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Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics

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  • A boat on the fjord at Gudvangen, Norway

    A boat on the fjord at Gudvangen, Norway

  • Malbork Castle, Poland

    Malbork Castle, Poland

  • Copenhagen, Denmark

    Copenhagen, Denmark

  • A traveller in Riga, Latvia

    A traveller in Riga, Latvia

  • The Copernicus statue in Toruń, Poland

    The Copernicus statue in Toruń, Poland

  • Warsaw's old town and skyscrapers from above, Poland

    Warsaw's old town and skyscrapers from above, Poland

  • Oslo City Hall, Norway

    Oslo City Hall, Norway

  • Detail of a cathedral in Tallinn, Estonia

    Detail of a cathedral in Tallinn, Estonia

  • The Masurian Lake District, Poland

    The Masurian Lake District, Poland

  • A couple in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden

    A couple in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Twenty days across Scandinavia and the Baltic States, from Copenhagen to Warsaw, taking in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.

Duration
20 Days / 19 Nights
Route
Copenhagen → Warsaw
8 countries on this tour
  1. Denmark
  2. Norway
  3. Sweden
  4. Finland
  5. Estonia
  6. Latvia
  7. Lithuania
  8. Poland
Activity level
Moderate (3 of 5)
A multi-country coach tour with guided walking tours of up to three hours, early starts and some long drive days between cities and countries
Accommodation
19 nights in 3- and 4-star hotels, including two nights in ferry cabins on the overnight crossings to Bergen and Helsinki
Meals
19 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 7 dinners
Group
Group tour, up to 32
Guide
English-speaking tour leader throughout, plus local guides
Transport
Air-conditioned coach, Ferry
Best time to go
Runs April to December: mild spring, warm summer, cool autumn, and cold winter weather on the December departure

Tour overview

Twenty days and eight countries through Scandinavia and the Baltics, starting in Copenhagen. The route takes in Norway’s scenery and Sweden’s charm, stops in Helsinki and reaches Tallinn’s old-world atmosphere, then finds lesser-known places in Latvia and Lithuania. Warsaw, in Poland, is the end of this Northern European journey.

Highlights

  • A guided tour of Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen
  • Odense, hometown of Hans Christian Andersen
  • Aarhus, a Danish city
  • An overnight ferry to Norway
  • Norway’s fjords
  • Bergen, surrounded by seven mountains
  • Norway’s natural scenery
  • Gudvangen, near Norway’s most famous fjord
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  • A photo stop at Borgund’s Stave Church
  • Oslo’s highlights with a local guide
  • Karlstad, on the shores of Lake Vänern
  • Örebro’s city centre, in Sweden
  • Swedish meatballs in Stockholm
  • Stockholm with a local guide
  • The overnight ferry to Helsinki, Finland
  • Helsinki’s highlights with a local guide
  • The ferry crossing from Helsinki to Tallinn
  • Lunch in one of Tallinn’s mediaeval restaurants
  • Tallinn with a local guide
  • Sightseeing in Pärnu, a resort city in Estonia
  • Saulkrasti, a Latvian seaside town
  • The Latvian Military Cemetery
  • Riga, Latvia’s capital
  • Lithuania’s Hill of Crosses
  • Trakai Island Castle
  • Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania
  • A scenic drive across the Masurian Lake District
  • Gdańsk, a Polish port city
  • Gdańsk with a local guide
  • Malbork Castle, the world’s largest castle
  • A gingerbread workshop in Toruń
  • Warsaw with a local guide

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Route and hotels

Where the tour goes and where you sleep, night by night.

