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NORWAY CRUISE
Norwegian fjords and Europe’s largest glacier await you on a Norway cruise.
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Natural wonders and once-in-a-lifetime thrills await on a Norway cruise. From the towering mountains of Bergen to the dramatic waterfalls of Alesund, Norway is full of breathtaking surprises. Embark on one our Norwegian fjords cruises and marvel at the spectacular landscapes, verdant mountains, and gushing waterfalls that surround you. Watch as eagles soar in the blue skies above and whales and seals play in the deep waters.
Beyond the majestic fjords, Norway’s cities and villages provide bucket-list opportunities for history buffs, foodies, and adventure seekers. Soak up the magic of picturesque cities like Oslo. Photograph the colorful fishermen’s houses dotting the coast of Alesund. Sip local craft beer in Bergen. Climb the soaring heights of Pulpit Rock for one of the best views in the country.
With Celebrity, sail beyond the beaten path in Norway on a seven-night Norwegian fjords cruise, or embark on one of our European cruises that stops in Oslo. On board, experience total relaxation in your stylish suite or stateroom. Enjoy world-class dining and entertainment as you discover Norway in all its glory
Norway Cruise Highlights
Norwegian fjords.
Nature buffs and adventure seekers can’t miss seeing the stunning Norwegian fjords during their cruise. Bergen is a great jumping-off point to see fjords like Hardangerfjord, the country’s second-largest fjord. UNESCO World Heritage Site Geirangerfjord is known as the “crown jewel” of the country’s fjords, contrasting steep waterfalls with snow-peaked mountain caps. Go slightly off-the-beaten path to neighboring Hjørundfjord, where activities like fjord fishing and kayaking will captivate you.
Art & History
Explore Oslo’s famous Viking Ship Museum and see three expertly preserved vessels. Spend a while at the Munch Museum, dedicated to the painter Edvard Munch, known best for his painting “The Scream.” In Bergen, Bryggens Museum is a mighty testament to life in the town before a devastating fire in 1955, where excavations uncovered beautiful reminders of everyday Norwegian life. Bergen is also home to its own art museum that uniquely preserves the homes of famous composers throughout history. Time travel at Sunnmøre Museum in Alesund, an open-air exhibit featuring preserved homes and boats dating back to medieval times.
Craft Breweries
Norway’s distilleries and craft microbrewing scene is rapidly growing in cities like Bergen and Alesund. After decades of mostly serving lagers, microbrewers around the country wanted to offer more variety for beer drinkers, so they started to brew their own IPAs, pale ales, and stouts. Ever since, Norway’s cities have brewed hundreds of their own unique drafts. Unwind after a day’s hike and try something new on the menu.
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Rows of deep red, burnt orange, and white houses near Bryggen Wharf is one of the top sights in the city. Enjoy a romantic wharfside meal or a cozy coffee there before you visit Bryggens Museum or St. Mary’s Church. Ride a funicular rail to the summit of Mt. Fløyen for incredible panoramic views of the city below. Explore the surrounding fjords on an unforgettable kayaking or hiking adventure.
Alesund, Norway
On a Norway cruise, you’ll visit the picturesque town of Alesund, frequently cited as one of the country’s most beautiful places to visit. Spend a leisurely day exploring the Art Nouveau District. Hike up nearly 500 steps to Aksla Viewpoint and admire the stunning vistas of the archipelago and breathtaking fjords beyond. The town is also the gateway to Geirangerfjord, one of Norway’s most famous natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled between imposing cliffs on all sides.
Oslo, Norway
Let Oslo’s metropolitan atmosphere energize you as you explore its opulent palaces and incredible museums. The capital of Norway is teeming with Viking history, from ships dating back to the 9th century at the Viking Museum to 17th-century art at the National Museum. Art lovers won’t want to miss seeing Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” in person. When you move on from historic wonders, grab a craft beer or sample local salmon at any of Oslo’s trendy eateries.
