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Norwegian Fjords Cruises

Chockful of insane scenery and quaint, colourful towns, the Fjords offer up some peak (see what we did there?) sights to see. And really, there’s no better way to witness the wild, enchanting beauty that’s all around you than by cruise ship.

Winding your way through its incredible waterways, you’ll take in unreal views of shimmering waterfalls, lush tree-lined landscapes, and a whole load more, all from the best vantage point in the place – your cruise ship.

Need a bit of heritage to go with those scenic vistas? Norway’s got plenty of that, and it’s unlike anywhere else in the world too. Nordic folklore, sparring Vikings and mythical beings can all be found here. And let’s not forget two Hollywood heavyweights you’ll have definitely heard of. Long before they jumped onto the silver screen, Thor and Loki’s age-old stories started here, and they’re ready to captivate you all over again too.

If the Fjords are calling, then let’s help get you there. We have the best deals and prices on the market, and that’s something we’ll never get tired of saying. Looking to bag a bargain? Our Norwegian Fjord cruises let you experience everything you could ask for – and you’ll still have plenty left over for spending money!

What’s the weather like in the Norwegian Fjords?

You might think that weather-wise, the Fjords’ only options are cold, cold and more cold. But actually, they’re pretty mild compared to the likes of Alaska and Greenland. At the same time though, it’s not exactly bikini weather either. It varies a lot by region, so be ready with your layers if you like to stay toastie.

The Norwegian fjords are a stunning natural wonder that offer some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world, and the weather between April and September only adds to their beauty, in our opinion this is the best time to travel, with the snow melting and the landscape blooming into life. The temperature during this period is mild, with long sunny days that give you plenty of time to soak up the scenery.

The cool breeze that blows through the fjords is refreshing, and the fresh air is invigorating, making it the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking to kayaking, the fjords offer endless opportunities to explore and connect with nature. Whether you're seeking out adventure or simply looking to unwind in a stunning natural setting, the Norwegian fjords are sure to give you everything you want from a cruise holiday.

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Who do you fancy cruising with? Want to do it Italian style with  Costa ? Looking for some hidden gems off the beaten track?  MSC  could be for you. Or perhaps Britain’s biggest cruise lines will be the ones to get your Norwegian adventure up and running. In that case, could  P&O  be your go-to? Decisions, decisions…

Whoever you choose, we make it easy. By partnering with some of the world’s top cruise lines, we’re all about bringing you holiday deals that make that hard-earned money go further. And we’ll make sure you get to do things your way too!

Our  cruises from Southampton  let you skip the flight entirely, keeping stress levels low and your spirits high from the second you step onboard. Or how about our  Smart Packages ? We don’t call them the best value cruise deals in the UK for nothing.

Whether you’re extending your holiday by a few extra days or flying from your airport of choice, or we’re throwing in a few extra freebies like cabin upgrades, onboard spending money or putting you up in a fancy hotel, it’s all included in the price! No worries, no hassle, just the holiday of a lifetime.

Norwegian Fjords Highlights

Situated on Norway’s southwestern coast, Bergen is surrounded by mountains and fjords, including the second-longest in the world – Sognefjord. But it’s not just records this neck of the woods lays claim to. A truly welcoming sight, you’ll be greeted by rows of colourfully painted homes and buildings, equally as charming lit up at night as they are in the bright of day.

With its main attractions within walking distance, Bergen is built for leisurely strolls and spectacle-filled wandering. While you’ve got your boots on, make for Bryggen. The spot where the first buildings of the city were developed, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most well-known medieval city settlements in Norway. Afterwards, take your trip to the next level – literally – by hopping on the funicular train all the way up to Mount Fløyen. Cameras at the ready!

A summer-time jaunt sees Bergen even more laid back than usual thanks to its almost endless hours of sunlight, which means plenty of time to see the place in all its natural sparkle.

With a name that means ‘little place with big mountains’, Flam’s moniker couldn’t be any more fitting. A picture-perfect hamlet with a river flowing through the centre, you’ll be surrounded by green meadows and steep, snow-capped mountains, while picturesque farms and houses can be found dotted around the village itself.

Flam’s big-things-in-small-packages rep is clear to see elsewhere too. Although it has a population of just 350 people, it’s actually the fourth largest cruise port in Norway by number of calls (at 175 ships!) with the fifth largest by number of passengers. It might be popular, but it’s also the perfect place to go for a leisurely stroll and appreciate some of Norway’s finest scenery, especially from the Flam Railway, which reaches over 2,845 feet above sea level!

Dubbed the ‘Gateway to the Glaciers’, a trip through Olden is like transporting yourself to a totally different world. Mesmerising to behold, this little town is surrounded by such a vast amount of magnificent scenery, it feels like a secret part of the world that only you, your fellow cruisers and the locals are in on. You wouldn’t know that thousands of people get the bug to go here every year.

Home to the Jostedal Glacier, the largest glacier on the European mainland, this incredible slab of ice is well worth seeing for yourself. Feeling brave enough? Get your inner adventurer on and leave footprints on its deep blue expanse.

Early risers are in for a treat too. Sailing into Olden port early in the morning is a real wake-up call, complete with unbelievable views and cool, cleansing Norwegian air. The proper way to wipe the sleep from your eyes.

Known as the ‘Cradle of the Vikings’, opportunities for plundering may be low on Stavanger’s list, but there are plenty of other treasures to treat yourself to here instead. A former European Capital of Culture, Stavanger is proud of its Nordic heritage, with Norse history at every turn.

