Northern Lights Expedition With Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd.

Northern Lights Expedition

With

Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd.

17.11.2026 – 07.12.2026

20 Nights / 21 Days

Iceland || Norway || Sweden

Finland || Estonia || Denmark

Tour Highlights

Kirkjufell – Grundarfjordur – Snaefellsnes Peninsula – Reykjavik – Fagradalfsjall Volcano area – Golden Circle – Vik – Jokulsarlon Glacier – Fjadrarglijufur Canyon – Heimaye Island – Blue Lagoon – Tromso – Sommaroy Island Stay (Most offbeat in Norway) – Narvik – Svolvaer – Lofoten – Hamnoy Island Stay (Aurora from Hotel) – Abisko – Ice Hotel –– Sami Village Tour –  Kiruna – Glass Igloo Stay – Jokkmok – Kemi – Ice Breaking Cruise – Ranua Zoo – Rovaneimi – Santa Clause Village – Huskey / Reindeer Ride – Santa Clause Express – Helsinki – Tallin – Overnight Cruise – Stockholm – Gothenburg – Lund – Malmo Castle – Copenhagen

The Grand Arctic Loop: From Volcanic Fire to Nordic Ice

Embark on an extraordinary 21-day grand winter expedition from November 17 to December 07, 2026, traversing the absolute best of Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Denmark. This masterfully tailored itinerary follows a spectacular trans-Nordic path, taking you from the steaming geothermal wonders of Iceland deep into the pristine, snow-draped wilderness of the Arctic Circle, before sweeping down through the historic capitals of the Baltic and Scandinavia.

Your sensory odyssey begins along Iceland’s dramatic coastline, where you will experience the legendary Blue Lagoon, the raw volcanic beauty of Vík, the iconic waterfalls of the South Coast, and the breathtaking fjords of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, alongside an unforgettable maritime venture to Heimaey Island. Flying north to Norway, watch in absolute awe as the vibrant green ribbons of the celestial Northern Lights dance across pitch-black polar skies over Tromsø and the serene island of Sommarøy.

As you journey inland through Narvik and across the jaw-dropping, jagged archipelagos of Lofoten and Hamnøy, the true magic of an Arctic winter unfolds. Feel the crisp, biting air sting your cheeks during exhilarating husky and reindeer sled rides through silent, snow-choked forests in Abisko and Jokkmokk. Retreat from the cold into the cozy, futuristic warmth of a private glass igloo at the Aurora River Camp in Kiruna, watching the stars directly from your bed.

In Kemi, feel the raw, rumbling power of an icebreaker ship crushing through frozen seas, testing your spirit as you swim in brightly colored, buoyant survival suits amid jagged shards of polar ice. Unleash your inner child amid the pure magic of Rovaniemi’s Santa Claus Village, before elevating your travel experience on the iconic Santa Claus Express. Settle into a premium upper-deck en-suite cabin, enjoying your own private shower and WC as the train click-clacks through the snowy night toward Helsinki.

Conclude this ultimate bucket-list voyage by exploring the fairy-tale medieval streets of Tallinn, sailing the Baltic Sea by ferry to Stockholm, and tracking the scenic west coast of Sweden through Gothenburg, Lund, and Malmö, before crossing the spectacular Øresund Bridge to finish your adventure among the cozy, historic canals of Copenhagen.

Day Wise Itinerary

17.11.2026/ Day 01: Arrival at Reykjavik – Kirkjufell – Grundarfjordur

After arrival at Keflavik International Airport, you will be picked up by our representative and transfer to Grundarfjordur. Hotel Check-in.

Late Evening around 2100 hours, depart from hotel to Visit Kirkjufell. It is a 463-meter-high, distinctively cone-shaped mountain on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula near Grundarfjörður. Known as Iceland’s most photographed mountain, it is famous for its steep, narrow slopes, its appearance as the “Arrowhead Mountain” in Game of Thrones, and the picturesque Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall at its base.

Chasing the Aurora: The Magic of Grundarfjörður

Nestled under the shadow of the iconic, arrow-shaped Mount Kirkjufell, Grundarfjörður stands as one of the world’s premier destinations for witnessing the Northern Lights. Because the Snæfellsnes Peninsula faces the open ocean away from the glow of major cities, light pollution here is virtually non-existent, offering an exceptionally dark and pristine canvas for the aurora borealis. When solar activity spikes, the experience is nothing short of theatrical. Guests don’t just watch the lights; they watch them paint the sky in vibrant shades of neon green, violet, and pink, reflecting directly off the glassy waters of the fjord and illuminating the dramatic silhouette of Kirkjufell. While nature guarantees no absolute certainties, our strategic positioning on this coastal peninsula gives us the ultimate front-row seat to one of Earth’s greatest natural spectacles.

Transfer to the Hotel.

Overnight at Grundarfjordur.

18.11.2026/ Day 02: Grundarfjordur – Snæfellsnes Peninsula – Arnarstapi Cliffs – Reykjavik (B)

Check-out from Hotel and proceed for Reykjavik, enroute visit Snaefellsnes Region.

Glacier Capped Volcano fields are 700,000-year-old, 1,446-meter-high active stratovolcano capped by a permanent ice cap at the tip of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Famous as the entrance to the centre of the earth in Jules Verne’s novel, it is a protected national park site offering stunning coastal views, and nearby lava fields like Saxhóll.

Snaefellsjokull National Park Known as “Iceland in Miniature,” it offers diverse landscapes including lava fields, dramatic coastal cliffs, black sandy beaches, and unique volcanic formations.

Arnarstapi Coastal Cliffs located on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula, feature dramatic basalt columns, sea arches, and deep caves formed by ancient lava flows. Renowned for their jagged beauty, these coastal cliffs feature popular formations like the Gatklettur Arch, Músagjá Stone Bridge, and bustling Bird Colonies.

Overnight at Reykjavik.

