At each stop,
points of interest to discover

A short final leg along the A1 leads to Hamburg. The goal is to wrap up this first day at a leisurely pace and enjoy arriving in one of Europe’s major port cities.

The Watt Rallyers leave the road and set off for Denmark together. It offers a welcome breather during the day and, above all, an unforgettable moment.

A quick drive across Denmark via the E47 to Copenhagen. The landscape remains very open, and the capital is an excellent place to combine sightseeing, lunch, and charging.

The rally leaves Denmark via the impressive Øresund link and enters Sweden. It is a very fast yet spectacular stretch—ideal for the end of the day.

After Gothenburg, the surroundings gradually become less urban. You will head north towards Bohuslän and its typically Scandinavian landscapes.

One final, particularly symbolic leg: the Watt Rally leaves Sweden and finally crosses the Norwegian border before reaching Fredrikstad.

As you leave Oslo, Norway gradually begins to reveal its wild side. Urban landscapes give way to lakes, forests, and the first major mountain ranges.

The road gradually gains altitude, and the landscape becomes much wilder. This is one of the first stretches where you truly feel the Watt Rally entering mountainous Norway.

A short connecting stretch across the vast open spaces of Dovrefjell. The road remains highly scenic before the descent towards Oppdal.

A short liaison section, yet one of the most anticipated of the rally. After leaving Kristiansund, you will reach Averøy before catching sight of the ocean and the first bridges of the legendary Atlantic Road.

Here, the journey itself becomes the experience. Bridges, small islands, the ocean, and winding roads follow one another before arriving in Molde.

A very short crossing, yet one that perfectly captures the spirit of the Watt Rally. You will board the ferry before reaching the opposite shore of the fjord and the famous Eagle Road.

Things are getting serious. A small mountain road will take you to the famous Ørnesvingen viewpoint, offering the first sweeping views down over the Geirangerfjord.

Just a few kilometers, but likely among the most photogenic of the entire rally. The road plunges towards Geiranger, winding through a series of bends with the fjord constantly in view.

A long journey through postcard-perfect Norway. Deep valleys, mountains, tunnels, and fjord arms will follow one another until you reach the Sogndal region.

A short distance, but a real climb. The road is narrow and winding, rising rapidly above the fjord to the spectacular Stegastein viewpoint.

A major section of the finale that traverses several different environments: fjords, tunnels, and valleys, followed by high-mountain landscapes.

The crews will leave Vøringsfossen to cross the vast landscapes of the Hardangervidda plateau.

The final kilometers of the Watt Rally. A beautiful route winding between valleys and mountains will take you to Hemsedal for the finish line, following nearly 3,000 km of electric adventure.