Complete Norway - Rail And Fjord Adventure

Arrive in Oslo and immerse yourself in our beautiful capital. Despite its compact size, the city offers a wealth of experiences and sights. For culture enthusiasts, the Bygdøy Peninsula is a treasure trove of museums, including the Norsk Folkemuseum, showcasing traditional Norwegian life. This open-air museum features over 150 buildings, including a stave church, and offers a deep dive into Norway's architectural history. Oslo is packed with restaurants, bars, and cafes – especially in bohemian Grünerløkka or the trendy new Barcode district – making it easy to get a feel for life here. Don't miss the Vigeland Sculpture Park, home to over 200 – often surreal – sculptures by the famous sculptor Gustav Vigeland, and Ekeberg Park, known for its art installations and panoramic views of the city. The Munch Museum is a must-visit for art lovers, and it houses an extensive collection of works by the celebrated Norwegian painter Edvard Munch, including his iconic painting "The Scream." For a unique experience, try the floating saunas on the Oslofjord, in which you can relax and enjoy views of the city from the water. This blend of laid-back culture, cuisine and history makes Oslo the best place to start your Complete Norway – Rail and Fjord Adventure.

After breakfast, make your own way to Oslo Central Railway Station to commence your ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ adventure by boarding the train to Myrdal. Enjoy one of the world's most scenic rail journeys as you travel from Oslo through farmland, past lush green forests and majestic peaks.At Myrdal join the famous Flåm Railway - a marvel of railway engineering, descending more than half of a mile (900 meters) to the town of Flåm. Take time to explore at your the town and even a visit to the local brewery or the Flåm railway museum.

After breakfast, make your own way to Oslo Central Railway Station to commence your ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ adventure by boarding the train to Myrdal. Enjoy one of the world's most scenic rail journeys as you travel from Oslo through farmland, past lush green forests and majestic peaks.At Myrdal join the famous Flåm Railway - a marvel of railway engineering, descending more than half of a mile (900 meters) to the town of Flåm. Take time to explore at your the town and even a visit to the local brewery or the Flåm railway museum.

After breakfast, make your own way to Oslo Central Railway Station to commence your ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ adventure by boarding the train to Myrdal. Enjoy one of the world's most scenic rail journeys as you travel from Oslo through farmland, past lush green forests and majestic peaks.At Myrdal join the famous Flåm Railway - a marvel of railway engineering, descending more than half of a mile (900 meters) to the town of Flåm. Take time to explore at your the town and even a visit to the local brewery or the Flåm railway museum.

After breakfast, make your own way to Oslo Central Railway Station to commence your ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ adventure by boarding the train to Myrdal. Enjoy one of the world's most scenic rail journeys as you travel from Oslo through farmland, past lush green forests and majestic peaks.At Myrdal join the famous Flåm Railway - a marvel of railway engineering, descending more than half of a mile (900 meters) to the town of Flåm. Take time to explore at your the town and even a visit to the local brewery or the Flåm railway museum.

After breakfast, make your own way to Oslo Central Railway Station to commence your ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ adventure by boarding the train to Myrdal. Enjoy one of the world's most scenic rail journeys as you travel from Oslo through farmland, past lush green forests and majestic peaks.At Myrdal join the famous Flåm Railway - a marvel of railway engineering, descending more than half of a mile (900 meters) to the town of Flåm. Take time to explore at your the town and even a visit to the local brewery or the Flåm railway museum.

After breakfast, board the ferry from Flåm to Gudvangen, enjoying the spectacular views as you pass through the narrow Nærøyfjord. Known for extensive mountain peaks, deep valleys, fast-flowing rivers and thunderous waterfalls, the journey along the valley from Gudvangen to Voss is as beautiful as it sounds. For those wanting a view to remember, take the Voss Gondola to the summit of Mount Hanguren (0.5 miles/820 meters above sea level). The panoramic views of the valley and surrounding areas are more than worth the journey.

After breakfast, board the ferry from Flåm to Gudvangen, enjoying the spectacular views as you pass through the narrow Nærøyfjord. Known for extensive mountain peaks, deep valleys, fast-flowing rivers and thunderous waterfalls, the journey along the valley from Gudvangen to Voss is as beautiful as it sounds. For those wanting a view to remember, take the Voss Gondola to the summit of Mount Hanguren (0.5 miles/820 meters above sea level). The panoramic views of the valley and surrounding areas are more than worth the journey.

