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Explore the most amazing Nordic treasures with a Norwegian fjords cruise

The Norwegian Fjords are undoubtedly among the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world , capable of inspiring awe with their majestic beauty and timeless atmosphere. Norway has over a thousand fjords, Geirangerfjord and the Naerøyfjord being the largest. Since 2005, they have featured in the list of UNESCO heritage sites – and they’re now accessible on an exclusive MSC Norwegian fjords cruise . The Norway fjords cruise is one of the best ways to visit these earthly and imposing spectacles thanks to the deep water surrounding them, which is both smooth and easy to navigate. During the Norwegian fjords cruise 2024 - 2025 seasons , you can admire these imposing examples of natural beauty first-hand and from the best possible vantage point.

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MSC Norwegian Fjords cruises will take you to discover the Viking history and the most sensational sights of Norway and much more.

Choose the best departure port for your Fjords cruise and get ready to sail on your next dream adventure.

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• Alesund, Norway
• Alta, Norway
• Andalsnes, Norway
• Bergen, Norway
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Eidfjord, Norway
• Flaam, Norway
• Gdynia (Gdansk-Danzig), Poland
• Hamburg, Germany
• Hammerfest, Norway
• Haugesund, Norway
• Hellesylt, Norway
• Hellesylt-Geiranger, Norway
• Helsinki, Finland
• Honningsvag (North Cape), Norway
• Kiel, Germany
• Klaipeda, Lithuania
• Kristiansand, Norway
• Longyearbyen (Spitsbergen), Norway
• Magdalenefjord, Norway
• Maloy, Norway
• Molde, Norway
• Narvik, Norway
• Nordfjordeid, Norway
• Olden, Norway
• Oslo, Norway
• Riga, Latvia
• Ronne, Denmark
• Southampton (London), United Kingdom
• Stavanger (Lysefijord), Norway
• Stockholm, Sweden
• Tallinn, Estonia
• Tromso, Norway
• Trondheim, Norway
• Vik i Sogn, Norway
• Visby, Sweden
• Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany

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Experience Norway’s spectacular fjords with Norwegian Cruise Line.

On your cruise to Norway, explore a fairytale landscape of cascading waterfalls, lush forests and rugged mountains that seemingly slide into the sea. From fly fishing and kayaking to hiking and more, this country truly is an outdoor playground with a diverse lineup of activities. Tour picturesque villages, including Geiranger , and vibrant cities like Olso where you can dive into Viking history, savour local cuisine and enjoy a glimpse of local culture set against a spectacular natural backdrop - all on one unforgettable cruise holiday.

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Unpack Once and Experience the Best of Norway

Enjoy front-row seats to incredible vistas whilst cruising Norway's dramatic fjords. Serene waters, rugged cliffs rising from the sea and unlimited outdoor adventures await your discovery. View Europe's largest mainland glacier in Jostedalsbreen National Park, located outside Måløy. Enjoy a boating tour of Hardangerfjord - one of the world's longest fjords - and hike through lush forests to towering waterfalls.

Cruise from Bangkok , Hong Kong or Singapore and immerse yourself in the natural beauty, dramatic history and rich cultures of Southeast Asia on a once-in-a-lifetime vacation. In Phuket , visit historic Buddhist temples or splash the day away on some of Thailand’s most spectacular beaches. At the Samui Elephant Sanctuary on the island of Ko Samui , learn about these incredible animals during close-up encounters. Explore traditional kampung  (villages) in Langkawi or journey inland and hike among waterfalls and hot springs.

Dive Deeper into the Country's History and Culture

Famous for its stunning art nouveau architecture, Ålesund stretches across seven islands and is surrounded by natural beauty. Tour the city's historical churches and unique architecture or reel in a grand adventure in what is considered Norway's fishing capital. Then in Oslo, explore the city's historic roots with a visit to the Viking Ships Museum which includes three well-preserved Viking-era burial ships.

Enjoy front-row seats to incredible vistas while cruising Norway’s dramatic fjords. Serene waters, rugged cliffs rising from the sea, and unlimited outdoor adventures await your discovery. View Europe’s largest mainland glacier in Jostedalsbreen National Park, located outside Måløy. Enjoy a boating tour of Hardangerfjord — one of the world’s longest fjords — and hike through lush forests to towering waterfalls.

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Kristiansand, Norway

Geiranger, Norway

Bergen, Norway

Oslo, Norway

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Alesund, Norway

Cruise to Alesund, one of Norway's most beautiful towns, renowned for its Jugend-style architecture and art nouveau style.

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Before embarking on your fjords cruise, experience all Copenhagen has to offer. With 250 miles of bike lanes, the city is ideal for touring and riding alongside its peaceful canals. Stroll along one of Europe's longest pedestrian-only shopping avenues, Strøget. Then visit some of Copenhagen’s historic sites including the 17th century Rosenborg Castle.

We’ve revamped everything from the carpets to the chandeliers and created brand new places and spaces in one of our most extensive ship renovation yet. Unwind in luxury and enjoy the breathtaking views from your spacious balcony in the new, exquisitely finished Haven Deluxe Owner’s Suites. The brand-new Pit Stop, a 1950’s American bar, takes you back to the era when classic cars sported chrome finishes. And dance the night away at Bliss Ultra Lounge, the newest hot spot on the club scene. Come aboard the newly polished Norwegian Jewel and see what makes her shine.

