Skandinavien - Dein Urlaub mit Motorrad

Whether guided or unguided - The North Cape is probably the most exciting destination for any biker in Europe!

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North Cape

North Cape

Unguided tour of Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway
North Cape - Self-drive Group Tour

North Cape - Self-drive Group Tour

Nordkapp XXL 00005Nordkapp XXL 00004Nordkapp XXL 00003Nordkapp XXL 00002Nordkapp XXL 00001North Cape Self Drive Group Tour GeirangerNorway, Sweden & Finland 5,300 km in 19 days across Scandinavia Special dates AND PRICES on request for groups/clubs Difficulty level: Medium-HighDownload brochureSend enquiryDescription The North Cape is probably the most exciting destination for every biker in Europe. Travelling through the three Nordic countries of Norway, Sweden and Finland, you will experience a breathtaking variety of landscapes and plenty of highlights. Particularly worth mentioning are the Dalarna region, a cultural tradition bearer in Sweden, and Lapland, which stretches across three countries. Here you will inevitably come into contact with the indigenous Scandinavian people, the Sami. Along the Norwegian coasts you will experience the Lofoten Islands and many, many (really many) fjords, as well as the Atlantic Road, Trollstigen and the world-famous Geirangerfjord.this trip is organised as a self-drive group tour. This means that there is no tour guide on the tour, but all hotels and the two most important ferry crossings are pre-booked. The entire route is planned by us and the participants receive a detailed travel description, road maps and our route recommendation as a GPX file for their own GPS to download. If you prefer to cycle alone, you can join up with other participants and experience one or two days or the entire tour together. Or you can just meet up at the bar in the evening for a nightcap or two.click to enlargeOur exclusive travel programme Day 1: Arrival Oslo (Norway) Once you have arrived safely in Oslo, you will pick up your motorbike near the hotel in the afternoon. The rest of the day you have time to prepare yourself and your bike for the tour, go for a short ride and get to know other participants of the self-guided group tour.Day 2: Oslo - Falun 475 km The border region between Norway and Sweden is rich in wooded sections, small and sometimes winding roads lead into Sweden in the province of Dalarna. Hardly any other landscape epitomises the Swedish idyll more: traditional red houses on the banks are not uncommon here. The historic copper town of Falun is particularly well known beyond Sweden's borders. It coined the name Falaunrot, which has adorned the town's wooden houses since the 16th century.Day 3: Falun - Östersund 365 km Östersund lies on Sweden's fifth largest lake, Storsjön. The city centre is located on the island of Frösön and is ideal for a visit to the Jamtli open-air museum or the Frösö church with its striking wooden bell tower.Day 4: Östersund - Skellefteå 400 km Skellefteå is a small, cosy town near the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia. Here you will find the oldest wooden bridge still in use in Scandinavia. Built with wide streets and many trees, it is also known as the "city of birches" and is one of the youngest cities in Sweden.Day 5: Skellefteå - Rovaniemi 375 km Following the Gulf of Bothnia, you cross the Finnish border at the Torne River in Haparanda/Tornio. Rovaniemi is the capital of Finnish Lapland. Here you can marvel at a very successful Arctic museum, a beautiful Orthodox church and many public buildings designed by the Finnish star architect Alvor Alto. You will spend the night at the Arctic Circle in Rovaniemi.Day 6: Rovaniemi - Inari 330 km The day begins with a visit to the famous Father Christmas village, where not only children's eyes light up. Lapland's vast landscape with its vast moors, forests and lakes is impressive. The Sami part of Lapland begins behind the small town of Sodankylä. Beware: you may encounter reindeer on the road here! Your destination is the town of Inari further to the north-west. The "Siida" museum and event centre in Inari offers a good introduction to getting to know and understand Sámi life.Day 7: Inari - Honningsvåg 350 km You will realise that Lapland is very sparsely populated when you drive the route to Karasjok in Norway. Here you will come across the mighty Tana river valley. The Norwegian Sami people have their modern parliament here, which is also open to the public. In Lakselv on the wide Porsangerfjord, you will encounter the North Sea for the first time. On the western shore, you cycle past the Stabbursdalen National Park towards your destination for the day and overnight stay in Honningsvåg, which is located directly in front of the North Cape.Day 8: North Cape and surroundings 70 km The almost 35 kilometres to the North Cape rock can be covered quickly. North Cape has been a popular holiday destination for around 200 years. The so-called North Cape Hall, an adventure centre, is carved into the rock above the North Sea. A second destination on the way back to Honningsvåg is Skarsvåg: around 60 people live in what is said to be the northernmost fishing village in the world. Day 9: Honningsvåg - Sørkjosen 370 km You head south again. The route takes you over the mountains of Sennalandet to Alta and on to Sørkjosen on the Reisafjord, the end point of the day's stage.Day 10: Sørkjosen - Harstad 290 km From Olderdalen you take the ferry across the Lyngenfjord to Lyngseidet (approx. 