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Kreuzfahrt durch die norwegischen Fjorde – mit Smithsonian Journeys
Bergen - Oslo
Datum:
04.06.2026
bis
11.06.2026
Tage
Nächte an Bord
Inkl. Landausflug oder Aktivität in jedem Hafen + Transfers
Auf dieser Kreuzfahrt ist die Bordsprache ausschließlich Englisch.
In Zusammenarbeit mit Smithsonian Journeys.
Diese Kreuzfahrt gehört zu einer besonderen Auswahl von PONANT Reisen, die speziell für englischsprachige Gäste konzipiert wurden. Neben den gewohnten Elementen einer PONANT Reise, umfassen die aufgeführten Preise für diese Kreuzfahrten Transfers zum und vom Schiff, Vorträge und Diskussionen an Bord mit Weltklasse-Experten, und einen Landausflug oder eine Aktivität in jedem Hafen, bei denen die Gäste die Sehenswürdigkeiten und vieles mehr entdecken und in die unbekannte Kultur eintauchen können.
Kommen Sie an Bord der Le Lapérouse zu einer 8-tägigen Kreuzfahrt mit PONANT. Eine außergewöhnliche Route führt Sie in die Schönheit der Norwegischen Fjorde.
Die Reise beginnt in Bergen, berühmt für das Hanseviertel Bryggen, das zum Welterbe der UNESCO zählt und noch zahlreiche Spuren der reichen Geschichte der von den Wikingern erbauten Stadt trägt.
Zuerst laufen Sie Ålesund an. Die Stadt ist berühmt für ihr nach einem verheerenden Brand im Jahr 1904 im Jugendstil wieder aufgebautes Stadtzentrum. Sehenswert ist auch der Atlantikpark, ein einzigartiges Aquarium mit dem Meeresleben von Norwegens Atlantikküste.
Sie fahren durch den Geirangerfjord, der zum Welterbe der UNESCO zählt, nach Geiranger und erkunden die Fjordregion auf dem Landweg. Nach einem Stopp im Jostedalsbreen National Park Centre kehren Sie in Hellesylt auf das Schiff zurück. Oder Sie fahren in die Berge und kosten Ziegenkäse und Karamellen auf einem Bauernhof.
Es geht weiter nach Olden. Von diesem malerischen kleinen Städtchen aus, das nur wenige Kilometer vom Jostedalsbreen Nationalpark mit einer der letzten Eiskappen Europas liegt, können Sie den herrlichen Briksdal Gletscher bewundern.
Dann fährt die Le Lapérouse nach Stavanger. Das rekonstruierte Eisenzeitdorf in Ullandhaug führt Sie in das Leben der frühesten Bewohner Norwegens ein. Die unberührte Küstenwildnis der Region bietet auch die Möglichkeit zu einer erquickenden Wanderung. Am Nachmittag fahren Sie durch den wunderschönen Lysefjord.
Von Arendal aus besuchen Sie das Eisenhüttenmuseum Næs, das die Entwicklung der Eisenproduktion zwischen 1665 und 1959 zeigt, und halten in Tvedestrand, einem charmanten Dorf mit weißen Holzhäusern. Oder besuchen Sie den Raet Nationalpark, der 2016 gegründet wurde, um die einzigartige Topografie der Region zu schützen.
Ihre letzter Anlaufhafen ist Göteborg in Schweden. Als Heimat von Volvo rühmt sich die Stadt des Volvo Museums, in dem alle seit 1927 produzierten Modelle der berühmten Automarke ausgestellt sind. Das beeindruckende Museum der Schönen Künste umfasst Werke von Carl Larsson, Edvard Munch, Anders Zorn, Van Gogh, Picasso, Chagall und Monet.
Ihre Kreuzfahrt endet in Oslo, der pulsierenden Hauptstadt Norwegens.
Ref : BO3345US - ER040626
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- 24-Stunden-Roomservice
- Butler-Service und Priority Boarding: Owner Suite, Grand Deluxe Suite, Privilege Suite,
Prestige Suite auf Deck 6
- Kostenfreier Internetanschluss und WLAN-Zugang (Verfügbarkeit abhängig vom Navigationsgebiet)
- Individuell einstellbare Klimaanlage
- Kleiderschrank mit Regalen und Staufläche
- Frisiertisch und Haartrockner
- Auswahl hochwertiger Pflegeprodukte von Diptyque Paris
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Ideal clothes for life on board:
During the days spent on board, you are advised to wear comfortable clothes or casual outfits. The entire ship is air-conditioned, so a light sweater, a light jacket or a shawl may be necessary. When moving about in the public areas of the ship and the decks, light but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Informal evening:
In the evening, you are advised to wear smart-casual attire, especially when dining in our restaurants where wearing shorts and tee-shirts is not allowed.
For women:
- Simple dress
- Skirt or trousers
- Blouse
- Polo
For men:
- Pleated trousers or chinos
- Sports jacket
- Shirt
- Polo
Officer’s evening:
For all cruises longer than 8 nights, an Officer’s Evening with a white dress code may be organized. Therefore, we encourage you to bring a stylish white outfit for the occasion (otherwise black and white).
Gala evening:
During the cruise, two gala evenings will be organised on board. Thus, we recommend that you bring one or two formal outfits.
For women:
- Cocktail attire
- Evening dress (if you wish to)
For men:
- Dark suit
- Tie recommended, possibly bow tie (if you wish to)
SHOP:
A small shop is available on board offering a wide range of outfits, jewellery, leather goods and many accessories.
A laundry service (washing/ironing) is available on board, but unfortunately there are no dry cleaning services. For safety reasons, your cabin is not equipped with an iron.
ACCESSORIES:
- Polarized sunglasses
- Swimsuit (for the Spa on board)
- Gym wear (fitness)
- Battery charger and memory cards for your camera
- Mobile phone charger
- Hat/cap
HEALTH CARE:
- Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
- Medications and prescriptions
OUTFITS ON BOARD:
- Casual outfits for the day
- Smarter outfits for dinners
- Elegant outfits for Gala evenings
- White or black and white outfit
PRECAUTIONS:
In your hand luggage, remember to bring any medicines that you need, and possibly a small spare bag of toiletries (in case of delay in the delivery of your baggage by the airline). Remember to always have your travel documents with you in case you need them: hotel vouchers, cruise vouchers, return flight tickets... Never leave them in your hold luggage.
All our cabins have a safe. We recommend not to go ashore with valuable jewellery.
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Smithsonian Journeys
Smithsonian Journeys ist das Reiseprogramm der Smithsonian Institution, eine bedeutende US-amerikanische Forschungs- und Bildungseinrichtung, das aus 21 Museen, dem National Zoological Park, Bildungszentren, Forschungseinrichtungen, Kulturzentren und Bibliotheken besteht. Die Kreuzfahrten in gemeinsamer Kooperation stützen sich auf die Ressourcen von Smithsonian, die auf eine 175-jährige Geschichte zurückblicken, und bieten bemerkenswerte Experten und Erfahrungen. Diese Reisen beziehen insbesonders die lokalen Kulturen mit ein und tauchen tiefer in die Geschichte, Küche, Sprache, Umwelt und Tierwelt eines Reiseziels ein. Seit mehr als 50 Jahren ist Smithsonian Journeys in der Kultur verwurzelt und konzentriert sich auf das Eintauchen und Entdecken von Kulturen - mit dem Ziel, Gäste zu inspirieren und zu einem tieferen Verständnis der Orte beizutragen.
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Highlights
- Eine speziell auf englischsprachige Reisende zugeschnittene Reise. Gespräche mit Experten, Transfers vor und nach der Kreuzfahrt und ein Landausflug in jedem Anlaufhafen sind inbegriffen
- Spannende Diskussionen an Bord mit zwei Experten von Smithsonian Journeys, darunter der Archäologe und Geologe Peter Bobrowsky sowie der Skandinavienexperte und Historiker Terje Leiren
- UNESCO-Welterbestätten: Bryggen und der Geirangerfjord
- Erkundung der malerischen Jugenstilstadt Ålesund
- Begegnungen mit dem herrlichen Briksdalsgletscher
- Fahrt auf dem Lysefjord – „Fjord des Lichts“ – flankiert von hoch aufragenden Granitklippen
- Gelegenheiten zum Wandern in unberührten Küstenlandschaften von Stavanger und Arendal aus, auch im Raet-Nationalpark
- Museen, die die Geschichte von der Eisenzeit bis zur Neuzeit dokumentieren: Eisenzeitliches Dorf in Ullandhaug, Eisenhüttenmuseum Næs, Volvo-Museum und das Museum der schönen Künste in Göteborg
Häfen & Landausflüge
4. Juni 2026 - Bergen
Einschiffung 04.06.2026 von 16:00 bis 17:00
Abfahrt 04.06.2026 um 18:00
Die Silhouette der bunten Giebelhäuser ist wohl das bekannteste Bild des mittelalterlichen Norwegens. Die am Byfjord liegende Stadt wird von den umliegenden Höhen dominiert. Im 12. und 13. Jahrhundert war Bergen die Hauptstadt Norwegens und hat einige sehr schöne Denkmäler aus der Zeit der Königshäuser zu bieten. Ein Spaziergang durch Bergen ist wie eine Reise in die Vergangenheit auf der Suche nach verborgenen Schätzen, die zum Weltkulturerbe der UNESCO gehören. Bergen ist ein wahres Freilichtmuseum und die Heimat vieler Künstler: Maler, Töpfer, Juweliere… Besuchen Sie die Altstadt mit ihren engen Gassen, ein Zeugnis der Macht der Hanse, die den Handel in Nordeuropa am Ende des Mittelalters kontrollierte.
