Individual arrival in Tromsø. The university city impresses not only with its picturesque location, but also with a rich cultural and culinary scene. You have the option of arriving by plane from an airport near your home. You will then pick up your rental car on site.

Here in the far north, your journey begins, taking you along the impressive Ullsfjord and Lyngenfjord. Both fjords can be crossed by ferry, allowing you to enjoy the stunning scenery. Your destination for the day is the small island of Uløya, which you will reach by ferry. Please note the ferry schedule. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by the friendly hosts of the Arctic Panorama Lodge.

Enjoy a full day on Uløya. This small island has a lot to offer in terms of nature. Go for a hike or let us or the locals recommend an excursion. Take a boat trip to observe the stunning scenery and the local flora and fauna. In the afternoon, treat yourself to some relaxation in the wellness area, which you can book upon request. In the evening, you'll be treated to a delicious meal featuring regional specialties.

You're heading back to the mainland. Travel along the coast to Alta, the city of the Northern Lights. Marvel at the Northern Lights Cathedral or take a trip inland along the river that winds through a canyon landscape.

Continuing your journey towards the coveted North Cape, you'll cross the Sennalandet plateau. From Honningsvåg, you can easily reach the North Cape plateau and the northernmost point of mainland Europe!

Today you'll continue your journey towards the Finnish border. Karasjok is the most important Sami cultural center, home to a Sami school where reindeer herding is taught, among other things, the editorial offices of the Sami newspaper "Sami Àigi," and a radio and television station. The "Sameting," the Sami parliament, is also located in Karasjok. Be sure to visit Sápmi Park.

Today you'll travel across the border to Finland, to the town of Inari, situated on the lake of the same name. If you're interested in the Finnish Sami people, you should definitely visit the Siida Museum. A beautiful boat trip across Finland's largest lake is already included.

On the way to Levi, a well-known winter sports resort in Finnish Lapland, you'll also pass Lemmenjoki – the only remaining active gold mining town in Scandinavia. Gold is still panned in some places there today.

Today's drive is a bit longer and takes you along the Swedish-Finnish border to the tripoint of Norway, Finland, and Sweden. You'll spend the night in the small town of Kilpisjärvi. Kilpisjärvi lies at the foot of the Saana fell in the heart of the Arctic fell region. The visitor center is an interesting destination for tourists, anglers, and hikers.

Via the beautiful Målselvdal valley, you reach the village of Finnsnes, situated on a strait that also connects to the island of Senja, accessible by a bridge. The village of Senjahopen lies in the north of the island and is surrounded by rugged fjord scenery.

Enjoy the diverse island of Senja, often called "Norway in Miniature." The landscape here offers everything from deep valleys and expansive plateaus to white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and steep mountain slopes. If you enjoy hiking, we recommend the trek to Segla. Or you could take a short drive around the western part of the island.

Take the ferry to Brensholmen and travel back towards Tromsø. Be sure to stop in Sommarøy! Here you'll be greeted by white sandy beaches and clear water. You'll spend one last night in Tromsø before your trip concludes.

Individual return journey home.