TOURS

Experience a real Norwegian mountain adventure in the Rondane National Park — a land of vast valleys, sparkling lakes, and gently rising peaks. This self-guided itinerary is tailored for first-time hikers and families with children aged 8 and over, combining gentle scenic daily hikes with warm hospitality in traditional, family-run mountain lodges. Luggage is transferred each day so you can hike with just a daypack. 

With well-marked trails leading the way, you can choose between two hiking levels depending on the age and experience of your family. The area has several trails to explore, so you may wish to extend your stay with extra nights, giving you more opportunities to immerse yourself in the beauty of Rondane. 

Top and tail your adventure with stays in Lillehammer and Oslo - both family friendly cities to explore together, we’d be happy to discuss suitable options.

This 4-day self-guided hiking trip in the Jotunheimen mountains, challenges you to conquer two of Norway’s most iconic hikes - Knutshoe and Besseggen. Immerse yourself in the beautiful autumn tones where you’ll experience the perfect blend of serenity and excitement, exploring and safely hiking along the trails and exposed ridges, affording breathtaking views of the mountains, valleys and sparkling lakes below. 

Autumn is a great time to hike in this enchanting area, with soft colours, quieter paths, snow sprinkled peaks and unforgettable views as far as the eye can see. After two full-days of hiking, you’ll return to your comfortable and cosy accommodation to warm up and enjoy a well deserved meal. 

This package includes transportation from Oslo, accommodation, all meals and route information - the perfect ingredients for a magical autumn getaway.

Deep in Norway’s fjord country, a small farmstead offers stylish comfort among landscapes that are truly breath-taking. Look up and you’ll be encircled by lush mountains, look down and there’s the fjord – deep, blue and magnificent.  The farm sits next to the Aurlandselva River – a mecca for British angling enthusiasts from as far back as the 19th Century. Today guests come to Aurland for the dramatic landscapes, the outdoor adventures and the peace and quiet. 292 Aurland is a recently converted fishing lodge and is the perfect location to enjoy outdoor pursuits such as hiking, fishing, and other fjord activities. 

Our seven night fjord and city holiday includes comfort, exquisite cuisine and curated guided adventures in Aurland, as well as two nights in both Oslo and Bergen, including private city tours and free time to enjoy the main attractions in these welcoming Norwegian cities.

Welcome to Iceland, the land of fire and ice, where dramatic landscapes, geothermal wonders, and vibrant culture eagerly await your arrival! This meticulously crafted 5-day itinerary, operating between May and October, is designed to fully immerse you in the very heart of Iceland's unique natural splendour, promising unforgettable experiences. Throughout your stay, Reykjavik will serve as your comfortable base, with your accommodation secured at the Reykjavik Marina. You'll have the extraordinary opportunity to delve deep into the core of a volcano, witness the raw, captivating power of molten lava (eruption pending), and explore the fascinating Reykjanes Peninsula, all while enjoying the freedom and flexibility afforded by having your own car hire.

“Longest!, highest!, deepest!” are words often used to describe the Sognefjord, and it’s easy to see why. Known as the ‘King of the Fjords’, it’s pretty impressive! It is indeed the longest fjord, has the highest mountains and the deepest waters of any fjord in Norway. 

With the sparkling fjords, majestic mountain peaks, rolling countryside, historical sights and impressive glaciers all adorning our spectacular adventure, the natural scenery will simply take your breath away at every corner. You have the opportunity to explore the region at your leisure - spending time in Bergen, taking a fjord cruise, driving through the spectacular scenery and riding on one of the world’s most scenic rail journeys for an unforgettable holiday in Norway’s famous fjords.

The self-drive itinerary is totally flexible depending on your requirements. Please call our Sales team to find out the different options and to discuss your personal requirements.

