Depart Malta at 17:05, connect through Frankfurt (1h 30m — comfortable with a toddler), land in Bergen at 23:25. By the time you clear arrivals and taxi to the hotel it will be close to midnight. Get everyone to bed. Tomorrow the road trip starts.

Taxi from hotel to Indie Campers Indre Arna — 35 minutes, arrive by 09:45 for 10:00 pickup. Allow 60 minutes for handover — confirm child seat and gas cylinder fitted. Grocery run at Kiwi or Rema 1000 before leaving. Drive east on RV13. First stop: Tvindefossen waterfall right beside the road near Voss (5 min). Then Stalheimskleiva — park at Stalheim Hotel and walk the 1.5km hairpin path (closed to vehicles since 2023, open as pedestrian path — two waterfalls cascade into the valley). Multiple pull-offs throughout RV13 — stop freely, add 30–45 mins. Arrive Nærøyfjorden Camping in Bakka: motorhome spot at the fjord edge, 1,400m cliffs above. Barrel sauna on the dock.

Slow morning at the fjord — no rush. She runs on the campsite grass with 1,400m cliffs reflected in the water. Drive out through Undredal — Norway's smallest stave church and the best brunost goat cheese in the country, made right here. Buy a block from the village producer. Then drive up the Aurlandsfjellet to Stegastein — a glass platform 650m above the fjord. Go before 10:00 or after 16:00 to avoid tour buses. Arrive Flåm early afternoon. Optional: Flåmsbana railway — one of the steepest railways in the world, the train climbs from Flåm through dramatic gorges and stops at Kjosfossen waterfall where everyone gets off to watch it cascade down the mountainside. Then back down to Flåm. About 2 hours 15 minutes total, she will love the train ride. Decide on the day based on energy and timing. Tonight at Flåm Camping, walk to Ægir Bryggeri for dinner — table booked for 20:00.

Scenery changes completely today. Drive the Aurlandsfjellet Snow Road (Rv243) — open June to October, confirmed open August 2026. Climbs to 1,306m with snow patches visible in mid-August. Multiple pull-offs throughout. Then join Sognefjord — Norway's longest (204km) and deepest (1,308m) fjord. Road hugs the water east the whole way. At Skjolden drive 20km up Rv55 Sognefjellet for arctic tundra views. Tonight at Vassbakken — valley setting, waterfall views, inn for dinner on site.

Today you arrive at the centrepiece of the trip: Geirangerfjord. Enter via the Eagle Road (Ørnesvingen) — look straight down 11 hairpin bends into the fjord with the Seven Sisters waterfall visible on the far wall. The most photographed view in Norway. Then Flydalsjuvet — the classic panoramic viewpoint, best in late afternoon golden light. Two nights at Vinje Camping — fjord views from the pitch, trampoline for her, walk to the village. No packing tomorrow. Optional: Briksdalsbreen glacier detour on the drive in — short flat gravel path, ~45 min return, suitable at age 3.

Your breathing day. No big drive, no new campsite. Slow morning — she runs on the campsite grass with the fjord in front of her. Late morning: Geirangerfjord boat tour — 1.5 hours past the Seven Sisters waterfall (seven streams, 250m drop) and the Suitor on the far wall. She will love every minute. Afternoon: drive up to Vesterås Farm and hike to Storseterfossen — a waterfall you walk behind. About 1 hour up, steep in places, carry her on the harder sections. Perfect picnic spot at the top with fjord views. Early night — biggest driving day tomorrow.

Longest day, most dramatic. Leave Geiranger by 07:30. Gudbrandsjuvet gorge first — deep canyon, steel walkways above the churning water, café on site, easy with the buggy. Then Trollstigen — confirmed open full 2026 season (opened 27 April, record-early). Go before 09:00 — 2,500 vehicles per day in peak August. Eleven hairpins with Stigfossen waterfall dropping 320m beside you. Glass walkways at the top directly above the road. Max vehicle 13.1m — your camper is fine. One of the greatest road experiences in Europe. Then Ålesund — Art Nouveau city rebuilt after 1904 fire. Lunch here, climb 418 steps to Aksla viewpoint for 360° panorama. She counts the steps. Tonight at Trollveggen Camping — Norway's best campsite (ADAC), Troll Wall above, Rauma River alongside.

Last day on the road. Entirely fresh scenery — nothing retraced. The Hardangerfjord return is softer and wider than the northern fjords, with orchards running to the water's edge. Three waterfall stops: Vøringsfossen (182m, suspended walkway above the gorge, free entry — do this first while everyone is fresh), Låtefossen (twin waterfall right beside the road, stone arch bridge — 10-minute stop), and Steinsdalsfossen — flat guardrailed path directly behind the waterfall. Your daughter walks behind a waterfall under her own steam. She will talk about this for years. Optional: IKEA Åsane on the way back into Bergen — the only full-size IKEA near the route (closed Sundays, so today is the only day it works). Adds ~1–1.5 hours; keep it tight if you go, this is a day with a hard 19:30 deadline. Drop camper at Indie Campers Indre Arna by 19:30. Check into Comfort Hotel Bergen Airport Terminal. Book your 04:30 taxi tonight before sleeping.

06:35 departure. Taxi at 04:30. Bergen Airport is tiny and stress-free — security takes 15 minutes. BGO → FRA 06:35–08:40. Connect Frankfurt 55 minutes — move promptly between gates. FRA → MLA 09:35–12:10. Land Malta at 12:10. The 23rd is your rest day at home. The road trip is done, the fjords are seen, and your daughter has walked behind a waterfall.