Head to Rogaland, where its collection of museums, exhibits and archaeological sites show there’s more to its ancestors than their reputation for ravaging marauders. The Swords in Rock monument is a real gem, one that marks the unification of Norway with three enormous swords, each one symbolising peace, unity and freedom.

Docking at Gamle Stavanger, the city’s old quarter, the area’s 200-year-old white wooden cottages are another highlight, boasting plenty of old-town charm. But be sure to make time for the ‘Preacher’s Pulpit’. The 600-metre climb seems scary, but the trail is well worth traipsing up, especially for the photo op at the top!

Tucked away in its own little world, a cruise along the fjord towards Geiranger is like cracking open a fairy tale of your own. Waterfalls cascade from the snowy peaks above, down their green mountainsides. Quaint coffee shops treat tourists with their wares. Serene waters slow the pace down to unreal levels of relaxation.

There’s plenty for eager explorers to explore here, too. The waterfall walk is 237 steps up (or down) of wild nature and man-made architecture, with unbelievable views of the area’s crashing waterfalls to boot. If heights aren’t an issue, then the Skywalk at the top of Mount Dalsnibba lets you take Europe’s highest view of Geiranger’s fjords. Be sure to bring your camera with you, ‘cause the views are mesmerising!

Like your cool with a dose of culture? Neither are in short supply in Oslo. With trendy neighbourhoods, incredible green spaces, world-class museums and a top-notch cuisine scene, there’s plenty to see and do here.

Old and new sit side by side in Oslo. You could be walking your way around the 13 th -century Akershus Castle one moment, then treating yourself to a delicious nibble at a chic restaurant the next. It’s easy to see why people flock to this mini city every year.

Keep an eye out for its architecture too. From the sloping roof of Oslo Opera House to the 12 individually designed buildings that make up the Barcode, art fans are in for some real gems here too. The Munch Museum makes for a real Scream , while Frogner Park, with its collection of over 200 sculptures, is a weird and whimsical walk with plenty of green and serene trees to keep you company.

Kristiansand

A trip through Kristiansand means experiencing bustling trade of fresh seafood, lively restaurants and an idyllic canal-side setting complete with top-notch shopping opportunities and plenty of culture to gorge on.

Why not get to know the city’s history at Vest Adger, one of Norway’s largest open-air museums? Or take a stroll through Poesbyen, the destination’s oldest area? If art’s your thing, then be sure to visit Gallery Bi-Z, the region’s largest private art gallery. Or for some up-close animal attractions, head to Kristiansand Dyreparken and Zoo, where the likes of wolves, lynxes and moose can all be seen. There’s even an open area where monkeys swing across ropes situated above you.

Small and sleepy, Eidfjord also has some big attractions in store. Home to Harddangerfjord, the second-longest fjord in Norway, the largest mountain plateau and Norway’s largest national park, Hardangervidda, can also be found here. Whichever you explore, both offer up peace and quiet that’s unlike anywhere else.

Want a little extra from your Eidfjord adventure? It all depends on the time of year. Around May and June, the mountains bloom with white, pink and red flowers from top to bottom, and believe us, it’s something that’s well worth seeing for yourself! From July to October, meanwhile, the region’s fruit is harvested. And with many a cider festival to be found in its small villages, it’s all put to very good use.

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The good news is that the coastal regions of Norway tend to be on the balmy side in the winter – at least compared to its inland region. You might get some snow around Oslo, but you won’t encounter any of the strong winds, bitter frost or white stuff like you would inland, where it’s practically Arctic!

Longer days and a warmer climate signal Norway’s spring. The temperatures get milder in Southern Norway – where Kristiansand pops up on our itineraries – with average days of 6°C and highs of up to 16°C

You won’t be experiencing scorching heat in the Norwegian summer, but with an average of 13-18 °C, things are still pretty pleasant. Plus, you’ll get to experience the Midnight Sun: 24 hours of daylight. It’s a bit surreal, but more daylight means more time to explore, so bring along your walking boots. A sleep mask is always a good idea too.  

If crisp days, autumnal colours and fewer crowds are more your thing, then this time of the year is for you. Oslo tends to be the warmest area (with an average high of 9.3°C) during this season, but you’ll still need to bring layers for head, hands and toes. Oh yeah, October is peak Northern Lights time, so if you’re seeking out the must-see glow of the Aurora Borealis, now’s your best chance!

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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.

Remarkable Port Cities Cruises to Norwegian Fjords

Kristiansand, Norway

Geiranger, Norway

Bergen, Norway

Oslo, Norway

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Uncover the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Norway's fjords or journey into the region's dramatic past whilst exploring Viking history on a shore excursion with Norwegian.

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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.

Bruges, Belgium

The ultimate European city, Brussels has tonnes of museums, fountains, gardens and great shopping.

Cruise to Norwegian Fjords FROM COPENHAGEN

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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Ultimate Guide to Norwegian Fjords Cruise Itineraries & Tips

by Judith Eve | Feb 26, 2024 | Destination Guides & Ports

Embarking on a Norwegian Fjords cruise is like stepping into a world where nature's grandeur meets tranquility. These majestic waterways, flanked by towering cliffs and dotted with picturesque villages, offer a serene escape unlike any other. It's an adventure that beckons travelers seeking both relaxation and the thrill of exploration.

Choosing the perfect itinerary can be as exciting as the cruise itself. Whether it's your first time navigating these Nordic waters or you're a seasoned voyager looking to uncover new gems, there's an itinerary tailored just for you. From the historic allure of Bergen to the breathtaking beauty of Geirangerfjord, each route promises its own unique set of wonders.