5. Juni 2026 - Alesund
Ankunft 05.06.2026 mittags
Abfahrt 05.06.2026 abends
Die von einer Vielzahl kleiner Inseln, Fjordarmen und erhabenen Bergen umgebene Stadt Ålesund überrascht so manchen Besucher. Sie ist nämlich weltweit bekannt für ihre Jugendstil-Architektur. Nach einer verheerenden Brandkatastrophe im Jahre 1904, die große Teile der Stadt vernichtete, wurden die Gebäude von einigen der besten Architekten des Landes im Jugendstil wiederaufgebaut. So wurde die Stadt zu einer der schönsten des Landes. In der Nähe von Ålesund entdecken Sie auch Giske, die Geburtsinsel des berühmten Wikingerchefs Rollo, der die großen nordischen Überfälle auf die Normandie kommandierte, oder die zauberhafte Insel Godøy und das Dorf Alnes, von dem aus Sie einen grandiosen Ausblick auf den Atlantik und die umliegenden Inseln genießen können.
6. Juni 2026 - Geiranger
Ankunft 06.06.2026 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 06.06.2026 mittags
Die Gegend von Geiranger, unumgängliches Etappenziel Norwegens auf halbem Weg zwischen Bergen und Trondheim, ermöglicht Ihnen, die beeindruckende Schönheit einer zum UNESCO-Welterbe erklärten natürlichen Kulisse zu entdecken. Sie können die Pracht der steilen Klippen, der dunklen Felsen und des kristallklaren Wassers bewundern, für die der Ort berühmt ist, wie z. B. den majestätischen und mythischen Wasserfall der Sieben Schwestern. Der Umgebung des Fjordes bietet zahlreiche Ausflugsmöglichkeiten: Die Adlerstraße eröffnet Ihnen eine Panoramaaussicht auf das gesamte Gebiet. Die Besichtigung des Dorfes Geiranger lässt Sie in das Leben der kleinen lokalen Gemeinschaft eintauchen.
6. Juni 2026 - Hellesylt
Ankunft 06.06.2026 am frühen Nachmittag
Abfahrt 06.06.2026 am späten Nachmittag
Das abgelegene Etappenziel Hellesylt, ein kleines Dorf in 20 km Entfernung von der Geiranger Gegend, zeigt Ihnen das pittoreske Gesicht des traditionellen Norwegens. Farbige Häuser, Holzstege, rustikale Läden – Hier können Sie neue Energie tanken und die lokalen Bräuche entdecken. Die Umgebung bietet Ihnen einen prachtvollen Rahmen aus Felsklippen, Bergen und friedlichen Seen. Das Dorf wird von einem Fluss durchquert, dessen reizender Wasserfall in den Fjord mündet.
7. Juni 2026 - Olden
Ankunft 07.06.2026 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 07.06.2026 mittags
Mit den zwei Holzkirchen, eine rot, die andere weiß, und dem herrlichen Blick auf die Mündung des Flusses Oldeelva wartet Olden mit einer Postkartenidylle auf. Dieses kleine Dorf liegt in nur wenigen Kilometern Entfernung vom Jostedalsbreen-Nationalpark mit den letzten Eiskappen Europas und erweist sich als Traumziel, um die bläulichen Zungen des Briksdalsbreen oder Kjenndalsbreen zu entdecken. Bei der Gelegenheit sollten Sie auch einen kleinen Rundgang durch das Museum der Gletscher Norwegens machen. Faszinierend. Weiteres Highlight der Gegend: der See Lovatn und sein türkisfarbenes Wasser, das zur Kontemplation einlädt.
8. Juni 2026 - Kreuzen im Lysefjord
Ankunft 08.06.2026
Abfahrt 08.06.2026
Sie fahren in einen der erstaunlichsten Fjorde Norwegens, eine wundervolle Kulisse, die von wilder Natur mit schwindelerregenden Granitfelsen, kristallklarem Wasser und einer üppigen Vegetation geprägt ist. Der etwa vierzig Kilometer lange Lysefjorden in der Nähe von Stavanger wird von eindrucksvollen Felsen dominiert. Bewundern Sie den weltbekannten Preikestolen (die Kanzel), eine Plattform in über 600 Meter Höhe. Im etwas weiter entfernt gelegenen Dorf Flørli befindet sich die mit 4 444 Stufen höchste Holzleiter der Welt, und Kjerag bietet mit seinem mythischen zwischen zwei Felswänden eingeklemmten Felsbrocken ein unvergessliches Schauspiel.
8. Juni 2026 - Stavanger
Ankunft 08.06.2026 am frühen Nachmittag
Abfahrt 08.06.2026 abends
An der Südwestspitze des Landes befindet sich die Hafenstadt Stavanger mit einer einladenden Atmosphäre. Diese Gastlichkeit entdecken Sie entlang der gepflasterten Gässchen der Altstadt, die etwa 170 historische Holzhäuser zählt, aber auch in dem ständig belebten, modernen Stadtzentrum. Strategischer Platz während der Wikingerzeit Sie haben die Möglichkeit, ein rekonstruiertes Wikingerdorf zu besuchen und das berühmte Denkmal Schwerter im Berg zu entdecken, drei zehn Meter hohe Granitschwerter, die an den Sieg des norwegischen Königs Harald I. im Jahr 872 erinnern.
9. Juni 2026 - Arendal
Ankunft 09.06.2026 mittags
Abfahrt 09.06.2026 abends
Die Hafenstadt Arendal in Südnorwegen gilt als die Ortschaft mit dem besten Klima des ganzen Landes. Die in der Region Sorlandet gelegene Stadt war auch lange für ihre Eisenminen berühmt, die im 19. Jahrhundert ein besonders widerstandsfähiges erdiges Magneteisen lieferten. Lassen Sie sich verzauern von dieser rauen, silbrig und smaragdgrün schimmernden Natur mit ihren riesigen Nadelwäldern und langen Kieselstränden in der Nähe des Raet-Nationalparks, des einzigen Schutzgebiets an der norwegischen Ostküste.
10. Juni 2026 - Göteborg (Gothenburg)
Ankunft 10.06.2026 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 10.06.2026 am frühen Nachmittag
An der schwedischen Westküste, wo sich der Fluss Göta älv mit dem Kattegat verbindet, liegt die überraschende Stadt Göteborg. Die größte Hafenstadt Schwedens ist eine ursprüngliche und gastfreundliche Stadt mit von zahlreichen Grünflächen gesäumten Kanälen und einer reichen maritimen Vergangenheit. Über ihren kommerziellen Einfluss hinaus ist die „Kulturhauptstadt Skandinaviens“ eine perfekte Mischung aus historischen Bauwerken, neoklassizistischer Architektur und Öko-Vierteln mit modernen Stadträumen. In dem Altstadtviertel Haga entdecken Sie im Erdgeschoss von traditionellen Holzhäusern noble Hippie-Modeboutiquen und Cafés im Bohème-Stil.Lassen Sie sich von der evangelisch-lutherischen Masthuggetkirche, einem prächtigen Bauwerk aus dem 18. Jahrhundert auf einem Hügel hoch über der Stadt, verzaubern.
11. Juni 2026 - Oslo
Ankunft 11.06.2026 am frühen Vormittag
Ausschiffung 11.06.2026 um 08:00
Oslo, Hauptstadt von Norwegen, ist eine grüne Stadt. Es ist im Übrigen zum großen Teil dank der zahlreichen Grünanlagen, dass sie über eine sehr hohe Lebensqualität verfügt, der sie ihren Ruf verdankt. Der 80 Hektar große Vigeland-Skulpturenpark und seine 212 unter freiem Himmel ausgestellten Werke, dans Munch-Museum das die nachgelassenen Werke Edvard Munchs enthält, oder auch die Festung Akershus, welche die reiche Geschichte von Oslo symbolisiert, sind bei einer Sightseeingtour ein unbedingtes Muss. In puncto Kultur wartet die Nationalgalerie mit der größten öffentlichen Sammlung an Malereien, Zeichnungen und Skulpturen auf. Und für die Sportbegeisterten bietet das Viertel Holmenkollen mit seinem Skimuseum und seiner historischen Sprungschanze den schönsten Panoramaausblick der Stadt.