19.11.2026/ Day 03: Reykjavik – Golden Circle – Vik (B)

Start the tour with Photostop at Hallgrimskirkja, a 74.5-meter (244 ft) tall Protestant Lutheran Parish Church in Reykjavík, recognized as the country’s largest church and a national icon. Designed by Guðjón Samúelsson and completed in 1986, its distinctive expressionist architecture is inspired by basalt lava columns found in Icelandic nature.

Fagradalfsjall Volcano Area, located on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Southwestern Iceland, is a dynamic and relatively new volcanic landscape that has become a major, accessible attraction for tourists and scientists. After over 800 years of dormancy on the peninsula and 6,000 years for this specific system, the area became active in 2021, with subsequent eruptions in 2022 and 2023.

Kerid Crater (entry included) is a striking, 6,500-year-old volcanic crater lake in South Iceland, part of the popular Golden Circle route. Known for its vibrant red volcanic rock slopes contrasting with a deep, aqua-blue caldera lake, it offers a scenic 1.4 km walk around its rim, making it a popular, accessible, and photogenic stop.

Enjoy Thingvellir National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Iceland, renowned for being the site of the world’s oldest parliament (Alþingi) established in 930 A.D. Located 49 km east of Reykjavík, this geological marvel lies directly on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, allowing visitors to walk between the North American and Eurasian Tectonic Plates in a dramatic rift valley

Geysir Geothermal Area is a high-temperature, spectacular geothermal field located in Iceland’s Haukadalur Valley along the Golden Circle. It is famed for the highly active geyser Strokkur, which erupts every 7–10 minutes, alongside bubbling mud pots, colourful hot springs like Blesi, and Steam Vents (fumaroles) in a volatile, sulfuric landscape.

Gullfoss Falls a powerful two-tiered waterfall on Iceland’s Hvítá River, plunging 32 meters into a deep canyon. As a Golden Circle highlight, it features a dramatic two-drop cascade (11m and 21m) that often creates rainbows in its mist. It is known for its immense, roaring volume and accessibility via year-round viewing platforms.

Transfer to Vik, Hotel check-in, overnight at Vik.

20.11.2026/ Day 04: Vik – Jokulsarlon Glacier – Vik (B)

Proceed to Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, is a breath-taking glacial lagoon in southeast Iceland, filled with floating icebergs calved from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, an outlet of the massive Vatnajökull Ice Cap. As Iceland’s deepest lake (over 200m), it features stunning white and bright blue ice, which eventually drifts to the sea and washes up on the nearby “Diamond Beach”.

Diamond Beach is a breath-taking, world-renowned attraction in Southeast Iceland, featuring shimmering, crystal-clear glacial ice chunks resting on a stark black volcanic beach. Located near the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, these “diamonds”—ranging from ice-blue to stark white—wash up from the sea, offering unparalleled photography.

Fjadrarglijufur Canyon, a 2-kilometer long, 100-meter-deep canyon in Southeast Iceland, is renowned for its sheer, moss-covered palagonite walls and winding serpentine river. Known as the “Feather River Canyon”, it was   formed by glacial erosion over 9,000 years ago. It is located near Kirkjubæjarklaustur.

Visit Skogafoss. It is one of Iceland’s largest and most iconic waterfalls, located on the Skógá River in the south of the country. It features a massive, powerful drop of roughly 60 meters (200 feet) and a width of 25 meters (82 feet), frequently producing single or double rainbows on sunny days.

Overnight at Vik.

21.11.2026/ Day 05: Vik – Heimaye Island – Blue lagoon – Reykjavik (B)

We will proceed for Landeyjahofn to take a Ferry for Heimaye Island tour.

Vestmannaeyjar (The Westman Islands): A Winter Volcanic Adventure – A scenic winter ferry crossing brings us to Vestmannaeyjar, a striking volcanic archipelago that offers a raw and intimate look at Iceland’s geological power. Visiting in November means escaping the tourist crowds and experiencing the island just like the locals do. We will explore Heimaey, where the crisp winter air enhances the dramatic landscapes of the Eldfell Volcano—affectionately known as the “Pompeii of the North”—where the volcanic earth still radiates heat from the famous 1973 eruption. Along the wave-battered coastline, you will marvel at the majestic Elephant Rock, a massive basalt formation that looks exactly like a giant elephant drinking from the freezing North Atlantic.

As our island adventure concludes, we will make our way back to the capital city of Reykjavík, pausing en route for an indulgent, rejuvenating visit to the Blue Lagoon.

Geothermal Spa at Blue Lagoon (entrance ticket included) a world-renowned, high-end geothermal spa in Iceland, located in a 2,000-year-old lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Known for its milky-blue, silica-rich, and mineral-dense water, the lagoon is powered by sustainable energy from the nearby Svartsengi Geothermal Power Plant, maintaining a comfortable 37– 40°C year-round.

Check-in to the Hotel at Reykjavik.

Overnight at Reykjavik.

22.11.2026/ Day 06: Reykjavik – Tromso (B)

Check-out from Reykjavik and transfer to the Airport and Flight to Tromso.

On arrival at Tromso Airport you will be picked up by our representative and transferred to the Hotel. Check-in to the Hotel.

Optional Tour – Guided Northern Light Hunting Tour at an additional cost.

Overnight at Tromso.

23.11.2026/ Day 07: Tromso – Ersfjordbotn – Sommaroy (B)

Check-out from the Tromso Hotel and we proceed for Sommaroy via Fv 862 (Fylkesvei), which is one of the most scenic routes in northern Norway.

En-route visit Ersfjordbotn, a picturesque quiet village on Kvaløya island in Tromsø, renowned for its dramatic fjord views and steep mountains located just 15 km west of Tromsø city.

Next, we proceed to discover the Magic of the Arctic Coast – Whales, History, and Currents at Hella & Rya Straumen – Embark on the ultimate winter safari where raw Arctic nature meets rich coastal history at its absolute peak. Occurring during the magical onset of the Polar Night, this late-November excursion places you directly in the theatre of the great winter whale migration. As millions of herring flood the coastal waters of Kvaløya (“Whale Island”), massive pods of majestic humpback whales and orcas (killer whales) follow the feast, frequently offering breath-taking spectacles as they blow and surface just off the shoreline.