So, let's dive into the world of Norwegian Fjords cruise itineraries, where every turn brings a new discovery, and the landscapes are as enchanting as the tales that echo through their valleys. Get ready to set sail on a journey that'll leave you spellbound.

Choosing the Right Norwegian Fjords Cruise Itinerary

Selecting the perfect Norwegian Fjords cruise itinerary involves considering several key factors to ensure an unforgettable voyage. Each traveler's preferences and expectations shape their unique adventure through the fjords, making the choice a personal journey in itself.

Duration and Ports of Call

The length of the cruise and the ports of call greatly influence the overall experience. Shorter cruises might last anywhere from a few days to a week, offering a glimpse into the majestic fjord landscapes and a taste of Norwegian culture. These are perfect for those with limited time or first-time cruisers eager to dip their toes into fjord exploration. Longer itineraries , on the other hand, can extend for several weeks and include a wider variety of ports. This allows for deeper exploration, from hidden coves to vibrant cities, offering a comprehensive experience of Norway’s spectacular scenery and rich history.

Seasonal Considerations

The time of year plays a crucial role in defining the journey. Summer months are popular for their long days and milder weather, ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. However, those seeking the mesmerizing Northern Lights or wishing to experience Norway’s winter wonderland should consider cruising in the colder months. Each season offers a distinct palette of experiences, colors, and chances for adventure.

• Summer : Long daylight hours, ideal for hiking and sightseeing.
• Winter : Opportunity to witness the Northern Lights.

Personal Preferences and Activities

Beyond the basics, considering personal interests and preferred activities is vital for choosing the right itinerary. Some cruises focus on adventurous pursuits like kayaking and hiking, while others emphasize cultural experiences , offering insights into the Norse heritage and local traditions. Many itineraries also offer optional excursions, from scenic rail journeys to glacier walks, accommodating a range of interests and physical abilities.

Exploring the Historic Charm of Bergen

A visit to Bergen, often hailed as the gateway to the fjords, is a highlight for many travelers embarking on a Norwegian Fjords cruise. This picturesque city not only boasts a stunning natural setting but also offers a deep dive into Norway’s rich maritime history and vibrant cultural scene.

As they wander through Bergen's cobblestone streets, visitors are greeted by colorful wooden buildings that tell the story of a bygone era. The Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is particularly noteworthy. These historic commercial buildings, once central to Bergen’s role in the Hanseatic League’s trading empire between the 14th and mid-16th centuries, now host a variety of boutiques, cafes, and museums. Exploring Bryggen offers a unique glimpse into medieval Norwegian life and the city’s importance in international trade.

Beyond its historical allure, Bergen captivates visitors with its vibrant art scene. Art enthusiasts will find plenty to admire, from the works of Edvard Munch and other renowned Norwegian artists at the KODE art museums to the street art adorning the city's urban spaces. The annual Bergen International Festival showcases a wide array of performances ranging from music to theater and dance, reflecting Norway's contemporary cultural dynamics.

For those keen on natural wonders, the opportunity to ride the Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen should not be missed. From here, one can soak in panoramic views of the city framed by fjords and mountains. The area around Mount Fløyen also serves as a perfect starting point for hiking trails that offer both mild and challenging routes, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the serenity of Norway’s landscapes.

• Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf
• Fløibanen Funicular
• Mount Fløyen
• KODE Art Museums

Bergen’s culinary scene is another aspect that cruise goers should take the time to explore. With an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced seafood, restaurants in Bergen offer a taste of traditional Norwegian cuisine with modern twists. From sampling the day's catch at the bustling Fish Market to enjoying a gourmet meal at a waterfront restaurant, Bergen provides an authentic taste of Norway.

Savoring the Scenic Splendor of Geirangerfjord

Continuing the journey through the majestic Norwegian Fjords, Geirangerfjord stands out as one of the crown jewels of the region. Nestled among towering mountain peaks and lush greenery, it offers a breathtaking landscape that's often described as the very essence of Norway's natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage site captivates visitors with its panoramic views and serene waterways, making it a must-visit destination on Norwegian Fjords cruise itineraries.

Travelers to Geirangerfjord can expect an array of unforgettable experiences. Aboard their cruises, they're treated to sights of cascading waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters and the Suitor, each telling their own mesmerizing story. The fjord's azure waters reflect the sky and mountains, creating a tranquil atmosphere that's perfect for those seeking a moment of peace amidst nature's grandeur.

Excursions in Geirangerfjord are not limited to the water. The area surrounding the fjord offers hiking trails that range from leisurely walks to more challenging treks. These trails afford visitors the opportunity to explore the flora and fauna unique to this part of Norway. Additionally, for the adventure-seekers, activities like kayaking and rib boat tours provide an up-close and personal encounter with the fjord’s enchanting landscape.

The cultural aspect of Geirangerfjord is equally compelling. Visitors have the chance to delve into the history of the region at the Norwegian Fjord Centre. The center provides insight into how the people of Geiranger have lived in harmony with their dynamic environment throughout the centuries. Additionally, the local farms perched on the steep mountainsides, some still operational, offer a peek into the area's agricultural heritage and the resilience of its inhabitants.

Uncovering Hidden Gems along the Fjords

While the majesty of Geirangerfjord often steals the spotlight, a Norwegian Fjords cruise presents an array of hidden gems waiting to be discovered by the keen traveler. These lesser-known inlets offer tranquility, untouched nature, and unique experiences that can make your journey truly unforgettable.

