Scandinavia

Get a chance to explore the high cliffs and cascading waterfalls of Norway's Geirangerfjord. Here, you can cruise it's calm seas, and stroll neighboring trails for breathtaking vistas

1. Lofoten Islands, Norway: Discover charming coastal towns tucked away among wild highlands of Lofoten besides hiking picturesque paths, and relaxing on pristine beaches.
2. Ice Hotel, Sweden: Step into Jukkasjärvi, Sweden's surreal Ice Hotel, which is made of nothing but ice and snow and has sculptures that sparkle all around you.
3. The Atlantic Road, Norway: Take a captivating trip along the Atlantic Road in Norway, and marvel at the striking vistas of the coast and recognizable bridges over the North Atlantic. 
4. Råbjerg Mile and Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse, Denmark: Get a chance to explore Denmark's Råbjerg Mile and the historic Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse. Witness the largest shifting dune in Europe and the old lighthouse nearby.

1. Refresh at Iceland's Blue Lagoon: Enjoy the turquoise waters and mineral-rich mud of Blue Lagoon which is a geothermal spas besides stunning volcano views.
2. Explore the Northern Lights in Norway: Witness the stunning natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights dancing across the Arctic sky. Experience the aurora in Tromsø for a stunning display of night sky colors.
3. Discover Denmark's Castles: Visit Denmark's impressive castles like Frederiksborg Castle's Renaissance grandeur and Kronborg Castle's fairy-tale beauty to learn about Denmark's royal heritage.
4. Walk Through Denmark's Royal Gardens: Visit Frederiksborg Castle's lavish grounds or Rosenborg Castle grounds in Copenhagen to see neatly trimmed hedges, flower beds, citrus trees, and peaceful streams..
5. Take Whale Watching Tours in Norway and Iceland: Sail out on thrilling whale-watching expeditions in Iceland and Norway, where the North Atlantic is full with marine life.

June - August is the best time of year to travel to Scandinavia. The 20°C to 25°C summer temperature range makes it ideal for outdoor activities like trekking in Norway's fjords. During this time you can enjoy Sweden's Midsummer and Norway's Bergen International Festival in blossoming landscapes and long daylight hours.

Yes, Indians must have a Schengen visa. This visa permits them to travel for up to 90 days within 180 days in Scandinavia and other Schengen zones. You can apply 3-4 weeks prior to departure with the necessary paperwork. Obtaining this visa takes 15-20 days and costs about €80 (₹7,185).