Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in March 2026
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10 best Nordic / Scandinavia trips in March 2026
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- Scandinavia – 13 Days Copenhagen to Helsinki
- Scandinavian: 2 Weeks - Self Guided Rail Tour
- Scandinavian Northern Lights Adventure: 10 Days Across Denmark, Norway & Sweden
- Exploring Copenhagen Oslo and Reykjavik With Enchanting Northern Lights
- Treasures of Scandinavia 10 Day
- Capitals & Fjords 14 Days
- Scandinavian capitals 12 Days
- Jewels of Scandinavia End Tallinn (7 destinations)
- Explore Berlin to Tallinn (9 destinations)
- Great Scandinavia (10 destinations)
Exploring Copenhagen Oslo and Reykjavik With Enchanting Northern Lights
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“I'm giving excellent rating for the tour. There were a little hitch with regard to pick ups.”
Wilda, traveled in December
Duration 11 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Iceland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wonderful Holidays UK March departure dates
See All Departure Dates1 Mar, 2026 10 spaces left 4 Mar, 2026 10 spaces left From $6,745
10% Off- NZ$6,070You save $674
Duration 14 days Destinations Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland Age Range Ages 16+ Operator ASI Reisen March departure dates
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8% Off- NZ$5,002
Duration 11 days Destinations Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo March departure dates
See All Departure Dates12 Mar, 2026 10+ spaces left 26 Mar, 2026 10+ spaces left From $3,174
15% Off- NZ$2,698You save $476
What people love about Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in March
- Scandinavian Capitals (14 destinations)
Not professional guide, poor English, nor enough information, so boring during tour, not interesting. Hotel in Stockholm is very far from the city, and very, very bad. Worst hotel I have stayed in.
- From Copenhagen to Helsinki
My aunt and I did the 10 day trip that went to Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. It was a trip of a lifetime and Europamundo provided an excellent service. We had such amazing and beautiful experiences. From seeing the waterfall of youth to the opera house in Oslo. We visited so many different cities and got a taste of each country. We did spend a lot time traveling by bus in between cities, but it was a beautiful experience to see the landscapes of each country, especially in Norway. I want to give a special thanks to all the guides. Javier Miró, Jose Antonio, Olga Ivanova, and Carolina Fowler were amazing. They were very knowledgeable and explained very well the history and fun facts of each country and city. They were so kind and incredibly helpful for any issue that arose. The drivers were wonderful, and kept us safe on the road. The hotels were very good with clean and organized rooms, and each of the hotel's breakfast spreads were delicious.
- Absolute North (18 destinations)
My brother and I chose the Absolute North tour because our family heritage is Norwegian and we wanted to experience a Norwegian Christmas. Sadly, we were not able to visit Norway due to current COVID restrictions. So, four stars because we didn't actually go on the Absolute North tour. Europamundo allowed us to trade into the Berlin to Tallinn trip which hit all the highlights of our previous trip barring Norway. We had a good time and that was partially because we were a very small crew of 6 for a few days and then 3 for the final 4 days of the trip. We got some good time spent with our guide Juan Manuel and plenty of stories/photos to last us a lifetime. Overall, accommodations were great and the tour itself was full of interesting stops. Our only letdown was that a holiday meal wasn't planned for our trip over Christmas. Very few restaurants or stores were available in Berlin on Christmas Day, not even the hotel restaurant was open. It could have been a nice touch to offer a meal together for our last night in Berlin. I know a few in our small crew had to resort to McDs because a proper meal couldn't be acquired. We survived, but that was a needless stressor for the trip. Our favorite adventure was definitely the night ship from Stockholm to Helsinki - thank you for that experience! We didn't know what to expect from a night ship and it was definitely cruise level! We managed to get single beds for the majority of the trip except for a hotel change in Copenhagen that only had double beds. We want to go back and visit in the Summer to see more at night. Finland was a fun stop but the cold and approaching New Year's Eve meant that many places closed early. Thanks again to Juan Manuel for being such a kind and hospitable guide. There is a room waiting for you in Idaho, my friend!
What our customers ask about Nordic / Scandinavia Tours in March 2026
What weather conditions can I expect in Nordic/Scandinavia during March?
March in Nordic/Scandinavia maintains its winter grip with temperatures that vary across the region. Stockholm sees temperatures from -2°C to 4°C while Copenhagen stays slightly milder between 1-7°C. Norwegian cities including Oslo typically range from -5°C to 3°C. The Clarion Amaranten Hotel in Stockholm like many Nordic accommodations comes prepared for these winter conditions with proper heating and cold-weather amenities. Recent travelers note "the areas visited can be very cold at night throughout the year especially at the start and end of the season."
What are the best locations to see the Northern Lights in March?
March offers excellent Northern Lights viewing opportunities across Nordic/Scandinavia's northern regions. The most reliable spots include Tromsø Norway Abisko in Swedish Lapland and various locations throughout Finnish Lapland. The lights typically appear between 6 PM and 2 AM. Many accommodations such as the Park Inn Meriton Conference & Spa Hotel in Tallinn offer Northern Lights alert services. A recent visitor reported "We were lucky enough to see the Northern Lights three times during our March trip with the best viewing from the Wilderness Center in Iceland."
Are there any special festivals or events in Nordic/Scandinavia during March?
The region comes alive in March with diverse cultural celebrations. Visitors can attend the Stockholm Jazz Festival the Copenhagen Wine Festival and numerous winter sports events in Norway. The Quality Hasle Linie in Oslo and similar hotels often provide festival packages with transport included. According to recent visitors "The Holmenkollen Ski Festival in Oslo is particularly spectacular in March with the city coming alive with winter sports enthusiasm."
How much does a Nordic/Scandinavian tour cost in March?
Tours in March range from 692 USD to 7799 USD per person with daily costs between 130-520 USD. Standard packages include stays at properties like the Scandic Park Helsinki daily breakfast guided excursions and inter-city transportation. Most tours cover ferry travel between countries. As one traveler noted: "The March tour was great value for money especially considering all the included services and quality accommodations."
How many hours of daylight can I expect in Nordic/Scandinavia during March?
Daylight hours extend noticeably through March. Stockholm and Copenhagen receive about 11-12 hours of daylight. In Tromsø the day lengthens dramatically from 8 to 13 hours throughout the month. Hotels like the Park Inn Meriton Conference & Spa Hotel adjust their activity schedules accordingly. A recent visitor observed: "The increasing daylight hours made it perfect for both daytime sightseeing and evening northern lights viewing."
Is March a good time for fjord tours in Norway?
Fjord cruises continue through March on winter schedules. The popular Norway in a Nutshell route between Oslo and Bergen operates daily offering snow-draped landscapes. Hotels such as Quality Hasle Linie in Oslo help arrange winter fjord excursions. According to visitors "The winter fjord landscapes were breathtaking with snow-capped mountains reflecting in the dark waters."





















