Cruises in Norway

Along the coastline from south to north, you have an amazing opportunity to let yourself be fascinated by the unique nature highlights, beautiful fjords and fjord towns.

If you are lucky to be in Norway through the seasons for Northern Light or Midnight Sun, you will go home with an unforgettable memory extra. The stunning Norwegian nature and scenery will not let you down.

Whether you dream of seeing the northern lights, the Norwegian fjords,  the North Cape or all of them, Norway has many kinds of cruises.

Here, nature is experienced in all its splendour with idyllically situated small fjord towns and spectacular landscapes in the majestic fjords.




Why take on a cruise in Norway

The Norwegian fjords and North Cape are a magical corner of the world for cruise passengers.

It is like an explosion of beauty, where you are quietly captivated by one surprise after another.

All along the 2,000 km coast, mountains tower above narrow fjords, fishing villages and glaciers. In summer, it`s the time to see the Midnight Sun; in winter, you can see the alluring Northern lights. 

Norway is a perfect cruise destination because you will have the best views of the dramatic coastline in the fjords from a ship.

Distances are long, and the seaway is often the quickest and most pleasant way to get from A to B in this long mountainous country.

 



Popular cruise destinations

You can either sail to Norway on a cruise ship from a European city or fly directly to Norway and start your cruise experience with Hurtigruten, the largest Norwegian cruise operator.

Popular destinations in Norway are Flåm, Bergen, Oslo, North Cape, Hardangerfjord, Geirangerfjord, Ålesund, Tromsø and Lofoten Islands.

 



The perfect way to explore Norway

It`s a popular choice to take a cruise with Hurtigruten, a coastal steamer that travels from Bergen in the South to Kirkenes in the North. It`s also an essential means of transportation for the locals, making a holiday on the Hurtigruten quite different from your usual cruise holiday.

Most cruises will stop in the historic city of Bergen and sail through the famous Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord.

Many cruises take you to Flåm, where you can take a trip on the famous Flåm railway. Olden and the Birksdal glacier is another popular stop.

Forget about check-in and out of hotels, packing and unpacking luggage or checking for transport options to attractions. It is a perfect combination to experience the land from the sea and do some sightseeing stops in between.

You always have restaurants, bars and amusements just outside your cabin door, but the main focus is the incredible nature outside and there are so many must-sees attractions here.