Norway Cruise Itineraries
Embark on an unforgettable cruise to Norway aboard Celebrity Silhouette or Celebrity Reflection. Sailing from May to August, our Norwegian fjord cruises last anywhere from seven nights to nine nights. Longer itineraries give you the chance to see towns like the mountainous Flam or the remote Geiranger. On a Northern Europe cruise, you’ll overnight in Oslo on the way to cities like Copenhagen, Bruges, and Paris, or visit the capital before venturing to Sweden and Finland.
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On a Norway cruise with Celebrity Cruises, you’ll discover the best of Norway while enjoying the comforts of our luxury cruise ship. Celebrity’s impeccable service and world-class dining will elevate your vacation to new heights. Spend your days at sea exploring innovative onboard venues, splashing in the pool, or indulging in a relaxing spa treatment.
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Norwegian Fjords Cruises
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. Via the Fjord waters, it is possible to reach some of Norway’s most beautiful cities, including Bergen. Far-off the beaten path, Bergen is surrounded by the Sognefjord, the second longest Fjord in the world which extends for 204 km. For our adventurous guests, the natural landscape surrounding the Fjords, with all their wild and untouched features, are nevertheless easy to explore. Book your Norwegian Fjords cruise excursion in advance and you can look forward to special excursion routes, both in the mountains and on the glaciers themselves. Select itineraries for MSC cruises to Northern Europe include a Norwegian Fjords cruise option. For a truly unforgettable holiday discovering the Norwegian Fjords and the main cities of Norway , start browsing by passenger and destination above.
NORWEGIAN FJORDS CRUISES 2024
Summer 2024 fjords cruises.
This summer, experience the pristine and unspoiled nature of the Norwegian Fjords with MSC Cruises. Bask in the ultimate hospitality of MSC Preziosa, MSC Poesia, MSC Virtuosa and the gorgeous MSC Euribia on our incredible routes around the majestic Norwegian Fjords. Choose your 7-night cruise and uncover a realm of legendary tales and breathtaking landscapes in Alesund, Bergen, Flaam, Nordfjordeid and beyond. Take advantage of a wide range of carefully planned excursions, from Fjords adventures to trekking mountain trails, and experience unique emotions that will last a lifetime. Book now your next Fjords Cruise!
Summer 2024 Fjord and North Cape cruises
Looking for the ultimate Norway cruise to the Fjords and North Cape? From May to September, set sail on MSC Preziosa and choose from our different journeys of 11, 12 or 14-night sailing to North Cape (Honningsvag) via Tromso or Svalbard islands. Immerse yourself in the beauty of northern landscape with a wide variety of excursions designed to give you indelible thrills in the land of the midnight sun. Would you like to visit the best Baltic Sea destinations as well? Leave in May with MSC Poesia and treat yourself to an unforgettable cruise that also includes Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn.
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- Alesund, Norway
- Alta, Norway
- Bergen, Norway
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Eidfjord, Norway
- Flaam, Norway
- Gdynia (Gdansk-Danzig) , Poland
- Hamburg, Germany
- Haugesund, Norway
- Hellesylt-Geiranger, Norway
- Helsinki , Finland
- Honningsvag (North Cape) , Norway
- Kiel (Lubeck) , Germany
- Klaipeda, Lithuania
- Kristiansand, Norway
- Longyearbyen (Spitsbergen) , Norway
- Molde, Norway
- Nordfjordeid, Norway
- Olden, Norway
- Riga, Latvia
- Ronne, Denmark
- Southampton (London) , United Kingdom
- Stavanger (Lysefijord) , Norway
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Tallin, Estonia
- Tromso, Norway
- Trondheim, Norway
- Visby, Sweden
- Warnemunde (Berlin) , Germany
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4-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Svolvær to Kirkenes
Svolvær - Kirkenes (Northbound)
Departure Dates
Regular departures - 4 days
5-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Bergen to Tromsø
Bergen - Tromsø (Northbound)
