Northern Lights Tour Arctic Road Trip

You will arrive at Oslo Airport after Immigration Clearance, Transfer from Airport to Hotel in a Private Comfortable Private Van.

Oslo, Norway’s elegant capital. After check-in, take an evening stroll along Aker Brygge waterfront or visit the striking Oslo Opera House. Enjoy the blend of modern architecture and calm fjord views.

Today explore city tour with a panoramic sightseeing on a comfortable Bus, and admire all the attractions that make Oslo a unique city. Continue to the stunning Holmenkollen ski jump for a bird's eye view above Oslo and beyond, and then, explore the impressive Vigeland Sculpture Park and learn about the artist's life and his monumental work.

Oslo, the capital of Norway, sits on the country’s southern coast at the head of the Oslofjord. It’s known for its green spaces and museums. Many of these are on the Bygdøy Peninsula, including the waterside Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Viking Ship Museum, with Viking ships from the 9th century. The Holmenkollbakken is a ski-jumping hill with panoramic views of the fjord. It also has a ski museum.

Northern Norway - Where fjords meet mountains

Located in the heart of Northern Norway, between dramatic fjords and towering peaks, Narvik is a scenic summer destination with endless Arctic daylight and a horizon packed with possibility.

Surrounded by mountains and fjords, the Narvik region offers a unique mix of dramatic landscapes and rich history. Discover with a guide to uncover its stories and hidden gems.

Drive to your hotel and relax during your journey, explore the postcard-perfect fishing villages, known for their colorful houses, cozy harbors, and breathtaking Arctic scenery. Stroll along the waterfront, visit local art galleries, End your evening soaking in the serene beauty and calm atmosphere of Norway’s enchanting north. Stay in Svolvar, Lofoten.

Experience Lofoten’s Most Scenic Route in One Day!

Today’s adventure takes you through the southern tip of the Lofoten Islands, one of Norway’s most breathtaking coastal drives. After breakfast, begin your journey along the E10 Scenic Route, winding past dramatic granite peaks, emerald waters, and traditional red rorbuer fishing cabins.

Your first stop is Reine, often called Norway’s most beautiful village, where colorful cabins sit against towering cliffs. Continue to Hamnøy, a photographer’s paradise, before driving to Å Village, the last village on the Lofoten chain. Visit the Lofoten Stockfish Museum, walk along the wooden docks, and soak in the peaceful Arctic scenery.

Embark on a scenic journey through the heart of Lofoten, from Svolvær in the east to the charming village of Å in the west. Follow the iconic coastal road through a landscape of dramatic mountains, emerald-green fjords, white sandy Arctic beaches, and authentic fishing villages.

Stop at carefully selected locations to experience nature up close, take stunning photos, and truly feel Lofoten’s unique atmosphere. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to see as much of Lofoten as possible in one day – at a relaxed pace, with comfortable transport and a knowledgeable guide.

Visit several of Lofoten’s most iconic locations, including Henningsvær, a colorful fishing village surrounded by mountains and sea, often called the “Venice of Lofoten.” Stop at Haukland Beach, an Arctic beach with white sand, turquoise water, and dramatic mountain scenery.

Continue to Ramberg Beach, a famous Arctic beach known for wide open views and crystal-clear water. Explore Nusfjord, one of Lofoten’s best-preserved historic fishing villages. Stop at Hamnøy, an iconic photo spot with traditional red cabins and sharp mountain peaks.

Visit Sakrisøy, a small island with yellow cabins and stunning views towards Reine. Explore Reine, one of Norway’s most famous villages, surrounded by dramatic fjords and mountains. Finally, visit Å i Lofoten, the southernmost village in Lofoten, rich in fishing history and culture.

Today we drive from Lofoten to Tromso, you will combine the E10, E6, and E8 highways

Driving from Lofoten Islands to Tromsø is one of the most spectacular road trips in the world, stretching roughly 420 km from Svolvær. The trip takes about 6 hours of uninterrupted driving, but with numerous mountain passes, ferries, and breathtaking fjords.