Your front-row seat to this marine spectacle is Hella, an open-air sanctuary where you can explore beautifully preserved 19th-century log houses. These authentic, weathered wooden structures—rescued from historic downtown Tromsø—stand as striking monuments to old northern Norwegian life. Just steps from these heritage gems, you will witness the ferocious power of the Rya Straumen, a narrow strait where millions of cubic meters of water churn into dramatic, swirling sea currents with every tide. This rushing, nutrient-rich torrent acts as an effortless hunting ground, drawing white-tailed sea eagles dive-bombing from above and harbour seals popping their heads through the rapids. Bathed in the ethereal, blue-and-pink twilight of the Arctic afternoon, this tour delivers an unforgettable blend of cultural discovery and world-class, shore-based wildlife viewing.

Explore fishing village at Sommaroy – Sommarøy is a vibrant, picturesque fishing village in Northern Norway, 1 hour from Tromsø, known as the “island without time” due to its 69 days of midnight sun. Our journey takes us to the stunning island of Sommarøy, where we will experience the captivating phenomenon of the Polar Night. Since the sun remains just below the horizon, the island is bathed in a few hours of breath-taking twilight. The sky transforms into a canvas of ethereal pastel pinks, deep violets, and golden blues, casting a dreamlike glow over the snow-dusted fishing village and white-sand beaches. As this beautiful twilight fades, the extended hours of crisp, pitch-black skies create the absolute perfect conditions for witnessing the Northern Lights. Sommarøy’s remote coastal location, far from city light pollution, offers us a premier front-row seat to watch the spectacular aurora borealis dance across the Arctic sky.

After that we will proceed for Sommaroy Hotel, check-in to the Hotel. For a truly effortless aurora experience, our itinerary features a stay at the spectacular Sommarøy Arctic Hotel Tromsø. Because the hotel is situated on a remote island peninsula wrapped by white sand beaches and the open Atlantic Ocean, light pollution is virtually non-existent. This allows guests the rare luxury of viewing the Northern Lights directly from the property—whether standing out on the hotel’s private docks, relaxing on a seaside cabin balcony, or even soaking in an outdoor hot tub. Instead of spending long, freezing hours driving on a tour bus,

Sommaroy Arctic Hotel Tromso AS

you can simply step outside your cozy room the moment the aurora alerts chime, witnessing the green and violet lights dance across the sky in absolute comfort.

Overnight at Sommaroy.

24.11.2026/ Day 08: Sommaroy – Narvik (B)

After check-out from the Hotel, we will proceed for Narvik.

Narvik Museum (entrance included) showcases the industrial history of Narvik, focusing on the Ofotbanen railway construction, iron ore transport from Kiruna to the ice-free port, and the town’s development since 1902.

Lekende Bern (Playful Children) is a bronze sculpture located in Byparken (the City Park) in Narvik, Norway. Created by artist [Thor Sandborg] and installed in 1965, the artwork depicts children playing and serves as a popular landmark near the town’s central market area, Narvik Torg.

Atomic Bomb Tomb in Narvik’s Town Square is a peace memorial featuring a stone from the 1945 Hiroshima hypocentre. Unveiled in 2006 near the War Museum, it is part of a memorial suite with the sculpture “Peace is a Promise of the Future,” commemorating the atomic bombing victims and promoting peace

After completing all the tours, you will Check-in to the Hotel.

As night falls, we embark on an exhilarating wilderness expedition into Narvik’s dramatic landscapes to pursue the Guided Northern Light Hunting Tour.

After completing the tour return to the Hotel.

Overnight at Narvik.

25.11.2026/ Day 09: Narvik – Svolvaer – Lofoten – Hamnoy (B)

Check-out from the Narvik Hotel and transfer to the Svolvaer.

Orientation tour of Svolvaer, the capital of Lofoten, involves a 1 to 2-hour walking tour exploring the town’s harbour, local history, and cultural sites. It highlights the main square (Torget), Svinøya Island’s historical fishing cabins, and views of the surrounding Lofoten peaks, providing an introduction to its 1941, Second World War, and fishing heritage.

Further we proceed for Lofoten Island and visit Lofotr Viking Museum (entry charges included). The museum is an immersive, living history museum located in Borg, Lofoten, featuring a fully reconstructed 83-meter-long chieftain’s longhouse—the largest ever discovered. Based on major archaeological finds, the site offers an authentic glimpse into the Viking Age with exhibitions, live reenactors, traditional food, and replica ships.

Then continue to Hamnoy Island, the inner Lofoten. Hamnoy is an iconic, highly photogenic an offbeat fishing village in Lofoten, famous for its Red Rorbuer (fishermen’s cabins) perched on stilts over the Reinefjord. Staying here offers an authentic, scenic, and central base near Reine, offering rustic-yet-modern comfort, stunning, panoramic mountain views, and easy access to Northern Lights viewing from the Hotel.

Staying at the Hamnoy offers you the quintessential, bucket-list Lofoten experience. Set directly on the waterfront of Hamnoy village, these beautifully restored, authentic red fisherman’s cabins (rorbuer) face the majestic Reinefjord and the vertical granite cliffs of Mount Festvågtinden. Because the resort is tucked into a dark-sky pocket far from urban city lights, guests enjoy the rare luxury of an effortless, “doorstep” aurora experience. The moment an atmospheric alert sound, travellers can simply step out onto their private cabin decks or walk along the property’s shoreline rocks to witness vibrant green and violet aurora ribbons dancing over the ocean. Furthermore, a mere two-minute stroll leads to the famous Hamnoy Bridge—the exact, globally renowned vantage point where photographers capture the legendary image of glowing red cabins framed beneath a shimmering Northern Lights canopy and snowy mountain peaks.

Overnight at Hamnoy Hotel.