Art Nouveau Museum & City Walk
Ålesund, the largest town on the Northwest coast, boasts a beautiful built on three islands close to the ocean and with a backdrop of impressive mountain peaks. A large part of Ålesund was destroyed by fire in 1904 and rebuilt in the so-called Jugend (Art Nouveau) style, typical of the first decade of the 20th century. In fact, it was the German emperor Wilhelm II, a great friend of Norway, who sent masons up to help rebuild the town.
Today Ålesund has a population of approximately 40,000, but the town center is relatively small and easy to cover on foot. Depart on foot and start with a visit to the Art Nouveau Centre, located in the old pharmacy building. The museum provides an interesting insight into the history of the fire in 1904 and the creative Art Nouveau period. After a break for coffee, tea, and cake, continue your walk and learn about the importance of fisheries in Norway's biggest fish-export harbor, and see several examples of the picturesque Art Nouveau-style that has made Ålesund famous as one of the three last Art Nouveau cities in Europe. Proceed uphill to a little, attractive park at the foot of Mount Aksla. Here you will find exotic trees and plants, as well as a memorial stone dedicated to Emperor Wilhelm II, after whom the main street in town is also named. In addition, here stands the statue of the Viking Gange-Rolf who sailed from Ålesund to present day Normandy, France, which is named after the Norwegian settlers. If you choose, walk up a few bends towards Mount Aksla to enjoy a spectacular view. Others can enjoy more time in the park to wander or relax before returning to the pier and your ship.
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This tour is for those looking for light activity and includes approximately 0.25 miles of walking over flat and even surfaces. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
Inbegriffen
Atlantic Ocean Park
Ålesund, the largest town on the Northwest coast, boasts a beautiful setting, built on three islands close to the ocean and with a backdrop of impressive mountain peaks. A large part of Ålesund was destroyed by fire in 1904 and rebuilt in the so-called Jugend (Art Nouveau) style, typical of the first decade of the 20th century. Today it is a bustling town where the fish and furniture industries are the main sources of income.
Board your coach and drive approximately 2 miles to the Atlantic Ocean Park, a unique aquarium dedicated to marine life along the Atlantic coast of Norway, where tanks are built to resemble coastal environments. The largest tank contains over one million gallons of seawater, where you can view marine life through an acrylic panel that is over 10 inches thick, 60 feet long, and 13 feet high. The Park also features an outdoor pool with penguins. The aquarium is in a lovely setting, looking straight out towards Breisundet – the wide sound surrounded by islands and reaching far out the open ocean. Here seals come in regularly to be fed. The Park is currently undergoing renovation, and as of 2022, it will have status as a Marine Science Center with emphasis on how to manage ocean resources.
On the way back to the ship, you can see some of the fine details of the Art Nouveau architecture before heading up to Hessa Viewpoint, where you stop to take in the spectacular view over many islands towards the ocean. After a short drive through the streets of Ålesund, stop at the bustling pedestrian street of Kongens gate before returning to the pier.
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This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 2 miles of walking over paved and cobblestone surfaces with some inclines. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and loose clothing. Please bring a light jacket and rain gear, if necessary. A parent or guardian must accompany children under the age of 16.
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Hiking Sugarlump Mountain
A short drive through Alesund brings you to the base of Sugarlump Mountain, located on the Island of Hessa, where you meet your guide and begin a one-and-a-half-hour hike that starts at 164 feet above sea level and reaches a lookout point at an elevation of 1,000 feet. The first part of the trail is through a forest of pines and birches, and your guide will be happy to answer questions about the local flora and fauna. As you climb higher and the trees thin out, you will have splendid views of the surrounding valleys, Borgundfjord, and the city of Alesund below. The round trip is approximately 2.5 miles over varied terrain, but for those who are in good shape, the effort is well rewarded.
· This is a relatively strenuous excursion. It is not suitable for those with chronic health conditions or whose mobility is limited. Carry bottled water in order to stay hydrated, and wear loose, layered clothing. Sturdy hiking shoes or boots are strongly advised.
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Geiranger to Hellesylt by Land
From the pier, leave Geiranger by coach on a journey of discovery through the countryside in the west of Norway, a land of majestic mountains and emerald-green lakes.
Head for Mount Dalsnibba, climbing up through a beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls, and lakes that follow one after the other, before arriving at Lake Djupvaten. A fantastic spectacle awaits as you enter a world of naked rock, ice, and snow. Your route continues up Mount Dalsnibba to a height of 4,930 feet (1,495 m) from where you will have an exceptional view (weather permitting). At this altitude, all the snow-capped peaks cast light on a scene that appears inaccessible.
After an included lunch in a local restaurant, you will head to the summer ski resort of Tystigen to capture the stunning panorama. Arrive at the Jostedal Glacier National Park Centre to view a film and visit exhibits about the glacier and the surrounding environment. Drive along the shores of Lake Stryn, the emerald-green color of which is so typical of the area, due to the melting Jostedal Glacier that you will see further on. You will continue your route along the River Stryn, an excellent spot for salmon fishing, to Nordfjord and the village of Stryn. Your last stop will be Hornindalsvatnet, one of the deepest lakes in Europe at 1,695 feet (514 m) deep.
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This excursion is for those looking for light activity and includes minimal walking over mostly flat surfaces, depending on how far guests venture during stops. We advise you wear comfortable shoes, bring a windproof jacket, and protect yourself from the sun and rain. Not recommended for guests who suffer from vertigo.
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RIB Tour in Geirangerfjord
You have seen the splendor of Geirangerfjord from the decks of your ship. This excursion is an opportunity to see it up close from a seat in a ten-passenger RIB (rigid inflatable boat).
Follow your guide to the marina where the RIBs are docked. As you put on your water- and wind-proof float suit and life jacket, you will receive safety instructions and then board the boat. Part of this experience is the speed of the boat as it races along the water—wind in your hair and a sense of exhilaration. But the experience is also about getting close up to some of the most famous features of Geirangerfjord—being near enough to the base of the Seven Sisters Waterfall and the Bridal Veil Waterfall, for example, to feel the mist as the falls meet the surface of the fjord.
· This short but intense excursion should not be undertaken by anyone who suffers from back issues or is pregnant. Guests should be in good overall health. A waiver of liability is required to participate.
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From Fjord to Sky by Cable Car
From the pier, drive down the winding road along the fjord to Stryn Lake, your first stop. Take a stroll and view the calming waters of this glacial lake.
Walk back to the coach and drive back towards Loen. Leaving the buses, board the new cable car (inaugurated in 2017) which takes you up to Mount Hoven, 3300 feet above sea level and around 650 feet above the tree line in this part of Norway. Here, enjoy a coffee break and spectacular views of the fjord and villages below, as well as of the surrounding mountain scenery. While at Mount Hoven, you have the opportunity to enjoy a short walk to soak up the scenery around you.
After some time at leisure, return by cable car to Loen where your coach will be waiting to bring you back to the pier in Olden.
- This tour is for those looking for light activity. Walking on this tour is minimal and totals less than ¼ mile. Flat comfortable shoes and a warm, windproof jacket are recommended. This tour will operate in nearly all weather conditions, even if there isn't a good view from the top station and/or it is raining. In case of strong wind, the cable car may be closed on short notice.
Inbegriffen
Briksdal Glacier with Troll Cars
Briksdal Glacier lies at the end of the enchanting Oldedalen Valley and is a part of the Jostedal glacier ice field, which is the largest glacier on the European mainland. The wild glacier is a fantastic work of nature. Its slope plunges from a height of 3,937 feet (1,200 m) down to the lush, narrow Briksdal Valley. Board your coach in Olden. The drive through Oldedalen Valley to Briksdal Glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendors – from wildflowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters and to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your coach will stop at a mountain lodge, where you will board electric “troll cars” (7 seats in each) for a ride from the lodge up to a parking lot to reach the glacier. The troll cars are the only motorized vehicles allowed on this gravel road. En route, you will travel along a river, past a waterfall, and through serpentine bends. From the parking lot, the walk to the face of the Briksdal Glacier is about 0.4 miles and takes about 10 minutes to reach.
Glacial ice only reflects blue light, so the Glacier provides an impressive site. It might be hard to imagine that the ice is in constant motion – and the arms of a glacier can grow or shrink several hundred yards in only a few years, depending on the amount of snow that fell in years past. Sometimes the glacier calves, and huge chunks of ice fall off the edge. Therefore, guests are urged to respect the warning signs that stand near the Glacier for the sake of their security.
Return by foot to the troll cars that will take you back to the lodge and re-board your coach for the drive back to the ship.
- This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 1 mile of walking over gravel paths that are sometimes uneven and include uphill/downhill sections. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes, a sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket, and a waterproof layer. The drive to and from the lodge will go through tunnels, the longest of which is about 0.5 miles long.