Regular departures - 5 days
2-Day Norway Voyage: Southbound | Trondheim to Bergen
Trondheim - Bergen (Southbound)
Regular departures - 2 days
4-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Bergen to Svolvær
Bergen - Svolvær (Northbound)
3-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Tromsø to Trondheim
Tromsø - Trondheim (Southbound)
Regular departures - 3 days
4-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Tromsø to Bergen
Tromsø - Bergen (Southbound)
3-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Trondheim to Tromsø
Trondheim - Tromsø (Northbound)
3-Day Norwegian Voyage | Bergen to Trondheim
Bergen - Trondheim (Northbound)
4-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Svolvær to Bergen
Svolvær - Bergen (Southbound)
Follow the Northern Lights: Northbound | Oslo to Helsinki
Oslo - Honningsvåg - Rovaniemi - Helsinki (Northbound)
September - March - 17 days
Follow the Northern Lights: Southbound | Helsinki to Oslo
Helsinki - Rovaniemi - Honningsvåg - Oslo (Southbound)
October - March - 15 days
Astronomy Voyage | Bergen - Kirkenes - Bergen
Bergen - Kirkenes - Bergen (Roundtrip)
September - March - 12 days
Follow the Midnight Sun | Norway, Sweden and Finland
Stockholm - Kirkenes - Bergen (Roundtrip)
June - July - 15 days
3-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Kirkenes to Svolvær
Kirkenes - Svolvær (Southbound)
2-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Kirkenes to Tromsø
Kirkenes - Tromsø (Southbound)
3-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Tromsø to Kirkenes
Tromsø - Kirkenes (Northbound)
The Svalbard Express: Full Voyage | 2025
Bergen - Svalbard - Bergen (Roundtrip)
May - September - 15 days
Price from $4,942
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The Svalbard Express: Southbound | Longyearbyen to Bergen | 2024
Longyearbyen – Bergen (Southbound)
May - September - 10 days
Price from $3,708
The Svalbard Express: Northbound | Bergen to Longyearbyen | 2024
Bergen – Longyearbyen (Northbound)
May - September - 11 days
The Svalbard Express: Full Voyage | 2024
Bergen - Longyearbyen - Bergen (Roundtrip)
May - September - 16 days
Price from $5,386
The North Cape Express: Full Voyage | Oslo Roundtrip | 2025-2026
Oslo - North Cape - Oslo (Roundtrip)
September - April - 15 days
Price from $3,706
Roundtrip Voyage from Bergen | Explore Norway’s Coastline
Regular departures - 12 days
Price from $3,434
11-Day Norwegian Voyage | Bergen - Kirkenes - Trondheim
Bergen - Kirkenes - Trondheim (Roundtrip)
Regular departures - 11 days
6-Day Norwegian Voyage: Southbound | Kirkenes to Bergen
Kirkenes - Bergen (Southbound)
Regular departures - 6 days
Price from $1,907
Visit Tromsø and the Arctic Circle: Northbound
Oslo – Tromsø (Northbound)
December - May - 9 days
Price from $2,285
The North Cape Express: Full Voyage | Bergen to Oslo
Bergen – Honningsvåg – Oslo (Roundtrip)
December - April - 14 days
Price from $3,283
The North Cape Express: Full Voyage | Oslo to Bergen
Oslo – Honningsvåg – Bergen (Roundtrip)
December - May - 14 days
Price from $3,389
The North Cape Express: Half Voyage | Tromsø to Bergen
Tromsø – Honningsvåg – Bergen (Southbound)
Price from $2,270
Visit Tromsø and the Arctic Circle: Southbound
Tromsø – Oslo (Southbound)
December - April - 9 days
Price from $2,230
The North Cape Express: Half Voyage | Bergen to Tromsø
Bergen – Honningsvåg – Tromsø (Northbound)
Price from $2,190
The North Cape Express: Half Voyage from Tromsø to Bergen | 2024
Departure date
April - 7 days
The Spitsbergen Adventurer | Wednesdays to Mondays
Longyearbyen - Liefdefjord - Longyearbyen (Roundtrip)
May - August - 6 days
MS Nordstjernen
The Spitsbergen Adventurer | Sundays to Fridays
Longyearbyen - Moffen - Longyearbyen (Roundtrip)
7-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Bergen to Kirkenes
Bergen - Kirkenes (Northbound)
Regular departures - 7 days
Price from $2,336
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Superb glaciers, towering mountains and traditional towns offer fabulous panoramas and unusual places to visit during a Norwegian fjord cruise . You still need to select excursions to show you the very best of the region. Here's our shortlist of unmissable destinations.
