Escorted Motorhome Tours
Norway Motorhome Northern Lights 2026
Norway Northern Lights Tour 2026 - Itinerary / Route
Day 1 – 2
Welcome Meeting - Bremen, Germany
You’ll be arriving in Bremen, Germany for our first night and we’ll be there to meet you and other guests on the tour.
There’ll be a welcome meeting late afternoon where you can ask questions, socialise, and get your welcome pack. And guess what? Welcome drinks are included!
Day 2 – 4
Ribe, Denmark
Travel to Ribe in Denmark (150 miles) Ribe is the oldest town in the whole of Scandinavia, founded in approx 700AD.
The town is steeped in history and together with shops and restaurants make Ribe worth visiting. The Cathedral has amazing views to reward you once you ascend the 248 steps to reach the top.
In the old days it was the job of the Night Watchman to keep the peace at night and in Ribe he also had to warn the population of impending floods. The modern police slowly took over, and the Night Watchmen in Ribe ended their work in 1902.
In 1932 it was decided to take up the Night Watchman tradition as a tourist attraction and we shall join the Nightwatchman on a walking tour to hear more about the history.
This was a Viking town and there is a Viking museum to visit if you want to learn more about them.
Enjoy a Group Cycle Ride and our Ribe Group Meal included.
Day 4 – 5
Arrive in Kristiansand, Norway
Travel to Hirtshals (200 miles) where we shall catch the first of many ferries, to Kristiansand in Norway (The crossing is 2hr 20m approx).
Here we shall stay in Kristiansand for one night at a local campsite to recharge after a long day.
The campsite is close to beautiful svaberg (smooth rock slopes), pier facilities, sandy beaches to enjoy the fresh air for the first night in Norway.
Ferry Included (£295 approx.)
Day 5 – 7
Stavanger
Travel to Stavanger (150 miles)
Day 7 – 9
Bergen
Travel to Bergen (135 miles) Bergen is located on the west coast of Norway in the heart of the fjords.
Enjoy a beautiful days drive to reach our campsite.
As a UNESCO World Heritage City and a European City of Culture, the Bergen region has the ideal combination of nature, culture and exciting urban life all year around.
Included Bus Tour
Day 9 – 12
Flåm
Travel to Flåm (108 miles) where we will visit the Flåm Railway which is described as one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world.
This is one of the leading tourist attractions in Norway. The train runs from the end of Aurlandsfjord to high up in the mountains to Myrdal Station. The train ride will feature some of the most stunning scenery in Western Norway.
We shall organise a group hike to the Brekkefossen Waterfall 1.5 – 2hrs to enjoy the Waterfall and views of Flåm
Train Ride (£60p/p approx.) and Brekkefossen Waterfall Hike Included.
Day 12 – 14
Briksdal
Travel to Briksdal (140 miles) including a ferry crossing.
The Briksdal Valley is home to the Briksdalsbreen Glacier. This famous glacier lies in stunning scenery between high peaks and waterfalls. The glacier drops 1200m into the Briksdal Valley, beholding a truly spectacular sight.
From the campsite you will be rewarded with far reaching views to the glacier, mountains and huge waterfalls. A beautiful location.
Included group hike to glacier, Ferry Included (£30 Approx.)
Day 14 – 16
Geiranger
Travel to Geiranger (75 miles) including Fjord Cruise. Gieranger is home to one of the best Norwegian fjords, Gerirangerfjord, it has been on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites since 2005.
It has a stunning landscape with the snow topped mountains, lush green vegetation and beautiful waterfalls. Many people consider this area one of the most scenic fjords on Earth.
The campsite is near the centre of Geiranger and is a good starting point for sightseeing and hiking. Pedal boats and rowing boats are available for hire along with free fishing in the fjord.
Fjord Cruise Included (£145 Approx.)
Day 16 – 17
Oppdal
Travel to Oppdal (200 miles) This is a fabulous drive from Geiranger which takes us behind the campsite into the mountains with its picturesque snow capped mountains views.
The Campsite which is located next to a gushing river has a small but friendly bar on-site to have a couple of refreshments and discuss your drive before dinner.
Here the campsite has a Muskox Cows Tours which are possible to visit with prior organisation with the campsite should this be of interest.
Mågålaupet is a 100-meter long, zigzag-shaped gorge in the river Driva in Oppdal municipality in Trøndelag, Norway. The narrowest point is 1.5 meters wide. The depth is estimated at 10 meters. The gorge consists of a series of large interconnected giant’s kettles formed by the river Driva since the last ice age.
We shall walk a short distance to the Mågålaupet before continuing our journey north.
Day 17 – 19
Trondheim
Travel to Trondheim (75 miles) Norways third largest city and was once the Viking capital of Norway.
Rich in history of the 11th century, the gothic Nidaros Cathedral is a national sanctuary of Norway. The cathedral started out as a simple wooden chapel over the grave of Saint Olav. The building has evolved over time into a magnificent cathedral which stands today.
Trondheim’s “old town”, Bakklandet, is the most picturesque part of the city, with its cobblestone streets and clusters of colourful wooden houses. Here you will find cosy cafés, cool restaurants and designer stores.
Alongside the history, the town has a vibrant city life and has a good selection of coffee shops, cafes, eateries and microbreweries.
Day 19 – 20
Mosjøen
Travel to Mosjøen (245 miles) a long drive for a stopover at a lovely new campsite in an ideal position to relax just off the main route.