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Stavanger Heritage & Petroleum Museum
Stavanger and the surrounding areas have for centuries played a leading part in Norway's maritime history, from the time when the Viking kings battled in Hafrsfjord, through the period of the "white sails" and the steamships, up to modern super-tankers. Stavanger is also the most important oil city in Norway due to its geographical position. Your tour will show you a bit of the city's history.
Pass rich agricultural countryside and arrive at Ullandhaug with its reconstructed farmhouses from the Iron Age for a visit. Here, in 872, the Viking king Harald Haarfagre (the fair-haired) defeated the last of the regional princes and united the 29 small kingdoms under one crown. Thus, the Kingdom of Norway was founded.
To the East, the fertile farmland of Jaeren with the Ryfylke Mountains forms the background. Arriving back in Stavanger, stop for a photo at the cathedral, and opt to participate in a guided walk through Old Stavanger with picturesque, well preserved wooden houses along narrow lanes. Today, this area is considered unique and is the city's most important rehabilitation project.
Re-board your coach and arrive at the modern Petroleum Museum. The striking building is situated in the middle of the harbor. It displays many exhibits from Norway’s relatively new petroleum history. Return to the ship.
- This tour is for those looking for a moderate activity and includes approximately 0.25 miles of walking over uneven surfaces, including over cobblestones, dirt paths, and grass with some incline. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. The coach will drive through several tunnels during the tour; the longest of which is about 0.5 miles long.
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Nordic Walking & Trail Snack
Norway has a long tradition of cross-country skiing, and this technique has been further developed for walking. Nordic walking is a total body version of walking that can be enjoyed both by non-athletes as a health-promoting physical activity and by athletes as a sport. The activity is performed with specially designed walking poles, adapted to each participant. The technique is easy to learn, and you will get a unique workout where most muscles are used combined with a true nature experience.
Begin your tour by walking through the city center and through a residential area towards Godalen on the Storhaug peninsula. Here, a 2-mile coastal walk stretches from one small boat harbor to another. The trail runs in open countryside right beside the fjord and offers a fantastic view over the Gandsfjord and the mountains beyond. There are several lovely beaches along the way, and you will pass large rocky headlands protruding into the fjord.
Relax in a peaceful outdoor area, where you will enjoy one of Norway’s best loved – and one of the simplest – culinary treats, the brown cheese. Together with rye bread and hot beverages, this constitutes a typical Norwegian back-to-the-basics trail snack. Continue back to the ship along the Blue Promenade – a lovely path which goes around the harbor in the city center.
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This tour is moderate but includes approximately 5.5 miles of trail walking over mainly flat, paved and gravel surfaces so participants should be in good walking shape. We recommend you wear sturdy walking shoes and bring a small rucksack to hold any gear. Walking poles will be provided.
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Utstein Monastery & Music Recital
A short distance offshore from Stavanger sits Mosteroy Island, one of a group of islands at the entrance to Boknafjord. It is a tranquil, fertile place — suitable for pasturing sheep and cows and an environment conducive to quiet introspection. The perfect site for Augustinian Friars to establish a monastery in the mid 13th century.
Travel to the island aboard a motorcoach that passes through an underwater tunnel almost 3 miles long and running nearly 700 feet below the surface. Arriving at Mosteroy, you drive through the verdant landscape to reach Utstein Monastery, the best-preserved monastery in Norway.
Utstein is small. There were probably never more than a dozen monks living here at a time. But the staff of the monastery — household servants and those who farmed the land in support of the monks — would have brought the total size of the community to about 250.
The Lutheran Reformation brought the religious life of the monastery to an end. And the buildings were repurposed for secular pursuits until a renovation project was begun in 1937. The restored monastery is now a museum and a popular venue for lectures and recitals.
Your guided visit of the museum and its idyllic grounds will end with a short music recital in the chapel, before you leave the serenity of this place and return to your ship in Stavanger.
- This tour is for those looking for light activity as there is very little walking, however there are approximately 25 steps to negotiate at the monastery. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes, layered clothing, and protect yourself from the sun.
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Næs Ironworks Museum & Tvedestrand
Board your coach for a drive to the Næs Ironworks Museum. The Museum is very well preserved and almost completely intact, consisting of buildings, machinery, and equipment that date back to the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. The ironworks here were operational from 1665 to 1959, and the Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of how iron and steel were produced in days gone by. Enjoy a guided walk through the Museum and a refreshment stop with coffee or tea and munker (a local pastry).
Re-board your coach and drive to the village of Tvedestrand. Proceed with a guided walk through the white wooden houses of the picturesque little village and take a picture of Norway’s narrowest house. Tvedestrand is known as an “international book town” and presents a bookshop on nearly every corner. Enjoy some free time to discover more at your leisure.
Drive back to Arendal along the North Sea Route scenic road which offers fantastic views to the coastline and the ocean.
- This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 0.75 miles of walking over mostly flat surfaces, including cobblestones, sidewalks, and grass. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Hiking in Raet National Park
Raet National Park was established in 2016 to protect the unique topography of the moraine created by the retreat of a massive glacier at the end of the Ice Age. This excursion provides an opportunity to experience this distinctive coastal landscape up close during a refreshing guided walk.
From the pier, a 20-minute drive brings you to Hove, on the southern part of the island of Tromøy. Part of the Raet National Park, the entire area around Hove has been adapted for recreation and includes a variety of trails along the shoreline and through the woodlands that overlook it. Join your guide for an unhurried hike along the coast, where the rocks and boulders left behind by the glacier define the shore, and then into the woods for the return to your starting point.
At the end of this loop, board your coach again for a leisurely hour-long scenic drive back to Arendal and your ship.
- This is a hiking tour for those looking for a higher level of activity and includes 3.75 miles of walking on mostly flat and gravel paths, which can be dirty depending on the weather conditions. Wear hiking shoes or boots and dress in waterproof clothing.
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Arendal Walking Tour
The town of Arendal, once known as the "Venice of Scandinavia" because it was built on islands and networked by canals, enjoyed its greatest prosperity in the 18th and 19th centuries, during the Age of Sail, when it controlled a vigorous trade based on iron and timber from its hinterland. Today, Arendal is a resort town that attracts vacationers from all over Europe.
Your guided walking tour begins with a stroll along the pier, past cafés and restaurants, to one of Arendal's newest attractions (opened just in 2021): a glass elevator that rises through Floyheia Hill and into a glass shaft some 70 feet above the hilltop, with panoramic views of city and its surroundings. Returning to street level, continue your tour into Tylhomen, the old town—an area that preserves much of the character of Arendal's glory days as a maritime center. Walk down stone-paved streets lined with wooden homes painted white or crimson, homes steeped in history that once belonged to wealthy merchants. The old town hall, which was the administrative center of the city from 1844 until 2005, is the tallest wooden building in Norway, and the 3-story Kløckers Hus is a museum filled with period furniture and artifacts.
When you return to the pier, you may follow your guide back to the ship or enjoy some time browsing the shops and restaurants on your own.
· This is a moderate excursion, involving a total of approximately 2.5 miles of walking over mostly flat terrain, but some cobblestones. Sturdy footwear is recommended as is layered clothing, including a rain jacket, hat, and sunscreen.
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Gothenburg City Tour & Museum of Fine Arts
Your panoramic tour of Gothenburg begins with a drive to the Masthuggs Church, built atop a hill overlooking the city and the busy port below. Continue to Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall, and the Municipal Theater are grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea.
Disembark your motorcoach here for a guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts. Its collection is regarded as one of the finest in Northern Europe, featuring works of Carl Larsson, Edvard Munch, Anders Zorn, Van Gogh, Picasso, Chagall, Monet, Rembrandt, others. But it is perhaps best known for its superb collection of Nordic art from the turn of the 20th century. A docent will guide you through the magnificent Fürstenberg Gallery, made possible when Pontus Fürstenberg and his wife donated their entire private collection to the city of Gothenburg. Their wing of the museum is almost an exact replica of the original gallery. You will have some time at leisure before leaving the museum.
From Götaplatsen, your tour proceeds along Avenyn, the main street and Grand Boulevard of Gothenburg, lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. You will pass through Gustav Adolf’s Square, site of City Hall, the Court House, and the Stock Exchange, before arriving at Haga, a pedestrian district known for its picturesque wooden houses and its charming 19th-century atmosphere. After your guided walking tour, you will have time to explore on your own or take a cup of coffee at one of the many cafés before rejoining your coach for the drive back to the pier.
- This is a moderate excursion including 1.25 miles of walking, mostly on flat surfaces but with some steps. The streets in the Haga district are cobblestone. We recommend comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing.
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Gothenburg City Tour & Canal Cruise
This excursion affords two different perspectives on Gothenburg, as you experience it from both land and water.
