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6 days / 5 nights

Jutland, the Real Denmark

Day 1: “Hjertelig velkommen” in Jutland

After crossing the border at Flensburg, we’ll continue on to the island of Als and on to Sønderborg— welcome to Denmark.
After some free time to explore the city center on your own, we’ll arrive at our hotel in the afternoon, where we’ll have dinner together and spend the night.
Distance from Flensburg (GR): approx. 40 km.

Day 2: The Wadden Sea

We’ll kick off our excursion program with a visit to Sønderborg Castle. The exhibition focuses on Denmark’s history over the past 200 years. Afterward, we’ll explore the Wadden Sea National Park in Hoyer, which is home to one of Europe’s richest bird populations. We’ll enjoy the Wadden Sea Safari together with a local guide, who will ensure plenty of surprising experiences…
In Vester Vedsted, we’ll visit the impressive Wadden Sea Center. We’ll learn fascinating facts about the Wadden Sea, the mudflats, its inhabitants, and its culture.
From here, we’ll head to Taulov near Fredericia.
Dinner will be served at the hotel.
Distance traveled: approx. 200 km.

Day 3: Jutland, Rich in History

After breakfast, we’ll drive to Kolding. We’ll visit the “Koldinghus” fortress, a former residence of the kings of Denmark. It is the only surviving royal fortress in Jutland and once marked the border with Germany in the Middle Ages. Today , it serves as a fortress, a museum, and an architectural masterpiece! To protect the old and fragile masonry of one wing of the building from collapsing, a completely suspended structure was installed over that section of the building. Also open to visitors are the Heroes’ Tower, the Ruins Hall, the castle chapel, a library, and Denmark’s largest knights’ hall. The country’s largest collection of modern, contemporary silverware and the current traveling exhibition are well worth seeing. The journey continues to Aarhus. At the open-air museum “Den Gamle By,” built in 1914 in the style of a medieval town along the riverbank, the setting gives the impression that we are truly in an old town.
Today, “Den Gamle By” features 75 historic buildings from the 17th through 19th centuries, as well as a few significant small structures from the 20th century. The market square serves as the centerpiece. The buildings come from many cities across Denmark and showcase historical domestic culture, as well as exhibitions on old clocks, traditional costumes, textiles, silverware, and toys. Traditional crafts, such as beer brewing, are also demonstrated.
From here, it’s not far to the next lodging, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night.
Distance: approx. 110 km

Day 4: The Danish North Cape and a desert-like panorama…

Late in the morning, we arrive in Skagen, the northernmost tip of Denmark —also known for its unique lighting conditions, which inspired the famous Skagen painters to create fantastic works of art. Here, we’ll first enjoy a tractor ride to “Grenen, ” where the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet, and watch this natural spectacle, which is unique in the world…

After some free time in the center of the small town, we’ll take a short bus ride to marvel at another truly unique sight: we’ll explore Europe’s second-largest shifting sand dune, “Råbjerg Mile.” Just two figures illustrate the enormous scale of this natural phenomenon: the sand dunes reach heights of over 40 meters and cover an area of about 120 hectares. Standing on the dune, you can see both the Baltic Sea and the North Sea—a unique natural spectacle that you simply have to experience…!

In the late afternoon, we arrive at our next host’s place, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night.
Distance traveled: approx. 330 km.

Day 5: The North Sea Coast

After a scenic drive through Thy National Park and past Hanstholm, we arrive at the small ferry terminal in Agger. From here , it’s just a 15-minute ferry ride to Thyborøn, the small town nestled between the Limfjord and the North Sea, surrounded by endless white sandy beaches and home to Denmark’s second-largest fishing port. Here, you can really feel the raw power of nature on Denmark’s west coast…!
First, we’ll visit the port of Thyborøn with our local tour guide to see and experience all the exciting sights at Denmark’s second-largest fishing port.

