14H12M Arctic Circle (Norway - Sweden - Finland - Estonia)

Participants gather at KLIA at least four hours before departure. After completing check-in and immigration, the flight departs for Oslo via Istanbul. During the journey, participants can relax and enjoy onboard hospitality before embarking on an adventure to the stunning Arctic region.

On arrival in Oslo, participants continue their domestic flight to Tromsø, a city known as the "Gateway to the Arctic." Arriving in Tromsø is greeted with cool air and views of snowy mountains. Participants are transferred to the hotel for dinner and rest. Overnight in Tromsø.

After breakfast, participants take the Fjellheisen cable car to the top of Storsteinen Mountain to enjoy a 360° view of the city of Tromsø, islands, fjords and snow-capped mountains.
Next, participants explore the city, including the harbor area and the city center.
The tour continues to Sommarøy, a small fishing village known for its clear blue water and white beaches - like paradise small in the Arctic region.
After lunch, participants head to the Arctic Polar Zoo, the northernmost zoo in the world that houses arctic wolves, lynx, musk ox, arctic fox and polar bear (depending on the season).
The journey continues to Tennes Stone, a prehistoric rock carving site over 7,000 years old that is proof of the existence of early Scandinavian communities.
Check in to the hotel and spend the night in Tennevoll.

After breakfast, participants depart to Andenes for a whale watching cruise, one of Norway's most iconic activities.
This 5-hour cruise takes participants across the Arctic ocean with views of mountains and islands on the horizon. You have the chance to see sperm whales, orca whales and dolphins swimming freely in their natural habitat.
After arriving on land, participants have dinner and hotel check-in in Andenes. Overnight in Andenes.

This morning participants boarded a boat to Trollfjord, a narrow fjord located in the Lofoten Islands and famous for its towering mountain cliffs up to 1,000 meters high.
Along the cruise, you can see sea eagles, seagulls, and dramatic views of the fjord that are very photogenic.
Once finished, the journey continues to the town of Svolvær, the main entrance to Lofoten. Check into the hotel and stay overnight.

Today is a full day exploring the entire Lofoten Islands which are famous throughout the world for their beauty.
Participants will visit some of the most beautiful fishing villages such as:

• Reine – the most iconic village with a triangular mountain in the background.
• Hamnøy – famous for its red houses (rorbuer) which are the symbol of Lofoten.
• The area beaches, fjords and famous picture spots.

Along the journey, participants will enjoy dramatic views of mountains, valleys and the Arctic sea. Overnight in Svolvær.

Participants depart for Narvik and board the Arctic Train, one of the most beautiful train journeys in Europe.
The route passes through frozen fjords, lakes, snowy valleys and vast mountainous regions.
Arrive in Narvik in the evening, check into a hotel and spend the night.

After breakfast, participants go on a 3-hour snowmobile activity – a mandatory experience in the Arctic region across snowy forest paths, valleys and vast white plains.
After lunch, the journey continues to Kiruna, Sweden.
Upon arrival, participants visit some local attractions such as the Kiruna War Museum or the old town area. Overnight in Kiruna.

The Kiruna city tour includes a visit to the Kiruna wooden church, one of the largest wooden buildings in Sweden. Participants will also get to know the Sami culture, the indigenous people of the Arctic.
After finishing, have dinner and spend the night in Kiruna.

Today the participants leave Sweden and enter Finland towards the city of Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland.
Upon arrival, the participants are taken to the Santa Claus Village, a famous location on the Arctic line. You can:

• Meet Santa Claus
• Send postcards from Santa's official post office
• Take pictures on the Arctic Circle Line
• Enjoy winter activities

At night, participants check into the Glass Igloo Hotel — a once-in-a-lifetime experience, with the chance to witness the Aurora Borealis.

After breakfast, participants experience a reindeer sleigh ride (reindeer sleigh ride).
Afternoon to night, participants board the Santa Claus Overnight Train, a special train with sleeping cabins that takes you to Helsinki. Overnight on the train.

Arrive in Helsinki early in the morning.
A short city tour covering historical buildings, famous churches and the port area.
After lunch, participants board a ferry to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.
Upon arrival, check into the hotel and rest.

After breakfast, participants were taken to visit the old town of Tallinn Old Town, a UNESCO area famous for its medieval buildings.
After lunch, participants were given free time before moving to the airport for their return flight to Kuala Lumpur via Istanbul.

Arriving in Malaysia with special memories of an Arctic Circle adventure full of unique experiences, incredible scenery and amazing winter activities.