One such treasure is Nærøyfjord , a branch of the larger Sognefjord. Recognized by UNESCO for its sheer, imposing cliffs and narrow passages, Nærøyfjord feels like stepping back in time. Visitors can appreciate the area's pristine beauty through a quiet kayak trip, where the only sounds are paddle strokes and the occasional bird call. The fjord is also home to quaint villages like Undredal, famous for its delicious goat cheese and traditional wooden church dating back to the 12th century.

Another not-to-be-missed gem is Hjørundfjord , located in the Sunnmøre region of Møre og Romsdal county. Far removed from the usual tourist tracks, Hjørundfjord is encircled by the spectacular Sunnmøre Alps, making it a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The fjord's waters are deep and clear, reflecting the towering peaks above. For those seeking a more laid-back experience, several local farms offer overnight stays, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the fjord's serene beauty and traditional Norwegian farm life.

Flåm , nestled at the end of Aurlandsfjord, offers a blend of adventure and cultural experiences. The Flåm Railway, one of the steepest train lines in the world, provides breathtaking views of waterfalls, mountain ranges, and steep valleys. After the train ride, visitors can explore the Aurlandskoen, Norway's longest fjord tunnel, and sample local brews at Ægir BrewPub, where ancient Norse traditions inspire the craft beers.

Lastly, those venturing to Lofoten Islands will be rewarded with dramatic landscapes that differ from the mainland fjords yet are equally majestic. The islands boast rugged coastlines, Arctic beaches, and traditional fishing villages where one can learn about the age-old fishing practices that remain a vital part of Norwegian culture. For the adventurous soul, Lofoten's surf spots and mountain trails provide thrilling excursions amidst stunning scenery.

Planning Tips for an Unforgettable Fjords Cruise Experience

Planning a cruise through the Norwegian Fjords is an adventure of a lifetime, but to make the most of this unparalleled journey, travelers should consider a few key tips. The rugged beauty of Norway's coast, dotted with charming villages and dramatic landscapes, demands thorough preparation and flexibility.

Choosing the Right Season is crucial for the Fjords experience. The peak summer months from June to August offer long days, mild weather, and the full bloom of Norway's natural beauty, making it the ideal time for outdoor activities. However, those looking for a more serene experience might prefer the shoulder seasons of May or September, when there are fewer tourists and the scenery changes with the seasons.

Selecting the Right Cruise Line and Ship can greatly impact your experience. Some cruise lines offer smaller ships that can navigate narrower passages, providing an up-close view of the fjords. Luxury lines may offer more inclusive packages with guided tours and cultural experiences, while budget options focus on the essentials. Researching and comparing what’s included, from meals to excursions, will help in making an informed decision.

When it comes to Activities and Excursions , planning ahead is key. Many hidden gems and not-to-be-missed experiences require booking in advance. Whether it's kayaking in the serene waters of Nærøyfjord, hiking in the Sunnmøre Alps, or exploring the traditional villages of the Lofoten Islands, securing your spot early ensures you don't miss out.

• Kayaking in Nærøyfjord
• Hiking in the Sunnmøre Alps
• Exploring Lofoten Islands

Lastly, Packing Smartly for a Fjords cruise is essential. The weather in Norway can be unpredictable, with possible sudden changes. Layering is the best approach, with waterproof and windproof outerwear being indispensable. Don't forget to pack binoculars for wildlife spotting and a high-quality camera to capture the majestic scenery.

Embarking on a Norwegian Fjords cruise promises an adventure filled with breathtaking landscapes and enriching experiences. Whether one chooses the vibrant summer months or the serene shoulder seasons each moment aboard is a step into a world of stunning natural beauty and cultural richness. With the right preparation from selecting the perfect cruise line to packing wisely every traveler is set to create memories that will last a lifetime. So grab your gear and set sail into the heart of Norway's majestic fjords where every turn is a new discovery.

Judith Eve, loves to write riveting articles on crusingtonpost.com. She hails from the sun-kissed regions of South Florida, residing within a stone’s throw of the bustling Fort Lauderdale and Miami cruise ports. As a native Floridian, Judith’s love for the ocean and cruising extends as far back as her memory can recall.

Her lifelong passion for travel has taken her to countless destinations around the globe, but cruising, undeniably, holds a special place in her heart. Judith has embraced the elegance of luxury liners, relished the intimacy of boutique ships, and marveled at the innovation found on the newest megaships. This varied experience makes her a well-rounded and knowledgeable commentator on everything cruise-related.

Balancing her writing career and family life with effortless grace, Judith is happily married, mother to two wonderful children, and a doting grandmother to three grandkids. Much like Judith, her family shares her enthusiasm for the sea, often accompanying her on cruise adventures and enriching her articles with their unique perspectives.

Her work for crusingtonpost.com provides readers with insightful, engaging narratives of her travels, from vivid descriptions of the picturesque locales she visits to in-depth reviews of the cruise lines she travels with. Her writing is not only an exploration of travel and cruising; it is a testament to her zest for life, her commitment to family, and her love for the ocean.

Endearing herself to readers with her warm, personable writing style, Judith has become a trusted voice in the cruising community. She is the go-to source for tips, advice, and comprehensive information on cruising. As a tireless explorer and devoted family woman, Judith Eve embodies the essence of the adventurous spirit, inspiring readers to set sail and create their own sea stories.

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Norwegian Fjords Cruises

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 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 four different journeys of 11 or 12-night sailing to North Cape (Honningsvag) via Tromso or Alta . 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 Fantasia and treat yourself to a 10-night cruise that also includes Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn !

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-Geiranger, Norway
• Helsinki, Finland
• Honningsvag (North Cape), Norway
• Kiel, Germany
• Klaipeda, Lithuania
• Kristiansand, Norway
• Leknes, Norway
• Longyearbyen (Spitsbergen), 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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NORWAY CRUISE

Norwegian fjords and Europe’s largest glacier await you on a Norway cruise.