We’ve revamped everything from the carpets to the chandeliers and created brand new places and spaces in one of our most extensive ship renovations yet. Unwind in luxury and enjoy the breathtaking views from your spacious balcony in the new, magnificently refinished staterooms. Savor every bite at six new restaurants, including the addition of our fine Italian outlet, Onda by Scarpetta. And dance the night away at Bliss Ultra Lounge, the newest hot spot on the club scene. Come aboard the exquisitely updated Norwegian Spirit, completely reimagined from the outside in.

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Norway’s Fjords offer some of the most dramatic landscapes on earth. On a Fjords cruise with Ambassador, you can relax in warmth and luxury as towering mountain peaks give way to breathtaking waterfalls, bright blue fjords and impossibly lush green valleys amongst quaint fishing villages and remote mountain farms.

Gliding along mirror-smooth waters onboard our small cruise ships , you’ll be able to enjoy more of the Fjords thanks to their sustainability accreditation. Through reforms and modernisation, our ships are some of the most sustainable ships worldwide, allowing us exclusive access to the heart of this bucket list destination.

A Norway cruise  is truly one of a kind and a holiday that every keen traveller needs to experience at least once in their lifetime. Our no-fly cruises  will take you from magnificent fjord to picture-perfect ports and villages dotted like jewels among lush green fields. You’ll be able to explore rich Viking history, see the work of millions of years of glacial activity, enjoy culinary delights inspired by the glittering sea and experience the welcoming and friendly nature of amazing Norwegian destinations.

Explore historic cities like Bergen - a highlight of any of our cruises to the Fjords - surrounded by seven hills and seven fjords and home to Bryggen World Heritage Site. And, in picturesque Flåm, you can enjoy the towering mountain railway, winding to the tops of the unspoilt valleys and giving you a spectacular view over this part of the world.

Make this year your year to experience this amazing part of the world with a Norwegian Fjords cruise in 2024. Or, if you are planning further ahead, be sure to explore our 2025 cruises .

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If you are planning a cruise to the Norwegian Fjords, then Ambassador should be your first choice of cruise line. As the newest cruise operator in Britain, we’re dedicated to maintaining traditional cruising values whilst adding our own Ambassador twist.

We sail from eight regional ports around the UK, so whether you live in Cornwall or Scotland, you won’t be too far from enjoying your next cruise with us. Wondering where you can cruise to from your nearest port? Explore cruises from Belfast , Bristol , Dundee , Edinburgh , Falmouth , Liverpool , London or Newcastle today.

If you want to visit Norway, it’s not just a Norwegian Fjords cruise that you can enjoy. Depending on the time of year, you can enjoy some incredible natural phenomena. As you cross over into the Arctic Circle, keep your eyes peeled for the dance of the Northern Lights and enjoy nature’s best light show.

Whether you choose to explore the natural beauty of the Fjords on a Scandinavian cruise, go on a quick getaway on a cruise to France or opt to explore warmer climes on the likes of a Mediterranean cruise , we’ll be able to make your dream holiday come true.

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Norway and the fjords that dot this magnificent Scandinavian coastline truly are an unforgettable sight. The breath-taking views that you will experience while you wind your way through snow-capped mountains will prepare you for what you will see as you reach remote picturesque villages. The endless summer sunshine provides you with every opportunity to take in the indescribable surroundings. Some cruises venture as far as the North Cape and Honningsvagg and from there only the Svalbard Islands stand between you and the North Pole.

Capture your opportunity to witness the Northern Lights in the Land of the Midnight Sun. Alta is home to the world's first Northern Light observatory, earning the city the title 'Town of the Northern Lights', so you could be no better placed to see this spectacular natural phenomenon if luck is on your side.

Bergen is called the "Gateway to the Fjords," as it is a great launching point for a tour of nature's Hardangerfjord, Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord. This city has a wonderful mix of architectural styles that add to its 18th-century charm.

Lying at the head of Aurlandsfjord, the small village of Flaam is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, isolated farmsteads and waterfalls. Flaam also boasts the extraordinary Flaamsbanen. One of the most dramatic train rides in Europe, the Flaamsbanen takes an hour to cover 12 miles, hugging cliffs, plunging through tunnels and pausing for its passengers to admire the views as it ascends the Flaam Valley to a desolate mountain plateau.

Geiranger is one of the most loved fjords due to the dramatic views it offers -  of the sheer cliffs from the sea and of the picturesque town from a number ofhigh vantage points. Nearby Loen is another breathtaking spot, where the Skylift can take you amove the mist and clouds to another world.

Tromso is the most northern of Norway's rugged islands; Tromso possesses the true wonders of the polar environment: glistening glacial ridges, the icy clear waters of Lake Prestvatn, even windswept valleys where reindeer roam free. Amidst the beauty, there is fascinating history to be found as well, from ancient northern settlements to signs of sacrificial sites and cults that pre-date Christianity.

Whether you arrive on board a cruise ship or choose a land tour of the Norwegian Fjords, adventures await at every turn. You can raise the heart rate with a husky sled experience or RIB ride, or take things easy with an authentic fishing trip or glacier walk.

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Our 12-day Norwegian coastal cruise travels northbound and then southbound, taking in Norway’s many fjords and mountains along the way. Your ship will call at 34 ports of all sizes and cross the Arctic Circle twice over 2,500 nautical miles. It is the definitive scenic route to see the Norwegian coast.

