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Undiscovered by mainstream tourism, cruising in Norway is truly the best way to experience the paramount beauty of the Fjords.

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14 nights with the Viking Jupiter

Baltic Sea, Northern Europe,Norwegian Fjords

04/2023 - 06/2023

from$8,895

14 nights with the Viking Jupiter

Baltic Sea, Northern Europe,Norwegian Fjords

05/2023 - 07/2023

from$9,095

Expedition with the Aurora from Southampton

12 nights with the Aurora

Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords,British Isles

10/2022 - 11/2022

from$2,049

8 day cruise with the Iona to Southampton (London)

7 nights with the Iona

Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords,British Isles

05/2022 - 09/2022

from$1,479

8 day cruise on board the Celebrity Silhouette from Southampton (London)

7 nights with the Celebrity Silhouette

Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords,British Isles

05/2022

-4%

from$2,298

Journey from Southampton (London) with the Island Princess

16 nights with the Island Princess

Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords,British Isles

06/2022 - 06/2023

-14%

from$3,888

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Norwegian Fjord Cruises

Cruising the Norwegian fjords is a truly captivating and life changing experience that allows passengers to observe some of the most breathtaking wildlife in the world. A Norwegian fjords cruise is a treat of stunning snow capped mountains and ancient glaciers and gives you the opportunity to investigate historical towns and cities such as Flåm and Olden. Learn how the sea and harsh coastal conditions have shaped the lives of those living in Norway. Uncover the magic of the land, where time moves at its own pace. In fact, the best way to really appreciate and absorb the beauty of the fjords is to enjoy a combination of cruising and shore excursions

Appreciate the grandeur of the Norwegian Fjords with their ice-carved inlets and wonderful waterfalls such as Furebergsfossen as well as the incredible Midnight Sun with the reflection of light across the North Cape. A cruise through the Norwegian Fjords will send you to exciting places including Stavanger, Flåm, Hardangerfjord, Geirangerfjord and Bergen. Enjoy one in a lifetime moments such as the opportunity to capture the Northern lights in Alta. Cruising the Norwegian fjords offers a wide range of shore excursions to choose from with compelling culture and iconic sights waiting at every port of call.

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Expert tips for cruising the Norwegian Fjords

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Norway and its fjords offer everything it takes to be a top-class cruise destination. Expect stunning natural scenery, complete with waterfalls, glaciers, fishing villages, snow-capped mountain peaks and much more. Cunard and Silversea are two very well-known cruise lines that have year-round voyages to the region.

What better way is there to have a fantastic view of the fjords than on a cruise? Passengers can also benefit from a number of exciting shore excursions which help to create a unique holiday experience.

Harbours for Norwegian Fjords

Liefdefjorden, Norway

Liefdefjorden translates in english as the Love Fjord with a length of about 30 km.

from$8,309

Liefdefjorden Cruises

Bronnoysund, Norway

Bronnoysund is a small town located on a river. It is renowned for Torghatten mountain, which has a huge 35 metre hole through its middle and Hildur's Herb Garden.

from$21,999

Bronnoysund Cruises

Vardø, Norway

Vardo, a town in eastern Norway, was founded in the 14th Century. The main attraction of the place is a 14th Century octagonal fortress and was rebuilt in the 18th Century. Furthermore, there is a museum in Vardo with information on polar expeditions and the burning of witches.

from$11,999

Vardø Cruises

Magdalena Bay, Norway

Located on the largest Norway island of Svalbard, this icy island is a remarkable spot for tourists. Jaw dropping views of ice mountains and turquoise waters of the Arctic Ocean. It is a must see when exploring the Scandinavian region due to its mesmerising landscapes and well preserved beauty of the natural world.

On Request

Magdalenenfjord Cruises

Agardhbukta, Spitsbergen, Norway

Agardhbukta is a bay in Spitsbergen, which lies between Sabine Land and Heer Land. The bay is named after the Swedish botanist, Jacob Georg Agard. It is about 5.5 kilometers long. Spitsbergen is the largest island in Norway, and the only one of the Svalbard that is populated. Throughout the island there are wild polar bears and reindeer.

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Agardhbukta, Spitsbergen Cruises

Sandefjord, Norway

As both the Viking and whaling capital of Norway, Sandefjord has a rich history, stretching back as far as 3,000 years! Of course no whaling is done there anymore, but you can still learn all about it at one of the only whaling museums in the world, located in the town. Sandefjord is a popular destination with Norway's own residents, especially during the summer months, due to its various beaches, while the area's wooded areas are perfect all year round for hiking and mountain-biking.

