Adventure Capital Explorer

Trondheim is heaven for foodies with a full range of gastronomic delights to choose from – everything from simple cosy cafés to renowned Michelin-starred restaurants. Why not enjoy a pre-dinner tipple at one of the local craft beer pubs, or cocktails in a historical setting? Trondheim has something for all tastes and budgets.

Norway's former ancient capital city is a joy to explore on foot. A visit to Gothic Nidaros Cathedral, Scandinavia's largest medieval building, is a must. Cross Gamle Bybro and find the old town, Bakklandet, with its picturesque cobbled streets and colourful timber buildings. A popular way to explore the city is by kayak - ask about about guided tours.

The Dovre Railway from Trondheim to Oslo is a breathtaking journey through Norway’s stunning landscapes. As the train winds through lush valleys, rugged mountains, and vast plateaus, passengers enjoy views of the mighty Dovrefjell range, home to wild musk oxen. Picturesque villages and shimmering lakes add to the charm. Onboard, spacious seats, free Wi-Fi, and a café serving Norwegian snacks ensure a comfortable ride. Whether admiring Gudbrandsdalen’s rolling hills or spotting wildlife, this scenic 7-hour trip offers an unforgettable taste of Norway’s natural beauty.

The Norwegian capital is continuing to have something of a renaissance with the neighbourhood of Tjuvholmen and Oslo's Opera House injecting an edgy and contemporary energy into the city. Contrasting nicely are some of the city's well-loved cultural attractions including Vigeland Sculpture Park and the Munch Museum for a close up with 'The Scream'. On Bygdøy peninsula, find Fram Museum and the Kon-Tiki Museum with Aker Brygge, the old harbour, a great place to stroll or perhaps join a cruise on the Oslofjord.

The city’s long days invite leisurely strolls along the Oslo Fjord, where boats, cafés, and modern architecture meet the water. The Viking Ship Museum reveals Norway’s seafaring past, history lovers can explore Akershus Fortress, and the Holmenkollen Ski Jump offers sweeping views, even without snow. Outdoor concerts, open-air swimming, and island-hopping ferries create a lively seasonal vibe. With warm weather and endless daylight, Oslo feels both relaxed and full of discovery.

This day's travel from Oslo to Bergen is an unforgettable journey featuring some of Norway’s most spectacular scenery. Travel over the stunning Hardangervidda plateau admiring snow-capped peaks and vast wilderness. In Myrdal, switch to the Flåm Railway, descending through steep valleys and waterfalls. A fjord cruise through Nærøyfjord’s dramatic cliffs follows, before a scenic bus ride through Stalheimskleiva’s winding roads. Finally, a train from Voss brings you to Bergen. Comfortable seating, dining options, and panoramic views make this a breathtaking and seamless experience.

Explore Norway’s second-largest city, Bergen. We certainly recommend a stroll around Bryggen and taking Fløibanen to the summit of Mount Fløyen for spectacular views of the city. The city also boasts a number of excellent museums and galleries, or perhaps take a guided walking tour of the city, the cable car to the summit of Mount Ulriken, or a combination of bus and boat to the Hardangerfjord.

Bergen offers plenty beyond its most famous sights. Visit the lively Fisketorget (Fish Market) to sample fresh seafood or local delicacies. Wander through quaint neighborhoods like Nordnes, with its narrow streets and wooden houses. Explore Gamle Bergen Museum, an open-air collection of historic buildings bringing the city’s past to life. Take a fjord kayaking trip for a more intimate view of the coastline, or hike trails in the surrounding mountains for quieter panoramas. Enjoy Bergen’s vibrant café culture, catching live music in intimate venues. In summer, outdoor festivals fill the streets with colour, showcasing the city’s deep cultural and maritime heritage.

The coastal cruise from Bergen to Stavanger offers a scenic and relaxing journey along Norway’s rugged coastline. Sail past charming islands, dramatic cliffs, and picturesque fjords while enjoying panoramic views from the deck. With a reserved seat in the comfortable lounge, you are assured of space to relax and unwind. A glorious dinner buffet is included in the ship's restaurant, with a selection of Nordic dishes, including fresh seafood and local specialties. A truly wonderful way to travel between two cities.

This wonderful city is a mixture of old and new and there is no better way to experience the contrast than by visiting the Canning Museum in Old Stavanger for an insight into how this gorgeous sardine canning factory was the heart of the city.  Follow this with a visit to the Petroleum Museum, located in the harbour for a deeper insight into an industry which until recently was the city's main source of income.

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before heading to Stavanger Sola Airport for your departure plans.