40 min). The Lyngenfjord goes deep inland and offers an impressive sight with its high, steep mountains on the banks of the fjord. Harstad in South Troms is the day's destination.Day 11: Harstad - Svolvaer 150 km The journey to Svolvær, the capital of Lofoten, takes you across an island kingdom that lets you experience another facet of the Nordic landscape. The day is a little shorter, so you have enough time to look around the largest town in Lofoten and its surroundings.Day 12: Svolvaer - Bodö 230 km You enjoy another stunning 130 km southwards on the Lofoten Islands and take the ferry from Moskenes back to the mainland to Bodø (journey time approx. 3.5 h, included in the tour price).Day 13: Bodö - Bronnoysund 440 - 470 km The longest day of the journey awaits you. You cross the Arctic Circle again and can choose between two routes: Either the more leisurely option through the hinterland without fjord ferries with a journey time of approx. 7 hours or the more adventurous and eventful option along the coast with many fjords and five ferry trips with a total journey time of around 8.5 hours.Day 14: Bronnoysund - Trondheim 370 km You cycle a little further along the North Sea and turn inland after a ferry crossing. Passing several inland lakes and fjords, you finally reach the old capital Trondheim. A walk to the magnificent cathedral through the alleyways of the over 1,000-year-old city is almost a must.Day 15: Trondheim - Molde 225 - 285 km The journey takes you again along several fjords to the famous Atlantic Road. In bad weather, we recommend the shorter route without the Atlantic Road. The day's destination, Molde, is located on the north side of the wide Romsdalsfjord.Day 16: Molde - Geiranger - Skei 290 km Perhaps the most beautiful day of the journey lies ahead. The highlights: fantastic hairpin bends to Trollstigen with the 320 m high Stigfossen waterfall, the famous hairpin bends on the Geiranger Fjord and an approx. 1 hour ferry trip through the most famous fjord in the world from Geiranger to Hellesylt (included). Further ferry crossings: Sølsnes - Åfarnes, 15 min; Linge - Eidsdal, 10 min; tickets for these two ferries can be purchased on site.Day 17: Skei - Geilo 335 km The day's destination Geilo in southern Norway is known for its ski resorts. The route there takes you along several fjords, gives you the last two ferry crossings of the tour and the supposedly most beautiful mountain crossing in Norway.Day 18: Geilo - Oslo 220 km The last day of cycling in Norway takes you back to Oslo. After your arrival in the afternoon, you return your motorbike near the hotel and enjoy the last evening of the trip at the hotel near the airport.Day 19: Journey home Drive to the airport and travel home with many wonderful memories in your luggage. End of the trip.our inclusive services Planning of the 19-day self-drive group tour from/to Oslo Scheduled flights Vienna - Oslo - Vienna in Economy Class 23 kg free baggage allowance Motorbike transport from/to Ö-Vienna and Graz and D-Graben to Oslo and back (other destinations possible on request) Motorbike transport from/to Vienna, Graz or Wolfsberg to Oslo and return (other destinations available on request) 18 overnight stays in good, partly typical local hotels of the simple and good middle class with breakfast Admission to the North Cape Ferry crossings (incl. motorbike transport for riders) Lofoten (Moskenes - Bodo, 4 h) Geiranger Fjord (Geiranger - Hellesylt, 1 h) Travel guide with map (driver) Route recommendation for GPS as GPX file Luggage transport with motorbike truck 1 piece of luggage/bag per person, max. 20 kg Customer money insurance in accordance with European travel insurance regulations Services not included: All expenses related to the operation of the motorbike, e.g. petrol; oil; tolls; all ferry crossings within Norway as described on the day: Petrol; oil; tolls; all ferry crossings within Norway as per daily description (except Moskenes-Bodo and Geiranger Fjord). Personal expenses, optional excursions and/or entrance fees (except North Cape); tips; furthermore, all services that are not expressly listed as included services. Also not included but strongly recommended: Travel insurance with cancellation cover We are happy to offer additional nights in Oslo on arrival and departure.travel conditions The terms and conditions of Motorrad und Urlaub apply. These will be handed out before booking. All kilometres are approximate. Minimum number of participants 10 riders. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the tour operator reserves the right to cancel the tour 4 weeks before the start of the tour.