Essential Norwegian Fjords
Before you set off on a cruise through the Norwegian fjords — great places to see rich fauna and stunning natural scenery — here is some useful and unusual information. The trip will soon be an even more attractive prospect!
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Admire stunning views from the tourist train
The Flamselvi River flows at various speeds through the middle of a green valley and between houses with coloured roofs dotted along the riverbanks. Waterfalls hurtle down steep slopes. From the tourist train which links Flam and Myrdal and climbs to over 860 metres, the views are amazing: each as extraordinary as the last. Using a second train, you can reach the charming town of Voss, passing by spectacular scenery including precipices and high waterfalls. Unforgettable photos are a given.
Explore the Geiranger Fjord
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005, the Geiranger Fjord is one of the most famous in Norway. Walking around this fjord, enjoy being in total harmony with the impressive and yet comfortingly calm natural surroundings. Some of the falls that end their frenetic journeys in the Geiranger Fjord are also some of the best-known in the region, like the Seven Sisters , the Suitor and the Bridal Veil.
Kayak in the Naeroyfjord
The Naeroyfjord is a Norwegian fjord that is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoying its beauty from a kayak on the water remains a special experience. The impressive surrounding mountains, and the waterfalls and rivers that throw themselves into the fjord create breathtaking panoramas and contribute to its splendour.
Hike near the Briksdal Glacier
A Norwegian cruise gives you the chance to explore natural wonders that are totally unique. Part of the Jostedal, Europe's biggest glacier, the Briksdal Glacier only adds to the enchanting Norwegian fjord scenery. Rising up 1,200 metres, the jagged white and blue ice moves down the valley. A 3 km walk gives you the opportunity to admire its full beauty and extent.
Sail on the Lysefjorden
Lysefjorden is famous among all adventurers. The toughest climb the 4,444 wooden Flørli stairs. Risk takers have photos taken on Kjerag , which is famous for its rock stuck between two rocky walls. Others prefer to get close to the edge of the 600-metre Preikestolen cliff. However, Lysefjorden is just as impressive from its crystalline waters. Cliffs, waterfalls and green mountains captivate visitors.
Walk around Alesund
The town is by the water and seems to melt into the hills on the horizon. Alesund on Norway's west coast is an attractive place with paved alleys, canals and Art Nouveau buildings. The decoration and paint on the facades make the town special, after it was devastated by a fire in 1904 and rebuilt to meet " Jugendstil " regulations: a unique architectural style.
Visit the Bryggen area of Bergen
Although Bergen is the second biggest city in Norway, in our imaginations it retains the feel of a northern medieval village. Images of Bryggen 's coloured wooden houses by the port stay in the memory. This district, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, has made an impact on the country's history and even more so on that of the North Sea. From the 14th century, the port joined the Hanseatic League set up by the Germans with regional trading posts up to the Baltic Sea. At that time, the Bryggen area was exclusively for German merchants. It would be a shame to miss out on this charming district before leaving for the fjords.
Dos. Although the Norwegians shake hands to greet each other, they are quick to use informal language.
Don'ts. Civic-mindedness is a cornerstone of life in Norwegian society. Special favours are banned, you sincerely thank anyone you speak to (whether they are a friend or a stranger), you don't queue-jump and there are street patrols to prevent conflict.
Unique features
What if getting rid of all time constraints were the real luxury? The municipal council on Sommarøy Island in the very north of Norway near Trosmo has asked the government to ban time in the summer! This initiative isn't as crazy as it sounds when you realise that the sun doesn't set here for 69 days during midsummer. According to some locals, watches and timetables have actually been got rid of already, meaning it's not uncommon to see children playing and people swimming or mowing the lawn during what's supposed to be night-time.
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Hello / Good evening: Hallo Goodbye: Ha det Welcome: Velkommen Excuse me / Please: Unnskyld meg / Vær så snill Thank you: Tusen takk Yes / No: Ja / Nei My name is...: Jeg heter...
The element of Norwegian cuisine that we are most familiar with is smoked salmon. Although the fish is often prominent on people's plates here, lamb is also well-loved. The animals are reared locally in the fresh air and provide high-quality meat, especially for pinnekjøtt : a rack of lamb or mutton salted in brine or seawater and served at Christmas. Brunost , a brown cheese with a caramel flavour, is also widely eaten.