All that sea air makes us hungry, so we enjoy a light lunch. After this refreshment, we visit the Thyborøn Fish Auction Hall, where our tour guide accompanies us. We learn in an interesting way how a fish auction works and everything else that goes into it before the auction actually begins. There’s some free time before we arrive at our next hotel in the late afternoon for dinner and an overnight stay.
Distance: approx. 240 km.

Day 6: Holstebro and a Silent Guardian

In the morning , we arrive in Holstebro, the largest city in West Jutland.
On a German-language city tour, we’ll learn more about Holstebro, a city rich in culture and full of various sculptures (including one of a woman worth approximately $75 million), and then we’ll stroll on our own through Denmark’s oldest pedestrian zone. Here we’ll have time to shop, browse, and buy souvenirs.
Afterward, we’ll head back to the North Sea coast to Bovbjerg. On a walk along the cliffs to the Bovbjerg Lighthouse, we’ll once again feel the powerful and intense forces of nature along the Danish North Sea coast—a truly impressive experience… Of course , there’s still plenty of time to explore the lighthouse on your own.
In the afternoon, we’ll arrive at the hotel. In the evening, we’ll dine at the hotel restaurant one last time. We’ll look back on the past few days and enjoy our final evening in Denmark.
Distance traveled: approx. 160 km.

Day 7: På gensyn – See you again in Denmark

In the morning , we’ll arrive in Ribe, Denmark’s oldest city. After a guided city tour, there will be a little time to explore the town on your own. To conclude the trip, we’ll visit the Wadden Sea National Park near Hoyer, which is home to one of Europe’s richest bird populations. We’ll experience this globally unique landscape and World Natural Heritage Site on a Wadden Sea safari with a local guide, who will ensure plenty of surprising encounters. After this natural spectacle, it’s time to gradually say goodbye to Denmark; a journey full of new impressions and beautiful memories is drawing to a close. From here on, you’ll continue your journey on your own.
Distance to Tønder (GR): approx. 160 km.

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7 days / 6 nights

Hiking in Jutland

Day 1: “A warm welcome” to Jutland, in the Wadden Sea World Natural Heritage Site

In the morning, we’ll drive through the Flensburg border crossing and continue on to Høyer on the North Sea coast. At the start of our stay, we’ll visit the Wadden Sea National Park, which is, among other things, home to the largest bird population in Europe. We’ll explore this globally unique landscape on a Wadden Sea safari with a local guide, enjoying many surprising experiences along the way. After this natural spectacle, we’ll take a scenic drive past Ribe through the heathland of Jutland to Herning. In the late afternoon, we’ll arrive at our first host’s place; after checking in, we’ll enjoy dinner together and a relaxing end to the day.
Distance from Flensburg (GR): approx. 210 km.

Day 2: Along the Ringkøbing Fjord

After breakfast, we’ll drive to Ringkøbing on the North Sea coast. We’ll begin our hike along the fjord to Søndervig. From there, we’ll continue south through the dune heath to the Lyngvig Lighthouse and on to our final destination, Hvide Sande, where we’ll have some free time.
Dinner at the hotel.
Hiking distance: approx. 22 km; driving distance: approx. 140 km.

Day 3: The North Sea Coast from Bovbjerg to Thyborøn

Hike starting atthe Bovbjerg Lighthouse, which stands on one of only two cliffs along the west coast (fantastic view of the ocean from the lighthouse).
The first section follows the cliffs, then continues along the coast over the beach dike in a northerly direction toward Thyborøn, Denmark’s second-largest fishing port. Along the way, you’ll come across many bunkers from the Atlantic Wall and the “Flyholm” rescue station with its old lifeboat, which you can tour.
In Thyborøn, be sure to see the “Snail Shell,” the church—the first new church built in all of Denmark in over 100 years—the Skagerrak Battle Memorial, and the harbor itself.
Afterward, a seafood buffet featuring freshly caught fish awaits us for dinner before we head back to Ringkøbing.
Hiking distance: about 20 km; driving distance: about 200 km.

