Individual arrival in Oslo. You'll be staying on the outskirts of the city. Depending on your arrival time, you'll have some time for initial explorations of the capital. 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.

The location of the Norwegian capital is truly unique. Beautifully situated on the Oslofjord, the city's connection to the water is ever-present. Stroll along the stunning Aker Brygge promenade with its views of the fjord, the archipelago, and the city skyline. The Opera House on Oslo's harbor is a spectacular architectural landmark. Culture enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, including numerous art venues such as the Munch Museum and the Vigeland Sculpture Park. And for winter sports fans, the Holmenkollen ski jump is definitely worth a visit.

You pass through the fertile landscapes around Oslo to Lake Mjøsa and reach your destination for the day, Lillehammer, which boasts a beautiful pedestrian zone and where a visit to the Maihaugen Open Air Museum is worthwhile, as it is one of the most beautiful open air museums in Norway.

Your route today takes you through the striking Gudbrandsdalen valley, known for its many well-preserved farmhouses. In Dombås, your destination for the day, you'll have arrived in the mountains. The nearby Rondane National Park invites you to hike through its breathtaking scenery.

Today you'll reach the fjord region and the famous Geirangerfjord. You'll take the ferry from Geiranger through the stunning fjord landscape to Hellesylt. From there, you'll continue on to Loen. This small village lies at the innermost point of the Nordfjord and is surrounded by an imposing mountain backdrop.

A ride on the Loen Skylift offers one last chance to admire the breathtaking mountain panorama before embarking on the next leg of your journey. From Loen, you'll travel towards Olden today. This town is the starting point for tours to the Briksdal Glacier, an arm of the Jostedalbreen, which is the largest glacier on mainland Europe. The region around Gaularfjell mountain is known as the "Home of Waterfalls." After passing Skei, a visit to Huldrefossen, a truly impressive waterfall with a drop of 90 meters, is highly recommended. The local waterfall hiking trail, "Fossestien," leads past seven more waterfalls. Some of the waterfalls can also be viewed without hiking.

Today is yours to enjoy at your leisure, offering a variety of excursion options. The fruit-growing village of Balestrand lies directly on the northern shore of the main arm of the Sognefjord – Norway's longest and deepest fjord. Lærdal, Flåm, and Kaupanger are also idyllic locations well worth a visit. In Kaupanger, you can visit the old stave church, or take one of the most scenic train journeys from Flåm on the famous Flåm Railway.

The drive via Hemsedal takes you into the heart of the mountains. You'll experience more mountain scenery if you choose the mountain road from Hemsedal towards Ål. This narrow road is about 40 km long. Geilo is one of Norway's largest winter sports resorts. It originated during the construction of the famous Bergen Railway and is now a popular destination in both winter and summer.

The route leads back to Oslo through a beautiful valley. Hallingdal is known for its wildlife, which you can discover at a wildlife park in Flå. In the afternoon, you'll arrive back in the Norwegian capital and check into your hotel, located just outside the city.

You may have some time in Oslo before your individual journey home.