After breakfast, board the ferry from Flåm to Gudvangen, enjoying the spectacular views as you pass through the narrow Nærøyfjord. Known for extensive mountain peaks, deep valleys, fast-flowing rivers and thunderous waterfalls, the journey along the valley from Gudvangen to Voss is as beautiful as it sounds. For those wanting a view to remember, take the Voss Gondola to the summit of Mount Hanguren (0.5 miles/820 meters above sea level). The panoramic views of the valley and surrounding areas are more than worth the journey.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and spend the morning exploring Voss, before taking the train for the last bit of your journey to Bergen.  Once you arrive in Bergen, take the afternoon to explore this colorful gateway to the fjords. Bergen was founded in 1070 AD, and retains a great deal of its character, charm and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district with colorful wharfs dating back to the 14th century.You may enjoy a stroll in the cobblestone alleyways, a bite at an outdoor café or restaurant, a trip on the Fløibanen funicular or a visit to the famous fish market.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Following breakfast and another chance to explore this picturesque city, you'll join your ship at the port to begin your voyage towards the Arctic Circle. Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Upon boarding you’ll meet your ship’s Expedition Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organizing lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.After we depart, enjoy a tasty dinner buffet made from fresh coastal produce. We sail north from Bergen along the Viking route of Hjeltefjord. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing as you admire the spectacular landscapes from the deck or in our panoramic lounge. Your sea voyage north has begun.

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

Enjoy the early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord, followed by a delicious breakfast. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.Art Nouveau cityÅlesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and famed Atlanterhavsparken aquarium. Our tour to the aquarium includes a visit to see resident penguins.Into the fjordsFrom June to August, we set our course for the spectacular UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord*, passing sheer, half-mile-high cliffs and dramatic waterfalls. The fjord’s pristine natural landscape of steep rock walls, lush green meadows, lonely mountain farms and tiny villages is unforgettable.*Note: Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2025: June 1, 12, 23; July 4, 15, 16; August 6, 17, 28.In spring, from April to May, and in autumn, from September to October, your ship will sail to Hjørundfjord, hidden away in the Sunnmøre Alps. There’ll also be a call at the scenic village of Urke to gaze at the view of thousand-year-old farms, the fjord, and the lush mountainsides. Mountains and rosesMolde is known as the ‘City of Roses’ because of its lovely municipal gardens. This attractive coastal town has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.Time in port:Florø: 2:45a - 3aMåløy: 5:15a - 5:30aTorvik: 8:20a - 8:30aÅlesund: 9:45a - 10aGeirangerfjord: 2:25p - 2:45pÅlesund: 7p - 8pMolde: 10:35 - 11:05p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

This section of the voyage sees us enter the Trøndelag region of Norway, marked by crumpled hills, fields dotted with farmsteads, and low-lying coastal settlements.Magical, medieval, and modernFounded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.You’ll have three hours to explore Trondheim and its array of highlights, either by yourself or on one of the optional excursions we offer.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Next door to the cathedral is the Archbishop’s Palace where Norway’s crown jewels are on display.Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighborhood’s colorful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which has beautiful panoramas of the city and fjord.Back on boardIn the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik.Time in port:Kristiansund: 2:45a - 3aTrondheim: 9:45a - 12:45pRørvik: 9:40p - 10p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up.Forces of natureAt 10:00, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. The pier here is popular for the Love Bench where sweethearts have declared their lasting romance with a padlock.We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. Admire fabulous street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen, the world’s most powerful maelstrom. Welcome to LofotenThat afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 3,000-foot-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight on the horizon, as if there to welcome us.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands and busiest between January and April when Arctic cod, known locally as skrei, swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbor of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.Time in port:Brønnøysund: 1:35a - 1:45a                    Sandnessjøen: 4:35a - 4:50a                    Nesna: 6a - 6:10a         Ørnes: 10a - 10:10a         Bodø: 1:05p - 3:20p          Stamsund: 7:15p - 7:40p  Svolvær: 9:20p – 10:15p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

We dock into Harstad just after 7a. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge. Keep on the lookout for a variety of seabirds with several colonies nearby, including puffins.Gateway to the ArcticWe then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city center, including Mack Brewery and favorite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.Time in port:Stokmarknes: 1:30a - 1:40aSortland: 2:55a - 3:10aRisøyhamn: 4:35a - 4:50aHarstad: 7:10a - 7:45aFinnsnes: 11a - 11:30aTromsø: 2:15p - 6:15pSkjervøy: 10:10p - 10:.25p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

