Explore the winter wonderland of Northern Scandinavia, journeying through Finland, Norway, and Sweden, with highlights including the Northern Lights, Sami culture, and scenic landscapes.
  • Journey through Lapland in winter, experiencing the region with fewer tourists and stunning snowy landscapes.
  • Explore Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland and the official hometown of Santa Claus, with opportunities to visit Santa’s workshop and the Arctic Snowhotel.
  • Learn traditional Swedish bread-baking techniques and folklore during a workshop in Lulea, followed by a lantern-lit walk through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Gammelstad Church Town.
  • Discover the culture and traditions of the Sami people, Europe’s only Indigenous people, and meet a local reindeer herder in their village.
  • Hunt for the Northern Lights in Abisko National Park, one of the world’s best locations to witness the Aurora Borealis.
  • Visit Narvik, with the option to explore its war museum and learn about its World War II history.
  • Stroll through the picturesque, colourful streets of Tromso, nestled among mountains and fjords, and enjoy a guided visit to the world’s northernmost brewery, MACK Brewery.
Accommodation on this tour is primarily on a twin/multishare basis, with occasional alternative arrangements due to availability. Facilities may be shared, and some accommodations may not have private en suite facilities. Pre/post-trip accommodations may require room changes.