Your private guide collects you from Keflavik Airport and drives you to the Blue Lagoon, where 4 hours of premium access offer you time to ease into Iceland. A silica mud mask, bathrobe, and welcome drink are included. Back on the road, your guide sees you through hotel check-in and walks you through your travel documents before the rest of Iceland opens up.

Your welcome package, including your full itinerary and any relevant documents for your trip, will be waiting on arrival in destination.

Dine this evening at Grillmarkadurinn in downtown Reykjavik, where the menu centers on a tasting menu served family-style and built around Icelandic produce sourced directly from local farmers. The kitchen works with fire logs, coals, open flame, and smoke, traditional Icelandic methods that shape the character of each dish from the ground up. Drinks are payable locally.

Uncover traditional Icelandic flavors with your private guide during a half-day food and culture walking tour in Reykjavik. Guided by a knowledgeable local, your journey intertwines the vibrant history of this modern city with delectable tastings at every turn. Today, you will explore the iconic Hallgrimskirkja Church, adorned with a formidable statue of Leif Erikson, a gift from the United States. Step inside and marvel at the simple yet elegant interior, featuring high ceilings and clean lines. Particularly notable is the church's pipe organ, renowned for its powerful and beautiful sound. As you traverse the city streets, treat your palate to traditional Icelandic fare, including a rich Icelandic lobster soup, smoked herring, and a local favorite, Baejarins Beztu hot dog, renowned as the best hot dog in town. Indulge in the rich flavors of Icelandic cuisine, such as the hearty meat soup and bacalao. For the adventurous palate, dare to try fermented shark paired with cumin schnapps. Finally, conclude your gastronomic journey on a sweet note with an Icelandic delicacy like skyr cake.

No first trip to Iceland would be complete without experiencing the country’s most famed touring route, the Golden Circle. Meet your private guide and set out to discover the three most iconic and picturesque natural sites Iceland has to offer. Explore the mossy Thingvellir National Park, site of the world’s first ever parliament dating back over 1,000 years, as well as the continental divide between the American and Eurasian tectonic plates, a unique geological feature only on display in Iceland. The park offers dramatic scenery and woodland that changes colors throughout the year, making the area a photographer’s delight. You’ll also encounter the magnificent Gullfoss (Golden Falls), one of Iceland’s largest and most photogenic waterfalls, with water constantly rushing from a river that’s fed by the melting Langjokull glacier. The upper and lower platforms offer impressive perspectives unique to themselves, so the trek between both is well worth your time. The final pillar of the Golden Circle, discover the great Geysir geothermal area where the dependable Strokkur geyser spouts hot water as high as 100 feet in the air, every 6 minutes or so. Climb up the mountain behind Strokkur for a stunning view out across a valley initially hidden from site. Midday you'll be treated to a unique lunch experience at the Fridheimar Greenhouse where you'll enjoy a private presentation by one of the greenhouse employees, followed by a delightful lunch featuring the very tomatoes grown on site. Conclude your day back in Reykjavik.

Board a direct flight from Reykjavik to Copenhagen. Approximate travel time is 3 hrs.

Please note this flight is not included in your trip costs and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver at the arrivals gate for a transfer to your hotel. Your English-speaking assistant is on hand to help with check-in, walk you through your welcome documents, and answer any questions before your Copenhagen stay begins.

Enjoy a dining reservation at Selma, a MICHELIN-recommended Copenhagen restaurant redefining the art of smorrebrod through a contemporary lens. Rooted in Danish tradition yet boldly imaginative, Selma transforms seasonal ingredients into open-faced creations that reflect nature’s rhythm and flavor at its peak. The minimalist setting mirrors the philosophy behind the food—thoughtful, vibrant, and grounded in curiosity. Pair your meal with a rotating selection of fresh local beers on tap, natural wines, house-made snaps, or a zero-proof option as expressive as the dishes themselves.

Savor Copenhagen’s culinary traditions on a private half-day walking tour that takes you from gourmet street fare to refined market specialties and sweet indulgences. Meet your guide at your hotel and set out through the city’s historic streets, enjoying local flavors while learning about Denmark’s food culture and traditions. Begin with a gourmet take on the classic Danish hot dog, then continue to Torvehallerne, the city’s bustling covered market, where you will be treated to an artisanal smorrebrod, Denmark’s iconic open-faced sandwich with fresh seasonal toppings, and a selection of fine Danish cheeses. As you stroll, admire notable landmarks and lush gardens while your guide introduces local producers and explains how Copenhagen became a reference point for modern gastronomy. A stop at a boutique chocolatier or candy shop offers a sweet interlude, and a pause at one of the city’s stylish cafes allows you to enjoy expertly brewed coffee. The experience concludes in the heart of the city, leaving you free to explore at your leisure. Please note, tastings may vary according to season and supply.