Day 4: Through the “Klosterhede” Nature Reserve

A loop hike through one of Denmark’s largest forested areas (approx. 6,400 ha), featuring incredibly diverse and stunning natural scenery, abundant waterways, a large red deer population, and many beaver colonies. Among other sights, we’ll pass the Rishøje burial mounds, a cluster of Bronze Age burial mounds. Dinner at the hotel.
Hiking distance: approx. 20 km; driving distance: approx. 130 km

Day 5: “Thy” National Park

Today we’ll embark on the most challenging hike of the trip in Denmark’s oldest national park ( featuring a variety of terrains such as bogs, heathland, dunes, sand, etc.).
We’ll start in Nørre Vorrupør, where the fishing boats are still being hauled ashore. Today’s destination is Klitmøller, Denmark’s “Cold Hawaii, ” where the World Surfing Championships are held every year. Along the way, we’ll enjoy fantastic views of the North Sea and the nature reservetime and again.

After the hike, we’ll make a quick stop at the Hanstholm Lighthouse before arriving at our hotel in Hirtshals in the early evening. Dinner.
Hiking distance: approx. 16 km; driving distance: approx. 270 km.

Day 6: Around Skagen

Today we’ll be using the bus throughout the day, as we’ll be driving to various locations around Skagen and hiking in stages. First, however, we’ll visit the North Sea Oceanarium in Hirtshals, Northern Europe’s largest aquarium. With a total of 58 tanks through which 4.5 million liters of seawater flow, it offers its guests all kinds of exciting insights and experiences related to the inhabitants of the North Sea. More than 70 different species of fish swim through the impressive aquatic landscape, and there are always interesting exhibitions on display. An unforgettable highlight—and one you won’t want to miss—is visiting the seal family during their daily feeding… Afterward, we’ll drive to a forested area south of Skagen.
From here, we’ll hike to the shifting sand dune “Råbjerg Mile.” We’ll climb Europe’s second-largest shifting dune—a highlight of the entire trip! Just two figures illustrate the enormous scale of this natural phenomenon: the sand masses reach heights of over 40 m and cover an area of about 120 ha. Standing on the dune, you can see both the Baltic Sea and the North Sea —a unique natural spectacle that you simply must experience…! There , the bus picks up the group and takes us to northern Skagen to the “Grenen” Nature Reserve. Here, we’ll take one last hike from Skagen’s old lighthouse to the northernmost tip of Denmark—another fantastic experience… In the early evening, we’ll return to our hotel. Dinner.
Hiking distance: approx. 15 km; driving distance: approx. 100 km.

Day 7: På gensyn – See you again in Denmark

After breakfast and check-out, we’ll drive south through Aalborg, Aarhus, and Vejle to Kolding. To wrap up the day , we’ll visit the historic “Koldinghus” fortress, the only remaining royal fortress in Jutland. Built in the 13th century, the castle is now a fortress, a museum, and an architectural masterpiece! To protect the old and fragile masonry of one wing of the building from collapsing, a fully suspended structure was installed over that section. Also worth visiting are the Heroes’ Tower, the Ruins Hall, the castle chapel, a library, and Denmark’s largest knights’ hall. The country’s largest collection of modern, contemporary silver is well worth seeing, and permanent traveling exhibitions of international caliber round out a visit to Koldinghus.

After this visit, it’s time to gradually say goodbye to Denmark; a trip full of new experiences and wonderful memories is coming to an end. From here on, the journey continues on your own.
Distance to Flensburg (GR): approx. 360 km.

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5 days / 4 nights

Funen, Denmark's Sunny Garden

Day 1: “A Warm Welcome” on Funen

From the border, we recommend traveling via Kolding, where we’ll make our first stop. Here, we’ll visit the castle ruins of “Koldinghus, ”a former seat of the kings of Denmark. The 13th-century castle is now a ruin, a museum, and an architectural masterpiece, hosting various exhibitions of international renown! Continuing across the “Lille Belt” Bridge, we finally reach our destination— a “hjertelig velkommen” to Funen!
The bustling and lively capital city of Odense is our starting point for exploring the home of arguably the most famous Dane, Hans Christian Andersen. After check-in, we’ll enjoy dinner together and a cozy end to the day.
Distance from Flensburg (GR): approx. 160 km.