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Discover Awe-Inspiring Fjords on a Norway Cruise

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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Bergen, norway.

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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Why Sail on a Norway Cruise with Celebrity

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.

Stylish staterooms provide the ultimate place to unwind. When you book The Retreat, our luxury vacation experience, you’ll stay in unparalleled suites and enjoy exclusive access to a private restaurant, lounge, and more. Shore excursions are crafted to showcase the best of Norway, from private boat tours that take you deep into the fjords to guided hikes to see spectacular waterfalls.

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Roundtrip Voyage from Bergen | Explore Norway’s Coastline

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Price from $1,853

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Price from $5,001

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May 2024 - September 2024 - 11 days • 7 Places

Price from $4,348

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May 2024 - September 2024 - 10 days • 9 Places

Price from $3,885

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May 2025 - September 2025 - 15 days • 14 Places

Price from $4,942

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September 2024 - March 2025 - 12 days • 34 Places

Follow the Northern Lights: Northbound | Oslo to Helsinki

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September 2025 - March 2026 - 17 days • 34 Places

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October 2025 - March 2026 - 15 days • 33 Places

Follow the Midnight Sun | Norway, Sweden and Finland

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The North Cape Express: Full Voyage | Bergen to Oslo

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December 2024 - April 2025 - 14 days • 14 Places

Price from $3,283

The North Cape Express: Full Voyage | Oslo to Bergen

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December 2024 - May 2025 - 14 days • 14 Places

Price from $3,389

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Price from $2,190

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Price from $3,707

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5-Day Norwegian Voyage: Northbound | Bergen to Tromsø

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Norway Cruise Itinerary- Ports of Call on a 7 Day Norway Fjords Cruise

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Norway had long been a dream destination of mine and for years I yearned to experience the wild, dramatic landscape of the fjords and discover the lifestyle of small Nordic cities and villages.

As a coastal nation with over 1,100 fjords, Norway is well-suited to exploration by boat. I easily pictured myself sailing down Norway’s long, deep fjords, gazing up at the towering walls of rock while daydreaming about living in a tiny waterfront village. 

As an independent traveller, cruises usually aren’t my first choice when it comes to seeing a country, but there was no denying that a Norway cruise would have plenty to offer, especially when it came to scenery and ease of travel.

With that in mind, I didn’t hesitate to say yes when Holland America Line invited me and my mom on a 7 day Norway fjords cruise on board Rotterdam. 

Before I share our Norway cruise itinerary with a description of the cruise ports in Norway we visited, here’s a quick overview of what you can expect during a cruise of Norway’s fjords.

Cruising Norway- What to Expect on a Norway Fjords Cruise

There’s plenty to enjoy on a Norway cruise from the spectacular fjords, delightful ports of call, and a variety of shore excursions for all types of travellers.

The best part of cruising in Norway is definitely the scenery whether it be the mountain-framed fjords, sparkling bays, verdant forests, lofty waterfalls, or colourful coastal towns. Cruise ships sail along the coastline, so there are interesting views to look at almost the entire journey, instead of a horizon of endless water.

Since Norway has a rather small population for a country its size, and the fjords are quite isolated, the ports of call on a Norwegian fjord cruise are small cities, towns, and villages. Days in port can be spent walking around town or venturing into the surrounding area on a guided excursion. 

As is typical for cruises, only one day is spent in each port of call. In our experience cruising Norway with Holland America Line, the time in port ranged from 7-12 hours, with two days of 8.5 hours. 

The time in port is enough for most people, especially in the fjord villages if you don’t go on an excursion. My mom and I did a guided excursion in every port of call and still had time to walk around the towns on our own for a few hours. While the time in port and excursions didn’t feel rushed (for the most part), I still would have liked to spend another day in some places. 

As for shore excursions on a Norway cruise, you can expect options that appeal to a range of interests and activity levels. Our Holland America Norway cruise offered leisurely sightseeing tours by bus, boat, train, and seaplane, but for more active travellers there were walking tours, bike tours, easy hikes, kayaking, river rafting, and ziplining. In each port there were multiple excursions that interested me, hence why I wanted two days in some places! 

The final thing you can expect on a Norway cruise is that there are people of all ages, from senior citizens to kids and everything in between. While sailing with Holland America Line, my mom and I discovered that cruising was a great choice for multigenerational travel because there were plenty of things we could enjoy together, but we could also do different activities onboard and ashore relating to our interests, easily meeting up afterwards.

Norway Cruise Itinerary- Ports of Call on our Norway Cruise

The ship departed from Amsterdam for our 7 day Norway cruise with Holland America Line. We had one day at sea, then visited four ports of call in Norway, and had another sea day to return to Amsterdam.

To give you an idea of some places you can visit on a Norwegian fjord cruise, here’s a look at our Norway cruise itinerary. Since the highlight of cruising Norway was the scenic destinations we visited, I’m mainly going to share some information about the cruise ports in Norway and the shore excursions we did there. I’ve also included some comments about life on board the ship during days at sea.

Day 1: Amsterdam

We boarded the ship around 11:30 am on the departure day of our cruise to Norway. The ship didn’t set sail until 5:00 pm, so there was some time to disembark and briefly explore the beautiful city of Amsterdam (the port was close to Central Station).

I decided to visit the Royal Palace of Amsterdam, but you could also do one of the canal cruises that start in front of Central Station or just walk around and admire the architecture. I wouldn’t venture too far though in case the trams are delayed and you have to walk back (happened to me). Remember, you must be on the ship 30 minutes before the departure time.