Discover the rich Danish history and vibrant culture of Roskilde on a private-guided adventure, exploring its magnificent historical landmarks and delving into its fascinating Viking past. Meet your guide and take a short walk to the train station where you will embark on a scenic train journey heading 30 minutes west of Copenhagen to Roskilde. Upon arrival, visit Roskilde's impressive Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Scandinavia's most important cathedrals. Dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries, it serves as the traditional burial site for Danish monarchs, with no less than 38 kings and queens interred within its walls. Inside, marvel at the impressive altarpiece, ornate chapels, and beautifully preserved frescoes that depict scenes from both biblical narratives and Danish history. Continue onward to the Viking Ship Museum, situated by the scenic Roskilde Fjord in Denmark. Renowned for its collection of well-preserved Viking ships dating back over a thousand years, discovered sunk in the fjord to block potential enemy access over 1,000 years ago. The museum provides an immersive experience into Viking maritime history, showcasing five original ships painstakingly restored to their former glory providing the opportunity to explore the vessels up close, gaining insights into Viking shipbuilding techniques and the seafaring prowess of the era first-hand. The museum also offers interactive exhibits and workshops that delve into Viking culture, navigation, and trade routes. Conclude your day with a return train journey to Copenhagen.

​Enjoy a dinner reservation at Barr, a MICHELIN-recommended Copenhagen restaurant celebrating the bold flavors of Northern Europe. Set in the former home of Noma, Barr offers a seasonal menu inspired by traditional dishes from the North Sea and Baltic regions—think schnitzel, salted waffles, and house-made sausages—elevated with modern technique. The warm, wood-accented space and curated selection of beers, aquavits, and wines round out the experience, making Barr a distinctive nod to regional heritage with a contemporary twist.

Meet your private driver at the hotel for a transfer to Copenhagen Airport.

Board a direct flight from Copenhagen to Alesund. Approximate travel time is 3 hours.

Please note this flight is not included in your trip costs and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver for a comfortable transfer between your hotel and the airport.

Begin your journey with personalized luxury and seamless service through our VIP Meet & Greet at the hotel. Upon arrival, your dedicated host will greet you personally, guide you through your itinerary, and offer a private introduction to the hotel’s amenities. Your host also serves as your personal concierge throughout your stay, ready to assist with spa reservations, fine dining bookings, and exclusive activities tailored to your preferences.

Treat yourself to a 45-minute private session of sauna, hot baths, and cold-water immersion right on the Brosundet canal—a quiet space to slow down in the heart of Alesund. Set on a floating dock with views of fishing boats and fjord-facing mountains, this experience combines the warmth of a wood-fired sauna with the comfort of outdoor bathtubs filled with fresh, chemical-free water. For those seeking a thrill, step into the clear, cold sea from the private swim platform. Surrounded by the sounds of the harbor and the scent of salt air, unwind with nourishing locally made products in a setting that blends city atmosphere with coastal calm.

Enjoy a lunch or dinner reservation at Apotekergata No. 5, one of Alesund’s most acclaimed waterfront restaurants, celebrated for its inventive take on Norwegian coastal cuisine. Housed in a former pharmacy, the space exudes maritime charm with a contemporary Nordic twist. Your table awaits in the airy dining room or along the dockside terrace, where seasonal ingredients from local fishermen, farmers, and foragers shine in every dish. Whether you prefer a relaxed midday meal or an elegant evening out, this reservation invites you to savor Alesund at its most flavorful.

Please note: This is a reservation only. Payment for your meal is required on-site. All reservations are subject to availability.

Cruise into the heart of Norway’s most iconic landscapes on a full-day private fjord experience from Alesund. Departing directly from the pier at Hotel Brosundet, meet your captain and set off through the breathtaking Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its majestic waterfalls, towering cliffs, and serene waters—scenery so enchanting it inspired the film Frozen. Glide past soaring rock faces and peaceful fjord farms as your guide shares stories of the region’s natural and cultural history. Arrive in the picturesque village of Geiranger for a leisurely stroll and lunch at Brasserie Posten, a charming harborfront restaurant in the village’s former post office. Here, enjoy homemade dishes crafted from fresh Norwegian ingredients, served with sweeping fjord views. Afterward, savor some time to explore the village or simply soak in the scenery before your captain charts a relaxing return to Alesund.