Discover our full scenic route with 34 ports visited twice, northbound and southbound, allowing you to really get to know the heart and soul of Norway’s coastline

Bask in spectacular scenery any season of the year as we sail past more than 100 fjords and 1,000 mountains

Spend half your voyage on an Arctic tour of Norway, maximising your chances of seeing the Northern Lights in winter, or enjoying 24 hours of daylight under the Midnight Sun in summer

Take your pick from all optional hikes and the full list of optional seasonal excursions to enhance your coastal experience

As we follow our scenic route and cruise Norway’s coastline, most of the ports we visit by night northbound are revisited by day southbound, allowing you to discover majestic fjords, mountains, cosmopolitan cities, market towns, and isolated hamlets. You also have our full range of available optional seasonal excursions to tailor each day of your journey the way you want.

All Aboard!

Your voyage starts in Bergen , the second-largest city in Norway and gateway to the fjords. Founded in 1070 AD, Bergen boasts architecture influenced by prosperous 14th-century German trading organisation, the Hanseatic League.

If you’ve time before your ship departs, visit the UNESCO-listed wharfs of the colourful Bryggen district, now an artisan quarter complete with cobblestone streets. Just across the street is the famous Fish Market which serves delicious seafood. There’s also the Fløibanen funicular which takes you up to the top of Mount Fløyen for views of the city.

To get the most out of your visit to Norway, don’t forget that we can also help you to arrange tours before or after your voyage, such as the Norway in a Nutshell programme.

Your voyage begins

Before boarding, you can relax in our comfortable guest lounge at the terminal. Once aboard, enjoy the first of many delicious meals made from fresh coastal produce as we depart Bergen and sail the old Viking route along Hjeltefjord.

You’ll also meet your ship’s Coastal Experience Team who will be your guides as we cruise Norway’s coastline, organising lectures, onboard activities, and optional hikes.

Time in port:

Bergen : 14:45 - 20:30

Iconic Architecture and Fantastic Fjords

Enjoy early morning in the Nordfjord near Torvik. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund.

Art Nouveau city

Ålesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and Atlanterhavsparken, one of Northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums. If you’re travelling with us in spring or winter, you’ll have most of the day to explore this picturesque town.

Into the fjords

In the summer, from June to August, we set course for UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord *. This is a protected and preserved piece of paradise with towering mountain cliffs and waterfalls like the famous Seven Sisters cascading into the fjord.

Geirangerfjord is replaced by Hjørundfjord for the following sailings: 2024: 16th June, 27th June, 8th July, 19th July, 30th July, 10th August, 21st August 2025: 1st June, 12th June, 23rd June, 4th July, 15th July, 26th July, 6th August, 17th August, 28th August

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. *Only on voyages departing in 2025-26. 

Mountains and roses

The last port of the day is Molde . In summer, there might just be enough daylight to see the amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.

From mid-June to late August, the streets and gardens here will be adorned with the sight and scent of roses of all shades, living up to Molde’s nickname as ‘The City of Roses’.

Florø : 02:45 - 03:00

Måløy : 05:15 - 05:30

Torvik : 08:20 - 08:30

(01.11-31.03) Ålesund : 09:45 - 20:00

(01.04 – 31.05* & 01.09-31.10) Ålesund: 09:45 - 10:00 & 18:00 - 20:00

(01.04-31.05* & 01.09-31.10) Urke: 12:15 - 15:45 

(01.06-31.08) Ålesund: 09:45 - 10:00 & 19:00 - 20:00

(01.06-31.08) Geiranger: 14:25 - 14:45 

Molde : 22:35 - 23:05

City of Kings and Palaces

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 modern

Founded 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 neighbourhood’s colourful 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 board

In the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, islets, and rocky reefs. After that, we head towards charming Rørvik .

Kristiansund : 02:45 - 03:00

Trondheim : 09:45 - 12:45

Rørvik : 21:40 - 22:00

Into the Arctic

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.

Above the Arctic Circle, you can see the sun 24 hours a day in summer, while in winter, your chances of seeing the Northern Lights greatly improve.

Forces of nature

At 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 Lofoten

That afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 1,000 metre-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 harbour of Svolvær , the main town of the Lofoten Islands.

Brønnøysund : 01:35 - 01:45

Sandnessjøen : 04:35 - 04:50

Nesna : 06:00 - 06:10

Ørnes : 10:00 - 10:10

Bodø : 13:05 - 15:20

Stamsund : 19:15 - 19:40

Svolvær : 21:20 - 22:15

Capital of the Arctic

We dock into Harstad  just after 07:00. 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 Arctic

We 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 centre, including Mack Brewery and favourite 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.

Stokmarknes : 01:30 - 01:40

Sortland : 02:55 - 03:10

Risøyhamn : 04:35 - 04:50

Harstad : 07:10 - 07:45

Finnsnes : 11:00 - 11:30

Tromsø : 14:15 - 18:15

Skjervøy : 22:10 - 22:25

Norway’s Northern Frontier

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 Europe

We 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 heartlands

Near 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 north

We 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.

Øksfjord : 01:50 - 02:00

Hammerfest : 05:05 - 05:45

Havøysund : 08:30 - 08:45

Honningsvåg : 10:55 - 14:30

Kjøllefjord : 16:40 - 17:00

Mehamn : 18:55 - 19:15

Berlevåg : 22:00 - 22:10

Norway’s Eastern Edge

We call at Båtsfjord and Vardø in the night, before docking at Vadsø early in the morning.

