SAS RS Tour & Laundry

I’ve not been on this tour, but on the 5 tours I have been on there was always a laundry opportunity. The guides are good about pointing these out. I did spend two weeks in Norway last summer.

Yes, to the rain jacket. Do not leave home without one. It doesn’t need to be bulky, but it should be waterproof. I would have a sweater or light fleece I could layer under the jacket if I were feeling cold.

Good info from Carol.
I was on the Scandinavian tour this past August. I used a laundromat in Copenhagen that was listed in the RS guidebook, and the hotel the tour stayed at had a page in their info book with instructions about that laundromat, too. Unfortunately, there were signs inside that said they were closing at the end of 2013. A local person I chatted with inside was not happy.

I usually use the internet, and the RS guidebook before a trip to find likely possibilities. As often as not, the one I find is the same one the tour guide suggests.

Regarding the rain jacket, yes, have one. Focus on layers, have one or two long sleeve shirts, or a fleece jacket, in case it gets cool, then you can limit a rain jacket to a thin waterproof shell. It folds up to almost nothing, weighs almost nothing, but will keep you dry, or serve as a windbreaker if it gets breezy.

Bergen is one of Europe's wettest cities, and summer isn't an exception to that weather pattern. Scroll down for the climate-summary chart in its Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergen

I'd be prepared for some rain at other tour stops as well.

I think there is only one true Laundromat in Sweden: https://xn--tvttomaten-r5a.se/engelska/

I think Copenhagen has a few, for example: https://thelaundromatcafe.com/en/home