• Begin your journey with an international flight boundfor Stockholm, Sweden — the stylish and historic capital.
• Get ready for adventure as you prepare to experience the Arctic’s magic, from Northern Lights to snowy wilderness.

• Relax in-flight, reflect on the upcoming days of exploration, and savor the excitement of what's ahead.
• Arrival in Stockholm will be the next day, marking the official start of your Scandinavian expedition.

• Arrival at Stockholm Arlanda Airport
  • Immigration and customs clearance
  • Meet and greet at the airport.
  • Private transfer from the airport to the hotel
  • Hotel check-in
  • Time to relax and freshen up
• Leisure time to explore the nearby city area at your own pace
• Afternoon/Evening: Guided Walking Tour of Stockholm
  • Meet your local guide in Gamla Stan (Old Town)
  • Stroll through medieval cobblestone streets and historic squares.
  • Visit Riddarholmen (Knights' Islet) for stunning waterfront views and Gothic architecture.
  • Hear captivating stories of Stockholm’s royal and Viking past.
  • Tour concludes outside the grand Royal Palace, the official residence of the Swedish royal family.
  • Note: This is a public tour with a limited number of participants
• Welcome Dinner at a local Indian restaurant.
• Overnight stay in Stockholm.

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Morning: Guided Visits on Djurgården Island
  • Visit the Vasa Museum.
  • See the world-famous 17th-century warship Vasa, preservednearly intact after sinking in 1628.
  • Explore 11 engaging exhibitions surrounding the ship.
  • Use multi-level viewing platforms for unique perspectives.
  • Access the audio guide via smartphone for an immersive, selfpacedexperience
•   Visit the ABBA The Museum
  • Enjoy a pre-booked entry to this interactive tribute toSweden’s iconic pop group.
  • Sing along, try on virtual costumes, mix music, and step onstage with ABBA through interactive exhibits.
  • Located on scenic Djurgården Island, known for its culturalattractions and parks
• Afternoon: Free time at leisure
• Explore Stockholm on your own, optional visits to Skansen,the Royal National City Park, or shopping in Östermalm.
• Evening assembly at the restaurant for Dinner.
• Overnight stay in Stockholm.

• Check out of your hotel in Stockholm in the morning.
• Transfer to Stockholm Airport to board your flight to Oslo, Norway.
• Upon arrival in Oslo, meet your local driver and transfer to the hotel in the city.
• Later in the day, meet your local guide for a Guided City Tour of Oslo, covering:
  • The Oslo Opera House – iconic modern architecture on the waterfront
  • Christiania Torv – a historical square in the old town.
  • Aker Brygge – lively harbor area with restaurants and shops
  • City Hall – the venue where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented.
  • National Theater – a landmark cultural venue.
  • Karl Johans Gate – the city’s bustling main street.
  • Norwegian Parliament – final stop of the walking tour.
  • Tour starting point: Meet your guide by the Tiger Sculpture at JernbanetorgetMetro Station
•  After the tour, enjoy free time at leisure to explore Oslo on your own.
• Evening assembly at the restaurant for Dinner.
• Overnight stay in Oslo.

• Morning: Check out from the hotel in Oslo
  • Private transfer to Oslo Airport
  • Board a flight to Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
• Arrival in Longyearbyen – Gateway to the Arctic
  • Meet your local driver at the airport.
  • Private transfer to the hotel and check-in
• Afternoon: Guided City Sightseeing Tour of Longyearbyen
  • Explore Svalbard’s main town, a unique Arctic settlement full of surprises.
  • Svalbard Global Seed Vault – the world’s largest secure seed storage facility.
  • Svalbard Museum – learn about Arctic history, wildlife, and polar exploration.
  • Galleri Svalbard – local art and photography exhibition space.
  • Svalbard Church – one of the northernmost churches in the world
  • Aerial Ropeway Junction – historic mining structure with views over thefjord and Hjortfjellet Mountain.
  • Enjoy warm drinks and sweets during the tour.
  • Gain insight into Longyearbyen’s rich culture, vibrant community, and polarlegacy
• Evening assembly at the restaurant for Dinner.
• Savor Arctic cuisine in one of the northernmost towns on Earth.
• Overnight stay in Longyearbyen, Svalbard

• Board MS Billefjord for the world’s northernmost fjord cruise — ajourney through Billefjorden toward the majestic Nordenskiöld.
  • Glacier and the ghost town of Pyramiden.
  • Keep watch for Arctic wildlife: whales, seals, and seabirds around the dramatic bird cliffs of Diabas. With luck, spot a polar bear nearthe glacier or on drifting ice.
  • Marvel at Nordenskiöld Glacier, one of the Arctic’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders (weather permitting), and capture its stunning blue-ice vistas.
  • Listen to engaging stories from your onboard guide aboutLongyearbyen’s history, Arctic wildlife, glacial geology — and enjoya “polar tall tale” or two.
  • Arrive in Pyramiden, greeted with a “Welcome to Russia!” andexplore eerie, abandoned Soviet-era buildings while staying close to the group for safety (polar bears may be nearby).
  • Walk through living history in Pyramiden’s silent streets, where echoes of the past meet the raw wilderness of the High Arctic.
  • Return via Skansbukta as your guide shares the haunting tale of Svenskhuset (The Swedish House).
• Evening Dinner Gathering: Reconnect over a warm meal at a localrestaurant in Longyearbyen.
• Overnight stay in Longyearbyen, ready for the next day of Arctic discovery.