Map of the route, with each hotel stay numbered in order: 1 Copenhagen, 2 Overnight ferry, Hirtshals to Bergen, 3 Bergen, 4 Oslo, 5 Stockholm, 6 Overnight ferry, Stockholm to Helsinki, 7 Helsinki, 8 Tallinn, 9 Riga, 10 Vilnius, 11 Gdańsk, 12 Warsaw.
Hotel stays, in orderOn the wayBy roadBy boatAbout 3,320 km by roadMap data: © OpenStreetMap contributors; OpenMapTiles, OpenFreeMap; terrain Mapzen; roads OSRM
  1. Copenhagen

    2 nights · Days 1–2

    Four Points Flex by Sheraton Copenhagen Arena

  2. Odense

    Day 3 · on the way

  3. Aarhus

    Day 3 · on the way

  4. Hirtshals

    Day 3 · on the way

  5. Overnight ferry, Hirtshals to Bergen

    1 night · Day 3

    Fjord Line Hirtshals-Bergen Ferry

  6. Bergen

    2 nights · Days 4–5

    Quality Hotel Edvard Grieg

  7. Flåm

    Day 6 · on the way

  8. Oslo

    2 nights · Days 6–7

    Scandic Oslo Airport

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  1. Karlstad

    Day 8 · on the way

  2. Örebro

    Day 8 · on the way

  3. Stockholm

    2 nights · Days 8–9

    Môtel L

  4. Overnight ferry, Stockholm to Helsinki

    1 night · Day 10

    Tallink

  5. Helsinki

    2 nights · Days 11–12

    Radisson Blu Seaside Hotel

  6. Tallinn

    1 night · Day 13

    Metropol Hotel

  7. Pärnu

    Day 14 · on the way

  8. Latvian Military Cemetery

    Day 14 · on the way

  9. Riga

    1 night · Day 14

    Hestia Hotel Jugend

  10. Hill of Crosses

    Day 15 · on the way

  11. Trakai

    Day 15 · on the way

  12. Vilnius

    1 night · Day 15

    Art City Inn Hotel

  13. Masurian Lake District

    Day 16 · on the way

  14. Gdańsk

    2 nights · Days 16–17

    Hampton by Hilton Gdansk Old Town

  15. Malbork Castle

    Day 18 · on the way

  16. Toruń

    Day 18 · on the way

  17. Warsaw

    2 nights · Days 18–19

    Novotel Warsaw Center

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Start of tour in Copenhagen

    Dinner included
    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Your Best of Scandinavia and the Baltics tour begins today in Copenhagen. You arrive in Denmark’s capital and meet your tour leader, along with the rest of the group, before a tour of the city with a local guide. The first day closes with a welcome dinner in central Copenhagen.

    Included

    • Guided city tour of Copenhagen: Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, the Little Mermaid and Amalienborg Palace
    • Welcome dinner in the city centre
    Overnight
    Copenhagen
    Hotel
    Four Points Flex by Sheraton Copenhagen Arena
  2. Day 2

    Copenhagen: Free Day

    Breakfast included

    Today is a free day to spend in Copenhagen as you like. You might visit Tivoli Gardens, the city’s well-known amusement park, or the Rundetaarn, an astronomical observatory with fine views. For a deeper look at Copenhagen’s history and culture, you can join today’s optional excursion, which starts with a canal cruise and continues with the National Museum, a local food hall, and Freetown Christiania.

    Included

    • Free day to explore Copenhagen

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Copenhagen
    Hotel
    Four Points Flex by Sheraton Copenhagen Arena
  3. Day 3

    Copenhagen – Odense – Aarhus – Hirtshals (Overnight Ferry)

    Breakfast included

    The coach takes in the Danish countryside on the way to Odense, where an orientation tour covers the city, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, the fairytale writer. From there the route continues to Aarhus for an open-air museum, contemporary artworks and Viking exhibits, before reaching Hirtshals in time for the overnight ferry to Bergen in Norway.