26.11.2026/ Day 10: Hamnoy – Abisko National Park – Aurora Sky Station (B)

Check-out and transfer to the Abisko, explore the National Park.

Abisko National Park in daytime is a stunning Arctic landscape featuring dramatic mountain scenery, deep canyons, birch forests, and the vast Lake Torneträsk.

Proceed for Hotel Check-in at Abisko, the world’s best Northern Light viewing destination.

The STF Aurora Sky Station in Abisko, Sweden, is globally considered the absolute “Holy Grail” of Northern Lights destinations. Located on Mount Nuolja within Abisko National Park, it sits in a unique meteorological geographic pocket known as the “Blue Hole of Abisko”—where the surrounding mountains trap coastal clouds, resulting in statistically clearer night skies than almost anywhere else in the Arctic.

The adventure begins with a thrilling, peaceful 20-minute open chairlift ride that transports guests 900 metres up the dark slopes of Mount Nuolja. Safely at the summit, the experience blends dramatic nature with cozy Arctic comfort:

• The Vantage Point: Guests step onto an expansive outdoor viewing platform offering completely panoramic, unhindered dark-sky views over Lake Torneträsk and the snow-covered Arctic wilderness.

• The Indoor Hub: Inside the cozy, heated station building, travellers can warm up, visit a dedicated Northern Lights exhibition, listen to brief presentations by expert space physics guides, and enjoy hot drinks.

• The “Doorstep” Magic: Because Abisko sits directly under the auroral oval, solar particles regularly collide overhead, allowing guests to watch intense green, violet, and pink curtains dance directly above the mountain peak without any city light interference.

Overnight at Abisko.

27.11.2026/ Day 11: Abisko – Ice Hotel – Kiruna (B)

Check-out from Abisko and proceed for Kiruna.

Begin the day’s tour with visit to Ice Hotel. This ice hotel is the world’s first and largest hotel constructed entirely of snow and ice from the Torne River, operating since 1989. Nestled in the historic village of Jukkasjärvi just outside Kiruna, a daytime excursion to the world-famous ICEHOTEL stands as a premier highlight of our Arctic adventure. This installation operates as a surreal, frozen gallery sculpted entirely from crystal-clear blocks. We will wander through grand, frosted hallways to explore the spectacular Art Suites—each uniquely hand-carved by international sculptors with intricate designs, dramatic lighting, and avant-garde architecture that melts away and changes completely every single winter. Before departing, you may visit the legendary ICEBAR BY ICEHOTEL to toast (at your own cost) your journey with a colourful cocktail served in a glass made entirely of solid, hand-cut ice. It is an extraordinary visual exploration of engineering and creativity, offering all the magic of this frozen wonderland during the day before we return to the total warmth of our standard evening accommodations.

Sami Culture Tour – Connect deeply with the living traditions of the indigenous Sámi people during an intimate, two-hour cultural encounter. Led by native heritage guides, our experience begins with a guided walk through an open-air camp layout, where you will learn about the fascinating history of Arctic survival and ancestral herding laws. We then enter the active enclosure for an unforgettable, hands-on interaction: hand-feeding a gentle herd of reindeer and practicing the intricate art of lasso throwing alongside generational herders. To wrap up our visit, we gather around a crackling wood fire inside the total warmth of a traditional lavvu tent. Wrapped in cozy Arctic hospitality, you will savor hot winter drinks while our hosts share captivating stories of folklore and perform a live joik—a powerful, ancestral folk song dedicated to the spirits of the northern landscape.

Check-in to the Aurora Glass Igloos and enjoy the evening from your stay.

It offers intimate glass igloos featuring panoramic walls and ceilings for viewing the Northern Lights from bed. Situated on the frozen Torne River, these heated, Scandinavian-designed igloos provide a cozy wilderness experience near the Ice Hotel, featuring comfortable beds, toilets, and an unforgettable one in a lifetime moment.

Overnight at Kiruna.

28.11.2026/ Day 12: Kiruna – Jokkmokk – Kemi (B)

Out from Kiruna and transfer to the Kemi via Jokkmokk.

Orientational tour of Jokkmokk including Laponiatjuottjudus. It is a local, Sámi-led Association responsible for managing the Laponia World Heritage Site in northern Sweden.

Talvatissjön, a small, 0.166 Sq. Km.  lake adjacent to the town of Jokkmokk in Swedish Lapland. Situated 240 meters above sea level, it is a focal point for local life, serving as the dramatic, frozen venue for reindeer racing during the historic Jokkmokk Winter Market in February.

Photo stop at Arctic Circle Monument is an iconic landmark located on the E45 road, marking the boundary (66° 33′ 55″ N) where the sun remains above or below the horizon for 24 hours during solstices.

Then we will continue to Kemi. Check-in to the Hotel.

At Night we will proceed for Northern Light Hunting Tour.

Overnight at Kemi.

  29.11.2026/ Day 13: Kemi – Icebreaking Cruise – Ranua Zoo – Kemi (B)

Proceed for Icebreaking Cruise.

The Ultimate Arctic Expedition: Icebreaker Sampo Cruise (Kemi, Finland)
Board the legendary Icebreaker Sampo for a thrilling 3.5-hour voyage onto the frozen Gulf of Bothnia, where you will experience the immense power of the vessel as its massive steel hull thunderously crushes through meters of solid winter ice. The ultimate highlight awaits when the ship anchors in the middle of the frozen ocean, allowing you to step down the gangway to walk on the frozen sea ice and safely plunge into the freezing Arctic waters for a surreal floating experience inside a warm, waterproof survival suit. This unforgettable bucket-list adventure includes full access to the ship’s panoramic passenger decks and salons, the iconic ice-floating activity, and a personalized Icebreaker Cruise Certificate signed by the Captain to commemorate your journey above the Arctic Circle.

