Magic of Scandinavia and the Baltics - Indus Travels - Denmark

Magic of Scandinavia and the Baltics

5.0Based on

Carbon neutral

17 daysDuration

Group TourJoin a group of travelers

30 peopleMaximum group size

8 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

EnglishGuide language

Relaxed

Minimal physical effort, perfect for travelers seeking an easy-going experience.

Starts

Copenhagen, Denmark

Ends

Vilnius, Lithuania

Highlights

Travel iconic landmarks like the Little Mermaid statue and Nyhavn in Copenhagen

Discover Bergen, a UNESCO world heritage city and gateway to the Fjords of Norway

Visit Oslo, the Norwegian capital and one of the greenest cities in the entire world

Travel to Stockholm, Swedens capital city of medieval, urban and nature contrasts

Cruise away to Helsinki, Finlands innovative art, culture and architecture capital

Explore the well-preserved medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tallinn

Taste the local cuisines and traditional meals in the cities of Tallin, Riga and Vilnius

Explore the well-preserved medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tallinn

Taste the local cuisines and traditional meals in the cities of Tallin, Riga and Vilnius

Itinerary

Set out on a 17-day odyssey with the Magic of Scandinavia and the Baltics tour, a sightseeing journey that showcases the best of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania. Beginning in Copenhagen, you’ll visit famous landmarks like Tivoli Gardens and the Little Mermaid, then traverse breathtaking fjords, ride scenic trains, and cruise to storied capitals including Stockholm and Helsinki.

Along the way, marvel at Art Nouveau architecture in Riga and uncover Vilnius’s rich artistic heritage. What makes this tour package exceptional is its sweeping scope—uniting unspoiled natural beauty with the culture and history of Northern Europe’s most captivating cities. Tailored for experienced travelers, this relaxed adventure offers a deep, multifaceted look into Scandinavia and the Baltics.

day 1 - Copenhagen Arrival

Welcome to Copenhagen capital of The Kingdom of Denmark. The history of Copenhagen dates to around the year 800, when it arose around a small fishing village. From the year 1300, it became the capital city. Transfer to the hotel on your own. No transfers from the airport have been included, however, we can offer these at an additional cost. Transfer by shuttle bus can also be pre-booked. Rest of the day at leisure.

Overnight in Copenhagen

Optional: Classic Canal Tour from Nyhavn
The Classic Canal Tour from Nyhavn is a popular boat trip departing from Copenhagen’s vibrant Nyhavn district. This guided tour takes you through the city’s charming canals and waterfronts, showcasing landmarks like the Opera House, the Little Mermaid statue, and Christiansborg Palace. It’s a relaxing way to experience Copenhagen’s beauty and history from the water. No transfer included.

day 2 - Copenhagen - Aarhus

Today, after breakfast, a local guide will take you on a panoramic tour of the capital of Denmark, we will appreciate its old architecture, the district and the port of Nyhavn. In this thousand-year-old city, its historical charm offers at the same time everything expected of a modern metropolis: theatres, museums, restaurants, shops. Other points of interest that we will pass are the Amalienborg Palace – the house of the royalty of Denmark, the Christianborg Palace where the Danish Parliament is located, the National Museum of History or the stock market building, among others. To end our tour, the very famous and well-known 'Little Mermaid' could not be missed. In the afternoon, depart to Aarhus taking the ferry in Odden.

Overnight in Aarhus

day 3 - Aarhus – Stavanger (cruise)

Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel and later leave for a tour with a local guide through Aarhus; This is the second most populous city in Denmark and was named the European Capital of Culture in 2017. Its strategic location made it an important Viking city, and later a flourishing commercial place. Stop at the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral. Free time to continue discovering the city on your own. In the afternoon we will continue to the North of Denmark to reach Hirtshals where we will board an overnight cruise to Norway.

Dinner and overnight on Board

day 4 - Stavanger – Pulpit Rock - Stavanger

After your breakfast, in the morning, a walk with our escort guide to discover the charming old town of Stavanger. The rest of the day is free. We recommend doing one of the two optional activities.