The ship reaches the town of Hammerfest on the island of Kvaløya early in the morning. In summer, the island has herds of reindeer migrating here in their thousands.You’ll know we’ve reached Havøysund when you see the wind turbines of the landmark Havøyglaven wind farm which produces enough electricity to power 6,000 local homes.At the top of EuropeWe arrive at Honningsvåg mid-morning, portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.Sámi heartlandsNear the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. You can join an optional summer excursion to meet local Sámi, learn about their life reindeer herding, and listen to joik folk songs.Continuing northWe reach our northernmost port of call, Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.Time in port:Øksfjord: 1:50a - 2aHammerfest: 5:05a - 5:45aHavøysund: 8:30a - 8:45aHonningsvåg: 10.55a - 2:30pKjøllefjord: 4:40p - 5pMehamn: 6:55p - 7:15pBerlevåg: 10p - 10:10p

We call at Båtsfjord and Vardø in the night, before docking at Vadsø early in the morning.Looking to the skiesThe area around Vadsø is one of the most scenic and popular birdwatching spots in the Arctic, lying directly under the migration path of birds flying from east to west. Watch for hooded crows and sea eagles.Near the Norwegian borderBy the time we reach Kirkenes after breakfast, you’ll have travelled further east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul. You’ll have a choice of optional excursions to explore the area.Journey’s turning pointKirkenes is where your Norwegian coastal cruise changes direction and the ship heads south. Several of the places we sailed to during the night we’ll now see during the day.Back in Vardø, you can visit the solemn Witches’ Monument and the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains a part of the military to this day.We return to the small, bustling port of Båtsfjord and then make for Berlevåg for late evening, crossing paths with the northbound ship.Time in port:Båtsfjord: 12a - 12:30aVardø: 3:30a - 3:45aVadsø: 6:55a - 7:10aKirkenes: 9a - 12:30pVardø: 4:05p - 5pBåtsfjord: 8p - 8:30p    Berlevåg: 10:25p - 10:35p

We call at Båtsfjord and Vardø in the night, before docking at Vadsø early in the morning.Looking to the skiesThe area around Vadsø is one of the most scenic and popular birdwatching spots in the Arctic, lying directly under the migration path of birds flying from east to west. Watch for hooded crows and sea eagles.Near the Norwegian borderBy the time we reach Kirkenes after breakfast, you’ll have travelled further east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul. You’ll have a choice of optional excursions to explore the area.Journey’s turning pointKirkenes is where your Norwegian coastal cruise changes direction and the ship heads south. Several of the places we sailed to during the night we’ll now see during the day.Back in Vardø, you can visit the solemn Witches’ Monument and the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains a part of the military to this day.We return to the small, bustling port of Båtsfjord and then make for Berlevåg for late evening, crossing paths with the northbound ship.Time in port:Båtsfjord: 12a - 12:30aVardø: 3:30a - 3:45aVadsø: 6:55a - 7:10aKirkenes: 9a - 12:30pVardø: 4:05p - 5pBåtsfjord: 8p - 8:30p    Berlevåg: 10:25p - 10:35p

We call at Båtsfjord and Vardø in the night, before docking at Vadsø early in the morning.Looking to the skiesThe area around Vadsø is one of the most scenic and popular birdwatching spots in the Arctic, lying directly under the migration path of birds flying from east to west. Watch for hooded crows and sea eagles.Near the Norwegian borderBy the time we reach Kirkenes after breakfast, you’ll have travelled further east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul. You’ll have a choice of optional excursions to explore the area.Journey’s turning pointKirkenes is where your Norwegian coastal cruise changes direction and the ship heads south. Several of the places we sailed to during the night we’ll now see during the day.Back in Vardø, you can visit the solemn Witches’ Monument and the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains a part of the military to this day.We return to the small, bustling port of Båtsfjord and then make for Berlevåg for late evening, crossing paths with the northbound ship.Time in port:Båtsfjord: 12a - 12:30aVardø: 3:30a - 3:45aVadsø: 6:55a - 7:10aKirkenes: 9a - 12:30pVardø: 4:05p - 5pBåtsfjord: 8p - 8:30p    Berlevåg: 10:25p - 10:35p

