🚐 Private Transportation & Guide

• Full private vehicle service(car or van, based on group size) throughout the entire journey
• Professional driver-guide service(same person serving as both driver and guide)

👨‍✈️ Driver-Guide Expenses Covered

• Driver-guide’s:
  · Meals
  · Accommodation
  · Parking fees
  · Road tolls and ferry crossings (for vehicle only)

🎟 Admission Fees for Key Attractions

The following entrance tickets and activities are included in the tour price:

• 🚞 Flåm Railway – One of the world’s most scenic train rides
• 🚢 Geirangerfjord Cruise – UNESCO fjord experience with legendary waterfalls
• 🚡 Loen Skylift – Panoramic gondola ride to Mt. Hoven
• 🚠 Fløibanen Funicular(Bergen) – Famous mountaintop view of the harbor
• 🖼 National Gallery(Oslo) – See Edvard Munch’s The Scream and Nordic art
• 🏡 Maihaugen Open-Air Museum(Lillehammer) – Traditional Norwegian village exhibits

🛏 Accommodation

• All hotel stays during the tour (can be arranged separately or on request)

🍽 Meals

• Daily meals, including: · Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  (except where specifically included in certain activities)

🚢 Ferries

• Passenger ferry tickets (e.g., if taking a ferry to Viking Ship Museum or local crossings)

🎫 Optional or Additional Admission Fees

• Entry tickets for attractions not listed as included, such as: · Viking Ship Museum (Oslo)
  · Molde Rose Garden (optional)
  · Any local cultural shows or extra excursions
  · Glacier troll car ride (if not selected)

🧳 Personal Expenses

• Travel insurance
• Tips for guide/driver (optional, but appreciated)
• Souvenirs, snacks, and personal shopping
• Optional activities not listed in the main itinerary

✈️ Flights

• International and domestic airfare to/from Norway

🚶‍♂️ Physical Requirements

• This tour includes moderate walking, stairs, and outdoor activities such as fjord cruises, scenic viewpoints, and optional hikes.
• Activities such as the Briksdal Glacier trail and mountain viewpoints (e.g., Eagle Road, Loen Skylift) may require basic mobility and stamina.
• Travelers should be in reasonably good health and comfortable with uneven terrain, changing weather, and moderate physical exertion.

♿ Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessibility is limited on this tour due to rural routes, natural terrain, and traditional villages.
• Some attractions (e.g., Fløibanen Funicular, Flåm Railway) are accessible, but others like the glacier hike or certain mountain stops may not be.
• Please contact us in advance if you require special assistance—we will do our best to accommodate or suggest modifications.

👶 Family & Child Considerations

• Infant seats are available upon request – please inform us at the time of booking.
• The tour is suitable for children; however, long travel days and some outdoor activities may be tiring for very young children.
• Not all activities are stroller-friendly (e.g., glacier trails, viewpoints).

🧳 Luggage & Packing Tips

• Comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, rain protection, and sunblock are highly recommended.
• Each traveler is allowed one suitcase and one carry-on due to vehicle space limitations.

🌦 Weather & Seasonal Factors

• Norway’s weather can change quickly—especially in fjord and mountain regions.
  Be prepared for both sunshine and sudden rain, even in summer months.

Norway’s stunning landscapes are as diverse as its weather, so packing smart will make your journey more comfortable and enjoyable. Here’s what we recommend:

🧥 Clothing Essentials

• Layered clothing – temperatures can vary widely between cities, mountains, and fjords
• Waterproof jacket or windbreaker – essential for sudden rain or boat rides
• Warm sweaters or fleeces – even summer evenings can get chilly
• Comfortable walking shoes – sturdy and suitable for cobbled streets, forest trails, or glacier paths
• Hat, gloves, and scarf – especially useful for highland areas and glacier visits

🌞 Weather Protection

• Sunscreen – the sun can be strong at higher altitudes or during long daylight hours
• Sunglasses – especially on the water or snow-covered mountains
• Lip balm – to protect against wind and dry mountain air

👙 Optional (but Nice to Have)

• Swimwear – some accommodations or scenic spots may have hot tubs, lakes, or spas
• Travel umbrella – handy for light rain during city walks
• Refillable water bottle – Norway’s tap water is safe and delicious
• Daypack/backpack – for carrying snacks, camera, and a light jacket on day trips

📷 Other Handy Items

• Camera or smartphone with space for lots of photos – trust us, you'll want to capture every view
• Power adapter – Norway uses the standard European plug (Type C & F, 220V)
• Travel documents – passports, health/travel insurance, and any reservation confirmations