Individual travel to Bergen (e.g. B. by night ferry from Hirtshals). At approximately 1:30 p.m., we'll welcome you to the meeting point, dispense the rental radios, and embark directly on our adventure. Past waterfalls and through spectacular tunnels, we'll head to the massive Sognefjord, where we'll set up our first camp.

We continue north along winding high mountain roads past snow-capped peaks and glacier tongues. Along the way we use the first lonely gravel branch lines with magnificent views over the Norwegian fjords.

A real driver highlight: We cross the legendary Atlantic Road, which swings from island to island over eight curved bridges directly across the open North Sea. In the evening we set up camp overlooking the archipelago coast.

On coastal side roads we pass the historic royal city of Trondheim (including a short photo stop at the impressive Nidaros Cathedral). North of the city we dive into a quiet forest and lake area and enjoy the peace and quiet of wild camping.

Today one of the most beautiful coastal routes in the world awaits us. Including smaller domestic ferries, we wind further and further north along rugged rocks, white sandy bays and countless islands.

We cross the barren Saltfjell plateau and officially pass the Arctic Circle (required photo at the Arctic Circle Center!). We continue to Bodø, where we take a ferry to the majestic Lofoten. Camping in front of an Arctic mountain backdrop.

A full day for one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world! Whether it's a short hike to a viewpoint, visiting picturesque stockfish villages, or simply relaxing on the white sand beach – today we set the pace in a relaxed manner. Second night at the island camp.

We leave the islands over imposing bridges back to the mainland and follow the deep fjords past the snow-capped Lyngen Alps to the Tromsø area, the „gateway to the Arctic“.

The trees get smaller, the expanse infinite: we drive through the rugged tundra of Finnmark to Alta. Along the way we explore easy gravel roads off the main route and camp along a clear Arctic river course.

Goosebumps moment: We reach the island of Magerøya through the submarine North Cape Tunnel. In the afternoon we stand together at the legendary North Cape Globe at 71° 10′ 21′′ north latitude. We pitch our tents on the island and experience the magical midnight sun.

We say goodbye to the Arctic Ocean and head south across the border into Finland. The landscape is transformed into endless pine forests and lake plates. We set up our camp on the sacred lake of the Sami, the giant Inarijärvi.

The route crosses the Finnish-Swedish border on the legendary Inlandsvägen. Roadside reindeer are guaranteed here. On lonely forest tracks we look for an idyllic camp spot deep in the Swedish forests.

Once again, a true off-road and panoramic highlight: We take the route over Sweden's highest pass road (Stekenjokk Plateau), past rushing waterfalls and vast plateaus, before lighting our last large final campfire in the evening.

Relaxed stage on well-developed roads south to the Malmö / Trelleborg area. On Friday evening (or Saturday morning depending on the ferry schedule) we will officially say goodbye. You can relax and reach your home in Germany via the Øresund Bridge or your booked ferry until Saturday evening.