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2019 TRAVEL BROCHURE I a BREKKE TOURS YOUR SCANDINAVIAN SPECIALIST SINCE 1956 Scandinav2019 TRAVEL BROCHURE i a BREKKE TOURS YOUR SCANDINAVIAN SPECIALIST SINCE 1956 Brekke Tours is pleased to present our 2019 escorted tours and independent travel options featuring activities and destinations in Scandinavia and beyond! In addition to breathtaking sites of natural beauty, you will have the opportunity to learn about the people and their customs, as well as the cultural and historical aspects of Scandinavia. From tracing the steps of your ancestors to guiding your own dog-sled team under the magical northern lights, the staff of Brekke Tours is here to help make your travel dreams a reality. We hope to share our love of travel and introduce you, your family and friends to our own favorite corner of the world, Scandinavia! Why travel with Brekke Tours? Let our clients tell you why... “This was the trip of a lifetime for my 89 year old father, my sister, brother, and I. We learned so much about the beautiful country of our ancestors, its culture, as well as the kindness and humor of the native Norwegians. We had a small tour and we all became like one big family. I can’t wait to go back to Norway with Brekke Tours!” ~ J.B., Newton, IA “This was an enriching experience which highlighted the natural beauty, the history, and the charm of Norway. Our comfort and interests were carefully considered in structuring the itinerary. I was surprised that group travel could be a joy.” ~ J.N., Park Falls, WI “I have lived in Norway and still saw many new places and learned so much of my family’s country from our exceptional guide. I am most impressed with my experience and would not hesitate to take another trip with Brekke.” ~ R.H., Bakersfield, CA “This was a trip of a lifetime for us. The Brekke staff was so helpful planning our pre- and post-trips. Guide was fantastic!” ~ H.L. and P.Z., Hager City, WI For additional testimonials, please visit our website. Brekke Tours & Travel /brekketours 802 N. 43rd Street Grand Forks, ND 58203 /brekketours Toll-Free: 1-800-437-5302 /brekketours [email protected] www.BrekkeTours.com /brekketours 2 1-800-437-5302 | WWW.BREKKETOURS.COM Brochure photography courtesy of: Shutterstock.com; Jean Marthaler; ragnarhartvig.no/Flåm AS; Espen Mills/Innovation Norway TABLE OF CONTENTS NORWAY ESCORTED TOURS 4 Land of the Midnight Sun 5 Spectacular Norway 6 Best of Norway 7 Majestic Southern Norway 8 Norway: Scenic & Historic 9 Norway’s Family Adventure 10 Delightful Norway 11 Sogn/Voss/Valdres Heritage Tour 12 Splendor of Norway SCANDINAVIA ESCORTED TOURS 13 Taste of Norway & Sweden 14 Captivating Scandinavia 16 Iceland Complete 17 Grand Tour of Iceland PRE- AND POST-TOUR EXTENSIONS 18 Iceland and Denmark 19 Sweden, Finland, Russia & Faroe Islands SCANDINAVIAN CRUISE OPTIONS 20 Norwegian Coastal Voyage 21 Scandinavia & Russia Cruise INDEPENDENT TRAVEL OPTIONS 22 Independent Tours in Norway 23 Independent Tours in Scandinavia and Iceland Arne Brekke 1927-2018 BOOK YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE TODAY! The staff of Brekke Tours & Travel is honored to continue Arne Brekke's legacy of connecting Scandinavian- Online Email Phone Americans with their roots. Brochure photography courtesy of: Shutterstock.com; Jean Marthaler; ragnarhartvig.no/Flåm AS; Espen Mills/Innovation Norway WWW.BREKKETOURS.COM | 1-800-437-5302 3 LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN June 7 - 19 TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Trondheim, Namsos, Saltstraumen, Kjerringøy, Bodø, the Lofoten Islands, Narvik and Tromsø Travel north of the Arctic Circle, city sightseeing in Trondheim and Tromsø, Arctic Circle Center, Kjerringøy Trading Post, full day exploring the breathtaking Lofoten Islands, cable car excursion in Narvik, Polar Park (the world’s northernmost wildlife park) Blood Road Museum, portraying the plight of prisoners of ITINERARY | 13 DAYS wars under the German regime from 1942-45. Proceed to ITINERARY INCLUDES Saltstraumen, site of the strongest maelstrom in the world. Dinner and overnight at Saltstraumen Hotel. • Roundtrip airfare from Mpls / St. Paul and from Bodø Tromsø to Leknes, including taxes, fees & fuel surcharge DAY 7 THURSDAY, JUNE 13 [B,L,D] • 11 nights accommodations, double occupancy, Leknes Narvik Saltstraumen―Kjerringøy―Bodø: Morning drive to with private facilities Kjerringøy, a gem on the Nordland coast. Visit the historical • Daily breakfast [B], 3 lunches [L] and 10 dinners [D] Å Bodø Kjerringøy Trading Post, which enjoyed its golden age in Arctic Saltstraumen the 1800's. Following lunch, proceed to Bodø for dinner • 1st-class touring coach, train & ferries per itinerary Circle and overnight at Scandic Havet Hotel. • City sightseeing in Trondheim and Tromsø Sandnessjøen DAY 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 14 [B,L,D] • Cable car excursion in Narvik NORWAY Namsos Bodø―Leknes: Depart Bodø for flight to Leknes on the • Entrance fees to all sites including: Nidaros spectacular Lofoten Islands. Arrive in Leknes and drive to Cathedral, Stiklestad, Norwegian Aquacenter, Trondheim