• Morning: Check out from the hotel in Longyearbyen
• Private transfer to Longyearbyen Airport
• Board a flight to Reykjavik, Iceland.
• Afternoon: Arrival in Reykjavik
  • Private transfer to your hotel in Reykjavik City Centre.
  • Hotel check-in and time to relax.
  • Free time at leisure to explore the city or unwind.
• Evening assembles at the restaurant for an early Dinner.
• Night Activity: Northern Lights Hunting Tour
  • Hotel pick-up from designated locations in central Reykjavik.
  • Depart the city and head into the Icelandic countryside in search ofthe aurora borealis.
  • No fixed route – expert guides choose locations based on the latest aurora activity and cloud forecasts.
• Enjoy:
  • Informative commentary about the northern lights and Iceland
  • Stargazing in remote, dark-sky locations
  • Tips from your guide on camera settings for capturing the aurora
  • Short walking opportunities in serene Arctic surroundings
• Late Night: Return to the hotel
• Overnight stay in Reykjavik.

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Full-Day Golden Circle Tour from Reykjavik
  • Embark on Iceland’s most popular sightseeing route, covering dramaticnatural and historical landmarks along a 300 km loop.Highlights include:
  • Þingvellir National Park
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site – location of the world’s oldest surviving parliament
  • Observe the geological divide between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
  •  Geysir Geothermal Area
  • See Strokkur geyser erupt every few minutes.
  • Explore steaming vents, bubbling mud pots, and mineral-richterrain
  • Gullfoss Waterfall
  • Admire the stunning "Golden Falls" as they plunge into a deep canyon.
  • One of Iceland’s most powerful and photogenic waterfalls.
  •  Kerið Volcanic Crater Lake
  • Visit a vibrant crater filled with turquoise water.
  • Walk along the rim for panoramic views.
  • Additional scenic stops may be included if time permits. Enjoy surprise detours to smaller natural gems along the route for an even deeper immersion into Iceland’s dramatic landscapes.
• Relaxing Visit to the Blue Lagoon: Unwind at Iceland’s world-famous geothermal spa, where soothing milky-blue waters offer rejuvenation in a surreal volcanic landscape.
  • Geothermal Healing: Bathe in naturally heated waters rich in silica and minerals, known for their skin-nourishing properties and therapeutic effects.
  • Silica Mud Masks: Treat yourself to a complimentary silica mask for a revitalizing spa experience while immersed in the warm lagoon.
  • Swim-Up Bar: Enjoy a refreshing drink without leaving the water,adding a touch of indulgence to your soak.
  • Twilight Ambience: Bask in the magical atmosphere as the sun sets over the lava fields, turning your visit into a serene and unforgettableexperience.
• Dinner at a Local Restaurant: Gather for a delicious evening meal, reflecting on a day filled with adventure and tranquility.
• Overnight in Reykjavik: Return to your hotel for a restful night in theheart of Iceland’s capital.

•  Morning: Check out from the hotel in Reykjavik.
• Transfer to Reykjavik Airport & board flight to Nuuk, Greenland.
• Arrival in Nuuk
  • Meet your local driver at the airport & transfer to your hotel in Nuuk City Centre.
  • Hotel check-in and short rest
•  Afternoon: Guided Walking Tour of Nuuk
• Discover Greenland’s capital with a local guide
  • Visit the Greenland National Museum.
  • View artifacts from all eras and cultures of Greenlandic history.
  • Explore the Old Colonial Harbour.
    • See well-preserved 18th–19th century buildings.
    • Learn about the early European presence in Greenland.
  • Walk past historic landmarks:
  • Whale blubber processing equipment
  • Hans Egede’s House – the missionary who founded Nuuk.
  • Mother of the Sea sculpture in the tidal zone.
  • Statue of Hans Egede near the old church.
  • Visit the open-air market – see locals selling freshly caught fish, seal, and reindeer.
  • Walk by the Greenlandic Parliament & end at the Katuaq Cultural Centre.
    • A modern architectural landmark and hub for local art and culture.
  • Enjoy a traditional Kaffemik break – Greenlandic coffee and treats shared in localtradition
• Evening assembles at the restaurant for Dinner.
• Explore Nuuk’s local dining scene at your leisure.
• Overnight stay in Nuuk.

