Norway and Svalbard cruise

Enjoy a relaxing journey through the spectacular landscapes that surround the Nordfjord, one of Norway’s most striking fjord regions. Settle into your seat as you depart from Nordfjordeid and travel through charming villages, rolling valleys, and dramatic mountain scenery. Your route includes photo stops at the impressive Kvalen and Nos viewpoints, each offering breathtaking panoramas from more than 1,600 feet above sea level. From these lofty vantage points, take in sweeping views of Nordfjord, Norway’s sixth-longest fjord, carved deep into the landscape by ancient glaciers. Continuing along the fjord, your drive turns inland toward the remarkable Hornindal Lake. Known as Europe’s deepest lake at 1,686 feet, Hornindal is also celebrated as the continent’s clearest, thanks to its pure, glacier-free waters. With serene lake views framed by snow-capped mountains, your scenic journey loops back toward Nordfjordeid, concluding a tranquil exploration of Norway’s natural beauty. Please Note: Tour is mainly panoramic by bus with some photo stops.

Begin your excursion in Eid and travel toward the beautiful Briksdal Valley, enjoying stunning views of mountains, green valleys, and the Nordfjord. The route passes the deep waters of Hornindalsvatn before reaching the charming village of Olden, then continues along the turquoise shores of Lake Oldevatn to Briksdal Mountain Inn. Here you will transfer to a quiet, electric troll car, which carries you through the valley and up toward Jostedalsbreen National Park. The 15-minute ride winds past rivers and waterfalls, beginning with a short steep section before leveling out. At the park entrance, leave the troll car and walk the final 500 meters to the viewpoint overlooking the impressive Briksdal Glacier. After admiring the glacier’s dramatic ice and mountain scenery, return to the inn for lunch before heading back to Eid. The return journey follows the scenic Nordfjord, passing through the peaceful villages of Loen and Stryn as your day in glacier country comes to an end. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Experience the thrill of a RIB safari on the Nordfjord, combining high-speed adventure with stunning fjord scenery. Your captain and guide will meet you just outside the cruise gate, where you’ll be equipped with a flotation suit, life jacket, and goggles before boarding the RIB. After a safety briefing, cruise out of Nordfjordeid harbour, enjoying excellent views of the village and the ship before the pace picks up out on the open fjord. Surrounded by towering mountains and deep blue water, feel the excitement as the RIB accelerates, with stops along the way for photos and local storytelling. Visit a salmon farm, taste Norwegian chocolate, sample fresh glacier water at a waterfall, and learn how the region harnesses hydropower. As you explore deeper into the fjord, admire traditional farms, dramatic peaks rising 1,500 metres above the water, and—if you’re lucky—spot sea eagles or porpoises. Enjoy a tasting of local apple juice and brown goat cheese before the captain opens the throttle for a final high-speed run across Eidsfjord, returning to Nordfjordeid at up to 50 knots. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Descubra la propia «Lengua del Troll» de Nordfjordeid: la dramática saliente rocosa de Galten, que se proyecta en lo alto sobre el fiordo. Similar a la famosa Trolltunga pero con mucha menos gente, Galten ofrece uno de los miradores más impresionantes y fotogénicos de la región. Su aventura comienza con un traslado en minibús de unos 45 minutos por carreteras junto al fiordo, pasando por granjas tradicionales y pequeñas localidades. Al acercarse a Folkestad, el paisaje se vuelve cada vez más impactante, con montañas escarpadas que se elevan directamente desde el agua. Desde el inicio del sendero, emprenda una caminata de ida y vuelta de aproximadamente 5 km, subiendo durante cerca de una hora por un tranquilo bosque de abedules y pinos con vistas ocasionales al fiordo. En la cima, suba a Galten, una audaz formación rocosa que crea la emocionante sensación de estar al borde del mundo. Disfrute de unos 20 minutos para hacer fotos y admirar la amplia panorámica del fiordo antes de iniciar el suave descenso y regresar al punto de partida. Se requiere un número mínimo de participantes; la excursión puede cancelarse o estar sujeta a cambios de precio si no se alcanza.