Myths & legends
Trolls are found again and again in Norse mythology and first appeared in the Middle Ages. These myths were a key part of the Viking religion until Scandinavia's Christianisation. Trolls were most often associated with hostile natural environments foreign to people like oceans, mountains and forests. They therefore symbolised natural forces and the difficulties of living in society, and were fear-inspiring. For example, they were blamed for kidnapping women and children.
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To remove the need for local ferries to come and go between eight of the fjords and to open up a fast road on its west coast, Norway is looking into a huge and innovative floating tunnel and bridge project . This would suit certain large fjords where features like conventional tunnels and suspension bridges can't be built.
Books. Through portraits of four generations of women, A Hundred Years is an example of autobiographical fiction which combines and untangles stories, tragedies and family taboos. Herbjørg Wassmo also depicts the hard lives and combative natures of these mothers with so many more and less wanted children in Nordland: the northernmost region in Norway.
Music. Native to northern Norway and Scandinavia, the Sámi people have long been repressed by successive governments. Their language and culture were only recognised in 1988. For a few years, joik traditional Sámi music has been seeing a renaissance and becoming popular. Young Sámi singers like Marja Mortensson and Elle Márjá Eira pair these emotional and nostalgic songs with contemporary and electronic music.
Film. Directed by Arne Skouen in 1957, Nine Lives is inspired by real events during World War Two. Jan Baalsrud is the only survivor on his ship after a German military attack off the Norwegian coast. Hunted by the Nazis, he tries to reach Sweden: a neutral country in the conflict. Throughout the story, magnificent landscapes are shown: snowy mountains, white plains, fjords and icy cliffs.
Facts and figures
Sognefjord is one of the biggest fjords in Norway, covering 204 kilometres . This makes it the longest in Europe and the second longest in the world after Scoresby Sund in Greenland. With an average width of 4.5 kilometres , it is also the widest fjord in Norway. Its depth varies between 100 and 1,308 metres .
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Norwegian Fjords Cruises March 2023
The Norwegian Fjords present a kaleidoscope of stunning vistas and exciting ports of call. From the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Geirangerfjord , with its stunning waterfalls and verdant cliffs, to the charming village of Flåm nestled amidst towering mountains, every destination has its own unique appeal. Journey past vibrant ports such as Bergen , known as the gateway to the fjords, or the historic town of Ålesund with its distinctive Art Nouveau architecture. Cruising through these waterways, you'll find the natural environment unfolds like a perfectly executed symphony, where dramatic cliffs plunge into the tranquil blue water below.
Cruise lines such as AIDA Cruises , Azamara Cruises , Celebrity Cruises , Costa Cruises , Cunard Cruises , Disney Cruises , Holland America , MSC Cruises , Norwegian Cruises , Oceania Cruises , P&O Cruises , Princess Cruises , Regent Cruises , Royal Caribbean , Silversea Cruises , and Viking Cruises others offer itineraries that visit Norwegian Fjords in March 2023. Easily find and compare Norwegian Fjords cruises in March 2023 from Amsterdam , Bergen , Copenhagen , Dublin , Hamburg , Kiel , London Greenwich , London Portsmouth , Oslo , Reykjavik , Rotterdam , Southampton , Stockholm , Tromso , and Warnemunde (Rostock) , as well as other Northern European ports.
Norwegian Fjords Cruise Schedule March 2023
While the Norwegian Fjords are beautiful all year round, the best time to visit depends on what you want to experience. Summer (June to August) offers long, bright days and warm weather, perfect for outdoor activities and wildlife spotting. Winter (December to February) provides a chance to witness the spectacular Northern Lights. Spring (March to May) sees the landscape come alive with blossoming flowers, while autumn (September to November) showcases the fjords in a palette of stunning fall colors.
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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.
NORWEGIAN FJORDS CRUISES 2024
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DEPARTURE PORTS
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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Explore Viking Age history and jaw-dropping fjords.
