Scandinavia tour reviews


“If you are thinking about this trip, do it! Every place was beautiful, and my trip manager and driver were so knowledgeable and helpful. We found the special stay to be fabulous, having the whole place to ourselves was relaxing, and helped us bond further.

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Scandinavia


“Was an absolutely amazing trip! Had a perfect amount of time at each place and the home stay in Sweden was one of the best parts of the trip.”

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Scandinavia and Best of Baltics


“If you want to properly see and experience Norway, this is the perfect trip to do. All of the free time add-ons were outstanding and exceeded my expectations.”

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Norway Fjords and Northern Lights

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Frequently asked questions about Scandinavia

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When is the best time to visit Scandinavia?

Want sun-drenched fjords and 22-hour days? Go in summer (June–August). Want Northern Lights, snow-dusted cities and the chance to live your best Nordic fairytale? Aim for winter (December–February).

What is the weather like in Scandinavia?

In summer, you’ll get mild-to-warm days (15–25°C). But winter? Expect snow, ice (and even good chances of seeing the Northern Lights!) Temps can go as low as -20°C up north). Layers are your best friend.

Do I need a visa to travel to Scandinavia?

Your visa requirements can change depending on your citizenship. Check out our handy visa guide for the latest info.

What is ATM access like in Scandinavia?

ATMs are everywhere - cities, airports, even the odd fishing village. But heads up: Scandinavians love card payments so much; some places don’t even accept cash.

How many days should I spend in Scandinavia?

A week is long enough to dip your toes in. But two weeks is great if you wanna fjord-hop, chase trolls, and try all the cinnamon buns.

What should I pack for a trip to Scandinavia?

Layers, layers, layers. A waterproof jacket, comfy walking shoes, warm socks, and something cute-but-functional for city strolls. Don’t forget sunglasses (yes, even in winter), a power adaptor, and your best hygge-ready outfit for all those candlelit dinners.

Do you tip in Scandinavia?

Tipping isn’t mandatory but rounding up or leaving 5–10% in restaurants is appreciated.

Is tap water safe to drink in Scandinavia?

Absolutely. It's some of the purest water on the planet. So, remember to get your reusable water bottle.

Is internet access good in Scandinavia?

Yes. Wi-Fi tends to be fast, free, and found in cafes, hotels, and even remote cabins. 

What adaptor do I need for Scandinavia?

Scandinavia uses the standard European two-pin plug (Type C or F), with 230V voltage. So if you’re from the UK, US, or anywhere non-Euro-pluggy, pack an adaptor.

Is Scandinavia LGBTQIA+ friendly?

Yes! Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland are consistently ranked among the most LGBTQIA+ inclusive countries in the world. Pride is big, rights are respected, and people are generally chill.

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