Our long awaited return to some of our favourite ever driving roads.

Scandinavia has so many things going for it, stunning scenery, beautiful roads, very little traffic and the longest road tunnel in the world with magnificent caverns that have to be seen to be believed. Largely untouched by tour companies because of the difficulties in getting there, we've moved heaven and earth to get you here and it will be well worth it! The Scandinavians love our cars as sportscars are a rare site due to the tax treatment. The last time we were there we were treated like kings wherever we went and we'll even be revisiting some of the friends we've made previously.

Roads such as the Trolstigen (the Norwegian Stelvio), the Snow road, the visually stunning Ash road and the amazing Atlantic road are just the beginning. We'll travel the Laerdal Tunnel, and hit some of the unknown back roads which open up to yet another beautiful waterfall or landmark Fjord. There's a bonus to anyone who can spot Slartibartfasts signature. We'll take you through the unique spiral tunnel and book you onto a party boat as we head to Hans Christian Anderson Country.

Getting to Norway has been a problem since the direct ferries stopped in 2008 so we've used a bit of lateral thinking and our connections to find the best way to get you to the promised land. So the ferries take up some of the nights so we get as much chance to drive as possible. We've also made sure the daily mileage is as short as possible so that if you really want to you can do bits of the route over and over again, and there will be times when you will!

As if the great roads and landscapes, friendly people and great hotels weren't enough, we've got another bonus for you. We'll get you into the factory of one of the most exclusive supercars on the planet, the Koenigsegg. We've been there before and because of that we've been granted a behind the scenes tour.

So, this is a tour with everything a Petrolhead could want, it may not be cheap but it is a trip of a lifetime and because we've done it before it's something only we can do. You'll get 3 tour support cars with tour managers to guide and take care of you; you'll also have full sat-nav files, the use of one of our powerful walkie talkies, route guidance notes and a full drivers pack. We're also including dinner as well as bed and breakfast at all the hotels we visit. We're restricted on the number of cars we can take on this tour as the ferry company has made a special dispensation for us. 25 cars is the maximum, taking out the 3 support cars and the 6 regulars already booked on this tour that leaves only 16 car spaces left and that's before we've even launched it to the public.

Meet at Harwich in Essex on a Thursday afternoon for an evening departure to Denmark. We have cabins on board (2 people per cabin) for everyone to get a decent nights sleep.

Get off the ferry in Denmark and have a relaxing day doing the short trip north to our next ferry which takes two hours and brings us into Kristiansand, Norway.

The adventures really begin today, traversing mountains and valleys and fjords on the way to our fjordside hotel which is more usually used in winter for skiers!

Today we head further north, deeper into the Norwegian countryside on our way to the 24.5km Laerdal tunnel with it's three large caverns allowing some scope for photos and mischief. Once again we stay at a waterside hotel with views across the Aurlandsfjorden and food and drinks in the hotel bar/restaurant.

Through the Laerdal tunnel (again), or up and over the mountain, we drive on towards and around the Jostedalsbreen national park before arriving at our next waterside hotel - are we spotting a theme yet?

Another fjord-filled day as we continue north for the last time, past Molde and on to the amazing "Atlantic Road" into Kristiansund, before coming back south to settle in for the night in Andalsnes.

As soon as we leave Andalsnes it's apparent why we chose this town, because it's at the foot of the world famous Trollstigen (The Troll's Ladder). Don't worry though, we've allowed plenty of time to go up and down more than once before heading south, past Lillehammer (home of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games) before stopping off on our last night in Norway at Ringsaker.

Our last day in Norway sees us cruising for Oslo, but before we get on the ferry to Copenhagen we make a stop at Drammen - home of the 1650m Spiralen tunnel. That's right, a six-spiral corkscrew tunnel through volcanic rock, rising 200m through the mountain. We then get onto the Oslo to Copenhagen party boat for the night (again with twin berth cabins pre-booked).

Arriving in Copenhagen in the morning, we make the short journey into Sweden to visit the Koenigsegg factory, something which is not generally available to the public. This unique facility will take your breath away, as will the cars they build here! After lunch we return to one of the finest hotels in Copenhagen for the evening.

Leaving Copenhagen, we take a leisurely route across the beautiful Danish countryside on our way back to Esbjerg and the ferry back to Harwich.

We arrive in Harwich early on the Sunday afternoon, allowing time to get home and unpack and sort through the photos of your most memorable Viking adventure.