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Copenhagen to Northern Norway
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ITOperated by Intrepid Travel

Copenhagen to Northern Norway

From
CAD 10,545
Duration
15 days
Countries
Denmark, Norway, Sweden
Activity
moderate
Group size
Max 12
Rating
★ 4.2 · 5 reviewsvia Intrepid Travel →

The adventure

From beautiful cities that seamlessly blend historic architecture and modern design to sprawling landscapes of pristine natural beauty, Scandinavia has a lot going for it. This 15-day journey through Sweden, Denmark and Norway begins in stylish Copenhagen, where the streets are made for cycling. Discover the neoclassical architecture and delicious hagabullen (cinnamon buns) of Gothenburg before escaping to the serene beaches and nature reserves of the Gothenburg archipelago. Have your curiosity piqued at Oslo’s eccentric museums and discover endless photo opportunities in Trondheim, one of Norway’s prettiest towns. Explore the majestic mountains, deep fjords and untamed beauty of Norway’s north while exploring around the Lofoten Islands. Wrap up the adventure above the Arctic Circle in Tromso, under the midnight sun.

◆Copenhagen - bike tour
◆Copenhagen - 24h public transport pass
◆Copenhagen - Street Voices guided tour
◆Vrango Island - Island Tour with Local Guide (Oct to Apr)
◆Vrango Island - Sea Kayaking (May to Sep)
◆Gothenburg - 24h public transport pass
◆Alingsas - Guided Fika experience
◆Oslo - Leader Led Walk
◆Trondheim - Bymarka forest walk
◆Bodø - Leader-led orientation walk
◆Svolvær - Trollfjord Cruise & Sea Eagle Safari
◆Svolvær - Leader-led hike to Linken Peak
◆Tromsø - E-bike city tour

At a glance

Duration
15 days
Route
Copenhagen → Tromso
Countries
Denmark, Norway, Sweden
Activity level
moderate
Style
Beach & Islands, Culture & History, Cycling, Multi-Country / Grand Tour, National Parks & Wilderness, Polar & Expedition
Group size
Max 12
Ages
15+
Flights
Not included
Solo travellers
Welcome

Where you'll go

Copenhagen to Northern Norway route map

Day by day

Stunning drone shot of Denmark's rugged coastline and blue ocean waters in summer.
Your journey through