Your panoramic tour of Sweden's second largest city begins with a drive to the Masthuggs Church, built atop a hill overlooking the city and the busy port below. Continue to Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall and the Municipal Theater are grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea. Your drive continues as you pass by Liseberg Amusement Park, the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Center, the Scandinavium and Ullevi Arenas, as well as Feskekörka ("fish church'), Gothenburg's famous landmark fish market and restaurant complex.
At Kungsbroplatsen, at the edge of Gothenburg's 17th-century canal system, leave your coach and board Padden ("the Toad"), a purpose-built sightseeing boat emblematic of the city. Take in the sights as you cruise the canals and learn about the history of the city's construction and defensive fortifications. You will pass under many low bridges, including the extremely low Osthyveln (cheese slicer) bridge, which brings you out into the city's harbor, where you will see traditional shipyards, the fishing fleet, new and old housing, expanding commercial and academic sites, and the maritime museum.
Back on land, reboard your coach and drive along Avenyn, the main street and Grand Boulevard of Gothenburg, lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. You will pass through Gustav Adolf’s Square, site of City Hall, the Court House, and the Stock Exchange, before the tour ends at the pier.
- This is a moderate excursion, involving about half a mile of walking over flat but uneven cobblestones with some stairs. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Participants must be able to negotiate a step up/down to embark/disembark the sightseeing boat. The boat is not covered; and the tour operates rain or shine.
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The World of Volvo
Gothenburg, in addition to being Sweden's second-largest city and an important center of trade, is home to the headquarters of Volvo, the iconic Swedish car brand famous for its commitment to passenger safety. Opened in the spring of 2024, the World of Volvo is an "experiential center" dedicated to showcasing the company's past innovations and plans for the future.
Your excursion begins with a brief panoramic drive through the city, passing Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall, and the Municipal Theater are all grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea.
Arriving at the World of Volvo, your visit begins with a guided tour through the exhibition featuring interactive displays and virtual reality experiences that introduce the company's latest technology—electric vehicles, safety innovations, initiatives in sustainability, and autonomous driving. There are displays of Volvo cars from the past, present, and future, as well as presentations on new avenues of interior design and materials. After the tour, you will have time to explore further on your own, or to return to exhibits that you found particularly enthralling.
· This is a relatively easy excursion. Seeing the entire exhibition involves about 1.5 miles of walking, but it is over flat surfaces. You will want comfortable shoes, and as always, layered clothing.
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Le Lapérouse
Diese Kreuzfahrtyacht verfügt über eine innovative und umweltfreundliche Ausstattung. Die Lounges sind so gestaltet, dass sie einen weiten Blick nach draußen ermöglichen. Sie wird Ihnen ein einzigartiges Kreuzfahrterlebnis bieten.
An Bord dieses Schiffes, das unter französischer Flagge fährt, erwartet Sie das unvergleichliche Erlebnis einer Kreuzfahrt mit privater Atmosphäre, auf der Sie ständig neue Reiseziele in einem schicken Ambiente bei Service auf höchstem Niveau erkunden können.
Die Unterwasser-Lounge Blue Eye hält ein weltweit einzigartiges Erlebnis für Sie bereit.
Decks
Auf jeder Kreuzfahrt inkludierte Leistungen
Savoir vivre inklusive
Französische Lebenskunst (oder eine entspannte, internationale Atmosphäre an Bord der Paul Gauguin), aufmerksamer Service, feinste Gourmetküche, Freizeitangebote, Spa: Unsere Kreuzfahrten schenken wertvolle Momente voller Ruhe und Entspannung, Abenteuer und Entdeckung. Und mit unserer Vielzahl an bereits inkludierten Leistungen wird aus Ihrer Zeit an Bord eine richtige Auszeit vom Alltag.
INKLUDIERTE LEISTUNGEN BEI ALLEN KREUZFAHRTEN
- Vollpension, von der Anreise bis zum Tag der Abreise
- Hochwertige Gourmetküche in allen Restaurants
- Sämtliche Getränke in Markenqualität(1) in den Restaurants, Bars und der Minibar (darunter u.a. Haus-Champagner, ausgewählte Weine und Marken-Spirituosen, Bier, Mixgetränke, Wasser, Softdrinks, Säfte, Kaffee und Tee)
- 24-Stunden-Roomservice (ausgewählte Speisen)
- Butler-Service in ausgewählten Suitenkategorien(2)
- Kostenfreier und unbegrenzter Internetzugang an Bord(3)
- Abendprogramm, Shows und sonstiges Entertainment
- Zugang zu Fitnessbereich und Hamam/Sauna (je nach Schiff)
- Alle Hafen-/Sicherheitsgebühren
ZUSÄTZLICHE LEISTUNGEN JE NACH ART DER KREUZFAHRT BZW. ABHÄNGIG VOM SCHIFF
- Vorträge durch Naturführer oder Lektoren (außer bei Ozean-Kreuzfahrten)
- Nicht-motorisierte Wassersportaktivitäten (außer Tauchen), wie Kajak oder Stand-up-Paddling, je nach Schiff, abhängig von Wetter- und Sicherheitsbedingungen und nach örtlicher Genehmigung und Zustimmung des Kapitäns
- Alle Nationalparkgebühren für geschützte Zonen
- Nur bei Expeditionskreuzfahrten und ausgewählten Reisen: Begleitung durch ein Team von Naturführern, Ausfahrten und Anlandungen mit Zodiacs, Landgänge, Vorträge und Informationsveranstaltungen mit Naturführern, bei Polarexpeditionen: Parka geschenkt und Verleih von Gummistiefeln
(1) Ausgenommen Premium-Getränke.
(2) Le Boréal, L’Austral, Le Soléal und Le Lyrial: alle Suiten auf Deck 6; PONANT Explorers: Owner Suite, Grand Deluxe Suite, Privilege Suite sowie Prestige Suiten auf Deck 6; Le Commandant Charcot: Owner Suite, Duplex Suite, Privilege Suite und Grand Prestige Suite; Paul Gauguin: Owner Suite, Grand Suite, Veranda Suite A und Veranda-Kabine B.
(3) Je nach Fahrtgebiet kann es sein, dass die WLAN-Verbindung aus Gründen, die außerhalb unserer Kontrolle liegen, nicht verfügbar ist.
Inkl. Landausflug oder Aktivität in jedem Hafen + Transfers
PONANT has organized the following included program for you, which starts the day of embarkation.
Included Features:
- A program of onboard enrichment provided by two Smithsonian Journeys Experts
- Transfers and luggage handling from the airport in Bergen to the ship on the day of embarkation
- Comprehensive 7-night cruise aboard the deluxe Le Lapérouse, with all the amenities for which PONANT ships are famous
- One included shore excursion in each port of call (see “Itinerary” for more information and choice of excursions, if applicable)
- Gratuities for ship crew and for guides and drivers on excursions
- Transfer from the ship to the airport in Oslo at the end of the cruise on the morning of disembarkation
Not included:
- Independent meals and beverages ashore
- Personal expenses (such as laundry, telephone, etc.)
Notes:
- This voyage is offered on a space available basis
- Program is subject to change without notice
Besonderer Gastlektor
Auf unseren Kreuzfahrten in Zusammenarbeit mit Smithsonian Journeys begleiten uns zwei Experten von Smithsonian Journeys, die Ihnen eine Reihe von informativen Vorträgen bieten (in Englisch). So wird Ihre Reise mit wertvollen Hintergrundinformationen und neuen Perspektiven bereichert. Von spannenden Vorträgen bis hin zu ungezwungenen Gesprächen an Bord – dank des fundierten Wissens unserer Gastexperten erhalten Sie einen tieferen Einblick in die Geschichte, Kultur und Natur Ihres Reiseziels.
Timeless
Bekannt als unsere klassischen Yachtkreuzfahrten vereinen die Reisen der Kategorie „Timeless“ eine wahre Auszeit vom Alltag mit kultureller Neugier, spannenden Erlebnissen und Erholung gleichermaßen. Auf dem Programm stehen bereits im Reisepreis inkludierte Landausflüge (ein Ausflug pro Tag und Person) sowie ergänzend optionale Landausflüge.
- Aktivitäten: Ein Landausflug pro Tag und Person ist im Reisepreis inkludiert. Je nach Anlaufhafen werden ergänzend auch optionale, kostenpflichtige Landausflüge angeboten.
- Anlegen/Landgang (je nach Reiseziel): an der Pier, mit dem Tenderboot oder lokalen Booten
- Experten an Bord: Ausflugsteam sowie ein oder mehrere Gastlektoren
- Kinder: ab 1 Jahr (ab 8 Jahren an Bord der Le Commandant Charcot)
Das vollständige Ausflugsprogramm (inkludierte und kostenpflichtige Landausflüge) ist ab acht Monate vor Beginn der Kreuzfahrt verfügbar. Landausflüge können ab zwei Monate vor Reisebeginn reserviert werden.
