Arrival is independent via flight to Trondheim. Use the rest of the day to explore the former royal city. The imposing Nidaros Cathedral, the colorful warehouses along the Nidelva River, and the narrow streets with their cozy cafes and craft shops all lend the city a special charm. You have the option of arriving by plane from an airport near your home. You will then pick up your rental car on site.

Today, you'll drive your rental car across the Trondheim Fjord and through the Trøndelag region to the coast. Your destination for the day is the island of Stokkøya, where you'll spend the night in a beautiful beach hotel with a unique view of the sea.

Use today to try one of the local activities. Rent a SUP or kayak and take a paddling trip along the rugged coastline. A long walk on the beach or a visit to the neighboring island, connected by a bridge, will round off your stay.

Today you'll be traveling one of the longest stretches of your journey. However, the breathtaking scenery will make the drive a truly special experience. Your destination for the day, Brønnøysund, lies amidst a unique archipelago.

Since today's route is a bit shorter, we recommend making a detour to Torghatten in the morning – the famous mountain with the hole! From there, the journey continues along the picturesque Helgeland coast. You'll also pass Syv Søstre, a mountain formation of seven peaks. Several ferry crossings make the trip a varied and enjoyable experience on the way to Nesna, which lies idyllically between the sea and the mountains.

From Nesna, you'll continue north today, crossing the Arctic Circle. In Ørnes, you'll leave your car and board a speedboat that will take you to the small island of Støtt. Here you'll find another unique accommodation, welcoming you with its charm and authentic atmosphere. Surrounded by the open sea and the archipelago, you'll experience a true island feeling.

Explore the island of Støtt at your leisure today. Take a kayak tour through the tranquil archipelago or follow the paths that lead directly from your accommodation to the most beautiful viewpoints. Støtt is particularly captivating for its unspoiled nature and exceptional peace. In the evening, enjoy delicious food and let the day wind down in a pleasant atmosphere.

You take the speedboat back to Ørnes and from there continue by car to the northernmost point of your trip – Bodø. On the way, you should stop at Saltstraumen, the strongest tidal current in the world. In Bodø, you'll spend the night in a modern, centrally located hotel.

Bodø offers modern architecture and direct access to spectacular nature. The city is particularly known for its vibrant cultural scene and boasts numerous hiking trails. Another highlight is a boat trip along the coast, which takes you to the old trading post of Kjerringøy. North of Bodø lies the scenic Steigen region.

From today, the journey continues south. You'll take the fast route to Mo i Rana, passing along the Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park. Along the way is the Arctic Circle Centre, where you can stop to learn more about the Arctic Circle, its natural phenomena, and the region's culture. Mo i Rana is situated on the Ranfjord and is a good starting point for visiting the glacier.

Today's stage is shorter, giving you ample time for a trip to Svartisen, Norway's second-largest mainland glacier. In Mosjøen, you can either climb the impressive "Helgelandstrappa"—one of the world's longest stone staircases leading up Mount Øyfjellet—or stroll leisurely through the charming old town with its historic wooden houses.

On the last longer leg of your journey, you'll return to the vicinity of your starting point. In Inderøy, you can enjoy a relaxing evening. The rolling hills, expansive fields, and peaceful fjord panorama lend the area a special charm and provide a harmonious end to your trip.

Today's drive will take you to Trondheim airport in just under 1.5 hours. You'll return your rental car and fly home.