    Included

    • Orientation tour of Odense, Hans Christian Andersen’s birthplace
    • Visit to Aarhus, including the Den Gamle By open-air museum
    Travel
    Copenhagen → Odense → Aarhus → Hirtshals by coach, then overnight ferry to Bergen
    Overnight
    Hirtshals-Bergen Ferry
    Hotel
    Fjord Line Hirtshals-Bergen Ferry
  4. Day 4

    Overnight ferry – Bergen

    Breakfast included

    The ferry’s approach to Bergen takes in fine scenery, and an orientation tour follows on arrival. Bergen is home to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Bryggen Quay, often called the entry point to Norway’s fjords. This evening you can join the optional excursion to picturesque fishing villages for a traditional Norwegian dinner.

    Included

    • Fjord views as the ferry arrives into Bergen
    • Orientation tour of Bergen, the city among the seven mountains

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Bergen
    Hotel
    Quality Hotel Edvard Grieg
  5. Day 5

    Bergen

    Breakfast included

    This free day is yours to spend exploring Bergen. The optional Bergen+ excursion offers a closer look at the city, including a cruise by ferry, a guided walk around Bryggen and a ride up Fløyen mountain on the Fløibanen funicular, with views over the city from the top. The day can finish with a visit to Bergen’s Magic Ice Bar.

    Included

    • Free day in Bergen

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Bergen
    Hotel
    Quality Hotel Edvard Grieg
  6. Day 6

    Bergen – Flåm – Oslo

    Breakfast and dinner included
    A boat on the fjord at Gudvangen, Norway

    You leave Bergen for Gudvangen, a village where Nærøyfjord, one of Norway’s best known fjords, comes to an end. There is an optional excursion today to a Viking Village, followed by a cruise that crosses the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjorden on the way to Flåm. Later, there is a stop at Borgund’s Stave Church on the way to Oslo, where dinner is included at the hotel this evening.

    Included

    • Stop at Gudvangen, at the end of the Nærøyfjord
    • Photo stop at Borgund’s Stave Church
    • Dinner at the hotel on arrival in Oslo

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Bergen → Gudvangen → Oslo by coach, via Borgund’s Stave Church
    Overnight
    Oslo
    Hotel
    Scandic Oslo Airport
  7. Day 7

    Oslo

    Breakfast included

    Oslo is Norway’s compact capital, covered this morning by a local guide on a walking tour that takes in the Royal Palace and the Akershus Castle. The rest of the day is free to explore as you wish, or you can join the optional Oslo+ excursion to see some of the city’s green spaces and museums.

    Included

    • Walking tour of Oslo with a local guide: the Royal Palace and Akershus Castle
    • Free time to explore Oslo

    Optional extras

    • Oslo+ · AED 245 per person
    Overnight
    Oslo
    Hotel
    Scandic Oslo Airport
  8. Day 8

    Oslo – Karlstad – Örebro – Stockholm

    Breakfast and dinner included

    Today’s first stop is Karlstad, roughly halfway between Oslo and Stockholm, followed by Örebro, home to one of Sweden’s most admired city centres and a 13th-century castle. From there the route continues to Stockholm, Sweden’s capital, where dinner after checking into the hotel features traditional Swedish meatballs.

    Included

    • Orientation tour of Karlstad on Lake Vänern
    • Orientation tour of Örebro’s city centre
    • Swedish meatballs for dinner in Stockholm
    Travel
    Oslo → Karlstad → Örebro → Stockholm by coach
    Overnight
    Stockholm
    Hotel
    Môtel L
  9. Day 9

    Stockholm

    Breakfast included
    A couple in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden

    A locally guided tour this morning covers more of Stockholm, taking in the Royal Palace, the AF Chapman ship and a stroll through Gamla Stan. What remains of the day is yours to spend as you like, or you can join the optional Stockholm Heritage & Vasa Discovery excursion, which spans two of the city’s best known museums and brings you face to face with treasures from the Viking age, a room covered in legendary gold, and a 17th-century warship that went down on its one and only voyage.

