Nordic countries tours
Explore Northern Europe on one seamless trip. Our Nordic countries tours link Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and beyond by train, cruise or car. We handle the routes, the hotels, the ferries, the timing. All you need to do is enjoy the journey.
About your multi-country Nordic tours
Each package is a single, ready-made itinerary across several countries, sequenced and tested by the people who plan them – so the hard part, making it all connect, is already sorted.
When you book one of these tour packages, you’ll get:
• Handpicked accommodation for a relaxing stay
• Daily breakfast to fuel your adventures
• All your transport between destinations arranged
• A personalised itinerary designed around you
• Local travel experts who know the Nordics
• 24/7 helpline support while you travel
Getting started is simple:
1. Pick your favourite tour package
2. Confirm (or customise) your trip
3. Check your confirmation email
4. Book your flights
5. Prepare for an unforgettable travel experience
Why choose us
Book With Confidence
Your trip is protected, whatever happens. A 20% deposit secures your trip and includes free Cancellation Protection. Rebook your tour once without any change fees, or cancel with credit. Terms apply.
Local experts, local insights
We don’t just know these places. We live in them. Reykjavík, Stockholm, Edinburgh, Munich, Dublin, Rome and beyond – we’re sharing the Europe we call home.
Great reviews
Year after year, Tripadvisor awards us its Certificate of Excellence. We have thousands of 5-star reviews. Even better, 97% of our travellers would recommend us to people they care about. That's what matters most.
24/7 support
If something goes sideways, we’re already on it. Our team is just a call away – day or night, big or small. You won’t face it alone.
Full financial protection
We follow European Union Package Travel regulations, which means your money’s safe, no matter what. If the unlikely happens and we face insolvency, you get a full refund. It's not an add-on. Just standard protection you can count on.
Flexible itineraries
With years of experience across rail, cruise and self-drive tours, we’re well-versed in shaping an itinerary around you. Choose your dates, upgrade your accommodation, extend your stay and add optional extras like a glacier walk or a Bergen walking tour.
Handpicked hotels
Sink into comfort in places we know and trust, because we’ve been there ourselves. Quality you can count on. Locations that work. And yes, breakfast worth getting up for. We only pick places we'd genuinely recommend.
Reviews
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Moments for your Nordic wish list
One trip, and the whole North unfolds before you. The natural beauty of the Norwegian fjords, Iceland's geysers, royal palaces, and harbour towns lit by the midnight sun. Here's a taste of what to expect….
- Cruise into UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, one of Europe’s narrowest and most dramatic fjords
- Ride the legendary Flåm Railway through valleys almost too steep to be real
- Wander Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s cobbled old town, past ochre façades and hidden courtyards
- Marvel at the salvaged 17th-century warship inside Stockholm’s Vasa Museum
- Stroll Copenhagen’s Nyhavn harbour, all painted townhouses and creaking wooden masts
- Lose an evening at Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens, a pleasure garden built in 1843
- Stand at the edge of Gullfoss as it thunders into its steep canyon
- Watch icebergs drift out to sea at Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon
- Seek out the photogenic Kirkjufell mountain rising over Iceland’s wild Snæfellsnes peninsula
Advice for your Nordic trip
Dive into these trusty travel tips from the local people who plan these journeys.
Your questions about Nordic tours, answered
Most questions come down to the same thing: how does one trip across several countries actually work? Below we’ve answered the ones we hear most.
One thing worth knowing right away: your payments are fully protected when you book with us. That’s our Book With Confidence promise. Our booking terms and FAQs have more details if you want to dig a little deeper.
It's a trip that links several Nordic destinations by a mix of train, cruise, ferry, internal flight and rental car. We arrange the accommodation, the transport between each place, and the timings so everything connects.
Rather than book Norway, then Iceland, then Sweden as separate trips, you'll travel through them on a single itinerary.
In short: Norway is fjords and mountains, Iceland is volcanic and geothermal nature, and the Scandinavian capitals bring culture and comfort.
Each country also has its own language, and its own character to match. Denmark, Norway and Sweden are kingdoms, with royal palaces and centuries of court history behind them. Iceland and Finland are republics, but no less rich in folklore and old-world charm.
You’ll explore the fjords of Norway – deep, glacier-carved and quiet. Iceland is geysers, glaciers and lava fields on the Golden Circle and beyond. Copenhagen has a fairy-tale streak, from Rosenborg Castle to Hans Christian Andersen, while Stockholm and Oslo bring Viking history and design-led streets.
This variety is exactly why a multi-country trip works so well.
Our combinations span Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Finland and Greenland, with Estonia often woven in along the Baltic route.
Some trips pair just two countries, like Norway and Iceland. Others combine 6 in a month-long journey through Scandinavia and nations along the North Atlantic, including Iceland, Greenland and Finland.
Still deciding where to go? Our guide to the best Nordic destinations is a good place to start.
Most of our multi-country Nordic routes run in summer, roughly May to September, when days are long, and roads and ferries are at their most reliable.
Summer means plenty of daylight hours, and above the Arctic Circle you may catch the midnight sun, when the sun barely dips below the horizon. Winter trips trade daylight for the chance to see the northern lights (also known as the aurora borealis).
Our guide to the best time to visit Scandinavia breaks it down season by season.
Two weeks is a comfortable minimum for a few countries. But if you are after a fuller sweep of the North, allow 3–4 weeks.
A 14-day trip pairs somewhere like Norway with Iceland especially well. They sit just a 2.5 to 3-hour flight apart, so very little of your tour disappears into transit.
A 28-day journey can take in Finland, Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Iceland without ever feeling rushed.
The right length depends on how many countries you want to explore and how much you like to linger.
Depending on the route, you’ll travel by a mix of train, cruise, ferry, internal flight and rental car. Sound complicated? Don’t worry, it’s not – we book everything for you.
You might cross the Baltic Sea by overnight cruise, ride a scenic railway across a mountain plateau, then pick up a car for a self-drive leg. Flights between countries, such as Norway to Iceland, are arranged by your travel consultant.
Yes, and we recommend it. You can add extra nights at the start or end of your trip, plus optional day tours and excursions along the way.
In Norway, that might mean a fjord safari or kayaking tour from Bergen’s harbour, or a first-class upgrade on the Stockholm to Copenhagen train.
In Iceland, popular add-ons include a soak in the Blue Lagoon, a glacier walk on Sólheimajökull, or whale watching boat tour from Reykjavík.
Add these during the online booking process to secure your place, as popular activities fill up. We suggest no more than one activity per day, so you’re never rushing. Want an extra night somewhere specific? Just ask your travel consultant.
We recommend booking your package and waiting for confirmation before organising your flights. This ensures that your tour is secured and you have all of the correct timing information.
Check flight options ahead of time to get a sense of availability and prices, but wait to book until your tour is confirmed.
Once your travel consultant sends the go-ahead, you’ll have your exact travel dates. Then you can book the best flights for your trip.
Need help along the way? Just ask your travel consultant. They’re there to guide you through it.
If you hold a passport from Canada, the US, the UK, Australia or New Zealand, you won’t need a visa for visits of up to 90 days. Travellers from elsewhere may need a Schengen visa.
Each Nordic country has its own currency, so you’ll cross paths with euros, Swedish krona, Danish krone, Norwegian krone and Icelandic króna. The good news is that credit and debit cards are widely accepted, so you won’t need much cash.
Get in touch
Not sure which countries to combine, or how long your trip should be? Our regional travel experts are happy to help – whatever you need.