Discover the storybook charm of Alesund on this private 2-hour walking tour that blends striking Art Nouveau architecture with rich maritime heritage and coastal scenery. Meet your guide at Apotekertorget Square, where your journey through this island town begins. Strolling its compact center, learn how Alesund rose from the ashes of the 1904 fire to become one of Europe’s most architecturally unique towns, rebuilt entirely in the colorful Art Nouveau style. Admire whimsical turrets, ornate facades, and sea-swept views as your guide shares insight into the city’s transformation from a humble fishing village to a modern hub of design, technology, and seafood trade. Pause to browse elegant local boutiques and galleries showcasing regional craftsmanship, and hear how Alesund’s adventurous residents bring global inspiration back to their small but forward-thinking community. Your tour concludes in the heart of town, perfectly placed for further independent exploration.

Skim across Norway’s iconic fjords on a small group Zodiac high-speed boat safari that blends jaw-dropping landscapes, coastal history, and pure adrenaline. Meet your fellow adventurers at the designated meeting point, suit up in thermal gear, and board a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) built for speed and maneuverability. Over the next exhilarating hour, cruise past dramatic cliffs and cascading waterfalls, spot remote fjord farms tucked into the mountainsides, and get close to the raw power of nature. Your expert guide shares stories of life along the fjords—some centuries old, others lived just beyond the bend. Whether the waters are glassy or wild, this is a front-row seat to the forces that shaped Norway’s west coast. After the ride, return back to the pier.

Meet your private driver for a comfortable transfer between your hotel and the airport.

Situated on a historic street in the heart of the Icelandic capital, Hotel Reykjavik Saga offers 130 guestrooms and suites in a modern style that reflects local tradition. In the summer months, make your way up to one of two large rooftop terraces for impressive downtown views. Grab a cocktail or glass of wine at the vibrant bar, or dine on site, with modern Nordic meals prepared from fresh local ingredients. Opt for some relaxation in the cozy spa area featuring a dry sauna and steam room. Just a stone's throw away from picturesque Lake Tjornin, the iconic Hallgrimskirkja cathedral, and fantastic downtown shops and restaurants, Hotel Reykjavik Saga ensures you're at the center of it all.

Set within the historic heart of Copenhagen, Villa Copenhagen is a striking blend of timeless elegance and contemporary design. Once the Danish Post and Telegraph office, this iconic building has been reimagined to embody a harmonious union of heritage and modernity. Its 309 guestrooms and suites, inspired by the sophisticated palettes of Vilhelm Hammershoi, evoke a cosmopolitan yet distinctly Scandinavian charm. The hotel’s thoughtfully restored architecture showcases a commitment to sustainability, embracing eco-conscious choices without compromising on indulgence. Relax in the serene courtyard bar, unwind with a swim in the rooftop lap pool, or rejuvenate in the tranquil sauna. For a taste of urban flair, the cocktail bar offers meticulously crafted drinks paired with delectable snacks. With its prime location, Villa Copenhagen places you moments from the city’s cultural landmarks, making it a vibrant social hub where past and present converge. This reimagined masterpiece promises an unparalleled experience, where every detail reflects a passion for design, history, and sustainability.

Set along the tranquil Brosundet canal in the heart of Alesund, Hotel Brosundet is a masterful blend of heritage and contemporary design. Occupying two meticulously restored Art Nouveau warehouses, the hotel immerses guests in the town’s maritime legacy while offering modern comforts. The Green Building welcomes guests with the reception and a variety of cozy lounges, while the Yellow Building boasts a modern take and exclusively houses guestrooms. Each of the 129 rooms is uniquely designed, featuring exposed wooden beams, original architectural details, and panoramic views of the harbor or cityscape. For a truly distinctive experience, guests can opt to stay in the nearby Molja Lighthouse, transformed into an intimate suite by renowned architects Snohetta. Dining at Hotel Brosundet celebrates local flavors, with menus that highlight the region's rich culinary traditions. Whether enjoying a meal in one of the hotel's inviting spaces or sipping a cocktail by the fireplace, guests are treated to an atmosphere of relaxed sophistication. With its seamless fusion of historical charm and modern luxury, Hotel Brosundet offers an unforgettable stay in one of Norway’s most picturesque coastal towns.