Individual travel to Vrådal in the western Telemark region. We recommend travelling with Color Line from Hirtshals to Larvik or from Kiel to Oslo, which we are happy to offer you as an option. Alternatively, you can fly from an airport near where you live and pick up your rental car at Oslo airport. Enjoy your first evening at your first accommodation and explore the area on a relaxed walk. 2 nights in Vrådal.

Today you have a whole day at your disposal! For example, take a trip to the Telemark Canal and experience part of the almost 110 km canal system with its locks, canals and lakes, which ends in the idyllic village of Dalen.

The Telemark and Setesdal regions impress with beautiful mountain landscapes, while old farming culture is reflected in the local architecture, music and dress. One night in Byglandsfjord.

Today you head to the agricultural south-west. Make a detour via Flekkefjord's old town, a splendid example of a "white town" on the south coast. Then continue along the North Sea coast and wide sandy beaches to Stavanger. 2 nights in Stavanger.

The famous Preikestolen rock rises 600 m and drops vertically into the Lysefjord. The climb is rewarded with a magnificent view of the fjord and its surroundings. Alternatively, leave your car behind and spend the day in Stavanger, a city that combines an idyllic old town with modern urban life. Another highlight is a fjord cruise on the Lysefjord, or you can take a trip to the flower paradise of Flor og Fjære. Would you like to book an excursion in advance? Just ask us!

Via Haugesund and Odda, along an arm of the beautiful Hardangerfjord, you drive to Eidfjord, passing impressive waterfalls on the way. Eidfjord lies at the very end of the Hardangerfjord and is a good base for excursions to the Hardangervidda. 2 nights in Eidfjord.

Use today to get to know the region around the Hardangerfjord. Numerous villages and fruit trees on the slopes create a picturesque backdrop, and there are many cider farms offering tastings. A detour to the Hardangervidda plateau, which you can drive along the scenic route, is also well worthwhile. A must is the nearby Vøringfossen waterfall, which has a great viewing platform.

Today you only drive a short distance to your next destination: Myrkdalen. A detour via the Hanseatic city of Bergen is definitely worthwhile. Myrkdalen is well located for exploring the Sognefjord. 2 nights in Myrkdalen

Today you visit Gudvangen and Flåm. The two villages are connected by boat via the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord. The best way to experience the Nærøyfjord is on a fjord cruise, which we have already included for you. In Flåm you have time to explore the village. The famous Flåm Railway – one of the most spectacular train routes in the world – also departs from here.

At Vangsnes you cross Europe's longest and deepest fjord – the Sognefjord. Via the Gaularfjellet with its waterfalls and the village of Skei, you reach Loen. One of Norway's largest mainland glaciers is located here: Jostedalsbreen. 2 nights in Loen.

In just under an hour you reach Hellesylt. On the car ferry you can experience the small but world-famous Geirangerfjord in all its facets. Waterfalls, old farms and the steep fjord walls delight every visitor. From Geiranger you drive back to Loen along the "Gamle Strynefjellsvegen" scenic route.

Today's route first takes you to Ålesund. This beautiful town has an eventful history: after a fire in 1904, it was rebuilt entirely in Art Nouveau style – unique in Norway to this day. Your destination for the day is Molde, the town of roses. 2 nights in Molde.

Use today to explore Molde and its surroundings. Nearby is Åndalsnes, from where it is just a stone's throw to the famous Trollstigen, a road that winds up the mountain in hairpin bends. At the top there is a wonderful view from a purpose-built platform.

North of Molde runs the Atlantic Road. Numerous islands, bridges and causeways make up this unique road project. The Atlantic Road also passes through the "picture-book fishing village" of Bud. Take this road to reach Trondheim, your destination for the day. 2 nights in Trondheim.

Norway's third-largest city and former capital has plenty to offer. Discover, for example, the old town of "Bakklandet" with its colourful wooden houses from bygone times and many cafés, or stroll across the Old Town Bridge to Nidaros Cathedral.

A short day's drive later takes you to the old mining town of Røros. 2 nights in Røros. Røros is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and impresses with its old miners' houses and narrow lanes. The rebuilt smelting works (Smelthytta) houses a fine museum, and opposite stands the town church. 1 night in Røros.

On the way to Lillehammer, the route along the Rondane massif is very attractive. Near Ringebu there is a beautiful stave church you can visit. Today's destination is Lillehammer. The town became world-famous through the 1994 Winter Olympics and is always worth a visit. The town centre has many colourful wooden houses that invite you to stroll.

Your last stage is coming up: today Oslo awaits you. The grand boulevard Karl Johans gate invites you to an extensive shopping spree. Oslo also offers a very rich cultural scene, such as the Opera House on the fjord, Vigeland Park and the Munch Museum.

Depending on your departure time, you still have some time in Oslo. You can travel home with Color Line from Oslo to Kiel or, alternatively, drive to Larvik and take the ferry to Hirtshals from there. TIP: EXTENSION Book an extra night in Oslo from € 79 p.p. in a double room incl. breakfast! TIP: ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE We recommend arriving and departing by ferry from Germany or Denmark. Just ask us! TIP: TRAVELLING BY ELECTRIC CAR Scandinavia is very easy to travel by electric car. Norway alone has more than 15,000 charging stations, and many hotels also offer charging to their guests. In addition, many charging stations along your route are already shown in Google Maps.