Looking to the skies

The 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 border

By 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 point

Kirkenes 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.

Båtsfjord : 00:00 - 00:30

Vardø : 03:30 - 03:45

Vadsø : 06:55 - 07:10

Kirkenes : 09:00 - 12:30

Vardø : 16:05 - 17:00

Båtsfjord : 20:00 - 20:30

Berlevåg : 22:25 - 22:35

From the Top of Europe

We make stops at Mehamn and Kjøllefjord during the night before early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund .

The northernmost city

In 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 mammals

We 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.

If you’re visiting in winter, you might spot orcas and humpback whales that gather here to feed on herring.

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 magic

We dock at Tromsø just before midnight. In the summer months, you can stroll around the still busy city in glorious 24-hour daylight.

Mehamn : 01:20 - 01:30

Kjøllefjord : 03:25 - 03:35

Honningsvåg : 05:45 - 06:00

Havøysund : 08:00 - 08:15

Hammerfest : 11:00 - 12:45

Øksfjord : 15:50 - 16:05

Skjervøy : 19:30 - 19:45

Tromsø : 23:45 - 01:30

High Peaks and Idyllic Islands

Today, you’ll be exploring the archipelagos of Lofoten and Vesterålen, real highlights of our Norway scenic route.

After Finnsnes early in the morning, the ship calls at Harstad where the white-washed Trondenes Church, the world’s northernmost medieval stone church, sits on the peninsula.

Next is our smallest port of call Risøyhamn and then Sortland where the landscape slowly transforms from hills to 1,000-metre-high mountains.

Our birthplace

Stokmarknes is where Captain Richard With began The Coastal Express in 1893. Visit Hurtigrutemuseet, a ship-in-a-bottle building that chronicles our legacy, centred around retired ship MS Finnmarken from 1956.

A ship-sized fjord

Sailing along Raftsund, the Captain may choose to take the ship into tiny Trollfjord if weather permits. The mountain walls will look so close you’ll think you can reach out and brush them! To exit the fjord, the ship will rotate 180 degrees on the spot, then sail back out. Remember to look out for sea eagles here too.

Leaving Lofoten

We reach Svolvær in the evening. The huge mountain that sits above the town is named the Svolvær Goat due to its supposed resemblance. See if you agree!

The ship then sails for Stamsund , eventually passing the giant granite cliffs of the Lofoten Wall.

Finnsnes : 04:20 - 04:40

Harstad : 08:00 - 08:30

Risøyhamn : 10:45 - 11:00

Sortland : 12:30 - 13:00

Stokmarknes : 14:15 - 15:15

Svolvær : 18:30 - 20:30

Stamsund : 22:15 - 22:30

A Landscape of Trolls

The ship calls at Bodø in the small hours of the morning and then Ørnes at 7am. We then cross over the Arctic Circle just after breakfast. Commemorate the moment with a tradition of tasting a spoonful of good ol’ Norwegian cod liver oil!

We make a short stop at Nesna before sailing on to Sandnessjøen , gateway to the magnificent Helgeland Coast.

Legend has it…

Admire the stunning landscape of the Seven Sisters mountain range, with peaks up to 1,100m high. The tale goes that seven beautiful troll princesses, fleeing from an unwanted suitor, got caught out as the sun rose, turning them into the seven beautiful mountains you see today.

You’ll also not want to miss views of Torghatten Mountain , with the distinctive hole in it. There is a local legend as to why and how this mountain came to have such a hole. Make sure you ask your Coastal Experience about it!

We reach Brønnøysund mid-afternoon. Explore the bustling marina on a walk along Havnegata. In the centre of town is Brønnøy Church: a stone church in the Neo-Gothic style dating back to 1870.

Our last stop of the day is the cosy fishing port of Rørvik in the picturesque Vikna archipelago.

Bodø : 02:30 - 03:30

Ørnes : 06:25 - 06:35

Nesna : 10:25 - 10:35

Sandnessjøen : 11:45 - 12:15

Brønnøysund : 15:00 - 17:25

Rørvik : 21:00 - 21:30

Coastal Communities and Klippfisk

Spend the morning in Trondheim, then sail past beautiful island scenery and some of Norway’s smallest communities before exploring Kristiansund and Molde.

Capital of the Viking Age

Stroll around Trondheim in the early morning as the city wakes. Visit the sacred Nidaros Cathedral, resting place of St. Olav. Then, walk to Gamle Bybro bridge for a photo opportunity over Nid River.

Treat yourself to quality coffee and a Nordic patisserie in one of the Bakklandet district’s many chic cafés then walk up to Kristiansten Fort for great views of Norway’s third largest city.

Dealing in dried cod

We dock at Kristiansund ’s harbour in the late afternoon. The town is spread over three islands and known for being Norway’s “Bacalao Capital” for the salted cod that’s dried on the surrounding cliffs, called klippfisk in Norwegian.

Take a walk around the cobblestone streets of the old town and tour the lively port. You can also head up to the old watchtower at Varden viewpoint for a lovely panorama.

Peaks and petals

The penultimate port of the day is Molde where you can spot the tops of the Romsdal Alps. Nicknamed “The City of Roses”, flowers should be in bloom between mid-June and late August.