There is a supermarket within easy reach 5 mins walking and the town to visit.
From here we leave the campsite the following day driving to the Arctic Visitor Centre in doing so crossing into The Arctic Circle.
Day 20 – 22
Saltstraumen
Travel to Saltstraumen (188 miles) This drive takes us into the Arctic Circle and we stop at the visiting centre on route to our next campsite.
The Arctic Circle Center is built in a landscape conservation area with nice hiking terrain connected to Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park. The center was opened on 13 July 1990, at the same time as the new E6 was opened over Saltfjellet.
The center has a size of 1300 m² and the building’s architecture is adapted to the natural surroundings. A marble path marks the Arctic Circle through the center. In the summer of 2009, the Arctic Circle was actually 1039 m further north, and it moves approx. 14.25 m north per. years.
Saltstraumen is a small strait of water with one of the strongest tidal currents in the world. The waters can travel at a speed of 24 knots when at its most fierce and large swirls are formed.
This phenomenon is a short walk from the campsite which we visit at the important tidal times.
Day 22 – 24
Bodø - Moskenes Ferry, Lofoten Islands
Travel to Bodø (18 miles) to board the ferry to the stunning Lofoten Islands. The Islands are situated above the Artic Circle and are known for the fishing, small villages and outdoor activities. The stunning scenery of mountains, beaches, fjords and seabirds make the long trip to here worthwhile.
The first campsite is at Moskenes where you will be rewarded with great views of the Vestfjord. The fjord is 96 miles long and is spectacular in all weathers. If you are really lucky you will be able to see passing killer whales. The Vågakallen Mountain is visable in the distance.
Ferry Included (£275 approx)
Day 24 - 27
Gimoysand
We Travel to Gimoysand (63 miles) situated on the North Coast of the Lofoten Islands between a wonderful arctic white beach with views of the ocean and the mountain Hoven.
Immerse yourself in this breathtaking location right on the beach, with its pristine white sands. Take a dip in the refreshing waters of the Norwegian Sea or relax in a beach sauna.
Savor the exquisite cuisine at a charming restaurant, where you’ll be treated to stunning views of the coastline.
As we near our most northerly point on this tour, the Lofoten Islands are famous for their breathtaking Northern Lights sightings, if we’re lucky!
Day 27 - 29
Evenes
We travel to Evenes (124 miles)
Nestled right at the edge of Ofotfjord, this campsite is a true gem. It’s the perfect place to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. Imagine waking up to the breathtaking view of the fjord and the snow-capped mountains in the distance. It’s like a postcard come to life!
You might just catch a glimpse of a pod of dolphins or even a whale sighting, along with some of nature’s most incredible wonders, including the breathtaking Northern Lights.
A short walk nearby is the Battery Evenestangen which was built by “Organization Todt” using local labour and Eastern European prisoners of war, the building started in 1940 and ended in June 1941.
We’ll make sure to have a fun group BBQ on our pitches, so come and join us for a memorable experience.
Day 29 – 30
Kiruna, Sweden
Travel to Kiruna (135 miles) Today we leave the Lofoten Islands after a wonderful 7 nights to start our return journey through Sweden.
There’s a fantastic restaurant at the campsite that we highly recommend. It gets pretty packed, but it’s worth it for the delicious food. Or, if you’re looking for a chill spot to relax and unwind after a long day of driving, the bar is a great place.
Day 30 - 31
Skellefteå
Travel to Skellefteå (290 miles) arriving at this Nordic Campsite.
Skellefteå is a large and relaxing campsite for a one night stopover after a long drive.
Day 31 -32
Timrå
Travel to Timrå (240 miles)
Timrå city centre 1.5 km away there are a few restaurants and grocery stores.
This campsite is right next to a beautiful lake with a tiny beach. You can take a refreshing dip in the water or just relax by the lake. It’s also just a 20-minute walk into the charming small town.
There’s a basic Thai restaurant there, but the food was surprisingly delicious!
Day 32 - 35
Stockholm
Travel to Stockholm (242 miles) This is a full days driving getting us to Stockholm, Sweden’s capital city.
We are here for 3 nights for a well deserved rest and plenty of exploring!
Just a stone’s throw away from the campsite are some great restaurants where you can grab a bite or a drink. And guess what? You can also explore this beautiful suburb of Stockholm right on your feet!
Did we mention that Stockholm Old Town is within walking distance of the campsite? It’s surrounded by so many waterways, it’s like a magical capital city!
The Vasa Museum is one of Scandinavia’s most visited museums. It is here that you will find in all its glory, the unique and well preserved warship Vasa from 1628, embellished with hundreds of wooden sculptures.
Walking Tour Included
Day 35 – 36
Almhult
Our return trip continues to Almhult (311 miles) as our last stopover in Sweden.
Get ready for an exciting day of travel! We’re leaving Stockholm behind and heading to a fantastic campsite nestled right next to a beautiful lake. There’s mini-golf, a restaurant overlooking the lake, and more.
It’s going to be fun!
Day 36 – 37
Handewitt, Germany
The final drive takes us back to Handewitt, Germany (290 miles)
Leaving Sweden to Denmark is the Øresund Bridge section that is 10 miles long with 4.8 miles being the actual bridge and then transitioning to a underwater tunnel called The Drogden Tunnel which is a further 2.5 miles long.
Upon arrival at the campsite you will be rewarded with some fine German Beer and a fabulous last evening meal.
Bridge Included (£110 Approx) and evening meal and drinks