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund.The northernmost cityIn the early afternoon, you’ll spend time in Hammerfest, which has the largest population on a list of the world’s northernmost settlements.See the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs at the Polar Bear Society, or take the path behind the town to the viewpoint atop Mount Salen.Mountains and marine mammalsWe continue cruising Norway’s coastline south to Øksfjord and then to Skjervøy, surrounded by mountain peaks. We’ve been docking at this vital fishing port since 1896.As we make our way to Tromsø, you might also glimpse views of the Lyngen Alps which boast some of the highest peaks in all of Norway.Midnight magicWe dock at Tromsø just before midnight, where you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.Time in port:Mehamn: 1:20a - 1:30a   Kjøllefjord: 3:25a - 3:35a  Honningsvåg: 5:45a - 6a                    Havøysund: 8a - 8:15aHammerfest: 11a - 12:45p                    Øksfjord: 3:50p - 4:05pSkjervøy: 7:30p - 7:45p     Tromsø: 11:45p - 1:30a

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund.The northernmost cityIn the early afternoon, you’ll spend time in Hammerfest, which has the largest population on a list of the world’s northernmost settlements.See the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs at the Polar Bear Society, or take the path behind the town to the viewpoint atop Mount Salen.Mountains and marine mammalsWe continue cruising Norway’s coastline south to Øksfjord and then to Skjervøy, surrounded by mountain peaks. We’ve been docking at this vital fishing port since 1896.As we make our way to Tromsø, you might also glimpse views of the Lyngen Alps which boast some of the highest peaks in all of Norway.Midnight magicWe dock at Tromsø just before midnight, where you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.Time in port:Mehamn: 1:20a - 1:30a   Kjøllefjord: 3:25a - 3:35a  Honningsvåg: 5:45a - 6a                    Havøysund: 8a - 8:15aHammerfest: 11a - 12:45p                    Øksfjord: 3:50p - 4:05pSkjervøy: 7:30p - 7:45p     Tromsø: 11:45p - 1:30a

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund.The northernmost cityIn the early afternoon, you’ll spend time in Hammerfest, which has the largest population on a list of the world’s northernmost settlements.See the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs at the Polar Bear Society, or take the path behind the town to the viewpoint atop Mount Salen.Mountains and marine mammalsWe continue cruising Norway’s coastline south to Øksfjord and then to Skjervøy, surrounded by mountain peaks. We’ve been docking at this vital fishing port since 1896.As we make our way to Tromsø, you might also glimpse views of the Lyngen Alps which boast some of the highest peaks in all of Norway.Midnight magicWe dock at Tromsø just before midnight, where you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.Time in port:Mehamn: 1:20a - 1:30a   Kjøllefjord: 3:25a - 3:35a  Honningsvåg: 5:45a - 6a                    Havøysund: 8a - 8:15aHammerfest: 11a - 12:45p                    Øksfjord: 3:50p - 4:05pSkjervøy: 7:30p - 7:45p     Tromsø: 11:45p - 1:30a

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund.The northernmost cityIn the early afternoon, you’ll spend time in Hammerfest, which has the largest population on a list of the world’s northernmost settlements.See the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs at the Polar Bear Society, or take the path behind the town to the viewpoint atop Mount Salen.Mountains and marine mammalsWe continue cruising Norway’s coastline south to Øksfjord and then to Skjervøy, surrounded by mountain peaks. We’ve been docking at this vital fishing port since 1896.As we make our way to Tromsø, you might also glimpse views of the Lyngen Alps which boast some of the highest peaks in all of Norway.Midnight magicWe dock at Tromsø just before midnight, where you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.Time in port:Mehamn: 1:20a - 1:30a   Kjøllefjord: 3:25a - 3:35a  Honningsvåg: 5:45a - 6a                    Havøysund: 8a - 8:15aHammerfest: 11a - 12:45p                    Øksfjord: 3:50p - 4:05pSkjervøy: 7:30p - 7:45p     Tromsø: 11:45p - 1:30a

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund.The northernmost cityIn the early afternoon, you’ll spend time in Hammerfest, which has the largest population on a list of the world’s northernmost settlements.See the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs at the Polar Bear Society, or take the path behind the town to the viewpoint atop Mount Salen.Mountains and marine mammalsWe continue cruising Norway’s coastline south to Øksfjord and then to Skjervøy, surrounded by mountain peaks. We’ve been docking at this vital fishing port since 1896.As we make our way to Tromsø, you might also glimpse views of the Lyngen Alps which boast some of the highest peaks in all of Norway.Midnight magicWe dock at Tromsø just before midnight, where you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.Time in port:Mehamn: 1:20a - 1:30a   Kjøllefjord: 3:25a - 3:35a  Honningsvåg: 5:45a - 6a                    Havøysund: 8a - 8:15aHammerfest: 11a - 12:45p                    Øksfjord: 3:50p - 4:05pSkjervøy: 7:30p - 7:45p     Tromsø: 11:45p - 1:30a