    Included

    • Guided tour of Stockholm: the Royal Palace, the AF Chapman ship and Gamla Stan
    • Free time to explore Stockholm

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Stockholm
    Hotel
    Môtel L
  10. Day 10

    Stockholm (Overnight Ferry)

    Breakfast included

    A last morning in Stockholm leaves time to explore, shop, or simply take it all in, before the afternoon brings a trip to the port for the overnight ferry to Helsinki, with onboard entertainment and views along the way. This evening you can choose the Baltic Ferry Feast, a large buffet dinner with unlimited drinks.

    Included

    • Free time in Stockholm before the ferry

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Stockholm → Helsinki by overnight ferry
    Overnight
    Stockholm-Helsinki Ferry
    Hotel
    Tallink
  11. Day 11

    Helsinki

    Breakfast and dinner included

    The ferry docks in Helsinki, the capital of Finland, and the group travels to the harbourside hotel before meeting a local guide who leads a driving and walking tour. Famous sights along the way include the Havis Amanda, Senate Square, Helsinki Cathedral, Uspenski Cathedral and Kauppatori Market. Dinner is included with the group this evening.

    Included

    • Guided city tour of Helsinki: Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral and Kauppatori Market
    • Dinner with the group
    Overnight
    Helsinki
    Hotel
    Radisson Blu Seaside Hotel
  12. Day 12

    Helsinki: Free Day

    Breakfast included

    Today is free to spend exploring Helsinki at your own pace. You can join the optional Helsinki+ excursion to Suomenlinna Fortress, with a picnic lunch on the island followed by a Finnish pastry and coffee at a well known café, or explore independently, perhaps visiting a museum, looking at Helsinki’s architecture or finding a meal with an ocean view.

    Included

    • Free day in Helsinki

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Helsinki
    Hotel
    Radisson Blu Seaside Hotel
  13. Day 13

    Helsinki – Tallinn

    Breakfast and lunch included
    Detail of a cathedral in Tallinn, Estonia

    A ferry today crosses the Gulf of Finland to the Baltic States, reaching Tallinn, Estonia’s capital. Lunch is at a medieval restaurant in the Old Town Square, followed by a tour on foot, led by a local guide, that takes in historic sites such as St Olav’s Church and Tall Hermann Tower. The evening is free.

    Included

    • Lunch at a medieval restaurant in Tallinn’s Old Town Square
    • Walking tour of Tallinn with a local guide: St Olav’s Church and Tall Hermann Tower
    Travel
    Helsinki → Tallinn by ferry across the Gulf of Finland
    Overnight
    Tallinn
    Hotel
    Metropol Hotel
  14. Day 14

    Tallinn – Pärnu – Latvian Military Cemetery – Riga

    Breakfast included

    The route continues into Latvia, stopping first in the Estonian resort city of Pärnu, then crossing the border for a visit to Saulkrasti, a coastal town. In Riga, Latvia’s capital, there is a visit to the Brothers’ Cemetery, then check-in at the hotel, followed later by an orientation walking tour of the old town.

    Included

    • Stop in the resort city of Pärnu
    • Stop in the seaside town of Saulkrasti
    • Visit to the Latvian Military Cemetery
    • Orientation walking tour of Riga’s old town
    Travel
    Tallinn → Pärnu → Riga by coach, via Saulkrasti
    Overnight
    Riga
    Hotel
    Hestia Hotel Jugend
  15. Day 15

    Riga – Hill of Crosses – Trakai – Vilnius

    Breakfast and dinner included

    Lithuania is today’s destination, starting with the Hill of Crosses, a well-known religious site, and Trakai, known for its island castle. In Vilnius, Lithuania’s historic and characterful capital, an orientation tour takes in the Baroque Old Town and sights such as the Vilnius Cathedral and the Church of St Anne. A local dinner follows this evening.

