Day 2 :- Oslo – Lillehammer (train)

Breakfast at the hotel Depart Oslo for Lillehammer by train for Lillehammer famous for hosting the 1994 Winter Olympics. Today, Lillehammer is labelled as a Sustainable Destination, a seal of approval given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impact of tourism. The charming and historically important buildings in the city of Lillehammer serve as the backdrop for a modern and vibrant shopping environment. The town also has a rich offering of museums and cultural centres, such as Maihaugen, Lillehammer Art Museum, and the Norwegian Olympic Museum. The region offers lots of things to do outside of Lillehammer as well. Learn more about Norwegian culture, history and enjoy local food prepared with fresh ingredients. There are many ways to get to and around the region with public transport. The active can explore the great outdoors in several scenic national parks, such as Rondane, Jotunheimen and Langsua mountain. Here, you can go hiking, cycling, skiing, and horseback riding. (These activities can be arranged by us at an additional cost depending on your level of fitness) Accommodation in 3* hotel Lillehammer city center.

Day 4 :- Geiranger – Geiranger fjord – Ålesund

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure from Geiranger by boat. The cruise follows the well-known Geiranger fjord with its waterfalls and mountain farms situated high up on the mountainsides in places you wouldn’t believe people and livestock could survive.

Arrival in Ålesund in the evening. Accommodation in 3* hotel Ålesund city center (2 nights).

Day 6 :- Ålesund – Hurtigruten cruise to Bergen

Breakfast at the hotel. Explore the beautiful city of Ålesund. Free time to explore the town on own or head out to Alnes Lighthouse which lies in the fishing community Alnes at the island Godøy. The lighthouse from 1876 is protected, and a relic of Norwegian coastal culture. Here you can enjoy exciting historical exhibitions, and buy local souvenir and handcrafts. Take the steep steps up to the top of the lighthouse, and be dazzled by the striking view of the ocean and coastline. End your stay with a visit in the original main building, where you can savour one of the famous traditional cakes the lighthouses own housemother makes!

In the late evening you will board the Coastal steamer Hurtigruten for a journey along the Western Norwegian coastal landscape. Accommodation on board Hurtigruten in outside cabins.

Day 8 :- Bergen

Breakfast at the hotel.

Segway City Tour of Bergen Explore Norway’s southwestern coastal city, Bergen, from the comfort of a stand-up Segway. Roll through town taking in the city’s top sights, including the historic harbor, cobbled alleys, and wooden structures of its UNESCO-listed Bryggen district and Torget Fish Market, where you find everything from cod tongues to caviar. Your English-speaking guide leads you toward some of the best city views, and gives you a bit of Bergen background as you zip up and down hills on this exciting day tour. Duration: 2 hours (Approx.)

Later visit The Fløibanen (transfer on own) Board the Floibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen to check out the spectacular view of the city, play in the Troll Forest or walk exciting nature trails. The Fløibanen funicular in Bergen is one of Norway’s best-known attractions. The two traditional carriages that have transported people to the mountain for over 100 years. The tour starts in the heart of Bergen city centre and takes you to the top in approximately 6 minutes. There you will get a spectacular panoramic view over the city, fjord and mountains. When you arrive at Fløyen you may sense the smell of freshly baked pastry. The charming Fløistuen shop and café offers pastries, ice cream, hot and cold drinks, as well as souvenirs and gifts. At Fløien Folke restaurant you can enjoy a better meal with the city’s finest view. You can paddle a canoe at the idyllic Lake Skomakerdiket (for free). If you want a little more speed and excitement, you can rent a mountain bike with fantastic viewpoints along the way.