Day 2: The Capital, Odense

Well-fed after breakfast, we’re exploring the island’s capital today—which is also the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen. Everywhere in the city, you’ll find references to the world-famous poet and storyteller.

After the city tour, a visit to the Hans Christian Andersen Museum is, of course, a great option (optional). Or you
can spend your time in the very attractive and beautiful downtown pedestrian zone. The rest of the day is free for you to spend as you wish.

Dinner and a relaxing end to the day will take place at the hotel.
Distance traveled: approx. 20 km.

Day 3: Island Panorama

Today we’ll explore more of Funen’s beautiful sights on a scenic drive away from the capital. After a welcome from our tour guide, our first destination is the romantic town of Kerteminde, located directly on the island’s east coast. We’ll then continue south to Nyborg, one of Denmark’s oldest and most important cities. In the Middle Ages, the city served as the seat of the Danish royal family for 150 years. This is impressively documented by Nyborg Castle, with its historic complex nestled within a rampart in the center of the city.

After some free time, we reach the final destination of the day: the city of Svendborg, located in the very south of Funen. The island’s “unofficial capital” is beautifully situated right on the Svendborgsund and invites visitors to explore its charming downtown area and many medieval buildings. The city’s museum harbor is also well worth a visit; Svendborg is well known as a center for wooden shipbuilding.
Continuing along the southwestern coast and through Faaborg, the scenic tour ends back at the hotel in the late afternoon.
Distance traveled: approx. 140 km.

Day 4: Copenhagen

Our last day is all about royal treasures. In the morning, we’ll arrive in Middelfart in the western part of the island, where we’ll visit Denmark’s Ceramics Museum. The highlight of the exhibition is the “Treasury,” featuring masterpieces from the Royal Copenhagen collection spanning approximately 240 years. There are also rotating exhibitions featuring contemporary Danish and international ceramic art of the very highest quality. The buildings’ extraordinary architecture and the fantastic view of the Belt from the café are certainly worth seeing as well.

After this visit, we’ll head back to Odense. To wrap up the day, we’ll visit the Danish Railway Museum. The museum is located in the city center and is housed in a large, 21-track depot building dating from 1954. Here, your groups will not only experience the history of the Danish railways but also get an up-close look at an important part of Danish industrial culture in an authentic industrial setting— from Denmark’s oldest surviving locomotive to the large diesel-electric ME locomotive of the modern era. A major highlight is undoubtedly an original royal parlor car from the early 19th century.

Afterward, there’s time to stroll, browse, and shop—or we can soak up the world-famous Danish coziness in one of the many cafés in downtown Odense. In the evening, we’ll dine one last time at our hotel’s restaurant. We’ll look back on the past few days and enjoy our last evening on Funen.

Distance: approx. 120 km.

Day 5: På gensyn – See you again in Denmark

A trip full of new impressions, experiences, and pleasant
memories is now drawing to a close. It’s time to say goodbye to Funen; the return trip will take us directly back to Germany.
Distance to Flensburg (GR) approx. 180 km or approx. 130 km if taking the Bøjden–Fynshav ferry

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“Jutland, Funen, Zealand— : The Grand Tour of Denmark”

Day 1: “God dag Danmark”

The trip begins in Hamburg and Flensburg. We’ll start our excursion program on the Düppeler Heights near Sønderborg and visit the “Dybbøl Banke” History Center. This event, which is very important for today’s German-Danish relations, tells the story of the feud between the Danes, Prussia, and Austria over control of the Schleswig-Holstein region in the 19th century. After touring the historic mill on the grounds, we’ll arrive at our hotel in Sønderborg. Following check-in, we’ll enjoy dinner together and a relaxing end to the day.
Distance from Flensburg (GR): approx. 40 km

Day 2: “World Natural Heritage Sites and the Vikings”