Ranua Zoo – Embark on an authentic Arctic safari at Ranua Wildlife Park, the northernmost zoo in the world, where you will encounter over 50 polar and Nordic animal species thriving in their natural, spacious forest environments. Walking along the park’s scenic 2.8-kilometre wooden boardwalk, you will get up-close views of majestic polar bears, arctic foxes, wild forest reindeer, snowy owls, and massive European moose surrounded by pristine Lapland nature. This captivating winter wonderland experience offers the perfect family-friendly adventure, complete with an on-site Fazer chocolate shop and cozy wilderness dining options, making it a truly unforgettable addition to your Arctic itinerary.is the world’s northernmost zoo, specializing in Arctic animals within a natural coniferous forest setting. Opened in 1983, it hosts around 50 species—including polar bears, brown bears, wolves, and lynx—across spacious enclosures along a 2.5–2.8 km walking route, operating year-round.

Return back to the Kemi Hotel.

Flexible Aurora Chase: Northern Lights Hunting Tour – If unfavourable weather or cloud cover prevented us from chasing the lights yesterday, tonight offers our dedicated backup window to hunt the spectacular Aurora Borealis. Weather permitting, we will venture out on a Northern Lights safari, utilizing real-time satellite tracking and expert local knowledge to navigate directly into clear night skies. This built-in flexibility ensures you have the absolute best statistical chance of witnessing the Arctic’s greatest natural light show under optimal viewing conditions.

Overnight at Kemi.

 30.11.2026/ Day 14: Kemi – Rovaniemi – Santa Clause Village – Helsinki (B)

Check-out from the Hotel and proceed to Rovaniemi.

Step Into the Magic: Santa Claus Village & Arctic Circle Crossing

Enter a year-round Christmas wonderland at the official hometown of Santa Claus, where festive magic meets the rugged beauty of the Arctic Circle. The highlight of your visit is crossing the geographically marked Arctic Circle line—complete with a personalized certificate to mark the milestone—followed by an exclusive, private audience with Santa Claus himself in his majestic office. You will explore the bustling Santa Claus Main Post Office to send letters stamped with the unique Arctic Circle postmark, browse artisanal boutiques for authentic Lappish crafts, and visit the historical Roosevelt Cottage. The village also offers thrilling on-site sightseeing adventures, allowing you to pet gentle reindeer, experience a mini husky-sled ride, or slide down the snow slopes at Snowman World, making it an enchanting, activity-filled highlight for travelers of all ages.

Reindeer and Huskey Ride

Get ready for the ultimate dual-thrill Arctic encounter that will undoubtedly be the highlight of your winter journey! First, feel your heart race as a team of beautiful, high-energy Alaskan Huskies whisks you away on an exhilarating, fast-paced safari, slicing through snow-draped forest trails with breath-taking speed. Then, transition instantly into a serene winter fairy-tale as you snuggle beneath warm blankets for a majestic, storybook reindeer sleigh ride, gliding silently through a glittering white wilderness just like Santa Claus. It is the perfect blend of high-octane adrenaline and authentic polar magic, offering unmatched close-up encounters and spectacular, postcard-perfect photos that your friends back home won’t believe!

The Ultimate Arctic Rail Journey: The Santa Claus Express Night Train (Upstairs Cabin with Private Shower & WC) – Cap off your Lapland fairy tale with an unforgettable overnight journey aboard the legendary Santa Claus Express as it glides from Rovaniemi to Helsinki. Step into your modern, two-story sleeper cabin—complete with large windows and free Wi-Fi—and relax as the train sweeps through pitch-black snowy forests, offering a final, magical chance to spot the Northern Lights dancing outside your window. Wake up completely refreshed as the train arrives directly in the heart of Finland’s capital, having transformed a standard transit night into a cozy, nostalgic highlight of your Nordic adventure.

Overnight on Train.

01.12.2026/ Day 15: Helsinki – City Tour (B)

Upon arrival at Helsinki Central Station, the group will proceed for a warm breakfast to refresh before commencing the comprehensive Helsinki City Tour.

Market Square (Kauppatori) & Commuter Ferry

The day begins at Helsinki’s bustling waterfront Market Square. Take in the brisk sea air and the scent of fresh salmon soup from the orange market stalls before boarding the municipal HSL ferry. The scenic 20-minute crossing offers panoramic views of the Helsinki skyline and the scattered outer islands of the archipelago.

Exploring the Fort Grounds (The Blue Route)

Step ashore onto Suomenlinna, a UNESCO World Heritage site spread across interconnected islands. Walk the “Blue Route” through a unique, car-free village where historic military architecture meets a living community. Explore the dark granite tunnels, climb the sweeping earthen ramparts, and stand beside massive, historic iron cannons pointing out to the Baltic Sea. Highlights include the Suomenlinna Church (which functions as a working maritime lighthouse) and the majestic, stone King’s Gate entry archway.

Return Voyage

Catch the return ferry back to the mainland, capturing mid-day photos of the approaching harbour front.

Senate Square & Helsinki Cathedral

Walk one block inland to Senate Square, a grand showcase of Neoclassical architecture designed by Carl Ludvig Engel. Stand at the base of the towering, iconic Helsinki Cathedral (Helsingin tuomiokirkko). Its brilliant white facade, striking green domes, and Corinthian columns dominate the city’s skyline. Climb the massive stone stairs for an elevated view over the square and the statue of Tsar Alexander II.

 Temppeliaukio (The Rock Church) (Entry Ticket Included)

Transit inland to the Töölö neighbourhood to witness a masterpiece of modern Finnish design. The Rock Church is excavated directly into a massive block of solid, prehistoric granite bedrock. Covered by a magnificent, radiating copper dome and ringed by skylights, the interior is flooded with natural light and possesses exceptional natural acoustics.

Oodi Central Library & Civic Centre

Conclude the city loop at Oodi, a futuristic architectural wonder made of glass, steel, and sweeping Finnish spruce wood. It represents the pinnacle of modern Scandinavian public spaces. Walk up to the third-floor “Book Heaven” to enjoy sweeping views of the citizen square, Parliament House, and the contemporary cityscape through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Overnight at Helsinki.