Unsere Zusatzleistungen
HISTORIC BERGEN (1 NIGHT)
Located at the end of Byfjord, Bergen was the capital of Norway in the 12th and 13th centuries and has preserved much of its past. A veritable open-air museum, Bergen is also a vibrant cosmopolitan city, known for its artist colony of painters, potters, and jewelers.
Day 1 – Bergen, Norway
Arrive at Bergen’s Flesland Airport, where you will be met and transferred to the Hotel Norge by Scandic. Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. A local representative will be present at the hospitality desk in the afternoon to welcome you and answer any questions you may have. Join your fellow travelers for a welcome cocktail reception this evening. Dinner is independent and at your leisure.
Day 2 – Bergen | Embarkation
After breakfast at the hotel, join a morning excursion that includes a visit to the Fantoft Stave Church, originally built in 1150 and reconstructed after a fire in 1992 exactly as it was in the 12th century. You will also tour Troldhaugen, once the summer home of composer Edvard Grieg and now a museum and concert venue. Following lunch at a restaurant back in Bergen, enjoy a guided walking tour of Bryggen, the old waterfront wharf, a reminder of the town’s importance as part of the Hanseatic League’s trading empire from the 14th to the mid-16th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will have some free time to browse the shops before transferring to the pier to embark your ship in late afternoon.
Your hotel:
Hotel Norge, first opened in 1885, was completely renovated in 2018. Located in the center of the city, it is within walking distance of the Festplassen and several nearby restaurants. It has a modern, informal, and international atmosphere. The hotel has 415 rooms that boast floor-to-ceiling windows, and it features a lobby bar, a café, and a fine-dining restaurant.
Your program includes:
· 1 night at the Hotel Norge by Scandic (or similar)
· Transfer and luggage handling from the airport to the hotel on Day 1
· Transfer and luggage handling from the hotel to the ship on embarkation day
· Welcome cocktail reception on Day 1
· Breakfast and lunch on Day 2
· Sightseeing and programming as noted in the itinerary
· Local English-speaking guide
· Gratuities for the drivers and local guides
Your program does not include:
· Transfer from the airport to the hotel on any day other than the scheduled program arrival day
· Personal expenses and other services and meals not mentioned as included in the program
Please note:
· It is imperative that your flight arrival details are communicated at least 60 days prior to the beginning of your cruise in order to secure your transfer from the airport to the hotel.
· Early check-in and/or late check-out are available depending on availability and at a supplement. An additional night is possible, upon request and depending on hotel availability. Please, contact reservations or your travel agent for further details.
· The official currency is the Norwegian krone. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, shops, and restaurants.
· This pre-cruise program is offered as a package. There will be no refunds for unused accommodations, meals, or excursions.
· Program is offered on a space available basis.
· Program is subject to change without notice.
Hotel contact information:
Hotel Norge by Scandic
Nedre Ole Bullsplass 4
5012 Bergen
Telephone: +47 55 55 40 00
Email: hotelnorge@scandichotels.com
Preis inkl. MwSt. pro Person : 1.210 €
Preis pro Person auf Basis einer Doppelkabine. Dieser Preis gilt vorbehaltlich Verfügbarkeit.Art Nouveau Museum & City Walk
Ålesund, the largest town on the Northwest coast, boasts a beautiful built on three islands close to the ocean and with a backdrop of impressive mountain peaks. A large part of Ålesund was destroyed by fire in 1904 and rebuilt in the so-called Jugend (Art Nouveau) style, typical of the first decade of the 20th century. In fact, it was the German emperor Wilhelm II, a great friend of Norway, who sent masons up to help rebuild the town.
Today Ålesund has a population of approximately 40,000, but the town center is relatively small and easy to cover on foot. Depart on foot and start with a visit to the Art Nouveau Centre, located in the old pharmacy building. The museum provides an interesting insight into the history of the fire in 1904 and the creative Art Nouveau period. After a break for coffee, tea, and cake, continue your walk and learn about the importance of fisheries in Norway's biggest fish-export harbor, and see several examples of the picturesque Art Nouveau-style that has made Ålesund famous as one of the three last Art Nouveau cities in Europe. Proceed uphill to a little, attractive park at the foot of Mount Aksla. Here you will find exotic trees and plants, as well as a memorial stone dedicated to Emperor Wilhelm II, after whom the main street in town is also named. In addition, here stands the statue of the Viking Gange-Rolf who sailed from Ålesund to present day Normandy, France, which is named after the Norwegian settlers. If you choose, walk up a few bends towards Mount Aksla to enjoy a spectacular view. Others can enjoy more time in the park to wander or relax before returning to the pier and your ship.
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This tour is for those looking for light activity and includes approximately 0.25 miles of walking over flat and even surfaces. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Atlantic Ocean Park
Ålesund, the largest town on the Northwest coast, boasts a beautiful setting, built on three islands close to the ocean and with a backdrop of impressive mountain peaks. A large part of Ålesund was destroyed by fire in 1904 and rebuilt in the so-called Jugend (Art Nouveau) style, typical of the first decade of the 20th century. Today it is a bustling town where the fish and furniture industries are the main sources of income.
Board your coach and drive approximately 2 miles to the Atlantic Ocean Park, a unique aquarium dedicated to marine life along the Atlantic coast of Norway, where tanks are built to resemble coastal environments. The largest tank contains over one million gallons of seawater, where you can view marine life through an acrylic panel that is over 10 inches thick, 60 feet long, and 13 feet high. The Park also features an outdoor pool with penguins. The aquarium is in a lovely setting, looking straight out towards Breisundet – the wide sound surrounded by islands and reaching far out the open ocean. Here seals come in regularly to be fed. The Park is currently undergoing renovation, and as of 2022, it will have status as a Marine Science Center with emphasis on how to manage ocean resources.
On the way back to the ship, you can see some of the fine details of the Art Nouveau architecture before heading up to Hessa Viewpoint, where you stop to take in the spectacular view over many islands towards the ocean. After a short drive through the streets of Ålesund, stop at the bustling pedestrian street of Kongens gate before returning to the pier.
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This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 2 miles of walking over paved and cobblestone surfaces with some inclines. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and loose clothing. Please bring a light jacket and rain gear, if necessary. A parent or guardian must accompany children under the age of 16.
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Hiking Sugarlump Mountain
A short drive through Alesund brings you to the base of Sugarlump Mountain, located on the Island of Hessa, where you meet your guide and begin a one-and-a-half-hour hike that starts at 164 feet above sea level and reaches a lookout point at an elevation of 1,000 feet. The first part of the trail is through a forest of pines and birches, and your guide will be happy to answer questions about the local flora and fauna. As you climb higher and the trees thin out, you will have splendid views of the surrounding valleys, Borgundfjord, and the city of Alesund below. The round trip is approximately 2.5 miles over varied terrain, but for those who are in good shape, the effort is well rewarded.
· This is a relatively strenuous excursion. It is not suitable for those with chronic health conditions or whose mobility is limited. Carry bottled water in order to stay hydrated, and wear loose, layered clothing. Sturdy hiking shoes or boots are strongly advised.
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Geiranger to Hellesylt by Land
From the pier, leave Geiranger by coach on a journey of discovery through the countryside in the west of Norway, a land of majestic mountains and emerald-green lakes.
Head for Mount Dalsnibba, climbing up through a beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls, and lakes that follow one after the other, before arriving at Lake Djupvaten. A fantastic spectacle awaits as you enter a world of naked rock, ice, and snow. Your route continues up Mount Dalsnibba to a height of 4,930 feet (1,495 m) from where you will have an exceptional view (weather permitting). At this altitude, all the snow-capped peaks cast light on a scene that appears inaccessible.
After an included lunch in a local restaurant, you will head to the summer ski resort of Tystigen to capture the stunning panorama. Arrive at the Jostedal Glacier National Park Centre to view a film and visit exhibits about the glacier and the surrounding environment. Drive along the shores of Lake Stryn, the emerald-green color of which is so typical of the area, due to the melting Jostedal Glacier that you will see further on. You will continue your route along the River Stryn, an excellent spot for salmon fishing, to Nordfjord and the village of Stryn. Your last stop will be Hornindalsvatnet, one of the deepest lakes in Europe at 1,695 feet (514 m) deep.
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This excursion is for those looking for light activity and includes minimal walking over mostly flat surfaces, depending on how far guests venture during stops. We advise you wear comfortable shoes, bring a windproof jacket, and protect yourself from the sun and rain. Not recommended for guests who suffer from vertigo.
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RIB Tour in Geirangerfjord
You have seen the splendor of Geirangerfjord from the decks of your ship. This excursion is an opportunity to see it up close from a seat in a ten-passenger RIB (rigid inflatable boat).
Follow your guide to the marina where the RIBs are docked. As you put on your water- and wind-proof float suit and life jacket, you will receive safety instructions and then board the boat. Part of this experience is the speed of the boat as it races along the water—wind in your hair and a sense of exhilaration. But the experience is also about getting close up to some of the most famous features of Geirangerfjord—being near enough to the base of the Seven Sisters Waterfall and the Bridal Veil Waterfall, for example, to feel the mist as the falls meet the surface of the fjord.