In Norway, you'll admire everything from the deep blue fjords to the snow-capped mountain peaks. Cruise to Norway and head to the inner end of the stunning Aurlandsfjorden to join a fairy tale ride along the Flam Railway, one of the steepest railway tracks in the world. In Honningsvag, situated above the Arctic Circle, admire the views across the sea to the Svalbard Islands and the North Pole, and watch the indigenous Sami people herd raucous reindeer through the area. Stroll through Bergen's Bryggen neighbourhood, with its medieval cobblestone alleyways and colourfully painted houses or go shopping in the small boutiques that offer handmade Sami crafts. Whether you're looking to feast on traditional Nordic king crab or hoping to see the massive glacial walls of the Svalbard Islands, you can do it all in this northern paradise.
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WELCOME TO THE ICE AGE
Set off for the north to see the sparsely populated, mountainous country of Norway. Among the thousands of pristine lakes, isolated islands and stunning fjords, you'll feel like you've stepped back into the Ice Age.
THE JEWELS OF THE NORTH
Norway is famous for its fjords, the narrow, steep-sided inlets formed by retreating glaciers at the end of the Ice Age. Head to Geiranger to see Europe's highest fjord, or explore Molde's 12-mile fjord that winds through the archipelago. No matter how you choose to ford the fjords, you'll see why Norway is known for these natural wonders.
SAVOUR THE SEA
Different parts of Norway offer unique specialities and tasty delicacies. Most dishes include fish and seafood straight from the sea, but you can head to Naboen Pub and Restaurant in Bergen or Dovrehallen in Oslo for meat dishes featuring mutton, beef or reindeer. Try pancakes stuffed with bacon, sour cream and lingonberry jam, or warm up with a creamy fish soup.
HIGH-UP HIDEAWAYS
In Norway, you're never far from the natural world. Cruise to Norway to hike or bike the many trails of Molde to see views of 222 mountain peaks, or trek along the Geiranger Skywalk to see aerial views of glaciers below. In Stavanger, hike up the well-marked paths to the impressive cliff of Prekestol, or simply enjoy the tranquillity and quietness of Flam Valley .
ANCIENT HISTORY, MODERN CHARM
From the old city quarters to the modern architecture, Norwegian towns off wonderful sights. Take a stroll to Oslo's Opera House for a view of its striking design, or shop for trendy Scandinavian souvenirs in the streets of Bergen. You'll be in heaven no matter where you go with Norway cruises.
GAMBLE ON GAMLEBYEN
Explore the remains of medieval Oslo in Gamlebyen (Old Town), and admire the charming wooden houses. In Bergen, wander alongside the wharf and through the narrow alleyways of Bryggen, the oldest part of Bergen founded in 1070. Here you'll walk amongst colourful UNESCO-listed wooden buildings, preserved or rebuilt in their original mediaeval style.
PIRATES AHEAD
Travel to the southern city of Kristiansand to visit the picturesque Christiansholm Fortress, built in the 17th century on the seaside promenade in the city centre. Walk along five-metre-thick walls, built to protect the city from pirate assaults. In Oslo, don't miss the Akerhus Castle and Fortress built in 1299, which has also functioned as a royal residence and a prison. You'll find history everywhere you look during your Norway holiday.
SCANDINAVIAN SOUVENIRS
In Norway's larger cities, like Oslo and Bergen, you can go shopping in big shopping centres and department stores, but there are also many small boutiques, antique shops and markets all throughout the country. The small trendy design stores are stocked with gifts and souvenirs like Norwegian brown cheese or knitted jumpers. In the smaller towns, you'll often find unique shops with handmade crafts like Viking drinking horns.
THERE'S NOR-WAY YOU'LL WANT TO MISS THIS
Enjoy the impressive views of the steep mountainsides, flowing waterfalls and narrow valleys of the Norwegian countryside. Immerse yourself in the local culture by admiring the colourful wooden houses and medieval ruins and indulging in the fresh regional cuisine. When you visit Norway, you'll find like you've entered a whole new world.
FJORD FOR DAYS
Originally a Norwegian word describing a narrow inlet formed within a glacial valley, the term 'fjord' has since gone international. Norway is home to no less than 1,000 fjords, so be sure to check out the country via these winding waterways. Admire the Geirangerfjord in Geiranger , the Aurlandsfjord in Flam or the Lustrafjord in Skjolden for a heavenly view.
