Individual arrival in Oslo. Before heading into the mountains, you can enjoy a few hours in the capital. After driving through the Hallingdal valley, you'll reach your hotel in Geilo. Several travel options are available for the trip. These include flying from an airport near your home and picking up a rental car at your destination airport. Driving your own car is also an option. Alternatively, you can take a ferry to Oslo, where you can bring your own car.

Beautiful fjord experiences await you today. You'll drive down the valley to the Aurlandsfjord along winding roads. The mountain road Snøvegen will lead you to the spectacular Stegastein viewpoint, offering panoramic views of the fjord. Along the way, you can visit the stave church in Kaupanger.

The route to Geirangerfjord takes you past Jostedalsbreen, Norway's largest glacier. The ferry crossing through Geirangerfjord is beautiful and impressive.

Today a spectacular stage lies ahead. The winding roads of the Eagle Road and later the Trollstigen offer unique views of the dramatic mountain formations.

The route along the coast leads past the beautiful Sunndalsfjord. Your destination for the day is charming Trondheim. The old city center lies between the Nidelva River and the Trondheimsfjord. You will spend the next two nights in the trendy harbor district, close to the city center.

Norway's third-largest city and former capital has much to offer. Discover, for example, the old town "Bakklandet" with its colorful wooden houses from bygone eras and numerous cafes, or stroll across the city bridge to Nidaros Cathedral.

You start your day early and drive towards Steinkjer, passing the medieval fortress of Steinvikholm. Your destination for the day is Mosjøen. The colorful houses, warehouses, and boathouses create a beautiful scene.

Shortly after passing the small industrial town of Mo i Rana, you'll cross the Arctic Circle today and reach Arctic Norway, the land of the midnight sun. You'll spend the night in Bodø. Here lies the Saltstraumen, the strongest tidal current in the world.

In the morning, your journey takes you north via Fauske to Bognes. From there, you'll take the ferry to Lødingen. This ferry cannot be booked in advance. There are regular departures between June and August; from September onwards, there are fewer daily departures. The crossing takes about an hour. After arriving in Lødingen, you'll continue to Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands, where you'll spend the night.

On your way to Reine, you'll experience some of the highlights of the Lofoten Islands. A visit to the Viking Museum in Borg is highly recommended. You'll spend the next two nights in Reine.

Reine is a small fishing village on the Kirkefjord – and probably one of the most photographed places in Norway. This is hardly surprising given its beautiful location. The village is therefore a source of inspiration for many artists, and there are numerous galleries there. Reine is also the starting point for the challenging hike up Reinebringen mountain, which rewards the effort of the climb with a spectacular view.

A particularly beautiful leg of the journey awaits you today. The several-hour ferry crossing across the wide Vestfjord will take you from Moskenes, in the far southwest of the Lofoten Islands, to the port city of Bodø. From there, the route continues to Mo i Rana. Please note that the ferry runs less frequently from September onwards, which may result in a very late arrival at the hotel in Mo i Rana.

In Mo i Rana you can see the Svartisen glacier. A side trip to the island of Vega is also worthwhile. Near Brønnøysund rises Mount Torghatten, which is pierced by a clearly visible hole.

The journey continues towards Trondheimsfjord. The route leads through the mountainous region of Børgefjell National Park and through the agricultural area of Trøndelag.

Today's route leads along the Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park. The main attraction of the national park is the musk oxen, which were introduced from Greenland 70 years ago. The destination is the small village of Dombås.

A truly beautiful leg of your journey through the Gudbrandsdalen valley awaits you today: With its many small villages, some old, very well-preserved farmhouses, and the striking landscape, driving through the valley is a real treat. Your destination is the city of Lillehammer, which became world-famous through the 1994 Winter Olympics and is always worth a visit.

Today you'll travel along Lake Mjøsa to reach the vibrant metropolis of Oslo. Here you'll have plenty of time to explore the city: the City Hall or the Aker Brygge entertainment and shopping district are always worth a visit.

Enjoy the capital city atmosphere one last time before you begin your individual journey home.