Discover why the Geirangerfjord is considered one of Norway’s most breathtaking natural wonders, with its towering mountains, glittering glaciers, and dramatic waterfalls. Your tour begins in the charming village of Geiranger, one of the country’s most beloved fjord resorts, before your coach ascends the winding mountain road that reveals a constantly shifting panorama of farms, lakes, rivers, and steep valley walls. Climbing past Lake Djupvatn and navigating a series of hairpin bends, you’ll reach the summit of Mount Dalsnibba, where a spectacular viewpoint offers sweeping vistas of the Geirangerfjord far below and the majestic peaks surrounding it. On your descent back toward the fjord, stop at the famous Flydal Viewpoint—the perfect spot to capture the classic postcard image of Geiranger, complete with your ship anchored in the bay. Your journey continues with a visit to the Norwegian Fjord Centre, where engaging exhibits tell the story of life in this remote region. Learn about the engineering triumph of the Geiranger road, the challenges faced by generations living on isolated mountain farms, and the natural forces that shaped the fjord landscape. After exploring the centre and its outdoor displays, return directly to the quayside.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Geirangerfjord from the water itself on this unforgettable kayaking adventure. Begin with a short walk to the kayak base camp, where friendly instructors will equip you with gear and provide a safety briefing along with basic paddling techniques. Once on the water, glide silently across the fjord, surrounded by towering cliffs, dramatic waterfalls, and the serene atmosphere of this spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy approximately two hours of peaceful paddling as you take in the grandeur of the landscape from a truly unique perspective. After your time on the fjord, return to shore, hand back your equipment, and enjoy a leisurely walk back to the pier—refreshed, inspired, and enriched by one of Norway’s most iconic natural settings. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Your adventure begins at the pier, where you’ll be met by your guide and walk a short 200 metres to board the RIB. After a quick safety briefing, you’ll suit up in a water- and windproof flotation suit—then it’s time to experience the Geirangerfjord like never before. As the RIB accelerates, feel the rush of freedom and excitement with the wind in your face, while your driver adds thrilling manoeuvres to elevate the adrenaline. But the tour isn’t only about speed—your captain will slow down at key points to share stories of the small, remote mountain farms clinging to the cliffs of the fjord. You’ll also get unforgettable up-close views of the famous Seven Sisters Waterfall and the delicate Bridal Veil Waterfall, their cascades plunging dramatically down the mountainsides. It’s an exhilarating mix of natural beauty, high-speed fun, and fascinating fjord history—an experience you won’t soon forget. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Descubra el encanto de Geiranger, un pequeño y pintoresco pueblo con una rica historia y algunos de los paisajes más dramáticos del mundo. Comience con un paseo guiado por el centro del pueblo, donde su guía compartirá apreciaciones sobre la vida cotidiana en esta icónica comunidad del fiordo. Al dejar la orilla atrás, continúe a lo largo del río Storelva y emprenda el ascenso por el impresionante Paseo de la Cascada, una escalinata de 327 peldaños que asciende junto al agua impetuosa. A lo largo del trayecto, deténgase en varias plataformas y miradores aireados que ofrecen vistas extraordinarias del fiordo de Geiranger y las montañas circundantes. Su ascenso culmina en la poderosa cascada Storfossen, donde disfrutará de la rara oportunidad de caminar detrás de su atronador telón de agua. Aunque la escalinata es empinada y exige esfuerzo, la mezcla de naturaleza salvaje y arquitectura ingeniosa convierte esta experiencia en algo inolvidable. Participación mínima requerida; la excursión puede cancelarse o sufrir cambios de precio si no se alcanza.

Discover Trondheim, one of Norway’s oldest and most historically significant cities, founded in 997 by the Viking king Olav Tryggvason. Today, Trondheim is a vibrant community of around 190,000 residents, where ancient heritage blends seamlessly with modern life. From the pier, your tour begins with a drive through the bustling city center, passing the market square and its statue of the city’s Viking founder before arriving at the magnificent Nidaros Cathedral. Built in the 12th century, this Gothic masterpiece is Scandinavia’s largest medieval church and once ranked among Europe’s most important pilgrimage destinations. Just behind the cathedral stands the Archbishop’s Palace, a fortified complex dating from the Middle Ages and former seat of Norway’s Catholic Archbishop until the Reformation in 1537. Rejoining the coach, admire views of the picturesque Old Town Bridge and the colorful wooden warehouses lining the river as you head toward Sverresborg Folk Museum. This open-air museum showcases the traditional urban and rural culture of the Trøndelag region, with historic buildings relocated and reassembled to illustrate centuries of local life and architecture. Enjoy a guided visit through selected houses and exhibits before returning to the pier.

