Norway Cruises

The Nærøyfjord is a part of the overall Sognefjord. The fiord is known for being the most narrow part of Sognefjord and is surrounded by valleys and mountain peaks. Nærøyfjord has also been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, due to the natural beauty of the fjord. There are multiple boat-trips available from both Flåm or Gudvangen. The Nærøyfjord is a wonderful example of the beauty of nature and the magic of the fjords. Visitors can also expect to spot many breathtaking waterfalls throughout the passage.

• Witness the unique scenery of Nærøyfjord
• Bask in the grandeur of the impressive waterfalls
• Enjoy the tranquility of Nærøyfjord

The Sunnylvsfjorden is a fjord found in the Møre og Romsdal county of Norway, not far from the village of Hellesylt and the Geirangerfjord. The Sunnylvsfjorden is a part of the large Storfjorden. Sunnylvsfjorden is synonymous with little villages in addition to historical farms. The fjord itself is approximately 26 kilometres in length and offers guests stunning scenery with many towering mountain peaks, during the course of the passage through the fjord.

• Look out for the many small villages which can be seen during the passage
• Have a camera at the ready for stunning landscape photos
• The fjord waters are both tranquil and crystal-clear

Romsdalsfjorden is an area of the Norwegian fjords synonymous with fishing. Romsdalsfjorden is located within Tautra, a part of both the Fannefjorden and Langfjorden. The fjord is an impressive 88 kilometres in length. There are 68 registered species within the region of Romsdalsfjorden and fishing is a popular activity for visitors and locals alike. Romsdalsfjorden provides a great opportunity to partake in a wide host of activities, in order to truly experience the magic of the fjords

• Journey up to the Varden View Point for a spectacular panoramic view of the Romsdalfjord
• Travel the fjord on board the Raumabanen Railway, complete with photo stops at the most beautiful locations
• Get a guide and try your hand at some skiing on the Romsdal mountains

Innvikfjord is a fjord located in the Stryn municipality, in Norway. It has a length of approximately 4.5 kilometres and it is a continuation of the Utvik fjord. Visitors should be prepared for a show of nature like no other. Innvikfjord also offers more glaciers than any other of the Norwegian fjords, in addition to offering spectacular views of the highest mountain peaks in the area. The little picturesque town of Olden is also located at the Innvikfjord.

• Visit the beautful town of Olden
• Witness the highest peaks of the Norwegian fjords
• Keep an eye out for the many stunning glaciers

Hornelen is located in the Bremanger Muncipality of Norway, in the county of Sogn og Fjordane. Hornelen is a mountain peak which due to its height has long been used for naval navigation, it is the tallest sea cliff in Europe. Hornelen has an approximate height of 860 metres. It is possible to hike to the top of Hornelen from Berleneset.

• Visit Europe's tallest sea cliff
• Hike Hornelen for a great outdoors experience
• Take in the stunning scenery from atop Hornelen or while cruising

Lustrafjord is a 42 km fjord in Norway and is a branch of the larger Sognefjord. Lustrafjord is located in the middle of Ardalsfjord and the Gaupnefjord. Lustrafjord offers viistors the perfect opportunity to truly experience the magic of the fjords, as theer is a wide host of sporting activities available such as kayaking, hiking and more. There is even the opportunity to see dolphins! The nearby village of Solvorn, with a small harbour, beach and many traditional fishermen cottages is definitely worth a visit.

• Explore the quaint village of Solvorn
• Be adventurous and explore by kayak
• Keep a watch out for dolphins

Kongsfjorden is located in Svalbard in Norway. Kongsfjorden is known in particular for its eco-system. At Kongsfjorden there are both warm and cold waters, influenced by the Artic and Atlantic waters, this contributes to the diverse range of flora and fauna found in the area. The area is immensely popular for birdwatchers. On the South side of the fjord is one of the four settlements of Spitsbergen, Ny-Ålesund a former mining town known for producing coal.

• Witness thousands of birds such as puffins
• Look out for the settlement of Ny-Ålesund
• Enjoy the tranquility of the fjord

Torghatten is a granite mountain situated on Torget Island, Norway. This geographic feature is unique in that it contains a hole through its centre created during the Scandinavian ice age. Torghatten stands at 258 metres tall, the tallest point on the island, with the tunnel being 160 metres long. Surrounded by magnificent panoramic views, this destination is a must-see for travellers.

• The navigable path allows easy walking to the mountain
• A natural path allows walkers to traverse through the tunnel
• Discover the natural beauty of the Norwegian coastline

Maurangerfjord is a fjord of the fjord group found in Norway and is located in the muncipality of Kvinnherad in the Hordaland of Norway. The fjord is approximately 12 km long. The fjord is a small part of the well-known Hardangerfjorden, one of the longest fjords in the world. The Furebergfossen waterfall is a popular sight which visitors will come across while cruising through the surrounding area. Fishing is also a popular pastime in the area, Throughout the course of the fjord there are numerous such as Austrepollen and Nordrepollen, in addition to a Hydroelectric Power Station.

• Marvel at the beautiful Furebergfossen waterfall
• Visit the scenic villages dotted along the fjord
• Try your hand at some fishing in stunning surroundings

The Aurlandsfjord can be found in Norway's Aurland in Sogn og Fjordane muncipality. The fjord itself is world-renowned for the stunning natural landscape which surrounds it. Visitors to Aurlandsfjord can expect to find snow-topped mountain peaks as well as many scenic villages such as Flåm. The Aurlandsfjord is an estimated 17 kilometres in length and is a part of the much larger Sognefjord, which is the world's second largest fjord. The fjord itself is also a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2005, when the Nærøyfjord and it's surroundings were included.

• Witness some of the world's most renowned fjord scenery
• Discover the villages of the fjord such as Flåm
• Play a role in protecting this UNESCO site

Lilliehöökbreen is a glacier located in Spitzbergen. It is 22 kilometers in length and it submerges into Lilliehöökfjorden. The glacier is named after Gustav Bertil Lilliehöök.

Furebergsfossen is a waterfall located in the Kvinnherad municipality of Norway. The waterfall is a part of the Furebergselva River, receiving water from the Flogefonna glacier as it melts. The waterfall is impressively tall and wide, with an estimated height of just over 100 metres. The water fall is accessible by road or can also be viewed by ferry or while cruising through the area, in particular the Maurangerfjord.

• Experience one of Norway's tallest waterfalls
• Witness Mother natures as melting ice feeds into the waterfall
• The best views can be enjoyed in June

Nordenskjoldbreen is a glacier located in Svalbard.

The Seven Sisters Waterfall is located in the Geirangerfjorden in Norway. The waterfall is made up of seven streams. The name of the waterfall is derived from a legend, whereby the waterfall across from the Seven Sisters is known as 'The Suitor' who unsuccessfully tried to propose to the sisters multiple times. The height of the waterfall is approximately 250 metres, while the stream of water flowing depends heavily on the level of snow melting from the Geirangerfjorden. The waterfall is located next to Knivsflå, a deserted farm abandoned in the late 1800's due to safety risks.

• Visit in May-July for the clearest view of the waterfall
• Look out for "The Suitor" waterfall located across from Seven Sisters
• Witness Knivsflå, the old deserted farm beside Seven Sisters