A spectacular voyage examining the inseparable links between Norway’s rich heritage and the sea, exploring how both have shaped the modern life of its coastal communities.
Combining the Voyage North and the Voyage South, the Classic Round Voyage is the ultimate way to truly discover Norwegian shores.Joining the ship in Bergen, you embark on the classic journey taking you from the beautiful south, to the wild and remote north, then back again. With regular optional excursions along the way, the ports you pass at night time on your northbound voyage are visited by day on your return south, ensuring you get to fully experience this fascinating coast. More time on board increases your chances of seeing the magical Northern Lights.
Fly to Bergen, the cultural gateway to the fjords, embark and enjoy the relaxed ambience of life on board and an opportunity to meet fellow passengers as you take in the coastal landscapes. (D)
Arrive at the Art Nouveau town of Ålesund where you have the option to explore this pretty town on a walking tour. (B, D)
Continuing north you head for the medieval city of Trondheim, whose colourful history is reflected in its handsome civic architecture. (B, D)
Crossing the Arctic Circle you continue to the modern town of Bodø before sailing to the glorious Lofoten Islands and their stylish capital, Svolvær. (B, D)
A relaxing morning at sea precedes your arrival in Tromsø, the capital of the Arctic. Modern shops and cafés provide a vibrant contrast to the stunning stained glass window of the Arctic Cathedral, whilst the Polar Museum and Polaria centre explore Arctic life over the centuries. (B, D)
Following an early call at Hammerfest you arrive in Honningsvåg, the portal to the wonders of the spectacular North Cape. (B, D)
The coastline becomes more dramatic as you approach Kirkenes, just a few kilometres from the Russian border and the Saami communities of Northern Finland. Turning south – the northbound ports visited by night are now seen by day. (B, D)
Hammerfest, the world’s most northerly town is your first major stop. Learn more about this town and its famous Royal and Ancient Polar Bear Society before continuing to Tromsø.(B, D)
An early arrival in the medieval city of Trondheim gives you an opportunity to explore and maybe visit the Nidaros Cathedral.The voyage then continues out of the Trondheimsfjord and past Hitra Island, making brief calls at Kristiansund and Molde before a midnight call at Ålesund. (B, D)
Arrival in Bergen sees the end of this magnificent journey and it’s time to say good-bye to the ship and “på gjensyn” (until we meet again) to friends, fellow passengers and our crew.
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Your holiday price includes: voyage in unspecified twin cabin half board and a fuel surcharge of £55ppNot included: Flights, transfers, travel insurance, luggage handling, optional excursions. 2011/12 prices
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