Overnight in Stavanger

Optional: Return cruise from Stavanger to Preikestolen
Cruise on the Lysefjord (Lysefjord). This 3-hour cruise on the Lysefjord will get you close enough to one of the fjord's waterfalls to feel the spray and then to see the Pulpit Rock towering above all the other stunning scenery before retrurning back to the starting point for disembarkation

Optional: Pulpit Rock Cruise and Hiking tour (8h)

Experience the breathtaking Pulpit Rock Cruise and Hiking tour! Sail along stunning fjords, taking in majestic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. After the scenic cruise, embark on a moderate hike to Pulpit Rock, where panoramic views of the Lysefjord await. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this tour combines serene boat rides with exhilarating trekking. Capture unforgettable moments atop one of Norway’s most iconic landmarks. Comfortable gear and guided support ensure a safe, memorable journey. Don’t miss this ultimate outdoor adventure.

day 5 - Stavanger – Bergen

Have your breakfast and then take a ferry from Mortavika to Årsvågen and from Sandvikvåg to Halhjem. Arrival in Bergen and free time for lunch. In the afternoon, a panoramic tour of Bergen with a local guide to see the most emblematic places of the city, including the famous fish market and the Hanseatic quarter, a World Heritage Site (UNESCO). In the afternoon, you will have a chance to take a ride with the Floibanen funicular to the top of mountain Floyen. From there, you can admire the magnificent views of the city and its surrounding landscapes.

Overnight in Bergen

day 6 - Bergen – Flam - Balestrand

After breakfast, we head to Voss to start our spectacular train trip ascending almost 900 meters with incredible views of the fjord. The train journey will start from Voss and take you to Myrdal station, which is a mountain railway station and junction, located about 13 km from the village of Flam. In Myrdal, board the famous Flåmsbana - one of the steepest train lines in the world. The train journey runs through fantastic nature, past the Rallar road, steep mountains, breathtaking waterfalls, and no less than 20 tunnels. It offers so many viewpoints that many feel like traveling multiple times between the mountain and the fjord. Arrive at Flam where you will have some free time to discover this village. The journey continues by cruise on the Sognefjord to our accommodation in Balestrand, a rural area surrounded by nature. Sognefjord - the King of Norway and the longest fjord in Norway. The initial part of the fjord, called Aurlandsfjord, is a 17-kilometer arm of the world’s second-longest fjord, the Sognefjord (204 km). It is one of the most picturesque fjords in the world.

Overnight in Balestrand

day 7 - Balestrand – Borgund Church - Oslo

Post breakfast at the hotel, we will continue our route through mountains, valleys, and incredible landscapes with numerous villages scattered by nature, taking the corresponding connecting ferries. We will stop at the Borgund Church, a wooden church dating back to 1,180 AD (entrance included). In the afternoon we will continue to Lake Tyrifjord and arrive in Oslo.

Overnight in Oslo

day 8 - Oslo – Vigeland Park - Karlstad

Enjoy your delicious breakfast at the hotel. Guided tour of Oslo including, Frogner Park with the Vigeland sculpture complex, passing the City Hall, the Royal Palace, and the modern Opera. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, departure to Sweden. Arrival in Karlstad, located in the delta formed by two of Sweden's great natural watercourses: the Klara River and the impressive Lake Vänern.

Overnight in Karlstad

day 9 - Karlstad – Stockholm

After breakfast, depart to the East until reaching the Swedish capital, built on 14 islands. Surrounded by Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea, its grand public buildings, palaces, rich cultural history, and museums tell its beautiful 700-year history. Upon arrival to Stockholm, you will enjoy a panoramic tour of the city with a local guide, visit the old town or \"Gamla Stan\" with its network of small squares and cobbled streets, and we will see the exteriors of the Royal Palace, the Cathedral, and the Parliament.

Overnight in Stockholm

day 10 - Stockholm – Helsinki (cruise)

Breakfast at Hotel. This morning is on your own. You can explore the City by yourself. Stockholm is generally referred to as Beauty on Water, or Venice of the North, as the city is built upon 14 islands. Along a canal, you can enjoy Swedish Fika or do last-minute shopping. In the afternoon, make your own way to the Stockholm harbour and board your overnight cruise to Helsinki.

