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Eurobound Targets Cool-Climate Family Travel with New Norway Adventure

Eurobound is expanding its portfolio with a new family-focused itinerary through Norway that capitalizes on the growing demand for active, cool-climate vacations.

The new Norway Family Adventure takes travelers from Oslo to Tromsø over 14 days, pairing Norway‘s iconic fjords with outdoor experiences designed for families and multigenerational groups.

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Outdoor Experiences, Fjord Cruising & Arctic Exploration

The itinerary combines guided adventures, scenic rail journeys and flexible free time, giving travel advisors another option for clients seeking experiential European travel beyond the continent’s major cities.

The journey begins with three nights in Oslo, where families explore the Norwegian capital on a private e-bike tour before heading onto the water during a private RIB safari through Oslofjord. Travelers then enjoy a scenic railway journey, traveling through mountain landscapes before arriving in the fjord village of Aurland.

In Aurland, families can paddle through the fjords on a beginner-friendly private kayaking excursion, combine ziplining with cycling on a guided adventure, hike to Turlidfossen waterfall and cruise the fjords before visiting the Viking Village at Njardarheimr, where Norse history comes to life through immersive experiences.

The journey continues with three nights in Bergen, where a privately guided walking tour introduces travelers to the city’s UNESCO-listed waterfront, colorful neighborhoods and local food scene. The final four nights take travelers north of the Arctic Circle to Tromsø, where Arctic nature takes center stage.

Highlights include a guided sea kayaking excursion around the island of Sommarøy, known for its white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, as well as a guided hike paired with a husky puppy training experience. 

The package includes 4- and 5-star accommodations, private and shared guided excursions, transfers, first-class rail travel on the Norway in a Nutshell route, a fjord cruise, cable car access to Mount Ulriken and admission to the Viking Village in Njardarheimr.

For more information, visit eurobound.com.