NORTHERN EXPEDITIONS
While you're in the region, why not explore some other Northern European cities? Norway's neighbouring countries, such as Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland , each have their unforgettably unique characteristics, so be sure to relax in Reykjavik , Iceland's geothermal spa surrounded by volcanic vistas, or stroll through the stylish Swedish capital, built across 14 islands.
The Norwegian Krone (NOK) is the official currency of Norway. Cash machines are widely available and credit cards are accepted in most restaurants, taxis and shops.
For rainy days, bring an umbrella or raincoat, or head indoors to one of the city's world-class museums.
At the local Tourist Office, you can usually rent a bicycle or pick up some helpful walking and cycling guides.
CUISINE NORDIC NOMS
In Norway, you'll find many higher-end restaurants transforming local ingredients into refined, modern plates. But there's also no shortage of hearty traditional far in the smaller towns or hip international cuisine in the bigger cities. If you're looking for delectable seafood dishes during your holiday, Norway is the place to go.
SATISFY YOUR SWEET TOOTH
Northern Europeans know a thing or two about pastry. If you're in the mood for a sweet treat for breakfast or with afternoon tea, pop into a traditional Norwegian bakery and try the norsk kanelboller, a cardamon-scented dough pastry, or skillingsboller, the Scandinavian cinnamon bun.
STRAIGHT FROM THE SEA
Throughout Norway, menus in both high-end eateries and humble, family-run spots reflect the long-held local fishing traditions. King crab risotto, creamy fish soup, mussels, poached salmon, tasty fish soups and crispy cod tongues are some of the regional favourites.
MEAT YOUR NEW FAVOURITE COMFORT FOOD
Kjottkaker, a popular dish of pan-fried meatballs with onions and spices, can be found nearly everywhere in Norway. It's typically served in a stick-to-your-ribs gravy or lingonberry jam and enjoyed alongside potatoes and vegetables.
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Viking history, sky-high breathtaking fjords, the northern lights, and cosy costal towns all complete the vibrant picture of a Norway Cruise. Make your way to ports like Skjolden, Geiranger, Flam and Bergen.
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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.
Via the Fjord waters, it is possible to reach some of Norway’s most beautiful cities, including Bergen . Far-off the beaten path, Bergen is surrounded by the Sognefjord, the second longest Fjord in the world which extends for 204 km. For our adventurous guests, the natural landscape surrounding the Fjords, with all their wild and untouched features, are nevertheless easy to explore. Book your Norwegian Fjords cruise excursion in advance and you can look forward to special excursion routes, both in the mountains and on the glaciers themselves. Select itineraries for MSC cruises to Northern Europe include a Norwegian Fjords cruise option. For a truly unforgettable holiday discovering the Norwegian Fjords and the main cities of Norway , start browsing by passenger and destination above.
NORWEGIAN FJORDS CRUISES 2024
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DEPARTURE PORTS
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.
Alesund, Norway. On a Norway cruise, you'll visit the picturesque town of Alesund, frequently cited as one of the country's most beautiful places to visit. Spend a leisurely day exploring the Art Nouveau District. Hike up nearly 500 steps to Aksla Viewpoint and admire the stunning vistas of the archipelago and breathtaking fjords beyond.
A Norway Fjords cruise is a perfect holiday destination. And 'Fjord' is in fact an ancient Viking term related to the phrase 'where you travel across' and the word 'ferry' - so the fjords for centuries have been central to the story of sea travel. ... 16 Jun 2023. Destinations . New to cruising . Norwegian Fjords . Norway, the ...
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Le Gavroche at Sea. Four Norway voyages in 2024 will play host to two Michelin-star chef Michel Roux for an exclusive series of Le Gavroche residencies at sea. Available for an additional charge, Michel will be serving a five-course tasting menu infused with all the flavors of the sea, elegantly finessed using the very best produce.
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
Trondheim - Tromsø (Northbound) Departure Dates. Regular departures - 3 days. Price from. $334. Ships. Multiple. Receive special offers, exciting new itineraries and fascinating articles delivered straight to your inbox. Plan your next cruise in Norway with Hurtigruten's coastal voyages.