Overnight on Board

Optional: Royal Canal Tour in Stockholm
The Royal Canal Tour in Stockholm offers a scenic 50-minute boat ride through the city’s beautiful waterways. As you cruise around the islands, you’ll admire iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace, the Parliament, and the historic old town of Gamla Stan from a unique perspective. This relaxing tour provides insight into Stockholm’s rich history and stunning architecture, making it a perfect way to explore the city’s charm while enjoying the peaceful water views. Ideal for all ages. No transfers included.

day 11 - Helsinki

After breakfast on Board, Welcome to Finland and its magnificent capital city Helsinki! Upon arrival to Helsinki, you will enjoy a 3-hour Sightseeing Tour of Helsinki. Amongst others, you will see Senaatintori, the Senate Square and its magnificent architectural ensemble. Right around the corner near the harbour, you will find the Kauppatori, the picturesque market square, characterized by an abundance of flowers, fruits, and busy traders. The Tuomio Kirkko (cathedral) is our next stop. It was built in the 19th century and has an impressive copper dome. Concerts are regularly taking place inside. Another church, the Temppeliaukio Kirkko is carved into the rock, which gives excellent acoustics. One of the last stops is the Uspenski Cathedral - the Orthodox Cathedral in neo-Byzantine style rears its mighty mass of red brick on the Katajanokka Island. Late afternoon. after checking-in you will have free time at leisure to explore Helsinki.

Overnight in Helsinki

day 12 - Helsinki – Tallinn (cruise)

After breakfast at the hotel, make your way to the cruise ship terminal, where you will embark on a scenic 2-hour cruise to Tallinn. Upon arrival and following lunch, enjoy a guided 3-hour sightseeing tour of the city with a knowledgeable local guide. Discover Tallinn’s enchanting Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, divided into two distinct areas: Toompea Hill and the Lower Town, centered around the charming Raekoja Plats (Town Hall Square) and still enclosed by a 2.5 km fortified wall. Highlights of the tour include the majestic Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral, the historic Toompea Castle, home to the Estonian Parliament as well as the iconic City Hall Square, the House of the Brotherhood of Blackheads and the impressive St. Olaf and Niguliste churches. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure to explore more of the city's attractions, indulge in local cuisine, shop for unique souvenirs, or simply soak in the medieval charm of Tallinn at your own pace.

Overnight in Tallinn

day 13 - Tallinn - Riga

Today after breakfast, enjoy a leisurely morning with free time to further explore the charming streets of Tallinn at your own pace. In the afternoon, depart for Riga aboard a comfortable AC coach. Along the way, make a short stop in Pärnu, a lively seaside resort town known for its early 20th-century architecture and scenic beach promenade. Take a moment to stretch your legs and perhaps sample a local snack before continuing your journey into Latvia and onward to Riga.

Overnight in Riga

day 14 - Riga

In the morning after breakfast, start your day with a 3-hour Sightseeing Tour of Riga, where we visit the UNESCO world heritage sights as the elegant Art Nouveau district, the old town with many medieval churches. Drive along the central boulevards of Riga surrounded by beautiful city Canal Park and Bastion hill, many beautiful parks, the New Opera house from the XIX century, the Riga Castle built for Riga's archbishop in the 14th century, the largest in Europe Riga's Central market build from reused zeppelin hangars. During the walk along the cobble streets of Riga, witness the impressive Powder Tower, Swedish barracks and Swedish gate, \"Three Brothers”, Brotherhood of Blackheads building established there 600 years ago and majestic Dome Cathedral founded in 1211 with one of the best organs in Europe with nearly 7000 pipes, house of cats, Richard Vagner Street and theatre where he conducted in the 1830s, Great and Small guild houses. Rest of the day at leisure to continue exploring the city at your own pace, visit some more attractions and try the local cuisine.

Overnight in Riga

day 15 - Riga - Vilnius

After breakfast at the hotel, you will depart for Vilnius. After crossing the border into Lithuania, enjoy a short photo stop at the Hill of Crosses, an awe-inspiring pilgrimage site shrouded in mystery, with thousands of crosses symbolizing faith, hope and resistance. Upon arrival in Vilnius, embark on a 3-hour guided sightseeing tour of the city. Discover the unique charm of the Old Town, where a Central European Catholic architectural style contrasts with the Germanic influences seen in other Baltic capitals. Wander through a labyrinth of narrow streets, quiet courtyards and historic churches, each holding centuries of stories. Highlights of the tour include Vilnius Cathedral and an exterior visit to the stunning Saint Anne’s Church, a true masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

Overnight in Vilinius

day 16 - Vilnius

Breakfast in the hotel. The whole day at leisure; enjoy some last-minute shopping for Baltic souvenirs, try the local cuisine, or choose some of the optional activities.