the fishing village of Å at the southernmost point of Lofoten. Arctic Circle Center, Blood Road Museum, Lunch. Visit the Stockfish Museum, which provides an Kjerringøy Trading Post, Stockfish Museum, DAY 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 7 insight into the production of Norway’s oldest export Viking Museum, Galleri Lofotens Hus, Lofoten Mpls/St. Paul―Trondheim: Depart on your transatlantic commodity, stockfish. Proceed north past Reine, once Aquarium, WWII Museum, Boat Museum, Polar flight. To request alternate dates or for estimated airfare selected as the most beautiful village in Norway. Continue Park, Arctic Cathedral and Polar Museum supplements from other US cities, please note on application. to Leknes for dinner and overnight at Scandic Leknes. • Luggage handling at hotels for 1 suitcase DAY 2 SATURDAY, JUNE 8 [D] DAY 9 SATURDAY, JUNE 15 [B,L,D] (subject to availability) Trondheim: Arrive at Værnes Airport Trondheim. Transfer Excursion in Lofoten: Sightseeing in the Lofoten Islands • Tour Director for Days 2 - 13 to hotel. Balance of day free to adjust to time change. includes the Viking Museum at Borg including lunch; the Welcome dinner and overnight at Scandic Nidelven. Galleri Lofotens Hus in Henningsvær with an exhibition of TOUR PRICING classical painters from Northern Norway; and the Lofoten DAY 3 SUNDAY, JUNE 9 [B] Aquarium in Kabelvåg. Dinner and overnight at hotel. Trondheim: Morning sightseeing tour features the Nidaros Price with air/taxes/fuel from ........ $5995 Cathedral, one of Scandinavia's most splendid cathedrals. DAY 10 SUNDAY, JUNE 16 [B,D] Price includes airfare from Mpls/St. Paul plus taxes/ Afternoon free. Dinner on own. Overnight at hotel. Leknes―Narvik: Drive to Narvik, established as an ice- fees and fuel surcharge. Unless paid in full, fuel free port for the iron ore mines in Kiruna, Sweden. A visit and all taxes are subject to change and will be re- DAY 4 MONDAY, JUNE 10 [B,D] to the WWII Museum provides information about that time assessed in your statement prior to final payment. Trondheim―Stiklestad―Namsos: Drive to Stiklestad, period in history. A late afternoon excursion by cable car Inquire about airfare from your home city. site of the battle of 1030 which led to the death of King takes us up to 2200 feet for an awesome view of the area. Olav Haraldson (later St. Olav) and the acceptance of Dinner and overnight at Scandic Narvik Hotel. Land Only from .............................. $4995 Christianity in Norway. Proceed to Namsos, an important Services begin in Trondheim and end in Tromsø. DAY 11 MONDAY, JUNE 17 [B,D] trade center. Dinner and overnight at Scandic Rock City. Domestic flight from Bodø to Leknes is included. Narvik―Tromsø: Depart for Gratangen. Tour the DAY 5 TUESDAY, JUNE 11 [B,D] North Norway Boat Museum. Visit the Polar Park, the Single Room Supplement. .............. $850 Namsos―Sandnessjøen: Enjoy the coastal scenery of northernmost wildlife park in the world. Proceed to Tromsø, Helgeland as we drive north. Norway is one of the world’s the capital city of Arctic Norway. Dinner and overnight at largest exporters of fish and seafood, an industry employing Clarion Hotel the Edge. EXTEND YOUR STAY approximately 21,000. Visit the Norwegian Aquacenter and learn about aquaculture. Continue to Sandnessjøen. DAY 12 TUESDAY, JUNE 18 [B,D] Add an extra night in Trondheim or Tromsø, Dinner and overnight in at Scandic Syv Søstre. Tromsø: Sightseeing tour of Tromsø includes a visit to the a 3-day Iceland Stopover, a visit to the Faroe Arctic Cathedral and Polar Museum. Balance of day free. Islands or continue north from Tromsø to Kirkenes DAY 6 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 [B,D] Farewell dinner and overnight at hotel. on the Norwegian Coastal Voyage. Sandnessjøen―Saltstraumen: Drive to the Arctic Circle, which marks the boundary of the midnight sun of the Arctic DAY 13 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 [B] See pages 18-19 for details or visit our website summer and the sunless winters of the north. The Arctic Tromsø―Depart: Tour ends following breakfast. Transfer for additional pre- & post-tour options. Circle Center provides a visual presentation of the flora, to Tromsø Airport for return flight. Longer stays may be WWW BREKKETOURS COM fauna and countryside north of the Arctic Circle. Visit the requested upon registration for a minimum charge of $150. 4 1-800-437-5302 | WWW.BREKKETOURS.COM SPECTACULAR NORWAY Tour A: June 18 - 27 | Tour B: July 25 - August 3 TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Oslo, Voss, Bergen, Flåm, Loen, Geiranger, Molde and Trondheim Trollstigen, the Atlantic Ocean Road, city sightseeing in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim, Hardangerfjord Nature Center, the Flåm Railway, Geirangerfjord cruise, Glacier Museum, Ergan Kystfort, Nidaros Cathedral DAY 6 JUNE 23 / JULY 30 [B,D] ITINERARY INCLUDES ITINERARY | 10 DAYS Voss―Flåm―Loen: Board the Oslo/Bergen Railway. At ITINERARY INCLUDES Myrdal, transfer to the famous Flåm Railway, ranked as one of the top 20 train rides in the world.
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