Hike near the Briksdal Glacier. A Norwegian cruise gives you the chance to explore natural wonders that are totally unique. Part of the Jostedal, Europe's biggest glacier, the Briksdal Glacier only adds to the enchanting Norwegian fjord scenery. Rising up 1,200 metres, the jagged white and blue ice moves down the valley.
Norwegian Fjords Cruises July 2023. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the Norwegian Fjords during the enchanting month of July in the year 2023. A Norwegian Fjords cruise is an excellent way to explore this stunning region of the world, which is known for much of its old-world architecture, enriching medieval museums, and, of course ...
Browse through all available sailing dates and cruise ships for cruise holidays in 2023 for the Norwegian Fjords. Call us today or book online today for the cheapest prices and offers. ABTA/ATOL protected. Find Out More About Cruising Norwegian Fjords. Cruise Line Azamara Celebrity Cruises Cunard Line Fred.
Norway is famous for its fjords, the narrow, steep-sided inlets formed by retreating glaciers at the end of the Ice Age. Head to Geiranger to see Europe's highest fjord, or explore Molde's 12-mile fjord that winds through the archipelago. No matter how you choose to ford the fjords, you'll see why Norway is known for these natural wonders.
Norwegian Fjords Cruises September 2023. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the Norwegian Fjords during the enchanting month of September in the year 2023. A Norwegian Fjords cruise is an excellent way to explore this stunning region of the world, which is known for much of its old-world architecture, enriching medieval museums, and, of ...
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Norwegian Fjords Cruises August 2023. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the Norwegian Fjords during the enchanting month of August in the year 2023. A Norwegian Fjords cruise is an excellent way to explore this stunning region of the world, which is known for much of its old-world architecture, enriching medieval museums, and, of course ...
Norwegian Fjords Cruise 2023. In the Spring of 2023, we decided to dip our toes into the Scandanavian peninsula for the first time by taking a cruise through the Norwegian Fjords aboard the Royal Carribean Jewel of the Seas. View fullsize . Brussels Pre-trip.
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1 - 10 of 71 Norwegian Fjords Cruise Reviews. Pleasant but lackluster. Review for a Norwegian Fjords Cruise on Norwegian Star. canadiancruiser99. 10+ Cruises • Age 60s. Read More. Sail Date ...
The Norwegian Fjords, 7 nights, 1 Sep 2024. Enjoy two sea days to truly revel in life on board Queen Anne as she sails the glasslike waters of Norway's fjords. Gaze in awe at these majestic feats of nature, or perhaps explore the land on foot. View voyage. The Norwegian Fjords, 9 nights , 23 Jun 2024. Be left in awe by the peace and grandeur of ...
Norwegian Fjords Cruises March 2023. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the Norwegian Fjords during the enchanting month of March in the year 2023. A Norwegian Fjords cruise is an excellent way to explore this stunning region of the world, which is known for much of its old-world architecture, enriching medieval museums, and, of course ...
Summer 2024 Fjords and North Cape cruises. Looking for the ultimate Norway cruise to the Fjords and North Cape? From May to September, set sail on MSC Preziosa and choose from our different journeys of 11, 12 or 14-night sailing to North Cape (Honningsvag) via Tromso or Svalbard islands. Immerse yourself in the beauty of northern landscape with ...
NORWAY CRUISES. Explore Viking Age history and jaw-dropping fjords. In Norway, you'll admire everything from the deep blue fjords to the snow-capped mountain peaks. Cruise to Norway and head to the inner end of the stunning Aurlandsfjorden to join a fairy tale ride along the Flam Railway, one of the steepest railway tracks in the world.
Of its 11 bars and restaurants, three are entirely new to the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings-owned brand — including a high-end cocktail spot called Founders' Bar, serving 26 intricate ...
Sail Date: September 2023. Helpful. Wow is an understatement. Review for a Norwegian Fjords Cruise on Iona. Mols1983. First Time Cruiser • Age 40s. Iona is a beautiful vessel, very opulent and ...
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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 ...
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