· This short but intense excursion should not be undertaken by anyone who suffers from back issues or is pregnant. Guests should be in good overall health. A waiver of liability is required to participate.
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From Fjord to Sky by Cable Car
From the pier, drive down the winding road along the fjord to Stryn Lake, your first stop. Take a stroll and view the calming waters of this glacial lake.
Walk back to the coach and drive back towards Loen. Leaving the buses, board the new cable car (inaugurated in 2017) which takes you up to Mount Hoven, 3300 feet above sea level and around 650 feet above the tree line in this part of Norway. Here, enjoy a coffee break and spectacular views of the fjord and villages below, as well as of the surrounding mountain scenery. While at Mount Hoven, you have the opportunity to enjoy a short walk to soak up the scenery around you.
After some time at leisure, return by cable car to Loen where your coach will be waiting to bring you back to the pier in Olden.
- This tour is for those looking for light activity. Walking on this tour is minimal and totals less than ¼ mile. Flat comfortable shoes and a warm, windproof jacket are recommended. This tour will operate in nearly all weather conditions, even if there isn't a good view from the top station and/or it is raining. In case of strong wind, the cable car may be closed on short notice.
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Briksdal Glacier with Troll Cars
Briksdal Glacier lies at the end of the enchanting Oldedalen Valley and is a part of the Jostedal glacier ice field, which is the largest glacier on the European mainland. The wild glacier is a fantastic work of nature. Its slope plunges from a height of 3,937 feet (1,200 m) down to the lush, narrow Briksdal Valley. Board your coach in Olden. The drive through Oldedalen Valley to Briksdal Glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendors – from wildflowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters and to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your coach will stop at a mountain lodge, where you will board electric “troll cars” (7 seats in each) for a ride from the lodge up to a parking lot to reach the glacier. The troll cars are the only motorized vehicles allowed on this gravel road. En route, you will travel along a river, past a waterfall, and through serpentine bends. From the parking lot, the walk to the face of the Briksdal Glacier is about 0.4 miles and takes about 10 minutes to reach.
Glacial ice only reflects blue light, so the Glacier provides an impressive site. It might be hard to imagine that the ice is in constant motion – and the arms of a glacier can grow or shrink several hundred yards in only a few years, depending on the amount of snow that fell in years past. Sometimes the glacier calves, and huge chunks of ice fall off the edge. Therefore, guests are urged to respect the warning signs that stand near the Glacier for the sake of their security.
Return by foot to the troll cars that will take you back to the lodge and re-board your coach for the drive back to the ship.
- This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 1 mile of walking over gravel paths that are sometimes uneven and include uphill/downhill sections. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes, a sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket, and a waterproof layer. The drive to and from the lodge will go through tunnels, the longest of which is about 0.5 miles long.
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Stavanger Heritage & Petroleum Museum
Stavanger and the surrounding areas have for centuries played a leading part in Norway's maritime history, from the time when the Viking kings battled in Hafrsfjord, through the period of the "white sails" and the steamships, up to modern super-tankers. Stavanger is also the most important oil city in Norway due to its geographical position. Your tour will show you a bit of the city's history.
Pass rich agricultural countryside and arrive at Ullandhaug with its reconstructed farmhouses from the Iron Age for a visit. Here, in 872, the Viking king Harald Haarfagre (the fair-haired) defeated the last of the regional princes and united the 29 small kingdoms under one crown. Thus, the Kingdom of Norway was founded.
To the East, the fertile farmland of Jaeren with the Ryfylke Mountains forms the background. Arriving back in Stavanger, stop for a photo at the cathedral, and opt to participate in a guided walk through Old Stavanger with picturesque, well preserved wooden houses along narrow lanes. Today, this area is considered unique and is the city's most important rehabilitation project.
Re-board your coach and arrive at the modern Petroleum Museum. The striking building is situated in the middle of the harbor. It displays many exhibits from Norway’s relatively new petroleum history. Return to the ship.
- This tour is for those looking for a moderate activity and includes approximately 0.25 miles of walking over uneven surfaces, including over cobblestones, dirt paths, and grass with some incline. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. The coach will drive through several tunnels during the tour; the longest of which is about 0.5 miles long.
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Nordic Walking & Trail Snack
Norway has a long tradition of cross-country skiing, and this technique has been further developed for walking. Nordic walking is a total body version of walking that can be enjoyed both by non-athletes as a health-promoting physical activity and by athletes as a sport. The activity is performed with specially designed walking poles, adapted to each participant. The technique is easy to learn, and you will get a unique workout where most muscles are used combined with a true nature experience.
Begin your tour by walking through the city center and through a residential area towards Godalen on the Storhaug peninsula. Here, a 2-mile coastal walk stretches from one small boat harbor to another. The trail runs in open countryside right beside the fjord and offers a fantastic view over the Gandsfjord and the mountains beyond. There are several lovely beaches along the way, and you will pass large rocky headlands protruding into the fjord.
Relax in a peaceful outdoor area, where you will enjoy one of Norway’s best loved – and one of the simplest – culinary treats, the brown cheese. Together with rye bread and hot beverages, this constitutes a typical Norwegian back-to-the-basics trail snack. Continue back to the ship along the Blue Promenade – a lovely path which goes around the harbor in the city center.
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This tour is moderate but includes approximately 5.5 miles of trail walking over mainly flat, paved and gravel surfaces so participants should be in good walking shape. We recommend you wear sturdy walking shoes and bring a small rucksack to hold any gear. Walking poles will be provided.
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Utstein Monastery & Music Recital
A short distance offshore from Stavanger sits Mosteroy Island, one of a group of islands at the entrance to Boknafjord. It is a tranquil, fertile place — suitable for pasturing sheep and cows and an environment conducive to quiet introspection. The perfect site for Augustinian Friars to establish a monastery in the mid 13th century.
Travel to the island aboard a motorcoach that passes through an underwater tunnel almost 3 miles long and running nearly 700 feet below the surface. Arriving at Mosteroy, you drive through the verdant landscape to reach Utstein Monastery, the best-preserved monastery in Norway.
Utstein is small. There were probably never more than a dozen monks living here at a time. But the staff of the monastery — household servants and those who farmed the land in support of the monks — would have brought the total size of the community to about 250.
The Lutheran Reformation brought the religious life of the monastery to an end. And the buildings were repurposed for secular pursuits until a renovation project was begun in 1937. The restored monastery is now a museum and a popular venue for lectures and recitals.
Your guided visit of the museum and its idyllic grounds will end with a short music recital in the chapel, before you leave the serenity of this place and return to your ship in Stavanger.
- This tour is for those looking for light activity as there is very little walking, however there are approximately 25 steps to negotiate at the monastery. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes, layered clothing, and protect yourself from the sun.
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Næs Ironworks Museum & Tvedestrand
Board your coach for a drive to the Næs Ironworks Museum. The Museum is very well preserved and almost completely intact, consisting of buildings, machinery, and equipment that date back to the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. The ironworks here were operational from 1665 to 1959, and the Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of how iron and steel were produced in days gone by. Enjoy a guided walk through the Museum and a refreshment stop with coffee or tea and munker (a local pastry).
Re-board your coach and drive to the village of Tvedestrand. Proceed with a guided walk through the white wooden houses of the picturesque little village and take a picture of Norway’s narrowest house. Tvedestrand is known as an “international book town” and presents a bookshop on nearly every corner. Enjoy some free time to discover more at your leisure.
Drive back to Arendal along the North Sea Route scenic road which offers fantastic views to the coastline and the ocean.
- This tour is for those looking for moderate activity and includes approximately 0.75 miles of walking over mostly flat surfaces, including cobblestones, sidewalks, and grass. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Hiking in Raet National Park
Raet National Park was established in 2016 to protect the unique topography of the moraine created by the retreat of a massive glacier at the end of the Ice Age. This excursion provides an opportunity to experience this distinctive coastal landscape up close during a refreshing guided walk.
From the pier, a 20-minute drive brings you to Hove, on the southern part of the island of Tromøy. Part of the Raet National Park, the entire area around Hove has been adapted for recreation and includes a variety of trails along the shoreline and through the woodlands that overlook it. Join your guide for an unhurried hike along the coast, where the rocks and boulders left behind by the glacier define the shore, and then into the woods for the return to your starting point.
At the end of this loop, board your coach again for a leisurely hour-long scenic drive back to Arendal and your ship.
- This is a hiking tour for those looking for a higher level of activity and includes 3.75 miles of walking on mostly flat and gravel paths, which can be dirty depending on the weather conditions. Wear hiking shoes or boots and dress in waterproof clothing.
