Ease into your Norway trip with a walk down Karl Johans Gate, Oslo’s lively cultural and shopping street, lined with cafés and charming architecture.
Overnight: Oslo

Train and bus to Åndalsnes, the gateway to Romsdalen. Stay in a small inn or cabin with views of the surrounding peaks.
Overnight: Åndalsnes

Explore the dramatic Romsdalen valley, including Trollveggen (Troll Wall), Europe’s highest vertical cliff face.
Overnight: Åndalsnes

Drive the famous Trollstigen road with its hairpin bends and viewpoints. Later, hike up Litlefjellet for one of Norway’s most breathtaking, yet easily accessible, panoramas.

Overnight: Åndalsnes

Bus to Geiranger. The village sits at the head of the Geirangerfjord, with sweeping views right outside your accommodation.
Overnight: Geiranger

Cruise the Geirangerfjord, passing waterfalls and sheer cliffs. Stop for the short but steep hike to Skageflå, a mountain farm perched dramatically above the fjord.
Overnight: Geiranger

Drive the Geirangervegen, stopping at viewpoints like Dalsnibba. End the day in Geiranger village with fjord views.
Overnight: Geiranger

Head towards Stryn, staying in the village of Loen or nearby for lakeside scenery. This area offers access to Lovatnet and Oldevatnet, two of Norway’s most beautiful glacial lakes.
Overnight: Loen

Spend the day exploring the turquoise waters of Lovatnet and Oldevatnet, with options for easy lakeside walks or boat rides.

Overnight: Loen

Take a scenic drive to Eggjenibba for panoramic mountain vistas, then return to your lakeside base for a relaxed evening.
Overnight: Loen

Make your way to the Atlantic Ocean Road, staying in a small fishing village along the coast such as Bud or Kårvåg. The views of the open sea and the dramatic bridges are unforgettable.

Overnight: Bud

Spend a full day driving and walking the bridges, stopping at viewpoints along the coast.

Overnight: Bud

Travel back to Oslo by car + train, and enjoy a final evening in the city.