Discover Trondheim from a unique perspective on a 75-minute kayak tour along the scenic Nidelva River. After a short transfer, receive a safety briefing to ensure a comfortable experience, making this tour suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. Accompanied by a knowledgeable kayak guide, glide through the calm waters and take in the stunning waterfront views. Paddle beneath the iconic Old City Bridge, admire the majestic Nidaros Cathedral, and pass by the city’s famous colorful wooden warehouses lining the riverbanks. The blend of historic architecture and lush greenery creates a picturesque backdrop as you explore Trondheim from the water. Whether you’re seeking adventure or a peaceful way to soak in the sights, this relaxing yet exciting excursion offers a memorable way to experience the city's charm. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Trondheim was founded in 997 AC and was the first capital of Norway. Presently it is the 3rd largest city in Norway, but it is still where the new kings & queens receive their ceremonial blessing. The city centre is situated by the Trondheimsfjord — around the bends at the mouth of the River Nidelva — and is a blend of old and new. From the pier you will walk to the town center, passing through the pedestrian areas towards Nidaros Cathedral. The Cathedral is built on the gravesite of Norway’s patron Saint — and is therefore the original St. Olav’s Church — an important destination for pilgrims before the reformation. The West Wall is richly ornamented in stone. You continue via the Old City Bridge to Bakklandet. In the Bakklandet area most of the houses are small and built from wood by sailors, fishermen and labourers. The charming surroundings close to the city centre have been recognized by modern people that have restored the buildings and moved in, giving the area a new life including small cafés and shops. Among the curiosities in the area are a special bicycle lift — called Trampe — up the steep Brubakken Hill. Entrance to the Cathedral is included as a visit to enjoy at your leisure, not guided. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Step back into the world of the Vikings with an immersive visit to the remarkable longhouse at Borg, one of Lofoten’s most important archaeological sites. Discovered by a farmer in the early 1980s, this ancient homestead is believed to have belonged to a powerful chieftain during the Middle Ages. Today, the site features a beautifully reconstructed longhouse—an impressive 272-foot structure—where exhibitions bring Viking daily life, craftsmanship, and culture vividly to life. Your visit also includes the nearby Tufta excavation site, where ground markings reveal the original layout of turf walls and supporting pillars uncovered during archaeological digs. As you explore both the reconstruction and the authentic remains, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how Vikings lived, worked, and ruled in this remote region. Outside, meet some of the animals that once sustained Viking communities, including wild boar, fjord horses, and sheep. After time to wander the site and absorb its fascinating history, rejoin your motor coach for the return journey to your ship.

Saddle up for a relaxed horseback ride through the breathtaking landscapes of northern Norway. Located in the heart of the Lofoten archipelago, the island of Gimsøya offers an unforgettable blend of rugged mountains, jagged peaks, dramatic cliffs, and sweeping white-sand beaches. From the pier, enjoy a scenic transfer to a rural horse farm set along the island’s pristine western shoreline. Upon arrival, receive a short introduction before meeting your horse and heading out into the open terrain. As you ride, your guide will share fascinating stories of the island’s ancient past, including sites linked to a pagan temple, Viking-era burial grounds, and the former residence of a powerful Viking chieftain who lived here over a thousand years ago. This settlement is believed to have been home to Tore Hjort, a local leader famously slain by King Olav Tryggvason in the late 10th century. After returning your horse to the stables, enjoy the tranquil surroundings one last time before departing for the short transfer back to your ship. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Viaje por los dramáticos paisajes y los encantadores pueblos pesqueros de las Islas Lofoten, uno de los archipiélagos más impresionantes de Noruega. En la isla de Vestvågøy, altas y escarpadas montañas se elevan bruscamente sobre amplios valles verdes, ensenadas apartadas y prístinas playas de arena blanca — creando un escenario digno de postal en cada giro. Desde Leknes, suba a su autocar y viaje a Einangen, donde hará una pausa para disfrutar de las amplias vistas de Leknes, su buque y las dentadas cordilleras que definen la región. Continúe por la pintoresca carretera costera junto al Storfjorden, pasando por viviendas aisladas y bahías tranquilas que muestran la serena belleza de la vida en la isla. Su trayecto conduce luego al corazón de Vestvågøy hacia Unstad, uno de los pueblos costeros más pintorescos de Lofoten. Deténgase en un mirador sobre la costa para admirar su famosa media luna de arena blanca, flanqueada por colinas verdes y exuberantes y por montañas escarpadas, con las olas del Mar de Noruega rompiendo rítmicamente en la playa. Después de tomar tiempo para contemplar el espectacular paisaje, relájese en el cómodo regreso en coche a Leknes y a su buque que le espera.