Overnight in Vilinius

Optional: Half Day Tour to Trakai Castle with local Lunch
Enjoy a half-day excursion to the picturesque town of Trakai, located just outside Vilnius. Explore the iconic Trakai Castle, a beautifully restored 14th-century red-brick fortress set on an island in Lake Galvė. Learn about its rich history as the former residence of Lithuanian grand dukes and admire the scenic surroundings. After the tour, savor a traditional local lunch, offering a taste of authentic Lithuanian cuisine, before returning to Vilnius.

day 17 - Vilnius –

After breakfast, depending on your flight details, you can still enjoy some time in the city. Make your own way to the Vilnius Airport for your return flight home. No transfers to the airport have been included, however we can offer these at an additional cost.

Get Trip Brochure & Exclusive Discount

Download a detailed PDF brochure and unlock an exclusive discount for this tour

What's Included

Accommodation

14 nights accommodation on a twin sharing basis at listed superior hotels or similar

Meals

Daily breakfast at the hotel and cruise01 dinner on the cruise on Day 0401 dinner in a hotel in Balestrand

Transport

All Transportation by AC deluxe motor coachFerry Ride:Odden Aarhus

Guide

Sightseeing with a private, English-speaking tour guide:03-hour in Copenhagen

Others

01 night on board cruise Aarhus to Fjord Line, sea view cabins on twin sharing basis01 night on board cruise Stockholm to Helsinki, inside B-class cabin on twin sharing basisService of English-speaking tour escort (day 02-11)02-hour in Aarhus02-hour Bergen Walking Tour03-hour Oslo Tour03-hour Stockholm Tour03-hour Helsinki Tour03-hour Tallinn Tour03-hour Riga Tour03-hour Vilnius TourCruise on the Sognefjord & Aurlandsfjord from Flam to BalestrandPanoramic train from Myrdal to FlamBergen Railway train from Voss to MyrdalCruise from Helsinki to Tallinn (2 hours)Mortavika ArsvagenSandvikvag HalhjemDragsvik HellaManheller FodnesAll local applicable taxes

Entrance

Entrance to Borgund church

What's Excluded

Customer Reviews

Read what other travelers have to say about Magic of Scandinavia and the Baltics

5.0

based on 2 reviews

Request a Private, Customizable Departure

By design, this is a group tour. You can however request a private, customized version of this tour for yourself or your private group of people. Private departures are usually more expensive, but come with these benefits:

Personal

Itinerary can be tweaked and customized.

Professional

Access our Travel Specialists' insider knowledge.

Privacy

Enjoy a tour focused solely on you or your travel group.

Protected

Travel within your own bubble.

Request a private and/or personalized departure

To design a private tour, we'll ask you some more information in the following steps.

Tour Availability

Select your preferred departure date and secure your spot

Loading availability...

Good to Know

Cancellation

Payment

Travel Insurance

Visa

Do you need help from our trip consultants?

If you have any question about this tour or need help with planning a trip, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

Our travel experts are ready to help.

Why Book with Bookmundi

Earn USD 180+ in travel credits.

Best price guaranteed.

No credit card or booking fees.

100% financial protection.Bookmundi is a member of the Danish Travel Fund which guarantees for any payment made via us. Our guarantee covers all travelers, irrespective of nationality.

Carbon neutral tours.Algorithms and machine learning enables Bookmundi to calculate the carbon footprint for each tour. We then subsequently offset carbon emissions for all tour bookings on Bookmundi via investments in carbon reduction projects to help combat climate change.

25,000+ trip reviews, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.

What are customers saying about Bookmundi

4.67/5

Excellent based on 820 customer reviews from

&quot;&quot;

Very prompt and excellent service.

3 days ago

Similar Tours You Might Like

Discover our top tours similar to Magic of Scandinavia and the Baltics that you might like.

Scenic Scandinavia and its Fjords

4.7(245 reviews)

Scenic Scandinavia and its Fjords' invites you on a 14-day city sightseeing adventure from Copenhagen to Stockholm. Journey through Oslo, Lillehammer, and Sognefjord, discovering fairy-tale landscapes and colorful history. Crafted for experienced travelers who appreciate both comfort and cultural depth, the tour package offers unique experiences like riding Europe’s exciting trains and visiting a working farm near Bergen. The standout feature is the immersive storytelling—learn about Hans Christian Andersen and the region’s folklore while surrounded by Nordic beauty. If you seek a trip filled with enchanting scenery and rich local traditions, this tour is your perfect escape.

