Norway & Lapland Expedition 2026

Overnight flight from Toronto to Oslo.

On arrival, transfer to the hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure. Dinner at hotel.

Enjoy a morning sightseeing tour by private coach, panoramic views of the Karl Johans Gate, Royal Palace, the Parliament Buildings, the Akershus Fortress and City Hall. Visit the Kon-tiki Museum and the Fram museum.

After breakfast, travel by train to the town of Myrdal then board the scenic Flåm Railway which takes you on a spectacular journey to Flåm. From there, take an awe-inspiring express boat trip along the Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, and into Bergen.

This morning, enjoy a walking tour of Bergen, the second largest city in Norway. Visit the Fortress, St. Mary’s Church, the Fish Market, City Park, and Theatre. We’ll focus on the UNESCO-listed Old Wharf and hear about the operations of the Hanseatic League’s history. You’ll also pass statues of famous Norwegians like Ibsen and Grieg, learning about their lives and work. This leisurely walk offers a great way to enjoy Bergen’s atmosphere and rich history.

The morning is at leisure, then transfer to the pier to join your expedition ship for an incredible voyage through the Norwegian Fjords. This evening, sail north from Bergen along the Hjeltefjord, the same route the Vikings once plied to the Shetland Islands and beyond. We are heading to the High North. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes.

Start your day in the stunning Nordfjord near Torvik, then sail past West Cape toward Ålesund. Ålesund is famous for its Art Nouveau architecture and the Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. The fjord surrounded by soaring mountain peaks and far from the crowds, it’s no wonder this dramatic fjord is a national treasure. The day ends in Molde, known as the “City of Roses,” with views of 222 mountain peaks in the Molde Panorama.

Cruise into Trondheim and discover its mystical architecture and surroundings. Included is a tour of the Ringve Museum, featuring musical instruments from several eras, and the Nidaros Cathedral, Norway’s largest cathedral.

Today we cross the Arctic Circle. See Norway’s second largest glacier, Svartisen, and the beautiful Helgeland coast. The sight of the 1,000 metre-high mountain of Lofotveggen on the horizon marks our arrival into Lofoten.

Today we approach Tromsø, the capital of the Arctic. During our sightseeing tour, we pass the Arctic Cathedral with its magnificent stained glass window, then ascend a nearby mountain by cable car to enjoy the spectacular view from the top.

Our excursion in Honningsvåg takes you on a cultural walk through the town. Later, sail to the port of Kjøllefjord before our ship continues past the North Cape – one of the northernmost points on the European continent.

The vistas become more dramatic as we approach Kirkenes to disembark. Then transfer to the hotel in Ivalo by coach.

This morning travel to a reindeer farm where you’ll experience reindeer feeding, learn about Sami culture from a local guide, and havetime to take photos with the reindeer. The journey continures at Siida Sami Museum, located in the heart of the village of Inari. The museum focuses on Sami and the northern Lapland culture and nature.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for our flight to Helsinki.

During a morning tour of the Finnish capital, admire the major sights such as the Rock Church, the Senate Square surrounded by the Lutheran Cathedral of Helsinki, the Senate, the University and Library of Helsinki, the Sibelius monument, the Olympic stadium, and the new Opera House.

Transfer to the airport for the return flight home.