    Included

    • Visit to the Hill of Crosses
    • Visit to Trakai Island Castle
    • Orientation tour of Vilnius’s Old Town
    • Dinner with the group
    Travel
    Riga → Vilnius by coach, via the Hill of Crosses and Trakai Castle
    Overnight
    Vilnius
    Hotel
    Art City Inn Hotel
  16. Day 16

    Vilnius – Masurian Lake District – Gdańsk

    Breakfast and dinner included
    The Masurian Lake District, Poland

    Poland is today’s new country, crossed via the Masurian Lake District, which holds more than 2,000 lakes, with time to stop for lunch along the way. Later in the evening, Gdańsk comes into view for an orientation tour of this historic port city, followed by an included dinner.

    Included

    • Scenic drive through the Masurian Lake District
    • Orientation tour of Gdańsk’s old town
    • Dinner with the group
    Travel
    Vilnius → Gdańsk by coach, through Poland’s Masurian Lake District
    Overnight
    Gdańsk
    Hotel
    Hampton by Hilton Gdansk Old Town
  17. Day 17

    Gdańsk

    Breakfast included

    A local guide leads a tour on foot this morning, covering Gdańsk’s highlights and historic areas. The rest of the day is free for you to spend as you wish, taking in the city’s Dutch-influenced architecture, the waterfront, or, for history buffs, the European Solidarity Centre, covering the Polish fight for freedom from the USSR.

    Included

    • Walking tour of Gdańsk with a local guide
    • Free time to explore Gdańsk
    Overnight
    Gdańsk
    Hotel
    Hampton by Hilton Gdansk Old Town
  18. Day 18

    Gdańsk – Malbork Castle – Toruń – Warsaw

    Breakfast and dinner included

    The first stop today is Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest castle in the world. Next comes Toruń, a UNESCO-listed mediaeval town known for its Museum of Gingerbread, with an interactive gingerbread workshop included. The day ends in Warsaw, Poland’s capital, with dinner at the hotel.

    Included

    • Visit to Malbork Castle, the world’s largest castle
    • Gingerbread-making workshop in Toruń
    • Dinner at the hotel in Warsaw
    Travel
    Gdańsk → Toruń → Warsaw by coach, via Malbork Castle
    Overnight
    Warsaw
    Hotel
    Novotel Warsaw Center
  19. Day 19

    Warsaw

    Breakfast included
    Warsaw's old town and skyscrapers from above, Poland

    After breakfast, a locally guided tour covers Warsaw, with the rest of the day left free. For a closer look at the city, you can join the optional Warsaw Cultural Highlights excursion, and in the evening the optional Chopin & Polish Flavours Evening pairs a concert at Warsaw’s Royal Castle with a three-course dinner of Polish cuisine at a restaurant in the Old Town.

    Included

    • Guided tour of Warsaw: its historic and modern landmarks
    • Free time to explore Warsaw

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Warsaw
    Hotel
    Novotel Warsaw Center
  20. Day 20

    End of tour in Warsaw

    Breakfast included

    One last breakfast with the group marks the end of the trip this morning. Remember to swap contact details with your travel friends so you can stay in touch after returning home.

Dates & prices

Prices per person, sharing a double or twin room. A single room costs the supplement shown.

19 dates

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What’s included

Included

  • 19 nights in mostly 3-star and 4-star hotels, in twin rooms with a private bathroom
  • A room to yourself for a single supplement, subject to availability
  • 19 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 7 dinners
  • A modern coach with air conditioning, reclining seats and a toilet
  • Two overnight ferries
  • Public transport the tour uses, except on free days
  • Guided from start to finish

Not included

  • Flights to the start of the tour and home from the end: we can book them from Dubai
  • Travel insurance: take out a policy that suits your trip

Optional extras

Excursions and upgrades you can add to the tour. Prices are per person.

