Perched at the top of Europe, the Nordic nations of Finland, Sweden, and Norway are a quirky mix of cultures that live amidst some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. These countries are known to be at the forefront of modern thinking, yet they hold fierce to their cultures and simple ways of life. Their remote location and sparse population make this trio an irresistible destination for travellers seeking tranquillity, tradition and the wild outdoors.

Finland is a country of contrasts, from vibrant and modern Helskini to the serene wilderness above the Arctic Circle. Long before the states drew borders to separate the Nordic countries, Lapland existed as a cultural and ethnic region. The Sámi call their territory "Sapmi" and have their own language, culture, and traditions. Today, it remains a united ancestral land covering four countries, and you'll explore the lakes, forests and local communities in Finland and Sweden.

Crossing into Norway, we would typically say, "Get your cameras ready,"... but the sheer beauty of nature here cannot be captured; it can only be experienced. From the colourful fishing villages of the Lofoten Islands, dwarfed by the towering granite peaks, to the achingly beautiful Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord. Conventional roads are no match for this environment, and much of our travel is by boat and train, keeping us close to the scenery as it unfolds. Steeped in history dating back to the 11th Century, the coastal cities of Trondheim, Bergen and Oslo are all fascinating in their own right.

To add the final dust of magic to this enchanting region, you'll be travelling against the backdrop of the famed midnight sun. The surreal experience of a sunlit night means more time for exploring, and landscapes are cast in a continually changing glow. The atmosphere amongst locals is vibrant as they take advantage of the extra daylight, and it's contagious.

Join us for an unforgettable journey where nature's beauty meets rich cultural heritage.