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- The best Finland, Norway and Sweden tour packages
- What people love about Finland, Norway And Sweden Tours
- Travel Finland, Norway and Sweden your way
- Finland, Norway and Sweden tours for every type of group
- Top Finland, Norway and Sweden travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Finland, Norway and Sweden
- Contact our Finland, Norway and Sweden travel experts
- What our customers ask about Finland, Norway and Sweden Tours & Trips
The best Finland, Norway and Sweden tour packages
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From Copenhagen to Helsinki
70 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We really had a great time and the tour was well organized. We highly recommend it to next travellers.”
Andrea, traveled in September
Stockholm's Nobel Prize Museum opens this Nordic adventure, leading to Helsinki's Suomenlinna fortress. A cruise past the Åland Islands reveals Turku's Swedish heritage and Naantali's wooden houses. Accommodations include the Quality Hotel Globe and overnight ferry lodging.
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From
- NZ$3,771
Capitals of Scandinavia
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The be my guest lunch was off the beaten track and was sensational.”
Marilyn, traveled in August
The maritime heritage of Finland and Sweden comes alive during an overnight Baltic cruise from Stockholm to Helsinki. The itinerary includes Stockholm's City Hall, home to Nobel Prize ceremonies, and Helsinki's Finlandia Hall, with local immersion at Market Square's food stalls and optional day trips to Estonia's medieval Tallinn.
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Trafalgar From $6,225
10% Off- NZ$5,603You save $623
Nordic Adventure
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Highly organised and professional at all times. Enjoyed all the extra treats along the journey.”
Michael, traveled in July
This 20-day Nordic odyssey showcases Helsinki's Finlandia Hall, Santa's home in Rovaniemi, the Arctic Circle at Saariselkä, and Norway's Lofoten Islands, with unique stays including Pohjanhovi Hotel in Finnish Lapland.
Duration 20 days Destinations Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Trafalgar From $12,550
10% Off- NZ$11,295You save $1,255
Grand Scandinavia (Classic)
13 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“A fantastic trip, our guide Greg and driver Zolton were exceptional. A very attentive Tour Director and attention to details the best.”
MerrianLawson, traveled in July
Helsinki's Food Market introduces local delicacies on this Nordic adventure. The route includes Santa's Village in Rovaniemi, champion huskies at Lyrek farm in Alta, and Stockholm's Vasa Galleon, featuring an overnight Baltic cruise and stay at Santa's Hotel in Rovaniemi.
Duration 20 days Destinations Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Insight Vacations From $12,723
9% Off- NZ$11,523You save $1,200
Scandinavian Secrets End Tallinn
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Tour is great if you are looking for something which takes are of all of the logistics for you.”
Cassandra, traveled in June
Oslo's modern architecture sets the stage for this Nordic adventure, followed by Stockholm's Gamla Stan and Nobel Prize Museum, and a cruise through Finland's Åland Islands. The journey continues to Naantali's wooden houses and Helsinki's old market before reaching the UNESCO-listed Suomenlinna fortress.
Duration 8 days Destinations Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From
9% Off- NZ$1,979
What people love about Finland, Norway And Sweden Tours
- From Copenhagen to Helsinki
We love the trip program and love the tour guides. The cruise was magnificent from Stockholm to Helsinki. Hope we can do the tour again next time.
- Capitals of Scandinavia
I was not thrilled with the way Trafalgar sets up their tours. On the first day in each city, we had a 1-2 hour bus ride just pointing out different sites. Then to actually visit most of the attractions in was an optional experience with an additional fee. I would have preferred to pay more up front and had all the important sites and activities included and not waste time just touring around on a bus.
- Grand Scandinavia (Classic)
Excellent tour. Poor follow up by insight management after tour
Travel Finland, Norway and Sweden your way
Our coach tours take in Copenhagen, Bergen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki with clever stops along the way. You'll pause in places like Odense where Hans Christian Andersen grew up, and see Bergen's old Bryggen Quay which UNESCO recognizes as rather special. Our customers tell us they love how varied each day is - maybe you're deep in Viking history at Oslo's Ship Museum one morning, then watching fjord landscapes unfold the next. The drivers know exactly when to stop for photos and time the routes to catch soft morning light at the best viewpoints. What really makes these tours work are the local guides who mix current Nordic life with historical tales as you go.
Our explorer routes through Scandinavia connect Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki in a well-tested 13-15 day journey. You'll get a proper feel for each Nordic capital while having enough time to wander off the main streets too. The mix works really well - our travelers love how the guided city walks show them key spots like Tivoli Gardens and Gamla Stan, then they have free time to follow their own interests. Taking overnight ferries between cities adds a nice touch to the experience, though it's worth noting not all cabin windows have views. The group often comes together for local dinners, which turns out to be a great way to try Nordic dishes and chat with fellow travelers.