  • Discover Copenhagen

    Day 2
    AED 340per person

    Cruise Copenhagen’s canals with your tour leader, visit the National Museum, and walk through Freetown Christiania past the spire of Vor Frelsers Kirke. €80, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 2 in the itinerary
  • Coastal Norway: Fishing Villages & Norwegian Dinner

    Day 4
    AED 310per person

    Visit historic fishing communities along Norway’s quiet coast, including the industrial village of Alvøen, before a traditional Norwegian dinner by the water in Glesvær. €72, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 4 in the itinerary
  • Bergen+

    Day 5
    AED 450per person

    Take a historic ferry ride around Bergen’s harbour, join a guided tour of the Bryggen wharf, ride the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen, and end at the Magic Ice Bar with a drink. €105, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 5 in the itinerary
  • Viking Village and Norwegian Fjords Cruise

    Day 6
    AED 535per person

    Visit the Viking village of Njardarheimr in Gudvangen, then cruise the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjorden fjords to Flåm. €125, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 6 in the itinerary
  • Oslo+

    Day 7
    AED 245per person

    Visit Vigeland Sculpture Park and the Bygdøy peninsula with your tour leader, taking in the Kon-Tiki and Fram museums. €57, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 7 in the itinerary
  • Stockholm Heritage & Vasa Discovery

    Day 9
    AED 385per person

    A guided visit to the Swedish History Museum to see Viking treasures and the Gold Room, then time to explore the Vasa Museum’s 17th-century warship at your own pace, with lunch included. €90, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 9 in the itinerary
  • Royal Stockholm

    Day 9
    AED 385per person

    Tour the Royal Palace’s state rooms and the Royal Apartments, then visit the Vasa Museum to see its preserved 17th-century warship. €90, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 9 in the itinerary
  • Baltic Ferry Feast

    Day 10
    AED 220per person

    Enjoy a Swedish buffet dinner with unlimited drinks on the overnight ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki, with vegan and vegetarian options available. €51, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 10 in the itinerary
  • Helsinki+

    Day 12
    AED 340per person

    Take a ferry to the Suomenlinna Fortress, join a guided tour there and have a picnic lunch, then finish with Finnish pastries and coffee at the historic Fazer Café. €80, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 12 in the itinerary
  • Warsaw Cultural Highlights

    Day 19
    AED 255per person

    Enjoy a pierogi lunch, walk along Miodowa Street past Warsaw’s palaces and parks, and finish with a guided visit to the POLIN Museum of Polish Jewish history. €60, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 19 in the itinerary
  • Chopin & Polish Flavours Evening

    Day 19
    AED 340per person

    Attend a Chopin concert in the Royal Castle’s historic wing, then enjoy a three-course meal of Polish dishes at a restaurant in Warsaw’s Old Town. €80, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 19 in the itinerary

To add an extra, mention it in your booking notes, and we confirm it with your seats before you pay. Some are booked with your tour leader on the day instead: their description says so.

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  • Passport & visas

    Every country on this tour, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, is in the Schengen area, so one Schengen visa covers the whole trip.

    UAE passport holders don’t need a visa for stays of up to 90 days, but will need the EU’s new ETIAS travel authorisation once it starts: we can tell you where it stands when you book. Most other nationalities living in the UAE need a Schengen visa, applied for in the country where you spend the most nights.

    Your passport must be valid for at least three months after you leave the Schengen area, and have been issued within the last ten years. Our visa team handles Schengen applications: ask us when you book.

  • Flights and timings

    Flights to Copenhagen and from Warsaw aren’t included.

    Day 1 starts at the hotel in Copenhagen, where you check in from 10:00 and meet your tour leader. The tour ends in Warsaw after breakfast on day 20.

    Our team can book your flights from Dubai to match.

  • Meals and dietary needs

    Your tour includes 19 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 7 dinners, including Swedish meatballs in Stockholm and dinners in Gdańsk and Warsaw.

    Tell us about any dietary needs, halal included, when you book, and we pass them on before the tour.

  • Money

    You’ll use Danish kroner in Denmark, Norwegian kroner in Norway, Swedish kronor in Sweden and Polish złoty in Poland, and euros in Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Cards are widely accepted on this route, and Scandinavia in particular is close to cashless.

    Optional extras booked on tour are paid to your tour leader in cash or by card, in the currency shown.

  • Weather and packing

    Weather varies by season: mild spring and autumn, warm summer, and cold winter conditions on the December departure.

