Festival & Events Tours in Nordic / Scandinavia

What our customers ask about Festival & Events Tours in Nordic / Scandinavia

• What are the must-see highlights during a Festival & Events tour in Iceland?

  Festival & Events tours in Iceland blend signature celebrations with natural the 2026 solar eclipse at Arnarstapi with 2 minutes of totality or celebrate New Year's Eve at Perlan where the glass dome provides clear views of Reykjavik's firework display. The tours include stops at natural landmarks along the Golden Circle such as Gullfoss waterfall and the active Strokkur geyser. Relaxation comes in the form of thermal soaks at the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Getting to combine the New Year's festivities with Iceland's incredible landscapes was perfect - from the gala dinner to seeing the Northern Lights every moment was special."

• What kind of accommodation can I expect on Festival & Events tours in Nordic countries?

  Nordic Festival & Events tours provide 3-4 star hotels positioned near celebration venues. The Grand Hotel Reykjavik serves as a typical example offering 26m² rooms with en-suite facilities a restaurant spa and fitness center. Its location 1.5km from downtown makes it practical for festival access. For events like New Year's celebrations or eclipse viewing accommodations are selected based on proximity to main events. The Hotel Kalevala in Finland's Arctic region represents another standard option placing guests close to winter festivities.

• How much does a typical Festival & Events tour in Nordic countries cost?

  Prices for Nordic Festival & Events tours start at USD 2385 and go up to USD 4995 per person. A 5-day New Year's celebration package in Iceland runs about USD 3399 while an 8-day solar eclipse tour costs USD 4995. These rates cover hotel stays guided excursions event access and select meals. As a TourRadar traveler mentioned: "While not cheap the unique combination of festival experiences and natural wonders made it worth every penny."

• What special equipment or clothing should I pack for a Festival & Events tour in Nordic countries?

  Weather-appropriate gear is essential for Nordic Festival & Events tours. Winter celebrations demand thermal layers waterproof boots and dressy attire for formal events. Solar eclipse tours include special viewing glasses. At places like Grand Hotel Kalevala visitors can rent complete winter gear sets including suits hats gloves boots and socks for USD 75 weekly. As one TourRadar traveler advised: "Pack layers that can transition from outdoor activities to evening celebrations and don't forget your camera for capturing the Northern Lights and festival moments."

• What different types of festivals and events are available in Nordic tours?

  The Nordic festival calendar features year-round celebrations. Popular options include Iceland's New Year's festivities with formal dinners at Perlan Restaurant the upcoming 2026 total solar eclipse viewings at prime spots like Arnarstapi and winter events in Finland's Arctic Lakeland. These celebrations typically pair with cultural activities and nature excursions. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Each festival offered something unique - from traditional Nordic customs to once-in-a-lifetime astronomical events."

• What kind of food experiences are included in Festival & Events tours?

  Nordic festival dining ranges from casual to upscale experiences. New Year's packages often feature multi-course dinners with wine at Perlan Restaurant. Cultural food experiences include tasting geothermal-baked rye bread near Geysir and holiday buffets at places like Grand Hotel Reykjavik. Finnish Arctic celebrations showcase regional specialties during New Year's dinners. As a TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The New Year's gala dinner was exceptional - combining local specialties with festive celebrations made it truly memorable."