Scandinavia is one of the best places to go on holiday. And if you’re on group tours of Scandinavia it's got everything you could want from a destination, including spectacular beaches and fjords, vibrant cities, fine food and drink and stunning nature.

And when it comes to exploring this part of Europe, there are so many ways to do it! Whether you want to take in some classic sights like Stockholm or Oslo, get off the beaten track in places like Riga or Tallinn or cruise along the Baltic coast - we have plenty of ideas for you here.

Tour the Scandinavian capitals

Scandinavian capitals are some of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and there's no better place to start your trip than with a visit to one of them.

When you’re on group tours of Scandinavia and looking for culture or fun, there's something for everyone among these Nordic hubs.

Stockholm is often cited as one of the most beautiful cities in the world thanks to its striking location on Lake Mälaren and its stunning architecture - including the Royal Palace and an abundance of art galleries.

Cruise around Scandinavia and the Baltics

This tour is for those who want to see the Scandinavian capitals, as well as some of the Baltic countries. You'll cruise through some of the Norwegian fjords, including Geirangerfjord and Hardangerfjord, where you can explore beautiful mountains and waterfalls.

After that, you'll travel to Oslo in Norway, where you'll visit one of its most famous museums—the Nasjonalgalleriet—and then head south down along its coastline towards Denmark before ending up in Copenhagen.

This itinerary includes stops at Stockholm (Sweden), Helsinki (Finland), St Petersburg (Russia) and Moscow (Russia).

• You'll get off the beaten track and find hidden gems

• You'll get off the beaten track and find hidden gems.

• You'll see places that are not on the typical tourist trail, but with a bit of research, you can make them part of your own itinerary.

Chase the northern lights in Scandinavia

You can see the northern lights by travelling to Scandinavia. This is a great way to experience nature and learn about different cultures.

The best time to go is in winter when there are fewer clouds overhead. The best places for spotting them are Finland and Norway, but you can also find them as far south as Sweden and Denmark during this time of year as well.

If you're looking for a more active experience, Iceland has some incredible day hikes that lead directly up into areas where you'll find these amazing phenomena on display!

Bring plenty of warm clothes and camping gear (sleeping bags/tents) along with your camera so that you can capture all those beautiful moments!

Go on classic Hurtigruten fjords and coastal cruise

If you're looking for a classic Scandinavian cruise, Hurtigruten is your best bet. It's also an excellent way to see both the fjords and coastlines of northern Norway, which offer unique experiences that you won't find anywhere else in Europe or Asia!

If you're lucky enough to be visiting during peak season when there's an Aurora Borealis show occurring, then make sure to book yourself on board so that you can enjoy this magical phenomenon!

When you travel off the beaten track, you get to see things that are not on the typical tourist trail. You see places that are not on your itinerary, but with a bit of research, you can make them part of your own itinerary.

Conclusion

If you're looking for a place that's worth visiting, then Scandinavia is one of the best places to go. There are so many things to see and do here in Scandinavia that it can seem overwhelming. On the other hand, though, if you know what kind of things appeal most to you, then these tours will provide ample opportunity for exploration and discovery at every turn!