Explore the Arctic wilderness on a multiday guided snowmobile adventure, taking you from Inari in Northern Finland to the Arctic ocean on Norway’s coastline - traversing the untamed frozen landscape where only snowmobiles can reach and very few people have set foot, and giving you first-hand experience of the rugged beauty and dramatic landscapes in this region.

This epic trip includes 3 days snowmobiling, with each guest driving their own machine, staying overnight in comfortable accommodation with all meals included, some lunches are outdoors cooked over the fire, and time each evening to relax in the sauna after a day in the saddle.

The tour starts and finishes in Inari, and can be combined with additional days in this area, giving you the opportunity to experience other winter adventures and more time to witness the magical Northern Lights.

Have you ever watched one of those reality survival programmes from the comfort of your armchair and thought “I could do that”? 

Are you the adventurous type, always seeking new challenges and would love to push yourself further? 

Do you sit behind a desk, under pressure to answer every email and attend every meeting, yearning to be outdoors and away from the daily routine?

Or do you consider yourself the practical type, someone who can turn your hand to anything and the envy of your friends, but would love to build new skills?

Whatever the reason, do you have what it takes to survive this wilderness experience? 

On this trip, you’ll learn bushcraft skills from experts for the first 4 nights in a camp environment as part of a small group, before heading out on your own into the unknown for a further 3 nights - making a shelter, catching and foraging for food, with no one else to help and rely on but yourself. Sounds like fun and a once in a lifetime challenge, then look no further, ask our Sales team for more information.

There are very few words that describe how beautiful and unique the Svalbard archipelago is - perhaps the only way to understand is to visit this remarkable place for yourself. 

Travel to the most northerly inhabited town of Longyearbyen on the island Spitsbergen, and step aboard a mini cruise for an unforgettable adventure along the west coast. With two itineraries available, immerse yourself in the arctic wilderness with breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife and rich history of this unique destination.

With expert guides leading the way, ensuring a safe and informative experience, you’ll get the chance to take part in onshore expeditions using small boats, trekking and wildlife spotting with possible sightings of seals, reindeer, polar bears and walruses, as well as onboard lectures and informal gatherings to explain the adventures ahead.

The tour starts with one or two nights in Longyearbyen, including a visit to the Svalbard Museum and wilderness camp before joining the MS Serenissima for either a 3 night or 4 night mini cruise visiting the main attractions along the coastal route through the stunning fjords and icy waters.

The different seasons offer their own unique experiences, so it may be difficult deciding on when to travel. If you wish to experience an Arctic winter setting then May and June are the perfect months - the fjords are partially covered in sea ice and the mountains glisten with snow under the midnight sun. The months of July and August bring 24 hours of daylight with milder temperatures, green tundra and blooming fauna, as well as wildlife thriving and an abundance of birdlife filling the skies. Then towards the end of August the endless daylight begins to fade, bringing a golden light period creating beautiful contrasts between the landscape and sky, a fantastic chance to capture the Arctic beauty on camera.

The fjords of the Lyngen Alps turn a glassy blue colour as winter draws in. By now the snow line has fallen from the peaks to the shores and covered the mountains in a thick white blanket of snow. The Lyngen Alps cover a vast area of Arctic Norway, yet much of this snow remains untouched except for the odd lonely track left by a Nordic skier or arctic animal.

 

For a privileged few travellers, the endlessly beautiful and remote terrain of the Lyngen Alps could be yours to enjoy on this holiday in Norway’s Arctic region. We recommend combining this particular trip with a stay in Tromsø, a northern city with small town charm, boutique shops, cosy restaurants, inviting bars and several attractions all within walking distance and embraced within a friendly atmosphere, before heading to the secluded island at the entrance to the Lyngenfjord. Here you will find the cosy Arctic Panorama Lodge, where guests enjoy a personal service and access to winter adventures including whale watching from November to January inclusive on our 3 night package. With little or no light pollution, the Northern Lights are often seen in their full glory in the night skies above the lodge. An inclusive stay here offers adventure, relaxation and a chance to leave normal life behind - completely!