Time in port

Trondheim : 06:30 - 09:30

Kristiansund : 16:30 - 17:30

Molde : 21:15 - 21:45

Until Next Time

Our Norwegian coastal cruise together, at least this time, will reach its end later today. During the previous night, we’ll call at Ålesund and Torvik . On our approach to Måløy , you might catch a glimpse of the northbound Coastal Express if you’re up early enough.

Morning highlights

You’ll have a chance to glimpse Nordfjord, under the enormous Jostedal Glacier, mainland Europe’s largest.

The ship then docks at Florø in the morning where you can take in the harbour and marina.

The home stretch

Leaving Florø, you’ll spot Stabben Lighthouse, a favourite subject for photographers. There’s also stunning views to enjoy as we cross the mouth of Sognefjord, the longest and widest fjord in the whole of Norway.

As we reach our final port in the afternoon, the ship will navigate through the last islands and skerries of our Norway scenic route, and sail down Hjeltefjord to arrive into Bergen.

Explore more of Norway

Sadly, it’s time to say farewell to the Captain, crew, and fellow guests.

But your journey doesn’t have to stop after disembarkation. We offer a Bergen sightseeing tour as well as a range of post-voyage programmes that you can add to your trip, including seeing Sognefjord by train or a tour of Oslo.

Ålesund : 00:30 - 01:20

Torvik : 02:35 - 02:45

Måløy : 05:45 - 06:00

Florø : 08:15 - 08:30

Bergen : 14:45

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We have several ships in the fleet that we travel with.

MS Kong Harald

Norway’s reigning monarch, a seasoned sailor, lends his name to this remarkable hybrid vessel.

MS Nordkapp

MS Nordkapp is named after the northernmost point on mainland Europe: North Cape (71ºN) - one of the geographical highpoints you can visit on a Hurtigruten voyage.

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MS Nordnorge is aptly named for northern Norway, most of which lies above the Arctic Circle.

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Explore your destination even further with our wide range of exciting excursions. The excursion programme presented is an indication of some of the excursions that may be available during your voyage.

Geiranger With Trollstigen Pass

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The Geirangerfjord

Summer (Jun - Aug)

Art Nouveau Walk (Spring & Winter)

Spring (Apr - May), Winter (Nov - Mar)

Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Mount Aksla

Art Nouveau Walk (Ålesund)

Autumn (Sep - Oct)

1 hour 30 min

A Taste of Norway

The Hjørundfjord

2 hours 15 minutes

Mountain Hike in the Hjørundfjord

2 hours 45 minutes

Hike with a Visit to a Shieling

2 hours 45 minutes

Hjørundfjord, Geiranger, and Ålesund

6 hours 30 minutes

Kayaking in Ålesund

Alnes Lighthouse

3 hours 30 minutes

Hjørundfjord - tastes and traditions

Nidaros Cathedral & Ringve Museum

Trondheim – Norway’s capital of technology

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Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral

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Trondheim City Walk

Kayaking on the River Nid

2 hours 30 minutes

Cycling In Trondheim

Spring (Apr - May), Summer (Jun - Aug), Autumn (Sep - Oct)

Svartisen Glacier

Ørnes – deep within the majesty of Helgeland

Arctic Coastal Walk

2 hours 10 minutes

Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen

RIB Safari To Saltstraumen

Meet the Vikings (Winter)

Stamsund – the essence of Lofoten

Winter (Nov - Mar)

Meet the Vikings (Summer)

Highlights of Lofoten

2 hours 40 min

Farm Visit in Lofoten

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Tromsø – gateway to the Arctic

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Polar History Walk

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Explore Tromsø by E-bike  (Spring & Summer)

The North Cape

Honningsvåg – gateway to the North Cape

Birdwatching Safari

Summer (Jun - Aug), Autumn (Sep - Oct)

Sámi Culture

Kjøllefjord – beautiful wilderness where nature rules

Snowmobile Trip In The Arctic

The North Cape Exclusive (Platinum guests only)

Fishing Village Visit

The Norwegian Border

Kirkenes – right on the border

Riverboat to the Norwegian Border (Kirkenes)

Snowmobile Safari

Kirkenes Snow hotel

ATV/Quad-safari to the Norwegian border (Kirkenes)

King Crab Adventure (Summer)

King Crab Adventure (Winter)

Breakfast at the North Cape

The Northernmost Town In The World

1 hour 45 minutes

Midnight Concert in Tromsø Cathedral

1 hour 15 minutes

Snowmobile Trip in the Polar Night

Mountain Hike In Hammerfest

1 hour 30 minutes

A Taste of Vesterålen

Harstad – at the heart of Northern Norway

4 hours 15 minutes

Lofoten Islands

Svolvær – at the heart of Lofoten

Sea Eagle Safari

Stokmarknes – the birthplace of Hurtigruten

Lofoten by Horse

RIB Adventure in Lofoten

The Hurtigruten Museum

Sortland – the blue city

Lofotpils Brewery

UNESCO Vega Archipelago

Sandnessjøen – gateway to the Helgeland Coast

Visit the Salmon

Brønnøysund – coastal charm right in the middle of Norway

Hike to Torghatten

Trondheim With Nidaros Cathedral

The Hidden Rooms of Nidaros Cathedral

The Atlantic Road

Kristiansund – home of the Bacalao

4 hours 30 minutes

Bergtatt – Magnificent Marble Mine

Spring (Apr - May), Autumn (Sep - Oct), Winter (Nov - Mar)