• Morning: Breakfast at the hotel
• Qoornoq Island Adventure (Three-in-One Experience)
  • Enjoy a full-day immersive tour combining a boat cruise, cultural exploration, and nature discovery:
  • Boat Tour in Nuuk Fjord
  • Cruise along the stunning Nuuk Fjord and take in the picturesqueviews of colorful seaside houses dotting the Greenlandic capital.
  • Visit to Qoornoq – Abandoned Settlement
  • Step ashore at the historic Qoornoq Island, once a thriving settlementand now a tranquil summer retreat for locals. Walk among the remnants of the past while soaking up the serene landscape.
  • Sightseeing Around the Island
  • Reboard the boat and circle the island as the captain shares stories ofold Norse settlement sites scattered across the area.
  • Stop at Mount Sermitsiaq’s Iconic Waterfall.
  • Conclude your fjord experience with a refreshing visit to the stunning waterfall cascading down the back of Mount Sermitsiaq, a dramatic natural highlight.
• Evening Dinner in Nuuk
• Gather for a delightful local dinner to reflect on the day’s discoveries.
• Overnight stay in Nuuk.

• Morning Check-Out & Airport Transfer
• Depart your hotel in Nuuk and head to the airport for yourflight to Denmark.
• Flight from Nuuk to Copenhagen
• Travel from the Arctic landscapes of Greenland back to thecultural heart of Scandinavia.
• Arrival in Copenhagen & Private Transfer.
  • Upon arrival in Copenhagen, meet your local driver for acomfortable private transfer to your city-center hotel.
• Evening Dinner in Copenhagen
• Enjoy a warm welcome to the City Centre with a delicious evening meal.
• Overnight in Copenhagen

• Morning: Breakfast at the hotel
• Guided Exploration of Copenhagen
• Embark on a captivating city tour led by a local expert, blending Copenhagen’s royal heritage, modern culture, and vibrant neighborhoods.
  • The Marble Church (Frederik’s Church): Admire this stunningBaroque church with its majestic dome and intricate interior design.
  • Nyhavn Harbor: Stroll through Copenhagen’s most colorful district,filled with charming 17th-century buildings, docked wooden ships,and lively cafes.
  • Rosenborg Castle & Gardens: Dive into Danish royal history as youexplore this fairy-tale castle and its beautiful gardens.
  • Torvehallerne Market: Indulge in local delicacies at this gourmet foodmarket featuring fresh seafood, pastries, and Danish specialties.
  • Vor Frue Church (Cathedral of Copenhagen): Discover serene Neoclassical architecture and remarkable sculptures in the city's main cathedral.
  • Christiansborg Palace: Step into Denmark’s center of power, home to the Parliament, Supreme Court, and royal reception rooms.
  • Royal Library Garden & The Black Diamond: Relax in a peaceful greenhaven next to Copenhagen’s modern library landmark.
  • Holmen Naval Base & Nyboder Quarter: Walk through Copenhagen’shistoric naval district and the iconic yellow barracks built for 17th-century sailors.
  • The Citadel (Kastellet): Explore this star-shaped fortress withpanoramic views and stories of Copenhagen’s military past.
  • Gefion Fountain: Be amazed by this grand mythological sculpturerepresenting the Norse goddess Gefion.
  • Vor Frelsers Church: Climb the spiral tower for spectacular, sweepingviews over Copenhagen.
  • Christiania: Wander through this alternative, artistic neighborhood, a creative contrast to Copenhagen’s classic elegance.
  • The Little Mermaid Statue: Snap a photo with Copenhagen’s most iconic symbol, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy tale.
• Afternoon at Leisure: Free time to explore the city at your own paceor do some last-minute shopping.
• Farewell Dinner at an Indian Restaurant: Gather for a heartfelt final meal to celebrate your Arctic journey with great company and flavorful cuisine.
• Overnight in Copenhagen

• Breakfast at the hotel (time permitting)
• Check out of your hotel.
• Private transfer to Copenhagen Airport
• Meet your driver at the hotel lobby at the scheduled time.
• Transfer in a private vehicle to the airport for your return flight.
• Board your flight back to your home country.
• Bid farewell to Scandinavia and the Arctic with unforgettablememories.

Winter (November–March): For Northern Lights, snow adventures, and polar night experience.

Summer (May–August): For Midnight Sun, wildlife, and cruises.

Spring/Autumn (April, September–October): For fewer crowds and mild weather.

Visa rules vary based on your nationality and the destination country (for example, a Schengen visa is needed for Norway, Finland, or Sweden, while a U.S. visa is required for Alaska).