02.12.2026/ Day 16: Helsinki – Tallinn – Ferry (for Stockholm) (B)

Check-out from the hotel and board the coach for Helsinki West Harbour Terminal 2, Board the ultra-modern Tallink Shuttle at 10:30 AM. This scenic two-hour cruise across the Gulf of Finland features premium lounge spaces and expansive tax-free shopping complexes. Upon docking at the Port of Tallinn Terminal D at 12:30 PM, step directly into a waiting private premium coach, where all heavy suitcases and luggage are securely loaded and locked away for the day.

The sightseeing journey commences at the peak of the historic centre on Toompea Hill, the ancient limestone citadel that has served as the seat of Estonian governance for centuries. Here, guests will stand before Toompea Castle, an imposing fortress that blends its medieval foundations with a striking pink Baroque facade added by Empress Catherine the Great, which today houses the Estonian Parliament. Just outside the castle gates stands the magnificent Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece of the late Russian Imperial era. Built in the grand historicist style, this spectacular Russian Orthodox cathedral dominates the skyline with its massive black onion domes and intricate golden crosses. Moving inside, the atmosphere transitions into a space filled with historic iconostasis artwork, flickering candlelight, and the deep acoustics of its world-famous church bells.

A short walk along the upper fortifications brings the group to the Patkuli and Kohtuotsa viewing platforms. These panoramic ledges offer the most iconic views in the Baltic region, looking down over the sweeping red-tiled roofs, defensive stone towers, and soaring church spires of the lower town, all framed by the modern cityscape and the frozen Gulf of Finland beyond. From this vantage point, guests can trace the perimeter of the ancient Tallinn Town Wall, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval fortifications, before descending the gentle historic paths into the vibrant heart of the Lower Town.

The centrepiece of the lower town is the historic Town Hall Square, which has functioned as the social and commercial core of Tallinn for over eight centuries. The square is ringed by beautifully restored, pastel-coloured merchant guild houses and is anchored by the Tallinn Town Hall, a monumental structure completed in 1404 that stands as the oldest surviving Gothic town hall in Northern Europe. During the winter season, this entire square transforms into a fairy-tale wonderland hosting the internationally acclaimed Tallinn Christmas Market, where a giant illuminated spruce tree stands amidst cozy wooden stalls selling local handicrafts and hot spiced glögg. Nearby, the soaring spire of St. Olaf’s Church punctures the sky; this monumental Gothic sanctuary famously stood as the tallest building in the world during the sixteenth century, serving as an essential maritime beacon for trading vessels navigating the Baltic routes.

Transitioning from medieval history to imperial luxury, the private coach whisks guests eastward to the elegant Kadriorg District to witness the magnificent Kadriorg Palace. Commissioned in 1718 by Russian Tsar Peter the Great for his empress, Catherine I, this grand estate features a stunning Italian-style Baroque summer palace painted in vibrant shades of salmon pink and white. Nestled within expansive, snow-covered parklands, formal gardens, and peaceful swan ponds, the palace stands as a breathtaking example of imperial architecture and houses a world-class collection of foreign art. The tour then continues along the scenic coastline to the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, a massive concrete acoustic shell of immense national pride where up to three hundred thousand Estonians gathered during the late 1980s to sing banned patriotic anthems, staging the historic Singing Revolution that successfully won independence from Soviet rule.

Following the coast further north into the scenic Pirita district, guests will explore the dramatic St. Bridget’s (Birgitta) Convent Ruins. These skeletal, open-air limestone remnants of a vast fifteenth-century monastery present a striking architectural silhouette against the winter sky. Guests can marvel at the massive, surviving 35-metre triangular gable end wall and explore the atmospheric interior perimeter, which offers a profound look into Tallinn’s early spiritual history and medieval monastic life before the complex was destroyed during the Livonian War.

The driving loop culminates with a visit to the contemporary, high-energy district of Telliskivi Creative City. This vibrant bohemian hotspot, set within a complex of repurposed Soviet-era railway factory warehouses, showcases the modern, innovative face of Estonia. Guests can stroll through a bustling indoor shopping street filled with local artisan boutiques, view striking large-scale street art murals decorating the industrial brick facades, and experience the creative culinary energy of the city’s trendiest design studios and independent cafes.

Finally, the coach will drop you at 04.30 p.m. at the Port to board the cruise for Stockholm.

Overnight in Cruise

03.12.2026/ Day 17: Stockholm Exploration (B)

At 10:30 AM, step off your luxury cruise ferry directly into your coach for a grand, 8-hour comprehensive exploration of Sweden’s capital. Your luggage remains securely stored on board, giving you complete freedom to explore.

Begin with a scenic drive along the palatial Strandvägen boulevard onto the royal island of Djurgården, arriving at the world-famous Vasa Museum. Here, go inside to marvel at the world’s only intact 17th-century warship, salvaged magnificently from the harbour floor. Next, capture Stockholm’s most famous postcard angle at the Skeppsholmen Bridge, photographing the brilliant cast-iron Golden Crown framing the royal skyline.

Midday brings you to the gates of Gamla Stan (The Old Town) for a curated walking loop through medieval cobblestone alleyways, followed by a generous break for a traditional Swedish lunch in the historic Stortorget Square. In the afternoon, enjoy photo stops at the legendary ABBA Museum and the panoramic Fjällgatan cliffside lookout, which offers breath-taking views of the entire Stockholm archipelago. Conclude your signature day tour inside the beautiful waterfront courtyard of the Stockholm City Hall, home of the Nobel Prize banquet, before a smooth 06:15 PM transfer directly to your hotel for check-in.

Overnight at Stockholm.

04.12.2026/ Day 18: Stockholm – Gothenburg (B)

Check-out from the Stockholm and proceed to Gothenburg by road on Coach.

The coach sets out southwest along the scenic E4 highway, offering panoramic views of Sweden’s rolling winter hills, frosted pine forests, and pristine countryside lakes. Following a comfortable mid-morning rest and comfort break along the picturesque, snow-dusted banks of Lake Vättern in Jönköping, the coach routes west through the heart of the country, arriving seamlessly in Gothenburg just in time for a midday introduction.

