Family Summertime Adventure in Swedish Lapland and Norway

This is an exciting cross country mountain bike ride in the surrounding forests of Råne River Valley. You'll cycle along a mix of roads, trails and single tracks with some up and downhill, and there will the chance to spot wildlife along the way. Enjoy a stop for lunch in a scenic spot. Approximately five hours.

Enjoy a real paddle adventure on the river rapids (rafting class II-IV). Your guide will equip you with life vest, wetsuit, helmet and wet shoes and after security and paddle instructions, raft along the dramatic Kamlunge rapids for approximately 3.5 hours, stopping for lunch by the riverbank.

Today you'll fish from a well-equipped boat for perch and pike with a skilled guide. Try different methods such as spinning, jigging and fly and practice ecological fishing with catch and release. Enjoy a stop for lunch on the lakeside by a camp fire.

Meet Lars Eriksson and his family in the forests of Flakaberg who will show their reindeer and tell you about Sámi life and culture in the past and today, before a traditional lunch served in a timber cottage at their homestead.

Today you will explore Bergen, Norway's UNESCO gateway city to the fjords. Filled with history and tradition, this big city enjoys a small-town charm and is easily explored on foot. Stroll around the fairy-tale-like old cobbled streets and small wooden houses and discover the well-known, old Hanseatic wharf with its unique architecture.

Bryggen, recognised as the old wharf of Bergen, defined by a line of colourful heritage buildings, the architectural character here saw this area designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. A stop at the city's fish market for a little bit of local hustle and bustle in a picturesque setting will also be part of the tour, as will a trip up the funicular to Mount Floyen for remarkable views back across Bergen.

The scenic Vikafjell Mountain Plateau is a stunning land of snowy peaks, lakes and rivers and high alpine meadows. The plateau covers an area of 1000 km3 and approximately 1/3 is under protection as a Landscape Preservation Area. The suggested 3-5mile hike (flexible length) starts at 1000m.a.s.l and has few ascends and descends. En route you will stop frequently to take photos, search for the large herds of wild reindeer that dwell in the region and to learn more about the local nature and culture. There will also be time to enjoy a packed lunch.

Hop on a Zodiac-style boat and explore Finnabotten, a very narrow branch of the fjord surrounded by high snow capped mountains.

Enjoy a train ride on the famous Flåm Line, taking in the incredible scenery along the way.

Enjoy a 10km bike tour in the lower part of the scenic Flam Valley. At the innermost bank of the Aurlandsfjord, surrounded by steep mountains, thundering waterfalls and narrow valleys, Flåm is one of Norway's most scenic locations. The first part of this route has 21 steep hairpin turns and will be walked for those who are less experienced bikers.

Board a high-speed catamaran and cruise along the beautiful fjord from Flåm to Balestrand.

Take to the still waters of Sognefjord, on which Balestrand sits, and kayak through this pristine environment, surrounded by soaring peaks cloaked in greenery.

Take a high-speed boat to Bergen. The spectacular four-hour cruise will go along the entire Sognefjord before heading south along the coast to Bergen. En route you will make several stops in the small villages along the fjord.