Discover Tromsø’s rich polar heritage, striking architecture, and sweeping Arctic views on this memorable excursion. Begin at the Polar Museum, housed in an 1837 waterfront warehouse, where captivating exhibits illuminate the city’s role as a gateway to Arctic exploration. Learn about the daring expeditions of famed Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, who departed from Tromsø on key voyages—including his successful journey to the North Pole in 1926. Continue to the Arctic Cathedral, an architectural icon completed in 1965. Its dramatic, triangular form and soaring white façade have earned it the nickname “Norway’s Opera House.” Inside, the serene interior of clean lines, pale colours, and striking stained-glass accents reflects the cool beauty of the Arctic landscape. Next, ride the Tromsø Fjellheisen cable car to the 1,378-foot summit of Mount Storsteinen, where breathtaking panoramas await. From the viewing platform, admire the city’s colourful buildings, surrounding islands, and the shimmering sea below. After soaking up the views, descend and enjoy a brief panoramic tour of Tromsø on the return to your ship.

Experimente los paisajes árticos únicos del norte de Noruega en una caminata suave adecuada para una amplia gama de niveles de condición física. Salga del muelle en autocar y viaje por la isla boscosa de Tromsøya, donde la ciudad fue fundada en 1794. Pase por modernos suburbios y el aeropuerto de Langnes antes de cruzar el puente Sandnessund para llegar a la escarpada isla de Kvaløya («Isla Ballena»), conocida por sus picos dramáticos que se elevan por encima de los 1.000 metros. Una breve conducción le llevará al Centro de la Naturaleza, hogar de los aventureros Tove Sørensen y Tore Albrigtsen, su equipo y más de 300 entusiastas huskies de Alaska. Ambos anfitriones son reconocidos por sus logros en carreras de resistencia ártica, incluida la carrera Finnmark de 1.000 km y la legendaria Iditarod de 1.842 km. Aunque no se puede garantizar su presencia, su espíritu se percibe en todo el centro. Al llegar, disfrute del tiempo para conocer a los amistosos huskies y a los juguetones cachorros. Con la orientación de un guía experimentado en actividades al aire libre, emprenderá una caminata relajada por un terreno ártico ondulado. Si lo desea, podrá llevar "su propio" husky durante la caminata —un compañero memorable mientras explora las colinas abiertas y el aire fresco del norte. Después de la caminata, regrese al Centro de la Naturaleza para tomar café y pastel servidos dentro de un lavvo tradicional, una tienda de campaña de estilo sámi. Poco después, será el momento de despedirse de sus amigos de cuatro patas y regresar al barco. Se requiere un número mínimo de participantes; el tour puede cancelarse o estar sujeto a cambios de precio si no se alcanza.

Disfrute de la emoción de una aventura en RIB a alta velocidad mientras se desliza por las vías navegables que rodean Tromsø, contemplando los dramáticos paisajes del Ártico a lo largo del recorrido. Al navegar por canales resguardados y tramos abiertos de mar, tendrá excelentes oportunidades para avistar la fauna local mientras disfruta de un trayecto estimulante. Su guía compartirá relatos fascinantes sobre la historia y la cultura de Tromsø, así como sobre los animales que habitan esta región septentrional. Mantenga la vista en el cielo para ver águilas marinas planeando y observe el agua para detectar las elegantes siluetas de las marsopas comunes que a veces emergen cerca. Unos prismáticos pueden realzar la experiencia, aunque no son imprescindibles. Esta excursión dinámica combina la aventura trepidante con la belleza natural y la fauna de la Noruega ártica: una forma inolvidable de explorar Tromsø desde el mar. Se requiere un número mínimo de participantes; la excursión podrá ser cancelada o estar sujeta a cambios de precio si no se alcanza.