In the morning, we’ll arrive in the small town of Hoyer on the North Sea coast, where we’ll visit the Wadden Sea National Park—home to Europe’s richest birdlife and a World Natural Heritage Site, among other things. We’ll explore this globally unique landscape on a Wadden Sea safari accompanied by a local guide, with plenty of surprising experiences in store…
In neighboring Møgeltønder, we’ll then be guests at the Krug restaurant at Schackenborg Castle, where we’ll enjoy a delicious lunch (included with half-board) in a unique, regal atmosphere. After this culinary delight, we’ll continue on to Ribe, Denmark’s oldest town. It’s not just during a city tour that we feel as if we’ve stepped back into the Viking Age—the town center remains a gem of architectural heritage from the time of those ancient warriors… After a scenic drive through Varde and Hvide Sande along one of Denmark’s most beautiful roads, we arrive in the evening at our next host’s home in Herning.
Distance traveled: approx. 290 km.

Day 3: West Jutland and the North Sea

Well-fortified by breakfast , we continue northwest to Thyborøn, the small town nestled between the Limfjord and the North Sea, surrounded by endless white sandy beaches, and also Denmark’s second-largest fishing port. Here, you can really feel the forces of nature on Denmark’s west coast…! First, exciting sights and experiences await us in the port of Thyborøn. On a guided tour, we get an up-close look at the daily life, work, and local people there, and marvel at the fishing fleet, the rescue station, various dock facilities, and much more.
All that sea air works up an appetite, so at lunchtime we enjoy a buffet of freshly caught fish at a restaurant in town. After this meal, we’ll visit the fish auction hall. From the unloading of the catch, sorting, and filleting all the way through the auction and shipping, we’ll experience the entire process of a fish auction. There will be some free time before we arrive at our next hotel in Skive in the late afternoon for the night.
Distance: approx. 180 km.

Day 4: Denmark’s North Cape & Its Marine Life

Our first stop today is in Hirtshals. We’ll explore Northern Europe’s largest aquarium. With a total of 58 tanks through which 4.5 million liters of seawater flow, it offers visitors all kinds of exciting insights and experiences centered on the inhabitants of the North Sea. More than 70 different species of fish swim through the impressive aquatic landscape, and there are also plenty of interesting exhibits to discover.
Don’t miss the chance to see the seal family during their daily feeding… Next, we’ll head to Skagen. We’ll switch transportation and enjoy a tractor ride to Denmark’s northernmost tip, “Grenen.” Where the Kattegat and Skagerrak meet, we’ll experience a magnificent natural landscape in a unique setting and watch the waves play. After this impressive experience at the nature reserve, we’ll arrive in Sabro in the evening to meet our next host, have dinner, and spend the night.
Distance traveled: approx. 420 km.

Day 5: East Jutland and the island of Funen

In the morning , we’ll visit the historic “Koldinghus” fortress in Kolding, a former seat of the Danish kings and the only surviving royal fortress in Jutland. The 13th-century castle is particularly worth a visit for German groups, as it once marked the border with Germany during the Middle Ages. Today, it serves as a fortress, a museum, and an architectural masterpiece! Other highlights include the Heroes’ Tower, the Ruins Hall, the castle chapel, a library, and Denmark’s largest knights’ hall. The country’s largest collection of modern, contemporary silver is a must-see, and permanent traveling exhibitions of international caliber round out a visit to Koldinghus.

The journey continues across the “Little Belt Bridge” to the island of Funen and on to the capital, Odense. It is also the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen. Throughout the city, you’ll encounter the world-famous poet and storyteller time and again. Among the many sights worth seeing are the old town district with its beautifully renovated townhouses surrounding the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, the former almshouse on Paaskestræde, and the small stream in the city center where women used to do their laundry during H.C. Andersen’s lifetime. Also worth seeing is the beautiful St. Knud’s Church. Optional: a visit to the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in the city center. Afterward, there will be a little free time before we reach our host for the night on the outskirts of town.
Distance traveled: approx. 170 km.