The urban exploration commences in Gothenburg’s most enchanting historic sector, the charming Haga District. This beautifully preserved nineteenth-century neighbourhood is famous for its unique traditional wooden houses and independent artisan boutiques. Here, the group steps off the coach for an unhurried, authentic Swedish lunch down the pedestrian cobblestone paths, followed by a classic fika coffee hour featuring the city’s legendary giant cardamom and cinnamon buns.

Reboarding the coach, the afternoon continues with a sweeping panoramic drive down the grand, palace-lined boulevard of Kungsportsavenyn, known universally as Avenyn. The drive showcases stately cultural institutions and high-end boutiques, culminating at the grand Götaplatsen square where passengers can view the towering bronze Poseidon Statue, a magnificent masterpiece dominating the plaza that stands as an imposing symbol of the city’s deep maritime identity.

Next, your guests step completely out of the winter chill and into a lush, heated tropical paradise at The Palmhuset. Commissioned in 1878 and structurally inspired by London’s iconic Crystal Palace, this sweeping, historic glass-and-cast-iron conservatory stands as a breath-taking architectural oasis in the city centre. Guests can wander leisurely through multiple climate-controlled indoor halls filled with towering exotic palms, vibrant Mediterranean flora, cascading water features, and rare tropical plant collections in absolute warmth and comfort.

The daylight tour reaches its grand finale along the vibrant harbour front. The coach executes a scenic stop at the spectacular Gothenburg Opera House (Göteborgsoperan), a modern architectural marvel designed to mimic the soaring, futuristic silhouette of a ship hull reflecting in the Göta River. Right beside the docks, clients will capture postcard-perfect photographs of the whimsical Utkiken skyscraper, affectionately nicknamed “The Lipstick” due to its distinctive red-and-white maritime geometry slicing into the port skyline.

Then transfer to the Hotel and Check-in. Overnight at Gothenburg.

05.12.2026/ Day 19: Gothenburg – Lund – Malmo – Copenhagen (B)

The morning begins with a hot, complimentary Scandinavian buffet breakfast at your Gothenburg hotel, followed by an early check-out.

The first destination is the historic city of Lund, one of Sweden’s oldest and most enchanting urban centers. Step off the coach for a curated orientation walk through the lively cobblestone lanes surrounding the Lund Central Station. The tour explores the vibrant heart of Lund University, where historic academic halls blend seamlessly with rich Viking history and a bustling modern student culture. The true highlight of this walk is the monumental Lund Cathedral (Lunds domkyrka), a spectacular thousand-year-old twin-spired Romanesque masterpiece. Inside, guests can view its magnificent medieval astronomical clock and atmospheric stone crypt before enjoying a brief, peaceful stroll through the exotic, snow-dusted glasshouses of the nearby University Botanical Garden.

Reboarding the coach, a short drive brings the group to Sweden’s vibrant southern portal, Malmö. The afternoon is dedicated to exploring the majestic Malmö Castle (Malmöhus Slott), proudly situated on the historic island of Slottsholmen. Included entry tickets grant you full access to this imposing red-brick stronghold, which stands as the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in the Nordic region. Built primarily between 1526 and 1539 on the ruins of a 15th-century fortress, this grand defensive bastion is completely encircled by a wide, picturesque water moat and expansive organic parklands. Today, the fortress functions as a world-class museum complex, allowing guests to walk through historic royal chambers, uncover the castle’s fascinating history as a Danish mint and prison, and explore curated exhibits on art, natural history, and technology.

Following the castle excursion, the private coach embarks on one of Europe’s most engineering marvels: the crossing to Denmark. The coach glides effortlessly across the spectacular Øresund Bridge, a sweeping combined railway and dual-carriageway cable-stayed bridge that stretches across the blue ocean straight, connecting Sweden and Denmark. Arriving in the vibrant capital city of Copenhagen, the coach routes directly to your premium central hotel for a seamless group check-in and luggage delivery at approximately 06:00 PM. The day concludes with a grand, hosted group dinner at a premium local restaurant, followed by a relaxing overnight stay in the heart of Copenhagen, leaving your guests refreshed and perfectly positioned to explore Denmark the following morning.

Further we will continue to Copenhagen the Capital of Denmark. And check-in to the Hotel.

Overnight at Copenhagen.

06.12.2026/ Day 20: Copenhagen City Tour (B)

After breakfast, board the coach for a panoramic drive through the capital’s historic districts. The first destination is the waterfront Langelinie promenade for a dedicated photo stop at the world-famous Little Mermaid Statue (Den lille Havfrue). Unveiled in 1913, this iconic 1.25-metre bronze masterpiece by Edvard Eriksen portrays a mermaid beautifully transitioning into human form, gazing wistfully at the shore. It stands as a timeless monument to Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy-tale.

The coach then routes inland to the majestic Rosenborg Castle for a spectacular architectural photo stop. Built in the early seventeenth century by King Christian IV as a royal summer residence, this striking Dutch Renaissance-style palace stands proudly in the central King’s Garden. It functions as a living museum for 400 years of Danish royal history, heavily renowned for its well-preserved royal chambers, the breath-taking Knights’ Hall featuring towering coronation thrones, and a secure underground Treasury housing the priceless Danish Crown Jewels and Regalia.

Moving deep into the historic core, the group stops for a major photo session at Christiansborg Palace, the monumental historic heart of Denmark. Situated on the islet of Slotsholmen, this massive Neo-Baroque and Neoclassical palace holds the unique global distinction of being the only building in the world to simultaneously house all three supreme branches of a nation’s state power: the Danish Parliament (Folketinget), the Prime Minister’s Office, and the Supreme Court. Guests can step onto the sweeping stone plazas to photograph the palace’s grand, imposing facade, its ornate Royal Reception Rooms, and its soaring royal chapel tower, which is built directly over the excavated stone ruins of medieval fortresses dating back to 1167.