Once back on board, we headed out to an observation deck to watch the scenery as we sailed out of Amsterdam. The mood was celebratory out on deck and at the poolside sail away party as everyone was excited to cruise to Norway!

Day 2:  At Sea- Cruising to Norway

Day two of our Norway cruise itinerary was a full day at sea. Since we were cruising out in the North Sea, there wasn’t any scenery to look at so there was plenty of time to explore the ship, participate in activities, indulge at the restaurants, and watch some shows.

Onboard Activities, Entertainment, and Restaurants

The Rotterdam had plenty of things to do while at sea so we were never bored. There was a fitness centre, outdoor sports courts, a spa, two pools (an indoor one with a retractable roof and an outdoor one for adults only), a casino, a library, trivia events, multimedia shows and presentations at the World Stage, poolside evening movies complete with popcorn, three venues along the Music Walk for live music and dancing, and much more.

We attended several shows at the World Stage while on board Rotterdam . There were informative talks and videos about Scandinavian culture, the history of Holland America Line, and a behind the scenes look at what it takes to operate a cruise ship (my mom highly recommends this “City on the Sea” presentation). In the evenings the theatre hosted music and dance shows. We really enjoyed the dance productions and how the choreography was enhanced by imagery on the panoramic, two-story screen. 

There also was a lot of delicious food on Rotterdam , especially at the specialty restaurants (extra charge) and main dining room (included). We ate at all the restaurants and never had a bad meal. Our favourites were the Italian cuisine at Canaletto and the French dishes at Rudi’s Sel De Mer. My mom and I both also enjoyed Afternoon Tea in the main dining room on sea days and eating gelato by the Lido Pool.

Day 3: Oslo and Oslofjord

The first port of call on our Norway fjord cruise was Oslo, the dynamic, easy-going capital city of Norway. 

I’ll start by saying that one day is not enough to experience all that Oslo has to offer, even though it’s a relatively small city. There are so many museums, public artworks, interesting pieces of modern and historic architecture, and nearby forests to enjoy. 

In the morning we walked from the port through the lovely Aker Brygge neighbourhood to Akershus Fortress, enjoying views of Oslofjord along the way. After our self-guided tour of the fortress and its grounds, we went on a bike tour of the city.

Akershus Fortress

Akershus Fortress is a medieval fortified castle that strategically overlooks Oslo’s harbour. Its primary function was to defend Oslo from attacks, which it did several times, but it also served as a prison and royal residence. The complex is still used for military and government functions while being open as a museum.

During our walk around the fortress grounds, we saw defensive walls and gates, cannons, courtyards, and views of the sea.

I really enjoyed touring the inside of the castle and seeing the dungeon, royal mausoleum, church, chambers, and halls. The tapestries and wooden furniture decorating the rooms were gorgeous!

Oslo Bike Tour

A bike tour of Oslo was a great introduction to the city and allowed us to see many of its highlights in about three hours.

Cycling from the bike shop, our guide led our small group to some of Oslo’s most notable monuments, buildings, parks, and neighbourhoods. At each stop, our guide shared some interesting history, stories, and facts then gave us time to walk around and take pictures. 

Our favourite stop on the bike tour was Frogner Park where there is an impressive installation of sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. With over 200 sculptures, we of course couldn’t see them all, but we did have time to admire two of the most famous ones- the Monolith and The Angry Boy. This park is definitely worth a second visit one day.

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Oslofjord Scenic Cruising

In the evening our ship sailed down Oslofjord towards the next day’s destination. Oslofjord didn’t have steep sides like the other Norwegian fjords we cruised down, but it was still nice to sit on our balcony, sheltered from the rain, and watch the scenery go by. Keep watch for Oscarsborg Fortress on one of the islands.

Day 4: Kristiansand

The second destination on our Norway cruise was Kristiansand, an attractive seaside city on Norway’s southern coast.

The fifth-largest city in Norway, Kristiansand has a walkable Old Town (Posebyn), seafront promenade, urban beaches, colourful fish market (Fiskebrygga), and nature parks just minutes from the city centre. I felt an interesting vibe here- laid-back, yet lively with people enjoying life’s simple pleasures. 

Kristiansand’s Old Town and harbour area were nice to stroll around after our morning excursion to ride the Setesdal Vintage Railway.

Setesdal Vintage Railway

The Setesdal Vintage Railway (Setesdalsbanen) is a historic narrow-gauge railway that opened in the late 19th century for travel through the Setesdal Valley. It closed down in 1962, but 8 km of tracks were preserved for use as a railway museum. 

During our short ride from Grovane to Røyknes, the restored steam engine chugged along the Otra River, pulling the vintage train cars over bridges, through a tunnel, and beside a mountain. The countryside we passed through was beautiful with lakes, forests, and a waterfall. I especially liked seeing the old log chute-turned-hiking trail along the river.

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Exploring Kristiansand

Kristiansand’s Old Town and many of its tourist attractions are very close to the cruise terminal so the area is easy to explore on foot.

The Old Town is known for its large collection of white wooden houses, some of which have been turned into small shops. The bustling central square is a popular place for people to gather at restaurants, by the fountain, and in the park. The square has some statues, art installations, and pretty architecture including City Hall and the neo-Gothic Kristiansand Cathedral. The cathedral is worth a quick visit to see the wooden ceiling and organ loft.

Next up we went to the harbour and walked along the seafront to Christiansholm Fortress. It was small and not really what I picture when I think of a fortress, but it was a nice place to sit and enjoy views of the harbour.

