Fiordi del Sud

I arrive at the airport of Oslo. Transfer to the hotel on your own. Dinner free.
Accommodation Anker.

Breakfast. Meeting with the Italian-speaking tour leader in the hotel lobby. Panoramic visit of Oslo. Oslo, the capital of Norway, combines nature, history and culture in a unique way. Surrounded by forests and the Oslo Fjord, it offers breathtaking views and outdoor activities such as hiking and cruises. Highlights include the Royal Palace, the lively Karl Johans gate, Frogner Park with Vigeland's sculptures, and world-famous museums such as the Munch Museum and the Viking Ship Museum. With a cosmopolitan food scene and lively neighbourhoods such as Grünerløkka, Oslo is an eclectic destination that satisfies every type of traveller. Free lunch. Departure for Hallingdal. Hallingdal is a picturesque valley in the heart of Norway, famous for its breathtaking scenery, local traditions and outdoor recreational opportunities. Surrounded by mountains, rivers and forests, it is ideal for hiking, skiing and fishing. The valley is also rich in culture, with old wooden churches and villages preserving Norwegian traditions. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation Thon Hotel Hallingdal.

Breakfast. Departure for the Sognefjord. Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord, stretches over 200 kilometres from the ocean to the heart of the mountains. Known as the 'King of Fjords', it offers spectacular scenery with high cliffs, waterfalls and picturesque villages.
Among its gems are the Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO heritage site, and the majestic Jostedalsbreen glacier. Continuation to Aurlandsfjord. Gudvangen is a small, charming village located at the end of the Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO heritage fjord in western Norway. Surrounded by towering mountains and spectacular waterfalls, it is a popular destination for cruises and outdoor activities such as kayaking and hiking.
Gudvangen is also known for the Viking Valley, a reconstructed Viking village offering an immersive experience in Norse culture and history. Embarkation to explore the Nærøyfjord on a mini-cruise aboard the very latest generation of Premium vessels, which use a hybrid engine to venture into the most vulnerable and spectacular parts of the fjord with the utmost respect for the environment. Disembark at Flam. Here we will board the famous Flåmsbana, one of the steepest and most scenic railways in the world, offering breathtaking views of Norwegian nature, among waterfalls, mountains and valleys. Arrive at Myrdal. Continuation by local train to Voss. Arrival at Bergen in the evening. Lunch and dinner free.
Accommodation Comfort Hotel Bergen.

Breakfast. In the morning visit to Bergen. Bergen, Norway's second largest city, is known as the 'gateway to the fjords' due to its strategic location on the west coast. Founded in 1070, it is rich in history and culture, with the Bryggen district, a UNESCO heritage site, as a symbol of its Hanseatic trade past.
Surrounded by seven mountains and numerous fjords, Bergen offers a unique mix of nature and urban life. The Fløibanen funicular railway and the Ulriken cable car lead to breathtaking viewpoints, ideal for admiring the city and its surroundings. Free lunch. Departure for Haugesund. We head south along the Norwegian coast, among fjords, tunnels and archipelagos. You cross by ferry from Halhjem to Sandvikvåg and pass through the Bømlafjord subsea tunnel. Arrival in the Haugesund area, where you can admire the Krosshaugen cross, dating from the early Christian period (around the year 1000). Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation Quality Hotel Maritim.

Breakfast. Departure for Stavanger. Ferry crossing from Arsvågen to Mortavika and arrival in Stavanger, the gateway to the Lysefjord. Board a boat trip of approximately three hours along the 42 km-long fjord, where you can admire the Fantahålå Cave, the Hengjanefossen waterfalls and the famous Preikestolen, the "Pulpit Rock", which rises 604 metres above the sea.
In the afternoon, free time to explore Gamle Stavanger, the old quarter with its white houses and cobbled streets. Dinner free.
Accommodation Comfort Hotel Square.

Breakfast. Early morning departure to Arendal. Along the route visit to Flekkefjord. This coastal town is known as "the Dutch village of Norway" because of its historic links with merchants from the Netherlands. There is also a stop in Mandal, birthplace of the sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Continue to Arendal. Time available to visit the city. Dinner free.
Accommodation Grand Hotel Arendal.

Breakfast. Departure to the Regione del Telemark. Here you will find the navigable canal of the same name, with its rich industrial and cultural history and its impressive system of locks that allows boats to overcome a total difference in height of 72 metres along the route. In the middle of the morning, arrival at the village of Lunde, where one of the eight locks along the 105 km of the Telemark Canal is located. Here the group will board a boat to sail a section of the canal (approximately 2 hours) to the village of Ulefoss. In the afternoon, continue to Oslo. Dinner free.
Accommodation Anker.

Breakfast. Free transfer to the airport.