Day 6: Royal Denmark

We cross the famous “Storebelt Bridge” to reach the island of Zealand. The day begins with a visit to the former royal city of Roskilde. Once there, we’ll tour the famous Viking Ship Museum. The oldest part of the museum, the Viking Ship Hall, was built as a large exhibition space for the permanent display of the five world-famous Viking ships from Skuldelev, which, together with another collection of ships, form the core of the exhibition. The ships were discovered and excavated in the fjord in 1962. In addition, the museum owns its own island with a harbor, a shipyard, and the “Tunet,” the Vikings’ gathering place. If you’d like, you can try your hand at making a rope, carving patterns into wood, or forging a red-hot iron…

Our next destination is Frederiksborg Water Castle in Hillerød. As the largest Renaissance complex in Northern Europe, with its beautiful landscaped park featuring several Baroque gardens, it is certainly a highlight of any trip to Denmark. Frederiksborg tells the story of 500 years of Danish history; a tour of the castle—including the Knights’ Hall, the Knights’ Parlor, the castle chapel, the Marble Gallery, the Neptune Fountain, and much more—is truly impressive.

In the late afternoon, we’ll arrive at our final accommodation for the next two nights, where we’ll have dinner and spend the night.
Distance traveled: approx. 240–260 km, depending on the hotel’s location.

Day 7: Copenhagen

To wrap up the day, we’ll visit Copenhagen today. After being welcomed by our local tour guide, Denmark’s capital awaits our exploration. On our drive through Copenhagen, we’ll see many sights, such as the old harbor “Nyhavn, ” the Little Mermaid, the Marble Church, the alternative neighborhood “Christiania,” and the pedestrian zone “Strøget”… The tour ends at Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish king, where we’ll witness the changing of the guard. After this visit, the rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. There’s time to stroll, browse, shop, or soak up the world-famous Danish coziness in one of the many cafés and just relax… In the evening, we’ll dine one last time at our hotel’s restaurant. We’ll look back on the past few days and enjoy our final evening in Denmark.
The distance traveled is approximately 120 km, depending on the hotel’s location.

Day 8: På gensyn – See you again in Denmark

It’s time to say goodbye to Denmark; a trip full of new experiences and wonderful memories is coming to an end. We’ll be taking a direct route home and will arrive by evening at the latest.

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Royal Denmark with Copenhagen

Day 1: “A Warm Welcome” in Zealand

The journey begins at the ferry ports of Puttgarden or Rostock, heading to Rødbyhavn or Gedser.
We’ll start the excursion program with a short detour to the famous chalk cliffs of “Møns Klint” on the island of Møn and enjoy our first breathtaking views. By early evening at the latest, we’ll arrive at our hotel, where we’ll have dinner together and spend the night.
The distance from Rødbyhavn or Gedser is approximately 190 km.

Day 2: Copenhagen and Frederiksborg Castle

Well-fed after breakfast and following a welcome from our local tour guide, Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is waiting to be explored. On our drive through Copenhagen, we’ll see many sights , such as the old harbor “Nyhavn, ” the Little Mermaid, the Marble Church, the alternative neighborhood “Christiania,” and the pedestrian zone “Strøget” … The tour ends at Amalienborg Palace, the residence of the Danish king, where we’ll witness the changing of the guard.
In the early afternoon, the panoramic tour along the east coast of Zealand begins. Our destination is Frederiksborg Castle, the largest Renaissance complex in Northern Europe with its beautiful landscaped park. Frederiksborg tells 500 years of Danish history with its Knights’ Hall, Knights’ Room, castle chapel, Marble Gallery, Neptune Fountain, and much more. In the late afternoon, we’ll return to our hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Distance traveled: approx. 210 km.

Day 3: Roskilde, the “Old Queen”

After a hearty breakfast and some free time at the hotel,
, we’ll drive to Roskilde. The city is known worldwide, among other things, for its nearly 40 royal tombs. The burial site for the current queen has already been prepared.
We’ll be visiting the Viking Ship Museum. The Viking Ship Hall was built as a large exhibition space for the permanent display of the five world-famous Viking ships from Skuldelev. The ships were discovered and excavated in the fjord in 1962. In addition , the museum has its own island with a harbor, a shipyard, and the “Tunet,” the Vikings’ gathering place. Anyone who’d like to can try their hand at making a rope, carving patterns into wood, or forging a red-hot iron…
At lunchtime, we’ll stop at the museum’s café, where a light meal will be waiting for us. Afterward, there will be plenty of time to explore Roskilde on your own. In the afternoon, we’ll return to our hotel for dinner.
Distance traveled: approx. 90 km.