14 days

Nordic Adventure

4.4(50 reviews)

Fjords, glaciers, and the Midnight Sun—Nordic Adventure is your gateway to Scandinavia’s most awe-inspiring sights. Over 20 days, journey from Copenhagen to Oslo, visiting Alta, Helsinki, Rovaniemi, and many more across four countries. Experience local traditions, cross the Arctic Circle, and even meet Santa Claus in Lapland. This moderate-activity, guided city sightseeing tour is perfect for those who seek breathtaking landscapes and authentic cultural immersion. The unique selling point? Its comprehensive coverage of the Nordic region, ensuring you don’t miss a single iconic moment on this epic Scandinavian adventure.

20 days

Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics

4.7(27 reviews)

Discover the magic of both Scandinavia and the Baltics on the Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics tour, an epic 19-day natural landmarks sightseeing trip from Copenhagen to Warsaw. Cross eight countries, from Norway’s majestic fjords to the medieval streets of Tallinn and the cultural treasures of Latvia and Lithuania. Explore Helsinki’s island-studded vistas, the enigmatic Hill of Crosses, and end in the vibrant heart of Poland. Carefully curated for those who love to venture off the beaten path, this journey’s USP is its rare combination of classic highlights and hidden gems—delivering an unforgettable blend of history, nature, and cross-cultural discovery.

20 days

Copenhagen to Northern Norway

Scandinavia’s stylish capitals and wild Arctic landscapes unfold on this 15-day "Copenhagen to Northern Norway" tour package—crafted for travelers with a moderate appetite for adventure and discovery. Beginning in Copenhagen, you’ll pedal through cycle-friendly streets, savor Gothenburg’s sweet hagabullen, and escape to tranquil archipelago beaches. Oslo’s quirky museums offer a cultural fix before heading north to Trondheim’s photogenic corners and the stunning Lofoten Islands. This journey wraps up in Tromso, where the midnight sun reigns above the Arctic Circle. A standout feature is the seamless blend of cosmopolitan city life and untouched nature, making this trip ideal for explorers seeking both urban sophistication and breathtaking wilderness.

15 days

Grand Scandinavia

4.6(100 reviews)

The ultimate northern adventure awaits on 'Grand Scandinavia,' a 20-day sightseeing trip from Copenhagen to Oslo. Cruise the Baltic Sea to Helsinki, delve into Viking history in Oslo, and marvel at Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid. Celebrate the midnight sun at North Cape with champagne and caviar, sample Finnish delicacies at Helsinki’s Food Market, and explore Stockholm’s ABBA Museum and Vasa Galleon. Meet Sami communities and their huskies in Lapland, then close your journey among Oslo’s ancient Viking ships. This comprehensive tour stands out for its sweeping coverage of Scandinavia’s cultural icons, natural wonders, and local traditions.

20 days

ScanBaltic Tour

4.5(22 reviews)

For travelers who crave a comprehensive exploration of Northern Europe without the rush, the "ScanBaltic Tour" is a standout choice. Spanning 17 days from Copenhagen to Warsaw, this easy-paced city sightseeing journey traverses Denmark, Poland, and beyond, with stops in Stavanger, Bergen, Helsinki, and eight other captivating destinations. Seniors will appreciate the tour’s thoughtful structure—accommodation, transport, meals, and more are expertly arranged to provide maximum comfort. The unique selling point: a diverse itinerary that seamlessly blends cultural highlights, scenic wonders, and historic cities, all at a relaxed tempo. This group tour is ideal for those looking to deeply experience the richness of the Baltic and Scandinavian regions in comfort.

17 days

Nordic Gems and Poland End Riga

From Copenhagen to Riga, the "Nordic Gems and Poland End Riga" tour offers seniors a 15-day exploration of Northern Europe’s cultural riches. This easy city sightseeing tour covers Warsaw, Sopot, and six more destinations across Denmark and Latvia, providing a blend of urban and historic experiences. With accommodations, transport, and meals included, participants can focus on enjoying each destination at a relaxed pace. The tour’s unique advantage is its thorough coverage of both Nordic and Polish highlights, creating a well-rounded, memorable itinerary.

15 days

Europe

Asia

South America

Africa

North America

Oceania

Polar

Food, wine, events and nightlife

Adventure and sport

Wildlife, landscapes and nature

Boat tours, water sports and marine wildlife

Sightseeing, attractions, culture and history

Air tours, road trips and transfers

Beach, romance, getaways and relaxation

Special interests and hobbies

Hi there

Highlights