On our way back to the ship we walked along the quay by the fish market. It was such an attractive and vibrant area with restaurants, ice cream shops, and a canal. A beautiful spot to enjoy a sunny day!

Day 5: Eidfjord and Hardangerfjord

Note: Eidfjord wasn’t originally on our Norway cruise itinerary and was added more than two months before departure to replace Stavanger, for an unknown reason. While I was initially very disappointed I wouldn’t get to visit Stavanger and do the Pulpit Rock hike, Eidfjord turned out to be a wonderful replacement. 

Eidfjord was our favourite of the cruise ports in Norway we visited. This tiny village at the end of Eid Fjord, an inner arm of the Hardangerfjord, is backed by mountains and a short drive away from three of Norway’s impressive natural wonders- Vøringsfossen (Vøring Falls), the Måbødalen Valley, and Hardangervidda (Hardanger Plateau). 

The natural scenery around Eidfjord and along Hardangerfjord is gorgeous and just what I expected Norway to look like. We saw a lot of the landscape during our morning bus tour that took us to Vøringsfossen in the Måbødalen Valley, the Sysen Dam, and Hardangervidda.

After our tour, we walked around the village and visited the Old Eidfjord Church and its graveyard, some shops, and the bakery for some delicious treats. On a future visit, I’d love to hike the Haereid mountain plateau to see the Iron and Viking Age burial mounds.

Eidfjord Bus Tour- Vøringsfossen, Sysen Dam, Hardangervidda

A bus tour is a hassle-free way to see and learn about the landscape and attractions in the greater Eidfjord area. During the scenic drive from Eidfjord to Hardangervidda our guide shared plenty of interesting information about the local culture, geology, flora, and fauna.

The first stop on our tour was Vøringsfossen, a tiered waterfall that cascades 182 m/597 ft into the Måbødalen Valley, 145 m/475 ft of which is a direct plunge. The waterfall itself is stunning, but the valley below really makes it a spectacular setting that should not be missed.

There are several viewpoints along a rocky, uneven trail, plus a step bridge from which you can admire the falls from different angles. The tour only gave us 35 minutes at the waterfall, which was nowhere near enough time to walk the trails and visit all the viewpoints. 

Next up we visited the Sysen Dam. It was more interesting and scenic than I expected because it was an embankment dam made with only gravel and stones (no concrete) and offered views of the surrounding hills and Hardangerjøkulen, mainland Norway’s sixth largest glacier. We spent 30 minutes here, which was plenty of time to walk along the top of the dam.

From the dam, we drove along National Road 7 across the Hardanger Plateau, the largest eroded plain in Europe. Reaching an elevation of about 1140 m/3740 ft, we got to see Hardangervidda’s characteristic rocky, treeless landscape.

Hardangervidda experiences an alpine climate year-round so there are several species of arctic plants and animals here that are usually found further north. I was hoping to see some wild reindeer, since the plateau is home to a herd of about 8,000, but had no such luck.

I also would have liked to make some photo stops on the plateau, but the only place the bus stopped was at Halne Mountain Lodge where we were served heart-shaped Norwegian waffles. 

Eidfjord Old Church

The Eidfjord Old Church was built out of stone around 1309 with seating for only 100 people. It is now only used for special occasions, but visitors can peek inside to see how it looked in the 18th century. 

The small, pretty graveyard outside has some simple headstones from the 1800s.

Hardangerfjord Scenic Cruising

The so-called “Queen of Fjords”, Hardangerfjord is the second longest fjord in Norway, measuring 179 km from the Atlantic Ocean. 

As our ship glided down Hardangerfjord, we were in awe of the gorgeous scenery framing us. We saw countless waterfalls tumbling down the mountains, orchards nestled along the fertile shoreline, colourful small villages, and scenic arms branching off from the main fjord. We even passed by some fish farms.

Perhaps the most interesting moment was when our ship sailed under the Hardanger Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in Norway. The bridge has a maximum deck height of 55 m/180 ft, so there wasn’t much clearance when our ship went under it!

Day 6: Flåm and Sognefjord

The last port of call on our Norway fjords cruise was Flåm, located at the inner end of the Aurlandsfjord branch of Sognefjord. Flåm is a tiny village of only a couple hundred residents, but because it welcomes around 450,000 visitors per year, it felt a little “touristy” compared to the other cruise ports in Norway we visited.

Flåm and the surrounding area are known for its steep fjords and valleys, abundance of waterfalls, and green meadows dotting the countryside. There are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, sightseeing fjord cruises, and visits to scenic viewpoints, but the most popular excursion in Flåm is a ride on the Flåm Railway.

The Flåm Railway excursion sells out quickly, so my mom and I chose two other enjoyable activities- I went kayaking in Nærøyfjord while she went on a bus and boat tour of Nærøydalen (Naeroy Valley) and Nærøyfjord. After my kayaking trip I wandered around the Fretheim Cultural Park.

Kayaking Nærøyfjord

Flåm was the place on our Norway cruise itinerary I was most looking forward to visiting because I wanted to kayak in Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site .

As the narrowest arm of the Sognefjord, Nærøyfjord is only 250 m/820 ft wide in places. Its towering rock walls, tall waterfalls, and hanging valleys are exceptionally beautiful, making Nærøyfjord an outstanding landscape for kayaking.

Our tour group paddled about 12 km round trip, going from the village of Gudvangen to a little beach across the fjord from Tuftefossen waterfall. After a provided lunch on shore, we paddled back to Gudvangen.