Denmark, Norway & Sweden

Showing Days 1-7

15-day itinerary

Day 1CopenhagenHej! Welcome to Denmark. Your adventure begins in Copenhagen – if you arrive early, which is highly recommended, why not visit the pastel-coloured waterfront houses in the Nyhavn area. You could drop in at an industrial-chic bar for a drink or stroll around the famous Tivoli Gardens, home to one of the world's oldest rollercoasters. Another area worth checking out is Norrebro, a residential area known for its wide range of restaurants. You’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm to meet your local leader and the other travellers who will be joining you for the trip. After the meeting, head out for an optional welcome dinner where you can get to know your group over some tasty Danish cuisine.
Scenic view of waterfront residential buildings in Copenhagen, Denmark during sunset.Copenhagen
Hej! Welcome to Denmark. Your adventure begins in Copenhagen – if you arrive early, which is highly recommended, why not visit the pastel-coloured waterfront houses in the Nyhavn area. You could drop in at an industrial-chic bar for a drink or stroll around the famous Tivoli Gardens, home to one of the world's oldest rollercoasters. Another area worth checking out is Norrebro, a residential area known for its wide range of restaurants. You’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm to meet your local leader and the other travellers who will be joining you for the trip. After the meeting, head out for an optional welcome dinner where you can get to know your group over some tasty Danish cuisine.
Map showing Copenhagen
Day 2CopenhagenWhen in Copenhagen, do as the locals do – explore the city by bike! This is undoubtedly the best way to explore the city's many hidden corners, and the bike-friendly streets make it a breeze to get to all the major sites. The afternoon is free for you to keep exploring at your own pace. Stroll along the harbor or head to the 18th-century Amalienborg Palace, which is still the main residence of the Danish royal family. Maybe pay a visit to Frederik's Church (AKA the Marble Church), the Court House on Nytorv Square or the City Hall, with its red brick facade. Alternatively, the National Museum is a must-see, as is Christiansborg Palace. In summer, you can even choose to join the locals and take a refreshing dip in the free harbor baths located in the city centre.
Nyhavn's vibrant waterfront and boats reflected at dusk in Copenhagen, Denmark.Copenhagen
When in Copenhagen, do as the locals do – explore the city by bike! This is undoubtedly the best way to explore the city's many hidden corners, and the bike-friendly streets make it a breeze to get to all the major sites. The afternoon is free for you to keep exploring at your own pace. Stroll along the harbor or head to the 18th-century Amalienborg Palace, which is still the main residence of the Danish royal family. Maybe pay a visit to Frederik's Church (AKA the Marble Church), the Court House on Nytorv Square or the City Hall, with its red brick facade. Alternatively, the National Museum is a must-see, as is Christiansborg Palace. In summer, you can even choose to join the locals and take a refreshing dip in the free harbor baths located in the city centre.
Map showing Copenhagen
Day 3Vrango IslandSee Copenhagen through a different lens this morning – join a local guide from Street Voices, a company with a mission to enhance quality of life for socially vulnerable people, aiming to give voice to their stories. You’ll hear personal stories about your local guide’s everyday struggles and gain insight into the reality of life on the streets in Copenhagen. This afternoon, take a train to Gothenburg, then board a ferry to Vrango Island, where you'll spend the night.
A picturesque aerial view of a bay with lush islands and a historic building near forests.Vrango Island
See Copenhagen through a different lens this morning – join a local guide from Street Voices, a company with a mission to enhance quality of life for socially vulnerable people, aiming to give voice to their stories. You’ll hear personal stories about your local guide’s everyday struggles and gain insight into the reality of life on the streets in Copenhagen. This afternoon, take a train to Gothenburg, then board a ferry to Vrango Island, where you'll spend the night.
Map showing Vrango Island
Day 4GothenburgToday, you’ll explore Vrango – the most southerly island of the Gothenburg archipelago, with a population of just a few hundred and a strong fishing industry. The island is known for its stunning beaches and protected nature reserves – in the summer, you'll explore the coastline in an included kayaking activity. In the afternoon, enjoy some free time to stroll around the town, then return to Gothenburg for a free evening. Sweden's second largest city is known as one of the world's most sustainable destinations and is exemplary of what a responsible tourism destination should look like.
A beautiful view of Vilnius city featuring historic architecture and a prominent church tower under a clear sky.Gothenburg
Today, you’ll explore Vrango – the most southerly island of the Gothenburg archipelago, with a population of just a few hundred and a strong fishing industry. The island is known for its stunning beaches and protected nature reserves – in the summer, you'll explore the coastline in an included kayaking activity. In the afternoon, enjoy some free time to stroll around the town, then return to Gothenburg for a free evening. Sweden's second largest city is known as one of the world's most sustainable destinations and is exemplary of what a responsible tourism destination should look like.
Map showing Gothenburg
Day 5GothenburgThis morning, head to Alingsas, regarded as the capital of fika – a Swedish tradition of pausing during the day for a coffee and cake break. You'll be guided by a local expert on a tour of some of the town's best traditional cafes. Learn about the local love affair with coffee and discover the story behind this town's special cafe culture. Sample Swedish cinnamon buns, biscuits, chocolate truffles, pastries and sandwiches. You'll return to Gothenburg in the late afternoon and have a little time to explore at your leisure. Maybe visit the Gothenburg City Museum, housed in the historic East India Company building, which was built in the 18th century when Gothenburg was a major maritime trading centre. Take in the architecture at Gustav Adolfs Torg, go shopping along the main boulevard Avenyn, check out the iconic Skansen Kronan, stroll along bohemian Langgatan street or sip a coffee in the charming Haga district, known for its traditional wooden houses.
A suspension bridge illuminated at twilight spans across a calm river in an urban setting.Gothenburg
This morning, head to Alingsas, regarded as the capital of fika – a Swedish tradition of pausing during the day for a coffee and cake break. You'll be guided by a local expert on a tour of some of the town's best traditional cafes. Learn about the local love affair with coffee and discover the story behind this town's special cafe culture. Sample Swedish cinnamon buns, biscuits, chocolate truffles, pastries and sandwiches. You'll return to Gothenburg in the late afternoon and have a little time to explore at your leisure. Maybe visit the Gothenburg City Museum, housed in the historic East India Company building, which was built in the 18th century when Gothenburg was a major maritime trading centre. Take in the architecture at Gustav Adolfs Torg, go shopping along the main boulevard Avenyn, check out the iconic Skansen Kronan, stroll along bohemian Langgatan street or sip a coffee in the charming Haga district, known for its traditional wooden houses.
Map showing Gothenburg
Day 6OsloCatch a bus across the border to Norway's capital, Oslo. Your leader will take you on an orientation walk so you get to know this quirky, colourful city. It's highly recommended you spend the afternoon perusing delicacies at Maschmanns Food Market, admiring the handiwork of glass blowers at Hadeland Glassverk or simply strolling along Karl Johans Gate, the main shopping strip of the city. Maybe head to the Munch Museum to glimpse Edvard Munch's famous 19th-century painting, The Scream. In the evening, say 'skal' ('cheers') over dinner with your group. Why not seek out some traditional Norwegian fare – cod and mackerel are very typical menu staples.
Charming Norwegian waterfront houses along a serene coastline in Oslo during fall.Oslo
Catch a bus across the border to Norway's capital, Oslo. Your leader will take you on an orientation walk so you get to know this quirky, colourful city. It's highly recommended you spend the afternoon perusing delicacies at Maschmanns Food Market, admiring the handiwork of glass blowers at Hadeland Glassverk or simply strolling along Karl Johans Gate, the main shopping strip of the city. Maybe head to the Munch Museum to glimpse Edvard Munch's famous 19th-century painting, The Scream. In the evening, say 'skal' ('cheers') over dinner with your group. Why not seek out some traditional Norwegian fare – cod and mackerel are very typical menu staples.
Map showing Oslo
Day 7OsloToday is a free day for you to explore at your own pace until your second welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. In your free time, maybe island hop to Oslofjord, stroll the avenues of Vigeland Park or catch a ferry to the Viking Ship Museum. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner and drinks and get to know any new travellers joining you.
A rustic house in Norway's peaceful countryside, surrounded by lush greenery and wooden furniture.Oslo
Today is a free day for you to explore at your own pace until your second welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. In your free time, maybe island hop to Oslofjord, stroll the avenues of Vigeland Park or catch a ferry to the Viking Ship Museum. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner and drinks and get to know any new travellers joining you.
Map showing Oslo
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What's included

