Individual arrival in Oslo. You'll stay in the heart of the city, giving you easy access to all the highlights. Experience historic Oslo on the grand Karl Johansgatan, home to the Parliament, Royal Palace, National Theatre, and Cathedral. You can choose to travel by plane from an airport near your home. You can then pick up your rental car at Oslo airport. Alternatively, you can travel by ferry and bring your own car.

The picturesque west coast of the Oslofjord boasts a number of beautiful coastal towns and recreational areas. Tønsberg, Norway's oldest city, founded in 871, is also situated on the Oslofjord. The castle hill with the ruins of Tunsberghus Castle, once a royal fortress, is well worth a visit. Today, Tønsberg is a popular holiday and excursion destination.

From Tønsberg, it's not far to Norway's south coast, or Sørlandet as it's known in Norwegian. Sørlandet is dominated by numerous sandy beaches and skerries. The coastal villages here have a maritime and sophisticated feel, not least because their historic wooden houses gleam white. Among the many beautiful coastal towns, Risør, Tvedestrand, and Lillesand are particularly noteworthy. Your destination for the day is Kristiansand, where you'll spend two nights.

Norway's southern metropolis is idyllically situated on a peninsula and entices visitors with a blend of culture, city, beach, and nature. The city also boasts a vibrant history, as evidenced by the local Christiansholm Fortress. With its historic wooden architecture, the Posebyen district is also well worth a visit. A boat trip on the idyllic Blindleia waterway offers stunning views of the coast, archipelago, and coastal villages.

Welcome to the southernmost tip of Norway! A visit to the Lindesnes Lighthouse is highly recommended. The village of Flekkefjord, meanwhile, invites you to a pleasant stroll. The old, white wooden houses are in excellent condition, and the Dutch origins of this little town are unmistakable. Charming cafés also beckon you to linger.

You have two options to reach Stavanger. Along the Jæren coastal road, you'll pass stunning sandy beaches. The other route takes you north through the Sirdal mountain region. A winding road leads you to the shores of the famous Lysefjord. At certain times, you can take a ferry from here to Lauvvik. From there, it's not far to Stavanger. 2 nights' accommodation.

Stavanger combines an idyllic old town with the comforts of modern urban life. The historic center of Stavanger, with its beautiful wooden buildings, is just as captivating as the modern Petroleum Museum at the harbor. Today's itinerary also includes a fjord cruise along the famous Lysefjord. Admire the stunning fjord scenery, the iconic Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), and several waterfalls from the ship.

Your destination for today is the village of Vrådal in the Telemark region. On the way, you'll cross the Hardangervidda, the southern part of Europe's largest mountain plateau. While the village is popular with skiers in winter, Vrådal is an ideal starting point for a variety of hiking trails in summer.

The journey continues eastward through the Telemark region, home to many ancient farming cultures. Before reaching Oslo, the starting point of your wonderful trip, you can visit the magnificent stave church in Heddal. Individual return journey from Oslo.