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Sandefjord Cruises

Hamaroy, Norway

Hamaroy, in the Nordland county, is most well known for being the home of famous writer, Knut Hamsun during his childhood. There is a museum dedicated to him there where you can learn more about his life.

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Hamaroy, Norway Cruises

Mehamn, Norway

Mehamn is a beautiful small town in northern Norway. Unusually for a town with 1,400 inhabitants, it has its own small airport. From Mehamn you can go trekking to the northernmost point of mainland Europe, the North Cape peninsula.

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Mehamn Cruises

Gudvangen, Norway

The small village of Gudvangen is situated at the southern end of the Nærøyfjord. It is surrounded by tall, almost completely vertical cliffs.

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Gudvangen Cruises

Isbukta, Spitsbergen, Norway

Isbukta is a bay at the eastern shore of Spitsbergen.

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Isbukta, Spitsbergen Cruises

Stokmarknes, Norway

Stokmarknes is a small town in northern Norway. Worth seeing here is primarily the museum of Maritime History in Norway.

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Stokmarknes Cruises

Groetavaer, Grytoya Island, Norway

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Groetavaer, Grytoya Island Cruises

Strandafjellet, Norway

Strandafjellet is a mountain located in the Sunnmore mountain range. The snow-topped peaks make Strandafjellet, commonly referred to as 'Stranda' the perfect destination for skiing. Stranda offers the almost unique opportunity to ski from the mountain top, down the fjord. There is also the option to hike from Ålesund or the option of a gondola ride. Those who enjoy the great outdoors can also partake in guided hikes or bike rides.

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Strandafjellet Cruises

Tempelfjord, Norway

Tempelfjord is a fjord in Svalbard, Norway. Svalbard is an arctic archipelago and is home to polar bears, reindeer and arctic foxes.

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Tempelfjord Cruises

Rørvik, Norway

This typical Norwegian small-town lives on fishing and agriculture.

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Rørvik Cruises

Travel Tips for Norwegian Fjords

There are some places in the world that are difficult to appreciate due to their rough terrain and spectacularly rugged landscapes. However, when pursued they often turn out to be the most memorable and special experiences of all. A cruise through Norway is such an experience.

A Norwegian Fjord cruise is, by far, the best way to discover the country’s wondrous natural beauty and stunning cities.

The splendour of Oslo
The majesty of the Harangerjord
The great magnificence of Sognefjord that lies along 25,000 kilometres of Norway’s coastline

Just imagine witnessing the phenomenal Northern Lights while your cruise ship is anchored amongst the majestic fjords or experiencing the Land of the Midnight Sun first-hand from the Lido Deck.

Norway Cruises from Oslo

A Norway cruise will give you the chance to discover Norway’s dynamic capital with its vast array of attractions just waiting to be discovered by the curious traveller.

Numerous museums
Galleries
The Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park with over 212 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland
Rich opera and music traditions
Marble and glass building in Bjørvika

Oslo masterfully balances bustling city life with an organic natural ambience resulting in an unforgettable cruise waypoint.

Norway Cruises from Bergen and beyond

When your ship anchors in Bergen you will see why people from all over the world travel there. This beautiful old fishing port with its big traditional buildings gives you the true sense of Norway.

If you get to spend some time there:

Eat at one of the restaurants along the sea front
Take the cable car to the top of the mountain

Many Norway cruises also include Iceland. Whether entering one of the numerous Fjords on the East coast, or sailing around to the capital of Reykjavik, you will not be disappointed with the wonders of Iceland. Shore excursions onto the mainland are highly recommended.

The Golden Circle, along with the geyser and the waterfalls
The lava and ice caves

Whichever option you go with, a Norway cruise will stay in your memory forever.

The Best Time to Visit

In order to determine the best time for you to visit Norway and the Fjords, you need to decide what it is you are after:

Hiking the stunning Fjords in the summer
Skiing and other winter sports that are aplenty here
Seeing the Northern Lights

The shoulder seasons - spring and autumn, are, traditionally less full of tourists but are still full of good weather and sunshine. The average temperature around May-June is 14-18°C, which is pretty warm for Norway.

The summer months - June to August are the high season here. There are flocks of tourists coming in to Norway, so be sure to book accommodation well in advance. This is also the time to see the Midnight Sun - the further north you are, the more likely you are to see it, so don't miss out!

Winter - November to April in Norway is the low season for tourism. The days are dark and short, the temperatures are well below zero. However, the Northern Lights are best seen in the colder months, plus, once the snowfall starts around December, the whole country is beautifully picturesque.