Included
  • ✓Spend three nights in the long-adored Lofoten Islands, a patchwork of fishing villages. Head out to the narrow Trollfjord for a chance to see sea eagles and take in some of the most breathtaking scenery.
  • ✓Take a ferry to Vrango Island, a stunning fishing town in the Gothenburg Archipelago, and discover this rocky nature haven by kayak (summer months only).
  • ✓Hop on an e-bike in Tromso, and learn about life hundreds of kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, where the arts and culture scene is thriving despite its isolated, northerly location.
  • ✓Join a local guide and cafe-hop your way around Alingsas, a town known as the Capital of Fika (Swedish cafe and food culture). Learn of the local love affair with coffee, discover the story behind the cafe culture and, of course, treat your tastebuds to sweet Swedish delicacies.
  • ✓Visit Trondheim, which translates as 'a good place to live', stroll past the colourful wooden storehouses flanking the river, ride the northernmost tram and enjoy a forest walk and picnic just like the locals do.

Traveller reviews

4.2
★★★★☆

Based on 5 reviews · via Intrepid Travel →

Discover Denmark

A glimpse of the destination you'll explore.

Scenic view of lush green hills and coastline on Samsø Island, Denmark, showcasing natural beauty.
Beautiful Danish landscape with canola fields, church, and coastline in the distance.
Breathtaking view of Dronningmølle's sandy landscape, showcasing natural beauty.
Beautiful view of green hills meeting the serene coast in Samsø Municipality, Denmark.
Drone capture of Hvide Sande's scenic coastline with sandy beaches and sunlit landscape.

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