| Room & Riding Option | F750GS / F800GS | R1300GS |
|---|---|---|
| Couple · 1 motorcycle · Double room · Per person | €3,250 | €3,560 |
| Rider · Shared twin room | €3,970 | €4,590 |
| Rider · Single room | €4,960 | €5,580 |
Passenger supplement: €2,530 per person, sharing the rider’s motorcycle and a double room.
Ride through Dalarna’s red-painted villages and lake country, cross the Scandinavian mountains and follow spectacular roads to Geirangerfjord. Trollstigen’s hairpins and the Atlantic Ocean Road are among the highlights, with time to explore Oslo and Trondheim along the way.
Nine riding days combine forests, coastal scenery and mountain passes, balanced by a rest day and fjord cruise in Geiranger. Selected hotels and lodges, a motorcycle guide and a support van accompany the journey through Jämtland and Lake Siljan back to Värmdö.
Daily riding stages range from approximately 110 to 435 km. Riders should be comfortable with longer days, tight hairpins and changing mountain weather. Hotels and distances are indicative; mountain roads and optional detours depend on seasonal opening and conditions.
Welcome at Stockholm Arlanda airport and transfer to Fågelbrohus in the Värmdö archipelago. Settle into a landscape of wooded islands, coves and traditional red cottages. Meet the team for the welcome briefing, motorcycle hand-over and a first dinner together.
Overnight: Fågelbrohus, Värmdö. Dinner included.
Head west across central Sweden into Dalarna, the heart of Swedish folklore. Forests, lakes and villages of Falun-red wooden houses line the journey, while the region’s hand-painted Dala horses remain an enduring symbol of Sweden. Arrive in Sälen, a mountain resort near the Norwegian border.
Overnight: Sälens Högfjällshotell, Sälen. Dinner included.
Cross into Norway through upland landscapes, conifer forests and glacial lakes, then descend towards Oslo. Stay in the city centre beside the Central Station and Karl Johans gate. Explore the waterfront Opera House and its walkable marble roof, or stroll to Akershus Fortress overlooking the Oslofjord.
Overnight: Scandic Byporten, Oslo. Dinner included.
Ride north along Lake Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake, and through Gudbrandsdalen, a historic valley dotted with old farmsteads. From Otta, Route 15 turns west towards Lom and Skjåk at the gateway to Reinheimen National Park. Highlights include Lom Stave Church and the lakeside setting of Reinheimen Lodge.
Overnight: Reinheimen Lodge, Skjåk. Dinner included.
A short but spectacular stage climbs towards Strynefjellet, with the old Gamle Strynefjellsvegen mountain road as an option when open. Follow Route 63 past Lake Djupvatnet and consider the Dalsnibba viewpoint at 1,500 m before descending the hairpins to UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Mountain roads and viewpoints depend on seasonal opening and weather.
Overnight: Grande Fjord Hotel, Geiranger. Dinner included.
Enjoy a full day off the motorcycles and discover Geirangerfjord by boat. Cruise past the Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls and the abandoned mountain farms of Skageflå and Knivsflå. Lunch is at leisure at the harbour, with the option of visiting Flydalsjuvet viewpoint. The team also takes time to check and maintain the motorcycles.
Overnight: Grande Fjord Hotel, Geiranger. Lunch and dinner at leisure.
After the Eidsdal ferry, head towards Trollstigen, where eleven hairpins climb the mountainside beside the Stigfossen waterfall. Continue via a second ferry crossing and a stop in Molde to the Atlantic Ocean Road, a memorable series of bridges and causeways between rocky islets. Trollstigen is subject to road opening and conditions.
Overnight: Scandic Kristiansund. Dinner at leisure.
Follow coastal scenery along the Trondheimsfjord towards Trondheim, Norway’s former Viking capital and a lively university city. Explore Nidaros Cathedral and the colourful wooden houses of Bakklandet beside the Nidelva river.
Overnight: Scandic Nidelven, Trondheim. Dinner at leisure.
Return to Sweden on the E14 as Norwegian mountain scenery gives way to Jämtland’s forests and lakes. Arrive in Östersund beside Lake Storsjön, home to the Storsjöodjuret lake-monster legend. Frösön island offers panoramic views of the lake and surrounding hills.
Overnight: Best Western, Östersund. Dinner at leisure.
Head south through Jämtland into Dalarna and the traditional villages around Lake Siljan. Discover Rättvik’s church and the long wooden kyrkbåtar, the traditional church boats once used to cross the lake.
Overnight: Gyllene Hornet, Rättvik. Dinner included.
The final riding stage crosses Dalarna and heads east towards Stockholm and its archipelago. Return the motorcycles in Värmdö in the late afternoon, completing the loop through Sweden and Norway. Celebrate the journey with a farewell dinner at the hotel.
Overnight: Fågelbrohus, Värmdö. Farewell dinner included.
After breakfast, transfer to Stockholm Arlanda airport for your flight home.
Breakfast and airport transfer.
Stockholm / Värmdö → Sälen → Oslo → Skjåk → Geiranger → Kristiansund → Trondheim → Östersund → Rättvik → Värmdö
Approximately 2,370 km through Sweden and Norway, with 9 riding days and a rest day in Geiranger.