Pre and post programmes

Island Seafood Dinner & Boat Trip from Bergen

Bergen – gateway to the fjords

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No-fly Norway Fjords & Cities with Seabourn

15-day no-fly luxury ocean cruise from £10,195 pp

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Explore the wonders of Norway, without the need to fly

• Skip the airport on a return cruise from Dover
• Explore Norway's fjords in depth, small-ship luxury
• Sail among some of Norway’s most impressive and dramatic fjords
• Discover the cities such as Trondheim, Tromsø and Bergen
• Relax at sea aboard Seabourn Sojourn
• 3 Nights At sea
• 1 Night Trondheim
• 1 Night Brønnøysund
• 1 Night Lofoten Islands
• 1 Night Tromsø
• 1 Night North Cape
• 2 Nights At sea
• 1 Night Nordfjord
• 1 Night Bergen
• 1 Night At sea
• 1 Night Amsterdam

In pictures

Trondheim, Norway

Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim

Lofoten Islands

Tromso in summer

North Cape, Norway

Loen, Norway

Bergen, Norway

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Recommended for: Natural world | No-fly | Ocean cruise

Sailing out of Dover, this luxurious no-fly cruise pairs Norway’s incredible wilderness and staggering fjords with the colour and culture of some of its best-loved cities. With no flights needed, you’ll begin with two days at sea and the chance to get acquainted with the luxuries of your Seabourn ship, which features everything from a spa to a host of excellent dining options. Then, arriving on Norwegian shores, you’ll take in the city sights of Tromsø, Trondheim, and Bergen, and dip into a host of natural wonders, including the dramatic Lofoten Islands, far-flung North Cape, Nordfjord and the magnificent domed peak of Torghatten Mountain. Your cruise ends with a day in Amsterdam as you sail back to Dover.

Day by day itinerary

Day 1 depart dover, uk.

Today, make your way to England’s south coast to board your luxury no-fly Norwegian fjords cruise with Seabourn. Your ship will depart in the early evening with dinner served onboard. 

Stay: Seabourn Sojourn

Days 2-3 At Sea

Shift into holiday mode and take advantage of the many amenities offered on the beautiful Seabourn Sojourn during your days at sea. Your luxury small ship features spacious living areas, multiple delicious dining options, a lovely pool and whirlpool, a relaxing spa, and an array of public common areas in which to unwind, enjoy a drink, and watch the world go by. The most unique of these lounge areas is Seabourn Square, which replaces a traditional lobby with a relaxing “living room” with easy chairs, sofas, and cocktail tables.

Meals: B L D

Day 4 Trondheim, Norway

Trondheim dates to 997, making it one of Norway’s oldest cities. Situated midway between southern and northern Norway, it straddles both sides of the River Nid, on Trondheimfjord. Its most dominating landmark is the massive Nidaros Cathedral, and many call this place the “Royal City” because Norwegian kings were traditionally crowned in this iconic cathedral.

Your activity options are many and varied today. Take an easy highlights tour to learn about the history of Trondheim, including a devastating fire in 1681, or indulge your foodie side with a culinary visit to a local’s home. Visit the monastery on Tautra Island by RIB boat or explore Trondheim on a bicycle.

Day 5 Brønnøysund

The coastal city of Brønnøysund has deep-rooted Viking heritage, dating to the 13th century, but was also settled over multiple centuries by immigrants from southern Norway and Sweden. Today, the local dialect, which is distinctly Swedish, hints at this past.

Brønnøysund is surrounded by waterways and a maze of small, scenic islands. Colourful houses are framed by lush greenery and turquoise blue waters. Torghatten Mountain towers above the picturesque town and is home to a great natural curiosity: a 160-metre hole piercing completely through the mountain’s centre. The Vikings believed a horseman’s arrow caused the wound, but scientists know it was actually formed during the last Ice Age by erosion from ice and water.

Day 6 Svolvaer, Lofoten Islands

The Lofotens appear to be a wall of solid rock but are actually several islands huddled together. When the ice disappeared from the last Ice Age, their scenery was fully revealed, and today they are known for some of the most dramatic views in Norway.

Svolvaer, located on the island of Austvaagoey, is the Lofotens’ most important city. It only received town status in 1996 and is home to about 4,500 residents. The town is dominated by a mountain peak called Svolvaergeita, which avid climbers flock to. Fishermen are also drawn here when the Norwegian Arctic cod spawns in the Vestfjord. Budding artists enjoy trying to capture the region’s picturesque setting and extraordinary light conditions.

Day 7 Tromsø

Tromsø is northern Norway’s largest city and is home to a sophisticated art scene, international cuisine, modern and historic architecture, and festivals. Tromsø sits 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle in the summertime land of the midnight sun and wintertime Northern Lights. The sea doesn’t freeze here during the winter, thanks to the warming effect of the Gulf Stream, meaning there is no permafrost. It is noticeably milder than other towns at the same latitude.

It is also known as the “City of Explorers” for the expeditioners who have set off from its shores to discover the polar realm. Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen frequently recruited Tromsø locals. Today, the Norwegian Polar Institute continues Tromsø’s role as a key centre of Arctic explorations.

Day 8 Honningsvåg & Cruising North Cape

Your day will be spent exploring Honningsvåg and cruising the scenic North Cape, or Nordkapp in Norwegian. The North Cape’s perpendicular cliffs mark the very top of the European continent. Adventurous royalty have always been drawn here, including Oscar II, King of Norway and Sweden, who visited in 1873.