Lofoten to Bjerkvik (E10): Depart Svolvær heading east via the E10 road. You will cross the iconic Raftsundet Bridge and leave the archipelago behind.

Bjerkvik to Nordkjosbotn (E6): Merge onto the E6 North at Bjerkvik. You will drive past deep inner fjords, mountains, and the Lapland borderlands.

Nordkjosbotn to Tromsø (E8): The E8 highway at the Nordkjosbotn roundabout for the final 1-hour stretch along Balsfjorden directly into Tromsø.

TROMSØ
Where your Arctic adventure begins. See how lady Aurora uses this Arctic city as a dance floor!
Tromsø, also known as the Arctic Capital !

You will never stop staring and never stop being amazed.

Say “hello” to the seals in Polaria or cherish the town’s history as a starting point for countless Arctic expeditions at the Polar Museum.

During the evening you will for a cable car ride, the famous Fjellheisen cable car to take in the breathtaking view of Tromsø and its surrounding mountains, fjord, and islands. At the top, you can enjoy hot drinks, and Norwegian Waffles at your own expense, as you take in the vast Arctic landscape. Stay in Tromso City.

Experience the beautiful Arctic landscape on this half-day trip from Tromso.

Stay warm in a comfortable minibus and see either Sommarøy's icy sandy beaches

• Discover the most beautiful fjords on Kvaløya (Whale island)

When above the Arctic Circle, one is bound to see its unique and stunning landscape. Steep and dramatic mountains, spectacular fjords, scattered Northern Norwegian villages, sporadic reindeer herds and cold sandy beaches are just a few natural beauties landscape has to offer around these parts. Weather and its fast changing pace are another phenomena that our guests get to experience.

Sommarøy and its icy sandy beaches (very attractive area, popular both during summer and winter time, well known for its many sandy beaches and many small islands). Stops for photography and for experiencing first hand the beauty of the scenery.

Next to nothing. Close to everything. This is Arctic Living

Known as the "City of Northern Lights," Alta, Norway, is one of the best places globally for aurora viewing. Thanks to its dry, stable microclimate and location at 70°N, it offers exceptionally clear skies. The prime viewing season runs from September to April, with late autumn often yielding strong geomagnetic storms.

Alta is located at 70 degrees north. Far above the Arctic Circle, at the intersection between the fjord and the plateau. This geographical area has, since the Stone Age, been a meeting place for several indigenous people groups. Together, they have built their common history and future to master the rugged Arctic environment.

At this latitude, nature has always been in total control. The variations between the seasons, the never setting midnight sun and the darkness of the Polar Nights defines who we are and how we live.

Today, Alta is a natural hub for the region in terms of transport, knowledge and tourism. Our cultural heritage is well rooted in the people and we still live our lives, side by side with nature – on its
premises, and with great respect. This is Arctic living.

A once-in-a-lifetime North Cape journey
Visit the very north of Europe, known as 'the end of the world'!

Honningsvåg is a picturesque fishing town on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway. Known as the northernmost town in mainland Europe, it serves as the primary gateway to the iconic North Cape cliffs and is a renowned destination for viewing the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights.

Nordkapp is the northernmost point of Europe. The area is a fascinating destination with spectacular nature and picturesque fishing villages. The municipality includes Honningsvåg, Nordvågen, Kamøyvær, Gjesvær, Skarsvåg and Repvåg on the mainland.

THE NORTH CAPE

The northernmost point in Europe

Welcome to Nordkapp (the North Cape) in Western Finnmark, Northern Norway.

The North Cape lies far above the Arctic Circle, with several months of never-ending daylightin the summer.

Here, a 307-meter high cliff plunges into the sea and the only dry land between you and the North Pole is the Svalbard archipelago.

