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Norwegian Fjords

The majestic Norwegian Fjords are iconic symbols of the beauty of traditional Norway. A destination where time moves at its own pace, and there is no better way to take in the awe-inspiring beauty of this UNESCO-protected environment than from the deck of a cruise ship.

A cruise to the Norwegian Fjords is more than just sailing the quiet and still waters of the Fjords; it‘s about witnessing the breathtaking scenery and natural beauty, from snow-capped mountains to crashing waterfalls. It’s about experiencing the local culture and cuisine and getting a chance to spot some of the most majestic animals in the world. Cruising to the heart of nature, you‘ll get to witness UNESCO-World Heritage sites, hidden coves and idyllic towns; experiences that are on most people’s bucket lists.

Cruise ship in the Norwegian Fjords

Seeing the Northern Lights in Norway

In the north, you have colourful pockets of beauty, like Tromsø and Alta. Alta is known for being the world's northernmost city and is an ideal location for those who want to catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis dance in the night sky.

If you wish to view the Aurora Borealis, the best time to cruise is early or later in the year, and Northern Lights cruises mainly take place in February, March, October and November, to align with the prime viewing period.

The Norwegian Fjords winding between mountains

Exploring the Ports of Norway

The Norwegian Fjords are just brimming with incredible contrasts and stunning vistas. There are more than a thousand fjords in Norway, but most of the iconic ones - those you may have seen on the postcards, like the Nærøyfjord, the Sognefjord, the Lysefjord, and the Geirangerfjord - are located in the Fjord Norway region. The fjords resemble still blue lakes, but consist of saltwater - they are prolonged arms of the seas, often reaching deep inland with majestic cliffs towering above on both sides. Even though the fjords are often intertwined, and you can sail from one fjord to another or back into the sea, visiting the fjords can make you feel like you are in a secluded universe. There are small villages spread throughout, and trails for both glacier walks and mountain hikes are plentiful.

The fjords feature pristine scenery and charming villages and they are tinselled with thousands of lazy waterfalls. Norway is also one of the best places to view the astonishing natural phenomenon that is the Northern Lights and other wonderful places to visit in Norway include Narvik, Bodo and the beautiful Lofoten Islands. We also love the breathtaking landscapes of Skjolden, the very quaint village of Nordfjordeid, Haugesund‘s Viking heritage and Kristiansund’s art nouveau Opera House.

The south is home to vibrant cities that are beloved by cruisers, including the likes of Alesund and Stavanger. One popular port is Bergen, home to Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its iconic wood-clad buildings. The history doesn‘t stop there, as you can also marvel at Europe’s northernmost cathedral here.

Icebergs in the water in Norway

Which Lines Cruise to Norway

There is an exceptional array of luxury cruises to Norway and luxury expedition cruise opportunities that visit the Norwegian Fjords.

If you just wish to dip your toes in the water, there are many seven-night Norwegian fjords cruises available throughout the spring and summer round-trip from UK ports These are provided by Cunard, P&O Cruises, Fred. Olsen, Hurtigurten, Princess and more.

Geirangerfjord and surrounding water

If you wish to experience a more in-depth Fjords cruise, we can help you find itineraries over 14 nights - we even have some sailings that'll give you more than a month to explore this incredible region.

Many of these longer cruises still depart from the UK, meaning you won't need to travel far to start your voyage. Alternatively, we offer fly-cruises to Norway for those who are happy to travel to their departure port.

Snowcapped mountains in Lofoten

Regardless of whether you are planning a seven-night Norwegian Fjords cruise or an epic adventure to this part of the world lasting many weeks, the luxury cruise experts at The Sovereign Cruise Club look forward to assisting you in planning the perfect Norwegian Fjords for you. As always, we cannot wait to share our knowledge of these incredible destinations with you and, as always, provide you with guaranteed best prices on your luxury cruise line choices.