The North Cape is located on the island of Mageroey, whose name comes from a word that means “meagre.” You’ll see why when you take in the lunar landscape, but it’s not really as isolated as it appears. Honningsvåg is only 21 miles away and is home to some 4,000 inhabitants, a number that swells in the summer months when the Sami people and the reindeer settle on the outskirts of town.

Days 9-10 At sea

Enjoy two more days at sea to unwind after your Norwegian explorations, recharging before your journey’s final stretch. Sit by the pool with a book, sip a cocktail in the lounge or at the bar, or treat yourself to a relaxing massage in the spa.

Day 11 Loen & cruising Nordfjord

Olden is a small village located deep in the Nordfjord, cradled in a lush valley framed by snowcapped peaks. There are some ancient farms in this area, including some believed to predate the area’s Christian era.

Less than four miles away, Loen sits at the base of Mount Hoven, where a Skylift cable car carries visitors from sea level up 1,011 metres to the mountaintop in about five minutes. From here, enjoy panoramic views of surrounding peaks, glaciers, fjords, farms, and villages. If you’re intrepid, try clipping on the Via Ferrata strung cable car and ascending the mountain on foot. The village is also a gateway to the sprawling Jostedalsbreen National Park, whose glaciers feed waterfalls including the Ramnefjellsfossen, the world’s third-highest waterfall. 

Day 12 Bergen

Your last stop in Norway is Bergen, a city which offers the perfect combination of nature, culture, and urban life. It's also the perfect gateway to Norway’s fjords. The city was founded in 1070 by King Olav Kyrre as Bryggen. Its history has been marked by multiple great fires. Its postcard-perfect old inner harbour remains today and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bergen is a cultural melting pot, hosts concerts and international festivals, and is home to museums of all kinds. The Hanseatic Museum and Gamlehaugen Mansion, the residence of the Norwegian Royal Family, are two of its many highlights. Also of note at the Den Nationale Scene Theatre, the Christ Church Cathedral (built in 1066), and the Bergenhus Fortress (built in 1240).

Day 13 At sea

Enjoy one last day at sea as you make your way back from Norway toward home. Relax and rejuvenate in the spa, take in a talk by an expert lecturer, and enjoy the many culinary delights available onboard.

Day 14 Amsterdam, Netherlands

There’s time for one more delightful stop on your way home: Amsterdam! This attractive city is home to many of the world’s greatest artistic treasures and is a major centre of the glamorous diamond trade. Historic architecture blends seamlessly with superb modern structures, and the city is easily explored by its web of straight and curved canals.

Generations of travellers have marvelled at the local hospitality in Amsterdam. Indeed, the Dutch’s respect for and tolerance of the beliefs of others has attracted refugees from around the world for centuries. As you explore Amsterdam today—whether you’re exploring a renowned museum, taking a canal cruise, seeking out windmills, or taking a highlights tour—you’ll learn of the city’s welcoming history. 

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Day 15 Return to Dover

Your ship will dock in Dover early this morning. After a last tasty breakfast onboard, disembark and make your way home.

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Cruising with Fred. Olsen into the heart of the fjordland is the best way to appreciate the spectacular scenery of this other-worldly setting. We expertly craft our Norwegian Fjords cruises to showcase the very best of this breathtaking part of the world, taking advantage of our extensive Norwegian heritage and smaller ships ready-made for navigating size-restricted waterways, to bring awe-inspiring natural wonders and enchanting destinations closer to you.

On a Fred. Olsen Norwegian fjord cruise, you can sail the twisting Nærøyfjord and Geirangerfjord, National Geographic’s  top Natural Heritage Sites worldwide; see the Briksdal Glacier; ride the famous Flamsbana Railway; go kayaking in Hardangerfjord; admire cascading waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters from the comfort of your ship; delve into the Hanseatic history of Bergen; and much more. 

So, whether you’re embarking on your first exciting foray into the Norwegian fjords, or returning – like many others – for another exploration of this astonishing region, you’ll find that the captivating beauty of Fred. Olsen’s homeland is as special as it gets. For a limited time only, enjoy FREE £50pp On Board Spending Money on a selection of 2024 Norwegian Fjords cruises.

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At Fred. Olsen, the journey is as important as the ports themselves and our Scenic Discoveries enable guests to experience the beauty of the Norwegian Fjords from the open decks of your cruise ship. Surrounded by glacier-topped mountains, steep forested mountainsides, and cascading waterfalls, our Journey Planners build in diversions along the serene waters of Sognefjord to enable our guests to witness spectacular scenery, wildlife and tiny villages, which are best seen from the fjord itself. 

Scenic Discoveries – Furebergfossen

Your captain will take you on a diversion into Maurangerfjord so that you can witness the thundering beauty of Fureberg Waterfall from the unique perspective of your cruise ship. This impressive, sprawling waterfall has a drop of 98 metres and flows under the road into the fjord below, creating a symphony of cascading water and a contrast of the white spray against the granite rocks.

Briksdal Glacier with an Expert

Located within the idyllic surroundings of Nordfjord, the mighty Briksdal Glacier forms part of the Jostedal Glacier National Park and can be reached on shore tours from Olden, including hiking to the glacier with a local expert, who will have an abundance of knowledge on the region and will show you the glacier from the very best vantage points. Over thousands of years, the glacier carved out Briksdalen Valley, now covered in lush vegetation and smooth rock, while the icy blue of the glacier can be seen as a stark contrast against the green landscapes. 