Exclusive North Cape Car Adventure in Small Group

Discover the North Cape in true comfort and style on an exclusive small-group tour limited to just eight guests. With extra space, personal attention, and a relaxed pace, this is the perfect way to explore one of the Arctic’s most iconic locations.

Departing from Honningsvåg, we travel in a 9 seats vehicle driven by an experienced local driver who knows the island like the back of their hand. Settle in and enjoy the sweeping Arctic landscapes — rugged coastlines, shimmering sea views, and the soft, shifting light that makes Magerøya so unforgettable.

Along the way, you’ll visit three of the island’s most charming and atmospheric locations:

• Tufjord – calm, scenic, and wonderfully remote
• Kamøyvær – a colorful artist’s village filled with coastal character
• Skarsvåg – the world’s northernmost fishing village, shaped by sea, weather, and tradition

Each stop offers plenty of time to enjoy the surroundings and capture memorable photos and we will serve som typic different Norwegian snacks at each stop.

Our final destination is the legendary North Cape plateau — a breathtaking place where you can experience the very edge of Europe in your own way. Arrive the iconic plateau with sparkling wine like the royals did in the old days!

Reindeer are frequent companions along the route — appearing on over 90% of our tours — and we slow down whenever they choose to make an appearance so you can get that perfect Arctic wildlife photo.

This exclusive experience is ideal for travelers seeking a high-quality, intimate, and memorable journey to the North Cape — with more comfort, more time, and just the right touch of Arctic charm.

On the edge of the wild and beautiful Lake Inari sits the small and lively village of Inari. Inari village is home to the Finnish Sámi Parliament, who are based out of Sajos, a striking building which also doubles up as the Sámi cultural centre.

For an insight into the history and culture of the Sámi people, the Sámi museum, Siida, is a great place to get started. It doubles up as the visitor centre for the region. There are many enchanting places to visit in the natural environment surrounding the village, including Ukko Island, Otsamo Fell and Pielpajärvi Wilderness Church.

Saariselkä is a resort village in northern Finland. It's a gateway to the trails and ski areas of mountainous Urho Kekkonen National Park. The village's Destination Northernmost Europe exhibition has a panorama theater with films on the region’s plant and animal life, including reindeer. To the north, the lakefront Sámi Cultural Center Sajos includes a craft shop and a library devoted to the indigenous Sami people.

Afternoon arrive at your resort near Saariselka, LAPLAND, Located approximately 250 kilometres North of the Arctic Circle is Europe’s northernmost outdoor resort Saariselkä.

Today you will stay in World’s most famous Igloo Village “Kakslauttanen Arctic Igloo Resort” and your accommodation will be at Glass Igloo. (Glass Igloo cabin included in your package)

Spend your day at Igloo Village, Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort is world’s leading premium arctic resort located 150 miles north of the Arctic Circle near Saariselka in Finnish Lapland. It offer enchanting
arctic experiences in high-quality facilities, Kakslauttanen is world-famous for glass igloos, Northern lights.

(Breakfast & Dinner included with stay)

“The Home of Santa Claus”.

Welcome to Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland. Rovaniemi is an urban city surrounded by arctic nature, where Lappish culture and a wide range of activities meet. In Rovaniemi you will visit Santa Claus and cross the Arctic Circle every day of the year!

As the official capital of Lapland and unofficial gateway to the Arctic, Rovaniemi is easily one of the most popular places to visit in Finland.
Transfer to your hotel and keep the luggages at your hotel, Standard Check in Time in Lapland 16h00.

Later get ready to pick you for Santa Clause Village, you will have free time to visit Santa Claus Village, where you will have the opportunity to meet Santa himself, step across the Arctic Circle, and enjoy the
pure Christmas spirit.

You will also have time for some gift shopping and sending a Christmas letter from Santa’s Post Office.

Today you will be check out and free for leisure until your transfer to Rovaniemi Airport to board the flight back to home country.