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Arendal Walking Tour
The town of Arendal, once known as the "Venice of Scandinavia" because it was built on islands and networked by canals, enjoyed its greatest prosperity in the 18th and 19th centuries, during the Age of Sail, when it controlled a vigorous trade based on iron and timber from its hinterland. Today, Arendal is a resort town that attracts vacationers from all over Europe.
Your guided walking tour begins with a stroll along the pier, past cafés and restaurants, to one of Arendal's newest attractions (opened just in 2021): a glass elevator that rises through Floyheia Hill and into a glass shaft some 70 feet above the hilltop, with panoramic views of city and its surroundings. Returning to street level, continue your tour into Tylhomen, the old town—an area that preserves much of the character of Arendal's glory days as a maritime center. Walk down stone-paved streets lined with wooden homes painted white or crimson, homes steeped in history that once belonged to wealthy merchants. The old town hall, which was the administrative center of the city from 1844 until 2005, is the tallest wooden building in Norway, and the 3-story Kløckers Hus is a museum filled with period furniture and artifacts.
When you return to the pier, you may follow your guide back to the ship or enjoy some time browsing the shops and restaurants on your own.
· This is a moderate excursion, involving a total of approximately 2.5 miles of walking over mostly flat terrain, but some cobblestones. Sturdy footwear is recommended as is layered clothing, including a rain jacket, hat, and sunscreen.
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Gothenburg City Tour & Museum of Fine Arts
Your panoramic tour of Gothenburg begins with a drive to the Masthuggs Church, built atop a hill overlooking the city and the busy port below. Continue to Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall, and the Municipal Theater are grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea.
Disembark your motorcoach here for a guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts. Its collection is regarded as one of the finest in Northern Europe, featuring works of Carl Larsson, Edvard Munch, Anders Zorn, Van Gogh, Picasso, Chagall, Monet, Rembrandt, others. But it is perhaps best known for its superb collection of Nordic art from the turn of the 20th century. A docent will guide you through the magnificent Fürstenberg Gallery, made possible when Pontus Fürstenberg and his wife donated their entire private collection to the city of Gothenburg. Their wing of the museum is almost an exact replica of the original gallery. You will have some time at leisure before leaving the museum.
From Götaplatsen, your tour proceeds along Avenyn, the main street and Grand Boulevard of Gothenburg, lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. You will pass through Gustav Adolf’s Square, site of City Hall, the Court House, and the Stock Exchange, before arriving at Haga, a pedestrian district known for its picturesque wooden houses and its charming 19th-century atmosphere. After your guided walking tour, you will have time to explore on your own or take a cup of coffee at one of the many cafés before rejoining your coach for the drive back to the pier.
- This is a moderate excursion including 1.25 miles of walking, mostly on flat surfaces but with some steps. The streets in the Haga district are cobblestone. We recommend comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing.
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Gothenburg City Tour & Canal Cruise
This excursion affords two different perspectives on Gothenburg, as you experience it from both land and water.
Your panoramic tour of Sweden's second largest city begins with a drive to the Masthuggs Church, built atop a hill overlooking the city and the busy port below. Continue to Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall and the Municipal Theater are grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea. Your drive continues as you pass by Liseberg Amusement Park, the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Center, the Scandinavium and Ullevi Arenas, as well as Feskekörka ("fish church'), Gothenburg's famous landmark fish market and restaurant complex.
At Kungsbroplatsen, at the edge of Gothenburg's 17th-century canal system, leave your coach and board Padden ("the Toad"), a purpose-built sightseeing boat emblematic of the city. Take in the sights as you cruise the canals and learn about the history of the city's construction and defensive fortifications. You will pass under many low bridges, including the extremely low Osthyveln (cheese slicer) bridge, which brings you out into the city's harbor, where you will see traditional shipyards, the fishing fleet, new and old housing, expanding commercial and academic sites, and the maritime museum.
Back on land, reboard your coach and drive along Avenyn, the main street and Grand Boulevard of Gothenburg, lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. You will pass through Gustav Adolf’s Square, site of City Hall, the Court House, and the Stock Exchange, before the tour ends at the pier.
- This is a moderate excursion, involving about half a mile of walking over flat but uneven cobblestones with some stairs. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Participants must be able to negotiate a step up/down to embark/disembark the sightseeing boat. The boat is not covered; and the tour operates rain or shine.
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The World of Volvo
Gothenburg, in addition to being Sweden's second-largest city and an important center of trade, is home to the headquarters of Volvo, the iconic Swedish car brand famous for its commitment to passenger safety. Opened in the spring of 2024, the World of Volvo is an "experiential center" dedicated to showcasing the company's past innovations and plans for the future.
Your excursion begins with a brief panoramic drive through the city, passing Götaplatsen, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, where the Museum of Fine Arts, the Concert Hall, and the Municipal Theater are all grouped around Carl Milles's famous Poseidon Fountain, celebrating Gothenburg's intimate relationship to the sea.
Arriving at the World of Volvo, your visit begins with a guided tour through the exhibition featuring interactive displays and virtual reality experiences that introduce the company's latest technology—electric vehicles, safety innovations, initiatives in sustainability, and autonomous driving. There are displays of Volvo cars from the past, present, and future, as well as presentations on new avenues of interior design and materials. After the tour, you will have time to explore further on your own, or to return to exhibits that you found particularly enthralling.
· This is a relatively easy excursion. Seeing the entire exhibition involves about 1.5 miles of walking, but it is over flat surfaces. You will want comfortable shoes, and as always, layered clothing.
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OSLO LANDMARKS (1 NIGHT)
Oslo is a city that combines a reverence for its history with a commitment to cutting-edge innovation in architecture, culture, and everyday life. This carefully curated program offers a glimpse into Norway's unique blending of past, present, and future as it creates an identity both forward-looking and steeped in the heritage of the past.
Day 1 – Oslo | Disembark
After breakfast aboard, disembark for a tour of Oslo’s landmarks and trace the city's architectural transformation over time. Begin with the stately City Hall, site of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony, and the 19th-century National Theater, where many of Ibsen's plays were first performed. Visit the imposing neo-classical Royal Palace, and stroll along Karl Johan Gate, the city's main shopping street, to reach the harbor and Oslo's stunningly modern Opera House. At the National Museum, admire Edvard Munch’s world-famous The Scream, a masterpiece that captures profound emotion and has become a symbol of Norwegian artistic innovation. The museum’s diverse collection spans centuries, blending historical works with bold contemporary pieces that echo the forward-thinking spirit of Oslo itself.
Exploration of the museum is followed by a Nordic-inspired gourmet lunch at Ankerbrygge, a premier waterfront restaurant, where the freshest local ingredients are crafted into exquisite dishes that showcase the best of Norway’s cuisine. With panoramic views of Oslo’s harbor as backdrop, this meal highlights the city’s close connection to nature and its maritime heritage. After lunch, transfer to the renowned Amerikalinjen Hotel in the center of the city, your home for the night. Relax and unwind at the hotel or explore some of the sites that are just steps away from the front door. Dinner tonight is on your own.
Day 2 – Oslo | Homeward
After breakfast at the hotel, check out and transfer to Oslo Gardermoen Airport for flights home.
Your hotel:
Once the headquarters of Norwegian American Lines, the Amerikalinjen has now been converted to a vibrant boutique hotel located within walking distance of the Opera, the Kvadraturen shopping district, and the nightlife of Youngstorget. Its rooms and suites are furnished with all of the amenities you would expect from a luxury property. It houses several restaurants and bars, as well as a popular Jazz Club. A fully equipped exercise room is available 24 hours a day.
Your program includes:
· 1 night at the Amerikalinjen Hotel in Oslo (or similar)
· Transfer and luggage handling from the airport to the hotel on the scheduled program arrival day
· Transfer and luggage handling from the hotel to the ship on embarkation day
· Breakfast on Day 2
· Lunch on Day 1
· Sightseeing and programming as noted in the itinerary
· Local English-speaking guide
· Gratuities for the drivers and local guides
Your program does not include:
· Transfer from the airport to the hotel on any day other than the scheduled program arrival day
· Personal expenses and other services and meals not mentioned as included in the program
Please note:
· It is imperative that your flight arrival details are communicated at least 90 days prior to the beginning of your cruise in order to secure your transfer from the airport to the hotel.
· Early check-in and/or late check-out are available depending on availability and at a supplement. An additional night is possible, upon request and depending on hotel availability. Please, contact reservations or your travel agent for further details.
· This program includes a significant amount of walking, may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.
· The official currency is the Norwegian krone. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, shops, and restaurants.
· This post-cruise program is offered as a package. There will be no refunds for unused accommodation, meals, or excursions.
· Program is offered on a space available basis.
· Program is subject to change without notice.
Hotel contact information:
Amerikalinjen
Jerbanetorget 2
0154 Oslo
Norway
+47 21 40 59 00
Preis inkl. MwSt. pro Person : 940 €
Preis pro Person auf Basis einer Doppelkabine. Dieser Preis gilt vorbehaltlich Verfügbarkeit.