I loved kayaking Nærøyfjord so much, even though the rudder on my kayak wasn’t set up properly and the local guides were a bit disorganized and didn’t add much to the experience. Regardless of some downsides, this was a thoroughly enjoyable excursion and I’m thankful for the perfect weather!

Bus and Boat Tour of Nærøyfjord and the Naeroy Valley

While I was kayaking down Nærøyfjord my mom went on a sightseeing cruise of Nærøyfjord then a bus tour of the Naeroy Valley.  

Departing from Flåm on the Vision of the Fjords, she sailed through Aurlandsfjord then down the entire 17 kilometres (10.5 miles) of Nærøyfjord. Over the course of two hours, the boat passed by fjord villages and steep mountains, even getting up close to a waterfall.

After arriving at Gudvangen, the group transferred to a bus and then drove up Norway’s steepest road, the winding Stalheimskleiva, to the historic Stalheim hotel for tea and pastries. The hotel had a stunning view of the Naeroy Valley and after seeing her pictures, I was sad I missed it!

Fretheim Cultural Park

On the hill behind the Fretheim Hotel, directly in front of where the cruise ships dock, is the Fretheim Cultural Park. The park has 1.6 kilometres/1 mile of trails that lead to viewpoints and artworks. 

Unfortunately, I didn’t get to walk the entire trail because of heavy rain, but I did enjoy the misty views of the harbour.

Sognefjord Scenic Cruising

Our 12 hour day in Flåm ended with an evening cruise along Sognefjord. Nicknamed the “King of the Fjords”, Sognefjord is the longest and deepest fjord in Norway, stretching 205 km/127 mi from the ocean and reaching a depth of 1308 m/4291 ft below sea level.

As we’d now come to expect from previous days cruising the Norwegian fjords, we saw tall cliffs and mountains, waterfalls, small towns, and several smaller fjords branching off from Sognefjord. The scenery, even under a gloomy sky, was a wonderful send-off from Norway.

Day 7: At Sea- Cruising to Amsterdam

Our Holland America Norway cruise itinerary ended with a day at sea sailing back to Amsterdam. This last sea day gave us one final opportunity to enjoy the ship’s amenities, take part in some more activities, and try another specialty restaurant.

Norway Cruise Review- Final Thoughts About Our Norway Fjords Cruise

We really enjoyed our cruise to Norway and thought it was not only a great introduction to the country, but a relaxing and budget-friendly way to visit Norway for the first time.

While cruising Norway we got to float down some of the most beautiful Norwegian fjords and their smaller arms. I loved the steep walls of rock framing the fjords and the towering waterfalls tumbling down. I’ve always been amazed at how glaciers can dramatically shape a landscape and the Norwegian fjords were a great reminder of the power of nature.

Just as delightful as the natural scenery were the ports of call on our Norway fjord cruise. I especially liked visiting the small fjord villages, but was also pleasantly surprised by Oslo. 

One thing I noticed about the cruise ports in Norway we visited was that the port areas were not at all (or significantly less) touristy than the Caribbean cruise I went on. We just stepped off the ship and into a community that wasn’t putting on a show for tourists or trying hard to get their money. So refreshing!

The time we had in port was pretty good, as far as cruises go, and I think most people would be satisfied with it. However, as someone who wants to do all the things in all the places, I wish we had 10-12 hours at each stop.

As for our Norway cruise itinerary, it included a mix of well-known/popular destinations and some places I was unfamiliar with and wouldn’t have thought to go if I was travelling independently. We liked everywhere we visited and would even go back to a few places. I would have loved to go further north and visit more destinations in Norway, so maybe next time we’ll choose a longer cruise.

On this Norway cruise with Holland America Line, there was a nice balance between the destination and ship amenities. On some cruises, the ship takes centre stage and the destinations feel like an afterthought. Not in this case- the focus was definitely on Norway, but the ship experience wasn’t overlooked. Rotterdam was an attractive, comfortable mid-sized ship that kept us entertained, but Holland America also made sure to include some presentations, live narration, movies, and menu items that highlight Norway and Scandinavian culture.

For me, the only thing that this specific cruise lacked was a proper hiking excursion. I would have loved to venture out on a day hike with a local guide to be more immersed in nature. At least there were several other active, outdoor adventure-type excursions to do in each port of call. 

Overall, I’m very happy that I was able to enjoy a Norway cruise as someone who prefers independent travel. It was nice for once not to have to worry about how to get around, where to eat, where to stay etc. My mom has always loved cruising and this experience was no different. We definitely recommend a cruise if you want an easy, stress-free, and affordable way to see the Norwegian fjords.

Tips for Going on a Norway Cruise

Here are a few tips for making the most of a Norway fjords cruise:

Staterooms: We recommend getting a balcony room if your budget allows. I loved stepping out onto our balcony first thing in the morning to check out the scenery and have my room service breakfast. If I saw a nice view while we were getting ready in the morning or for dinner, I could quickly get outside to take pictures. A balcony room also gives you a place to relax outdoors away from the crowds. 

Port Services: Most destinations had visitor centres at or near the port area where you could pick up a map and get some information about things to see and do.

• Some of the port areas also had places where you could rent a car.

Shore Excursions: If you’re interested in doing some of the cruise company’s shore excursions, we recommend booking them as soon as possible because they do sell out. In our experience, some excursions were sold out two months before sailing (the Flåm Railway being one). 

• You don’t have to book a shore excursion from the ship (they can be pricey). As an alternative, you can reserve tours and activities with local guides and companies online here . 
• If you prefer, you can also walk around the ports of call on your own or rent a car to explore further afield.

I was hosted by Holland America Line in order to bring you this story. As always, I speak only the truth and hosts have no editorial influence on articles.

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