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The cultural immersion tours across Scandinavia offer exceptional depth through meaningful local connections and insider access. Our travelers frequently mention their visits to Sami villages, where community members share insights into indigenous customs, reindeer herding practices, and authentic daily routines. The multi-week capital city explorations include special entry to Stockholm's City Hall with Nobel Prize ceremony details, plus guided walks through Oslo's Viking Ship Museum. Local hosts welcome visitors for lunch in converted Swedish churches from the 1800s, sharing their farm-to-table philosophy, while other stops feature Uppsala's centuries-old cathedral and Bergen's wooden Bryggen quarter, a UNESCO heritage site. What sets these tours apart, according to our customers, is how the local guides transform each location - from Copenhagen's initiatives supporting the homeless community, to the cultural significance of Swedish fika coffee traditions in Alingsås. The most in-depth cultural routes blend city experiences with countryside encounters, taking small groups to hidden gems like Gammelstad's church village and traditional fishing settlements along Norway's dramatic Lofoten Islands. Adding to the exclusive feel are early morning visits to Christiansborg Palace's royal chambers and guided tours of the Sami Parliament in Karasjok, before the regular crowds arrive.
Finland, Norway and Sweden tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
39 tours in Finland, Norway and SwedenThe group tours usually run 10-14 days and mix city life with nature quite nicely. People really connect on these trips - sharing stories over traditional dinners and helping each other during snowshoe walks near Rovaniemi. You'll get special access to places like Stockholm's City Hall where they hold the Nobel Prize banquet and the Sami Parliament building in Karasjok. The hotels are well-placed, and the coaches come with WiFi. Our guides are particularly good at managing mixed-language groups and adjusting the pace so everyone stays comfortable.
Small Group
6 tours in Finland, Norway and SwedenThese highly regarded Nordic group tours run for 13-15 days across Finland, Norway, and Sweden, letting you discover the region with a small group of fellow travelers. You'll explore essential sites like Stockholm's Vasa Museum and take boat trips through Naeroyfjord, while also diving into authentic experiences like village safaris near Lake Siljan and survival skills workshops in Finnish Lapland. Our travelers consistently praise how the tours balance structured city walks with plenty of independent time to explore Copenhagen's markets or capture photos of Bergen's historic wooden architecture. Winter tours shift focus to Arctic experiences, where you'll drive dog sleds through snow-covered forests, learn ice fishing from locals, and spend nights in distinctive ice hotels maintained at -5°C. The local guides make these journeys special, sharing their deep cultural knowledge, from traditional fire-starting methods to Viking stories about the Northern Lights, while you wait for them to appear over Abisko National Park. Summer itineraries feature kayaking in Swedish archipelagos, cycling through Copenhagen's lesser-known districts and also hiking above Bergen via the Fløibanen funicular.
Private / Personalized
11 tours in Finland, Norway and SwedenPrivate tours give you complete freedom to explore Stockholm, Oslo, Bergen and Helsinki at your own speed. You'll have local guides in each city who can shift focus based on what interests you most. Some travelers spend extra time photographing Bergen's old Hanseatic wharf, while others dig deep into Helsinki's Design District. The private transfers mean you can stop whenever something catches your eye - maybe a waterfall in the Norwegian fjords or a perfect view of Stockholm's islands. Photographers and culture enthusiasts particularly like this setup since they can really explore specific aspects of Nordic life in detail.
Top Finland, Norway and Sweden travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 10-day Scandinavian routes connect Copenhagen and Helsinki in three different ways, each taking you through varied combinations of Norway's coast and Sweden's heartland. You'll explore Oslo's Frogner Park with its unique sculptures and take in Norway's largest fjord system. Our travelers love how these trips mix city visits like Stockholm's Vasa Ship Museum with genuine local moments - like having lunch in a converted 19th-century Swedish church. The overnight ferry rides between capitals add something special, particularly when you're sailing past Finland's Åland Islands as the sun comes up.
Our two-week tours start in Stockholm and work their way up into the Arctic Circle, moving through Finland's lake district to Rovaniemi and into northern Norway. You'll see Uppsala's historic cathedral, Tromsø's Arctic architecture and experience the midnight sun at North Cape. The Gulf Stream creates surprisingly mild conditions around the Lofoten Islands, where you'll spend time among the distinctive red fishing houses. These longer routes let you really feel the change from city life to Arctic wilderness, and we make interesting stops along the way - like the UNESCO-listed church village of Gammelstad.