    Pack in layers, with a waterproof jacket and comfortable, broken-in shoes for the walking tours. A warm layer is worth having for the overnight ferries too.

  • Two nights on overnight ferries

    This tour spends two nights aboard overnight ferries: Hirtshals to Bergen, and Stockholm to Helsinki. Each has a twin cabin with a private bathroom, plus onboard dining and entertainment.

    Keep a small bag with what you need overnight separate from your main luggage, since cabins are compact.

Plan your trip

Our Dubai team arranges what goes around the tour, so it is booked in one place.

  • Visas

    One Schengen visa covers the Schengen countries on this route. Our visa team in Dubai applies for UAE residents once the tour is booked.

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  • Flights

    Flights are not included. We can book them with the tour: Dubai to Copenhagen, and home from Warsaw. Tick “Flights” when you book and we quote them with your confirmation.

    Book and add flights

  • Pay in instalments

    Split the cost with Tabby or Tamara, or over 3 to 12 months on a UAE bank credit card for bookings from AED 1,000.

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Questions about this tour

  • What will my days look like?

    Days are full. Most start with breakfast, then the main sights with a local guide or your tour leader. Afternoons often leave free time to wander, stop for a coffee or join an optional extra. Expect a fair amount of walking: some days mean two or three hours on your feet, so bring comfortable shoes.

  • Who will I be travelling with?

    Travellers from all over the world, of different ages and backgrounds, who share a wish to see more. Up to 32 people share this tour, and most know each other’s names within a few days.

  • What are the hotels like?

    Mostly 3 and 4 star, all clean, comfortable and well located, with private en-suite bathrooms. They are chosen so you sleep well and are ready for the next day. The destinations come first, but the hotels are never an afterthought.

  • How active is this tour?

    You carry your own luggage, sometimes up hotel stairs. Some walking tours run for up to three hours, and a few sites have plenty of steps. The itinerary and the activity level at the top of this page show whether the pace suits you.

  • How do optional extras work?

    Optional extras run in the tour’s free time, and your tour leader tells you what is on offer as the tour goes. The ones on this tour are booked with your tour leader on the day, and the Optional extras section shows each one with its price.

  • Will I have time to explore on my own?

    Yes. The itinerary builds in free time to wander at your own pace, and your tour leader can point you to the places that suit you, so you are never left to work it all out alone.

  • What support do I have while I’m on tour?

    Your tour leader travels with you from start to finish. They know the places most visitors miss, can suggest a restaurant before you ask, and deal with whatever crops up on the way. Transport and hotels are all arranged for you.

    There is also an emergency number staffed 24 hours a day, and our team in Dubai is there to help.

  • How do I book Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics?

    Press Book now, choose a date, your travellers and rooms, and give your name, email and mobile. We hold your seats and email your booking reference straight away; you then add each traveller as their passport shows on your booking page. Our Dubai team confirms the seats with the tour operator, then emails you a secure payment link. Nothing is charged when you book.

  • When do I pay?

    Once the tour operator confirms your seats. We email you a secure payment link for the total in AED, and your booking is complete when it is paid. To pay in instalments, say so in your booking notes.

  • Is the price per person?

    Yes. Prices are per person sharing a double or twin room. Travelling alone? A single room costs the supplement shown next to each date.

  • Are flights included?

    Only when the tour lists them under what is included. We can book flights from the UAE to the start city and home from the end city with your tour.

  • Do I need a visa?

    That depends on your passport and the countries on the route. Our visa team arranges Schengen and other visas for UAE residents, and can apply for yours once the tour is booked.

Payment plans

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Every booking qualifies, from holidays and tours to visas. Spread it over 3 to 12 months at 0% on a credit card plan, or with Tabby or Tamara; some banks add a one-time processing fee.

  • Credit card plans from AED 1,000
  • Tabby and Tamara, no minimum
  • Terms from 3 to 12 months
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