The overland tour reaches its architectural peak at The Round Tower (Rundetårn). Completed in 1642 under the ambitious reign of Christian IV, this 34.8-metre-high brick tower stands as the oldest functioning astronomical observatory in Europe. Step inside the tower for an unforgettable interior experience, climbing its unique 7.5-turn helical hollow-core spiral ramp—originally engineered to allow heavy horse-drawn carriages to transport heavy telescopes to the peak. Walking up this wide, heated brick pathway completely shelters guests from the winter elements. At the top, the group steps out onto the open-air observation platform, providing sweeping, 360-degree panoramic views across the red-tiled roofs of the old city.

Following the descent from the tower, the private coach drops the group off at the entrance of Strøget, one of Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping streets, located right in the heart of Copenhagen. The late afternoon is dedicated to unhurried, free time for your 15 passengers to explore the vibrant street-side markets and local artisan boutiques. Clients can independently purchase classic Danish souvenirs, such as authentic Royal Copenhagen porcelain, wooden Viking crafts, local licorice delicacies, or miniature Little Mermaid replicas.

As the evening lights illuminate the city, guests can take a short stroll to the nearby Nyhavn Harbour waterfront to photograph the brightly coloured   seventeenth-century townhouses and historic wooden ships reflecting in the canal.

Overnight at Copenhagen.

07.12.2026/ Day 21: Copenhagen – Departure (B)

After breakfast, check-out from the Hotel and proceed for Airport to board your Homebound Flight.

…Tour End…

Hotel Details

Proposed Flights:

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Ex-Mumbai

Note: Airfares are dynamic and final flight details will be shared at the time of booking.

Package Price

GST & TCS extra at applicable rates

Payment Policy

Cancellation Policy

18% GST is applicable on Cancellation Charges.

Inclusions

• International & Internal Airfare
• Visa (Up to 65 years)
• Insurance
• Hotels as per Itinerary with Breakfast
• Transfers by Private Coach as per Itinerary
• Ferry Ticket as per Itinerary
• Railway Ticket as per Itinerary
• Admission Charges/ Entry Tickets as per Itinerary

Exclusions

• GST & TCS
• Lunch & Dinner
• Tips & Gratuities
• Portege & Laundry
• Optional Activities
• Personal Expenses
• Anything not specifically included in the itinerary

IMPORTANT NOTES

• There is no refund for any non-utilization of any services.
• Private Vehicle is available for POINT-TO-POINT SERVICES and is not on disposal basis.
• Due to Safety and Health Restriction at hotels, Maximum 3 Person in Room Allowed
• The Company reserves the right to alter, edit, delete, amend, or modify the tour itinerary at any time, before or during the trip, without prior notice. Such changes may be initiated by the Tour Manager or the Company due to unfavourable climatic and weather conditions, or other circumstances entirely beyond the Company’s control. These include, but are not limited to, the late arrival or departure of flights, ferries, trains, or other public transport; traffic congestion and road closures; the sudden sickness or medical emergency of any passenger in the group or alike situation. The Company acts in the best interest of passenger safety and comfort, and shall not be held liable for any additional expenses, missed connections, or losses resulting from these necessary operational adjustments.
• The company shall not accept any liability or responsibility for any damages, loss of baggage, loss, injury, accident, death, breakdown or irregularity on tour.
• Extreme Sub-Arctic Conditions: Iceland and Northern Lights excursions in November and December feature extreme cold, high winds, sub-zero temperatures, and sudden blizzards.
• Mandatory Layering: Travelers must carry a waterproof and windproof winter jacket, thermal base layers, fleece mid-layers, and a windproof hat and gloves. Cotton clothing (including jeans) is strictly discouraged as it retains moisture and causes rapid heat loss.

• Proper Footwear: Sturdy, insulated, and waterproof hiking boots with aggressive tread are mandatory for icy, rugged, and slippery terrain.

• Force Majeure & Itinerary Changes: “The agency reserves the right to alter, delay, or cancel any itinerary, excursion, or Northern Lights hunt without prior notice. These changes may occur due to severe weather conditions, road closures by the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration, or unforeseen natural events. The agency is not financially responsible for any expenses incurred due to these alterations (e.g., extra hotel nights, missed flights, or alternative transport).”
• Natural Phenomena Clause: “The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) are a natural, meteorological, and unpredictable phenomenon. Viewing cannot be guaranteed. The agency assumes no legal or financial liability if the auroras are not visible due to cloud cover, solar inactivity, or poor weather.”

• Activity & Personal Risk: “Participation in outdoor excursions (e.g., glacier walks, ice cave tours, or remote aurora hunts) involves inherent risks. Travelers assume full responsibility for their safety. The agency is not liable for any physical injury, property damage, illness (such as hypothermia or frostbite), or loss of personal belongings.”

• Personal Equipment Liability: “The agency is not responsible for any damage, loss, or freezing of personal equipment (including cameras and tripods) during the tour. It is the traveller’s responsibility to ensure they adhere to the mandatory gear requirements.” [1]
• The agency assumes no legal or financial liability for any sickness, illness, or medical emergencies contracted or experienced by any passenger during the tour. Travelers are strictly advised to thoroughly read, understand, and evaluate the specific demands of this itinerary before booking. By participating, you acknowledge that this trip involves challenging winter weather conditions, active hiking on rugged or icy terrain, extended driving hours, and long daily operational schedules. It is the passenger’s sole responsibility to ensure they are physically fit and adequately prepared for these conditions. The agency is not responsible for any medical expenses, trip interruptions, or cancellations resulting from a passenger’s health status.

• The tour manager and driver will do their best to get you as close to the monuments as possible, because in some city’s coaches are restricted.

• Any damage caused to hotel rooms/coach during your stay, shall be borne by the concerned passengers.
• Some hotels require deposit of security money at the time of check-in which is returned at the time of check-out. Pax may be required to pay such security money.