Bergen
Bergen
Docks a walk from BryggenThe Hanseatic wharf, the fish market and the Fløibanen funicular are all within a mile. Rain is likely; it does not much matter.
8 – 10 hours ashoreFunicular before the crowds
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Norwegian Fjords
Scenery you watch from the ship rather than go ashore for, with long light and small, walkable ports.
Season
May – Sep
Typical length
7 – 12 nights
Daylight
Up to 20 hrs
Sea temp
Cold — bring layers
The fjords are the one destination where the best hours are spent on deck, not ashore. Ships sail into Geirangerfjord at breakfast and Nærøyfjord in the evening light, and the right cabin — a balcony, port or starboard depending on the run — is worth more here than on any other route we sell.
Ports are small, safe and easily walked, which suits older travelers and anyone who dislikes the organized-excursion machinery of the Caribbean. Pack for four seasons in a day: it can be 68°F in Flåm and hailing two hours later up the Flåmsbana railway.
Port guides
Geiranger
Geiranger
Tender portThe sail-in past the Seven Sisters falls is the reason to choose this itinerary. Ashore, the Dalsnibba viewpoint is the one excursion worth the money.
7 hours ashoreBe on deck for the approach
Flåm
Flåm
Docks in the villageA village of 400 people at the head of Aurlandsfjord, and the start of the Flåmsbana — the steepest standard-gauge railway in the world.
8 hours ashoreReserve the railway before you sail
Tromsø
Tromsø
Docks in the centerThree hundred miles inside the Arctic circle, with the midnight sun in June and a genuine shot at the aurora from September.
6 – 8 hours ashoreArctic Cathedral at midnight
Sailings to Norwegian Fjords
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