Norwegian Fjords Cruises

A cruise to Norway and the Norwegian Fjords steals the crown when it comes to spectacular scenery, thanks to an expanse of inky blue waters, edged with snow-capped mountains, thunderous waterfalls and picture-perfect wooden towns scattered amidst the surrounding greenery.

Explore Norway and The Fjords

Couples, families, solo travel, adventure lovers, foodies and sightseers – this is a destination that has something for everyone. Immerse yourself in everything Norway has to offer and experience the greatest of the great outdoors first hand. There is no finer way to explore the fjords than to sail through them, your ship dwarfed by the imposing cliff-faces that rise around and before you. Your cruise to Norway will offer a truly unforgettable experience, filled with breath taking scenery and cultural immersion that will leave you with memories to cherish forever.

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What awaits me in Norway and The Fjords?

Majestic Fjords

Norway's fjords are world-renowned for their breathtaking beauty. These deep, narrow inlets are carved by glaciers, surrounded by towering cliffs, and filled with sparkling blue waters.

Sail through iconic fjords like Geirangerfjord, Sognefjord, and Hardangerfjord, and witness cascading waterfalls, snow-capped peaks, and picturesque villages along the way.

Captivating Landscapes

Keep your camera ready to capture panoramic views, charming fishing villages, and dramatic natural landmarks.

Norway is famous for its magnificent waterfalls that cascade down the mountainsides into the fjords. Witness the power and beauty of iconic waterfalls like the Seven Sisters, Vøringsfossen, and the Bridal Veil.

Thrilling Outdoor Adventures

Norway's dramatic landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for thrilling outdoor activities. Go hiking in the scenic trails, try kayaking through the fjords, or experience the adrenaline rush of ziplining.

For the more adventurous, embark on a glacier hike or take part in a snowshoeing expedition to immerse yourself in the breath taking natural surroundings.

Quaint Coastal Villages

Explore charming coastal villages along the Norwegian coastline, each offering a unique character and charm. Visit places like Flam and Alesund, known for their picturesque beauty and warm hospitality.

Immerse yourself in the local culture, sample traditional Norwegian cuisine, and browse through local handicrafts.

Northern Lights

If you cruise to Norway during the winter months, you may have the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring Northern Lights. These dancing ribbons of colors in the night sky are a truly enchanting experience.

Set sail under the dark, starry Arctic sky and keep your eyes peeled for this mesmerizing natural phenomenon.

Destinations

Bergen

Whether it's the heartwarming summers or the snowy winters, Bergen's weather offers a wide range of experiences that only add to its charm. For many, it serves as their first introduction to the Norwegian Fjords - and what an introduction it is.

Bodø

Bodø is a vibrant city and the largest urban area and city in Nordland county, offering a blend of cultural amenities such as museums and a thriving music scene, along with the splendour of Northern Norway's nature. Known for its dramatic landscapes including rugged mountains, beautiful fjords, and remarkable phenomena like the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights, Bodø also serves as a gateway to the magical Lofoten Islands. A noteworthy attraction here is the Saltstraumen, the world's strongest maelstrom. With a fast-growing population, Bodø presents a remarkable mix of natural beauty and urban energy.

Honningsvåg

Honningsvåg is a small yet captivating city located within the northern realm of Norway in the Nordkapp Municipality. Regarded as one of the northernmost cities in the world, it is prefaced by stretches of tundra on the rugged island of Magerøya, deep in the Arctic Circle.

Kirkenes

Kirkenes, a small town in north-east Norway, is recognised for its exceptional Arctic landscapes, multicultural charm, historical significance, and memorable experiences like the Northern Lights and Midnight Sun.

Kristiansand

With its picturesque downtown area, sandy beaches, idyllic parks, and renowned zoo, Kristiansand is a city that offers an engaging mix of vibrant urban life and impressive landscapes.

Oslo

Explore the city's rich maritime history, admire its architectural diversity or soak up the city's atmosphere at hip cafes and bars - whatever you choose to do in Oslo, you'll find it wonderfully balances the old and the new, with an inspiring focus on its future.

Stavanger

Norway lends itself perfectly to any sort of adventure, and Stavanger is knee-deep in history and the freshest of air, making it a true delight to walk around. As one of the country's oldest cities, embedded in Stavanger is a past tracing back to the early 12th century, seamlessly woven into its modern streets.

Svalbard

Svalbard is a Norwegian archipelago situated in the Arctic Ocean, known for its stark landscapes, glaciers, and polar bear populations. Though it has a harsh Arctic climate, the region is home to rich wildlife, research activities, and a growing tourism industry that caters to adventurous travellers seeking unique experiences, such as viewing the Northern Lights.

Tromsø

Nestled in the Arctic Circle of Norway, Tromsø enthralls visitors with its stunning natural beauty and unique cultural charm. As an ideal location to witness the ethereal Northern Lights and the beautiful Midnight Sun, Tromsø offers a rare blend of exhilarating Arctic adventures, rich heritage, and lively city life.

Trondheim

Trondheim is a former Viking capital rich in medieval heritage. The city is home to the Nidaros Cathedral, the world's northernmost medieval cathedral. The historic district of Bakklandet, with its characteristic wooden houses, is a testament to Trondheim’s charming antiquity.

Ålesund

Ålesund is a beautiful port town on the west coast of Norway. Known for its Art Nouveau architectural style, the town was rebuilt in this style after a fire in 1904. It is situated on several islands stretching out into the Atlantic Ocean, offering stunning sea views and a backdrop of snow-capped mountains. Ålesund is also known as the gateway to the iconic Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it an essential destination for those eager to explore Norway's natural beauty. In addition to its architectural and natural attractions, Ålesund features an array of restaurants serving fresh seafood, making it a culinary haven as well.