TIMELESS CHARM OF SCANDINAVIA - DENMARK, SWEDEN & NORWAY 14N/15D
Land-only price per person, based on twin sharing, applicable to groups of at least 6 passengers. Rates may vary for smaller groups. Extra charges apply for single-room occupancy. contact@wanderwise.pw
Tour Price INR - Rs.2,35,000
Tour Price USD - US$ 2350
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation charges are calculated according to the number of calendar days remaining before departure.
| Cancellation before departure | Charge |
|---|---|
| 121 days or more | 10% |
| 120–91 days | 15% |
| 90–61 days | 25% |
| 60–46 days | 50% |
| 45–31 days | 90% |
| 30 days or fewer | 100% |
Charges are calculated as a percentage of the applicable tour cost. Please refer to the specific cancellation terms provided with your booking. Any applicable non-refundable third-party charges should be clearly specified in your booking terms.
Force Majeure / Vis Major
The tour and its arrangements are subject to circumstances beyond our reasonable control, commonly referred to as force majeure or vis major. These may include war, terrorism, civil unrest, natural disasters, floods, earthquakes, severe weather, epidemics, pandemics, government restrictions, border closures, strikes and suspension or cancellation of transport services.
Where such circumstances prevent, materially disrupt or make it unsafe or unlawful to operate the tour, Travel Option Plus / WanderWise may modify the itinerary, change travel arrangements, postpone or cancel the tour, as reasonably necessary.
We will make reasonable efforts to minimise disruption and recover payments from hotels, transport operators, airlines, guides and other service providers. Refunds, credits or alternative arrangements will depend on the services affected, amounts recoverable from suppliers and applicable law.
Deductions for non-refundable third-party costs will be limited to amounts properly incurred or contractually payable and, where appropriate, supported by supplier terms or documentation.
Additional expenses arising from unavoidable changes, including alternative accommodation, transport, meals or extended stays, may be payable by the traveller, subject to applicable law and the circumstances of the disruption.
The ordinary cancellation-fee schedule does not automatically determine the settlement for a force majeure event. Each case will be assessed according to the circumstances, services already provided or committed, and refunds or recoveries available.
Nothing in this clause excludes any rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded.
TOUR SUMMARY
Discover the timeless charm of Scandinavia on this 15-day journey through Denmark, Sweden and Norway, where royal heritage, Viking history, Nordic design and spectacular natural landscapes come together. Begin in Copenhagen, with its colourful Nyhavn waterfront, elegant royal palaces, historic streets and celebrated design culture, before exploring the UNESCO-listed Roskilde Cathedral and the fascinating legacy of the Vikings. Continue to Stockholm, a city of islands and waterways, where medieval Gamla Stan, the remarkable Vasa warship, traditional Swedish folk life and the royal heritage of Drottningholm Palace offer a captivating glimpse into the region’s past and present.
Journey onwards to Norway, where Oslo’s museums, sculpture parks and traditional architecture introduce you to the country’s rich cultural heritage. Travel through dramatic mountain scenery to Flåm, experience the spectacular landscapes of the Nærøyfjord, and discover Bergen’s UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf, with its Hanseatic history, colourful wooden buildings and lively craft traditions. The journey culminates in Ålesund, renowned for its elegant Art Nouveau architecture, and an unforgettable excursion to the magnificent Geirangerfjord, where cascading waterfalls, steep mountainsides and historic mountain farms reveal Norway at its most breathtaking. Blending UNESCO World Heritage Sites, local arts and crafts, Nordic cuisine, scenic rail journeys, fjord cruises and opportunities to encounter wildlife, this tour offers an enriching introduction to the culture, history and extraordinary natural beauty of Scandinavia.
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Best time: Late May - September
Detailed Itinerary👇
Day 1 — Arrival in Copenhagen, Denmark
Welcome to Copenhagen!
Arrive in Copenhagen and transfer to your hotel. After some rest, begin with a walking tour of Nyhavn, the picturesque harbour lined with colourful merchant houses, historic vessels and cafés.
Continue through the old city centre to Amalienborg Palace, the royal family’s residence, and admire the waterfront architecture around the Opera House. Visit the exterior of Frederik’s Church, famous for its monumental dome, and stroll along the harbour towards the Little Mermaid statue.
• Arts and crafts: Explore Danish design shops featuring ceramics, glassware, silver jewellery and minimalist homeware.
• Food culture: Try smørrebrød, traditional open-faced sandwiches, or Danish pastries.
• Evening: Enjoy a relaxed canal-side dinner.
• Local travel: approximately 10–25 km
Later in the evening tour briefing by our experienced tour manager
Welcome dinner & Overnight: Hotel in Copenhagen
Mermaid Statue, Copenhagen
Rosenbog Castle
Day 2 — Copenhagen’s royal history, design and maritime traditions
Begin at Rosenborg Castle, home to royal collections and the Danish Crown Jewels. Walk through the King’s Garden and continue towards the Round Tower, an important historic observatory offering views across Copenhagen’s rooftops.
Visit the National Museum of Denmark to understand Viking society, medieval life, trade and the development of Danish culture. Depending on opening hours, explore the Designmuseum Danmark for Danish furniture, decorative arts, industrial design and craftsmanship.
In the afternoon, visit Christianshavn and the waterfront. A canal cruise provides a different perspective on Copenhagen’s historic warehouses and contemporary architecture.
• Heritage focus: Danish monarchy, Viking history and the evolution of Nordic design.
• Craft focus: Contemporary ceramics, jewellery, furniture and sustainable design.
• Optional evening: Tivoli Gardens, subject to seasonal opening.
• Driving: approximately 15–30 km within the city
Overnight: Hotel in Copenhagen
Day 3 — Roskilde Cathedral and Viking maritime heritage
Travel to Roskilde, a historic Danish royal centre. Visit Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the burial church of Danish monarchs.
Its architecture traces the development of European religious building traditions over several centuries.
Continue to the Viking Ship Museum, where the remains of five Viking ships reveal the skills used in shipbuilding, navigation, trade and warfare.
Explore reconstructions and traditional maritime techniques; hands-on activities depend on the season.
• Copenhagen–Roskilde: approximately 35 km each way
Overnight: Hotel in Copenhagen
Roskilde Cathedral
Gamla Stan town
Day 4 — Copenhagen to Stockholm, Sweden
Travel by train to Stockholm, crossing the Øresund region and southern Sweden. The exact service and journey time depend on the timetable and any connections.
After checking in, explore Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s beautifully preserved old town. Wander along narrow cobbled streets, discover historic squares and admire the colourful façades around Stortorget.
• Arts and crafts: Swedish glass, carved wooden ornaments, textiles and contemporary Scandinavian design.
• Food culture: Sample Swedish meatballs, gravlax or cinnamon buns.
• Train: approximately 650 km, usually around 5–6 hours
Overnight: Hotel in Stockholm.
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