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Five top cruises to book where you can spot the Northern Lights this year

• Sophie Swietochowski , Assistant Travel Editor
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IT is a bumper year for the aurora borealis with stunning displays already spotted across the UK skies this year.

It’s down to intense activity around the sun, which happens only every decade or so. And if you want to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon , now is the time.

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A cruise through Norway gives you multiple chances to do just that.

From sailings through fjords to sparkling voyages around Iceland , Sophie Swietochowski shares her five top Northern Lights cruises.

1. CHRISTMAS ON THE COASTAL EXPRESS

THIS festive season you could be sailing the Norwegian fjords , marvelling at one of the world’s most magnificent spectacles.

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Your surroundings will certainly get you in the Christmas spirit, as you admire the frosty mountain peaks and trudge through snow at the various ports of call.

When you are not gazing up at the mystical sky, this 11-night voyage calls at Svolvaer, where you can get lost among the incredible ice sculptures at the Magic Ice Lofoten gallery, which tells the story of the Lofoten fishermen and Vikings .

On board Hurtigruten’s MS Midnatsol, you will have access to three restaurants and outdoor decks with hot tubs, allowing you to soak up the sky views while relaxing in the bubbles.

The cruise costs from £1,626pp , based on two sharing an outside cabin, departing Bergen in Norway on December 18 and calling at Floro, Molde, Kristiansund, Rorvik, Bronnoysund, Svolvaer, Stokmarknes, Skjervoy, Oksfjord, Berlevag, Batsfjord, Mehamn, Tromso, Stamsund, Bodo, Alesund, Trondheim and Bergen. Flights cost extra. See iglucruise.com .

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ON this bucket-list sailing, you will feel as if you have stepped into a fairytale when you reach the first port of call, Zeebrugge in Belgium .

Trippers can enjoy the world’s best chocolate and explore mythical castles.

But save room for the 11 restaurants and food trucks on board Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Prima, including a British-style pub and a Mexican restaurant.

There are game shows and dance performances, shops and a spa featuring a salt room and vitality pool .

The 11-day sailing, with inside cabin, costs from £1,403pp, departing Southampton on September 15 and calling at Zeebrugge and Amsterdam, as well as Bergen, Geiranger and Alesund in Norway, and Akureyri, Isafjordur and Reykjavik in Iceland .

See ncl.com .

3. SPOT THE AURORA ON BOARD AURORA

WHAT better ship to sail on to see the aurora borealis than P&O Cruises’ aptly named Aurora?

The adults-only ship is a floating haven with classy lounges serving fizz, live performances that will knock your socks off and restaurants dishing up a range of food including Indian and seafood.

The 12-night Norway cruise calls at the Alpine town of Andalsnes, which is the perfect place for a spot of market shopping, followed by Romsdalsfjord, known for its breathtaking scenery and deep blue fjords.

As well as the excitement going on in the skies, Ambassador’s Ambience has a multi-tiered theatre featuring star-studded shows Sophie Swietochowski

Holidaymakers can get 12 nights on board from £1,099pp, based on two sharing an inside cabin and departing Southampton on December 9.

Ports of call include Tromso, Alta and Stavanger. See pocruises.com/find-a-cruise/R424/R424 .

4. NORWAY’S LAND OF NORTHERN LIGHTS

NORWAY is one of the most popular cruising destinations for the aurora borealis as it is close to the Arctic Circle.

This two-week sailing on board Ambassador cruise line’s Ambience will take you through some pretty villages bordering the rugged coastline and north of the Arctic Circle .

As well as the excitement going on in the skies, Ambassador’s Ambience has a multi-tiered theatre featuring star-studded shows, along with a craft studio and a tranquil library.

The 14-night Norway’s Land of the Northern Lights cruise costs from £1,202pp , based on two people sharing an inside cabin.

The cruise leaves London Tilbury on November 1 and calls at Haugesund, Alesund, Trondheim, Alta, Leknes, Narvik, Bodo and Bergen. See ambassadorcruiseline.com .

5. NORWAY, ICELAND AND GREENLAND

NORWAY may be one of the more popular spots to catch a glimpse of the lights, but Iceland and Greenland are also renowned for their clear skies and dancing colours.

You get to tick off all three countries on this mega cruise – as well as the captivating Faroe Islands – but be quick as it sails soon.

On Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Star, adults can escape to the new Spice H20, which offers cold cocktails delivered to sun-loungers by day and a dance area at night.

Qaqortoq in Greenland, home to some stunning fjords that would give the ones in Norway a run for their money. Sophie Swietochowski

On top of that, there is a large spa for massages, and several restaurants including a Brazilian steakhouse and Teppanyaki.

The ship departs from the Icelandic capital Reykjavik, sailing straight for Qaqortoq in Greenland, home to some stunning fjords that would give the ones in Norway a run for their money .

Other ports of call include Nanortalik in Greenland, Isafjordur, Akureyri and Djupivogur in Iceland, Torshavn in the Faroe Islands and Olden, Bergen, Ulvik, Kristiansand and Oslo in Norway.

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The 14-night sailing costs from £1,209pp, departing on September 1 and including flights from Heathrow.

See cruise.co.uk .

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