Demographics
Discover unforgettable adventures designed for all ages! Whether you're young or young at heart, our adventures offer excitement and wonder for everyone.
Solo Travelers36 tours- Couples27 tours All tours for Couples
- Seniors (50+)16 tours
Best time to visit Finland, Norway and Sweden
- Spring 2026
The 10-day capital routes through Scandinavia blend city experiences with seasonal outdoor exploration, giving travelers a chance to discover the region when tourist numbers dip. Starting in Copenhagen, the journey winds through Oslo and Stockholm, with guided walks in Frogner Park, exclusive access to Stockholm's City Hall and plenty of time to absorb each destination. Those opting for the extended 13-day version get to explore Swedish countryside estates, enjoy traditional fika breaks and discover local culture at a relaxed pace. Many of our guests opt to include Helsinki by taking overnight Baltic ferries, which offer prime opportunities for archipelago photography at dawn. The cultural aspects shine through visits to Christiansborg Palace, Helsinki's Lutheran Cathedral and also modern Nordic design centers. What sets spring tours apart are the thoughtful combinations - mornings at Stockholm's Vasa Ship Museum flow into afternoon fjord viewing, while intimate lunches in converted 19th-century Swedish churches pair perfectly with explorations of Copenhagen's vibrant food scene.
- popular 24 tours
- Summer 2026
Summer in Scandinavia means long bright days that are perfect for seeing both cities and fjords. Many tours connect Oslo's urban scene with Bergen's rich maritime past, and you'll get to ride the Flåm Railway - Norway's highest train route. The boat trip through Nærøyfjord shows off waterfalls dropping 1400 meters into clear waters below. Our guests often say they love how the trips mix things up - you might be paddling a kayak around Vrångö Island one day, then checking out Stockholm's underground art galleries the next. Tours usually have guided morning activities with free afternoons, which works nicely whether you want to keep exploring or take it easy.
- popular 28 tours
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
These popular autumn tours across Scandinavia blend Copenhagen's rich culture with Finland's wilderness, creating a perfect seasonal mix. The 13-day journey from Copenhagen to Helsinki strikes an ideal balance by combining classic city visits with outdoor experiences, while giving you time to discover Gamla Stan's medieval streets once summer tourists depart. Travelers appreciate catching early aurora displays above the Arctic Circle, and the overnight ferries between capitals become a highlight as guests wake up to sunrise views over the Åland Islands en route to Finland. Many of our customers opt for the 10-day route focusing on Norway's fjords, Sweden's heartland and, of course, Bergen's historic Bryggen quarter, which takes on special charm with fall foliage. City tours through Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki provide expert guidance, then leave afternoons open for market visits or optional activities. The autumn departures work exceptionally well by mixing Nordic dining experiences with free evenings, letting you set your own pace while discovering local flavors.
- popular 22 tours
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What's the best time to visit Scandinavia?
You know how Scandinavia totally transforms with the seasons? If you're dreaming of seeing the Northern Lights head up to Northern Lapland Finland between December and March - our Grand Lapland Tour is perfect for that. Want endless summer days? June through August is your best bet and you might catch the amazing Midnight Sun if you're above the Arctic Circle just like on our Complete Scandinavia tour.
How do I get around Finland Norway and Sweden easily?
Getting around Scandinavia is actually super straightforward thanks to their amazing transport network. You can zip between Copenhagen Oslo Stockholm and Helsinki on fast trains comfortable overnight ferries or quick flights. Our Scandinavian Secrets tour lets you experience those overnight ferry journeys - there's nothing quite like falling asleep in one country and waking up in another just like the Stockholm to Turku route on our Capitals of Scandinavia 10 Days trip.
Which hidden gems should I check out in Scandinavia?
There's so much beyond the big cities! Take Flam Norway - this gorgeous fishing village is reached by the stunning Flåm Railway and you'll experience it on our Scandinavia Explorer tour. Up in northernmost Finland there's peaceful Kilpisjärvi with incredible hiking trails and views that'll take your breath away featured in our Grand Lapland Tour. Then there's charming Sigtuna Sweden - this medieval town from the 900s is like stepping back in time and we include it on our Scandinavian Heritage Classic 28 Days journey.
What local foods should I definitely try?
Each country has its own amazing flavors you've got to experience. Norway's brunost is this unique sweet brown cheese you won't find anywhere else. In Sweden the traditional meatballs (köttbullar) with creamy gravy and lingonberry sauce are a must-try - you'll get them on our Copenhagen to Helsinki tour. Finland's Karelian pies filled with rice porridge are absolutely delicious. Local markets are great for authentic food experiences like Gothenburg's indoor market which we visit on our Northern Capitals tour.