th-century cathedral and old bridge.

Day 8: Scenic Atlantic Road Drive to Molde
Route: Trondheim → Kristiansund → Atlantic Road → Molde. Travel via fjord ferry to coastal Kristiansund, visit the 14th-century Kvernes Stave Church, and drive the oceanfront Atlantic Road across eight bridges en route to Molde.

Day 9: Fjord Horizons, Geiranger & Briksdalsbreen Glacier
Route: Molde → Geiranger → Briksdalsbreen → Loen. Cross Romsdal Fjord and Storfjorden by ferry to the Eagle Viewpoint and UNESCO-listed Geiranger Fjord. Continue to Briksdalsbreen Glacier for a nature hike, ending the day in Loen (dinner included).

Day 10: Scenic Route to Bergen & Fløyen Cable Car
Route: Loen → Bergen. Travel along picturesque fjords to Bergen. Ride the Fløyen Mountain cable car for panoramic views and enjoy free time exploring Bryggen’s wooden docks and the local fish market.

Day 11: Cascading Waterfalls & Plateau Crossing to Oslo
Route: Bergen → Eidfjord → Vøringsfossen → Geilo → Oslo. Cross Hardanger Fjord bridge, stop in Eidfjord, and view the 182-meter Vøringsfossen waterfall. Journey across high plateaus via Geilo to arrive in Oslo.

Day 12: Capital Insights of Oslo
Route: Oslo. Guided city tour featuring the Royal Palace, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Town Hall, harbor, and Opera House. Afternoon free to explore museums like the Munch Museum.

Day 13: Farewell Oslo
Route: Departure. Tour ends following breakfast.

All prices are subject to availability and subject to change due to currency fluctuations
High season supplements may apply over school holidays and peak travel periods