Day 4: Denmark’s Political Hub and Copenhagen on Your Own

Today we’re visiting Copenhagen again. Our first stop is Rosenborg Castle . It’s centrally located in the royal park “Kongens Have” and has housed the most valuable treasures of the Danish kings and queens for over 400 years, including the crown jewels as its highlight.
After this visit, the rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish. There will be time to stroll, browse, shop, or perhaps you’d prefer to experience the world-famous Danish coziness (hygge) in one of the many cafés…
In the evening, we dine one last time at our hotel restaurant. We reminisce about the past few days and enjoy our last evening in Denmark.
Distance traveled: approx. 160 km.

Day 5: På gensyn – See you again in Denmark

A trip full of new impressions, experiences, and pleasant
memories is now drawing to a close. It’s time to say goodbye to Funen; the return trip will take us directly back to Germany.
We’ll arrive by evening at the latest.
The distance to Gedser or Rødbyhavn is approximately 130 km.

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14 days / 13 nights

Magnificent Norway

Day 1

The tour begins in Oslo with a guided city tour and some free time. We then continue on to Lillehammer; overnight stay with breakfast included.
Distance: approx. 180 km.

Day 2

Panoramic drive along part of the Atlantic Road to Lom, where we’ll visit the Stabskirche. We’ll then continue on to Grotli for overnight stay with half board.
Distance: approx. 230 km.

Day 3

Drive along the “Eagle Road” to Eidsdal. Take the ferry to Linge and continue on to the world-famous Trollstigen scenic route. After another ferry ride from Åfarnes to Sølsnes, enjoy a scenic drive along the “Atlantic Road” past Molde, through Bud and Vevang, to Kristiansund; O/B.
Distance: approx. 280 km.

Day 4

Drive to Kanestraum, ferry ride to Halsa, and onward to Trondheim, including a visit to Nidaros Cathedral. Continue on to Namsos; overnight stay with breakfast.
Distance traveled: approx. 390 km.

Day 5

Full-day panoramic drive to Bodø. Just before reaching Bodø, a visit to the “Saltstraumen”
—the world’s strongest tidal current—O/B.
Distance traveled: approx. 550 km.

Day 6

Ferry crossing to Moskenes in the Lofoten Islands, then on to Bøstad (
), where we’ll visit the Viking Museum. We’ll continue on to Svolvær; overnight stay with breakfast included.
Distance: approx. 130 km.

Day 7

Full-day panoramic drive to Tromsø. En route, visit the Malselvfossen waterfall (
) near Bardufoss; overnight stay with breakfast.
Distance traveled: approx. 450 km.

Day 8

Panoramic drive to Honningsvåg, including ferry crossings from Breivikeidet to
to Svensby, and from Lyngseidet to Olderdalen. In the evening, an excursion to the North Cape;
; O/B.
Distance traveled: approx. 580 km.

Day 9

Full-day scenic drive to the heart of Finnish Lapland—
, and Kautokeino—with free time there, plus overnight stay and breakfast.
Distance : approx. 400 km.

Day 10

Full-day panoramic drive through the Finnish tundra to Rovaniemi, Santa Claus’s hometown
, including overnight stay and breakfast.
Distance: approx. 490 km.

Day 11

Full-day panoramic tour to Umeå, Sweden; overnight stay with breakfast.
Distance : approx. 510 km.

Day 12

Full-day panoramic drive along the Baltic Sea to Stockholm, with overnight stay and breakfast.
Distance : approx. 640 km.

Day 13

Guided tour of Stockholm. Continue on to Oslo and end of the trip, O/B.
Distance traveled: approx. 520 km.

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