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Unterwegs auf der Nordsee mit dem Sirba Octet
Glasgow, Schottland - Bergen
Datum:
18.05.2024
bis
25.05.2024
Tage
Nächte an Bord
In Partnerschaft mit RADIO CLASSIQUE, in Anwesenheit von Alain Duault und einer außergewöhnlichen musikalischen Besetzung.
Kommen Sie an Bord der Le Champlain zu einer unvergesslichen 8-tägigen Kreuzfahrt vom Land der Kelten ins Gebiet der Wikinger. Historische Entdeckungen und erhabene Landschaften prägen diese Reise von Schottland nach Norwegen.
In Glasgow, Schottlands Kulturhauptstadt mit einem reichen künstlerischen und architektonischen Erbe, gehen Sie an Bord und nehmen Kurs auf Fort William. Diese Hafenstadt am Ufer von Loch Linnhe ist von schottischer Geschichte und Tradition durchdrungen. Ganz in der Nähe liegen die wunderschönen und spektakulären Landschaften von Glencoe.
Von Kyle of Lochalsh aus können Sie einen Tag auf der unvergleichlichen Insel Isle of Skye verbringen. Nicht zu verpassen ist die unverkennbare Silhouette von Eilean Donan Castle, eines der bekanntesten Schlösser der Welt und ein ikonisches Wahrzeichen Schottlands.
Die Le Champlain fährt weiter zu den Orkneyinseln und Sie gehen im Hafen Kirkwall von Bord, wo zahlreiche Meeresvögel wie beispielsweise Basstölpel und Krähenscharben leben.
Ihr nächster Anlaufhafen ist Lerwick, die Hauptstadt des Shetland-Inseln. Der Ort ist für die nicht weit entfernt liegenden bemerkenswerten Ruinen von Scalloway Castle, das um 1600 erbaut wurde, berühmt.
Dann fährt die Le Champlain nach Norwegen in erhabene Landschaften und unglaubliche Städte. Von der malerischen Ortschaft Olden aus, einige Kilometer vom Jostedalsbreen-Nationalpark entfernt, in dem eine der letzten Eiskappen Europas liegt, können Sie den herrlichen Briksdalbreen-Gletscher bewundern.
Zunächst läuft Ihr Schiff Flåm an, wo Sie mit der Flåmbahn eine schöne Zugfahrt in die Berge Westnorwegens unternehmen.
Ihre Kreuzfahrt endet in Bergen, berühmt für seine hanseatischen Kais, die noch Spuren der reichen historischen Vergangenheit der von den Wikingern gegründeten Stadt tragen.
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Rémi Delangle
Rémi Delangle is a multifaceted musician, led by the discovery, diversity and musical quality. Formed in the conservatories of Boulogne-Billancourt, Cergy-Pontoise, Aubervilliers and Sydney, he joined Pascal Moragues and Jean-François Verdier’s class at CNSMDP where he obtained his Master of clarinet with honors.
He joined the orchestra of the Republican Guard in 2007, while pursuing his career in parallel as a guest within prestigious orchestras such as the Orchestre de Paris, the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestra of Nancy, the Orchestre de Bretagne…
He also participates in international competitions and finished semi-finalists of the competition of the ARD in Munich and won the competition of the Societa Umanitaria Milan.
Very involved in contemporary creation, Remi plays regularly in all Cbarré, Ensemble Intercontemporain, all TM +, the Muse en Circuit. Alongside his classical training, Remi was fascinated early to improvised music and oral transmission from the Balkans and for the Klezmer music. It flourishes in this direction in the Alcolytes groups, Wistiteats Balkan Kamikaze and Sirba Octet, as well as many improvised ephemeral projects.
Languages spoken: French and English
Photo credit: Lyodoh Kaneko
Claude Giron
After receiving Premiers Prix from the CNSM of Paris in cello and chamber music in the classes of Roland Pidoux and Michel Strauss respectively, Claude Giron set out at the age of twenty-one for further study with Aldo Parisot at Yale University, where she was awarded a Master of Music and an Artist Diploma.
In 1994 she joined the Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France, moving to the Orchestre de Paris in 1998. Claude Giron also plays in quartet and chamber orchestra repertory (with the European Camerata and the Octuor de Paris among others), and has recorded a CD with the jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal. She frequently toured Europe and the United States between 2000 and 2007 as a member of the American group Pink Martini.
Languages spoken : French and English
Credit photo : Lyodoh Kaneko
Christophe Henry
After training at the Conservatoire de Paris with a series of first prize diplomas under Alain Planès for piano, Michel Chapuis for organ, Bruno Pasquier for chamber music and Jean Koerner for accompaniment, Christophe Henry honed his skills alongside Menahem Pressler at the Banff Arts Festival in Canada.
As both a pianist and organist he has performed with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio-France, Orchestre National de France, Orchestre de Paris, Orchestre de Lyon and the Radio-France Choir at some of the greatest concert halls in Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul, Paris and Vienna and at the Roman Theatre of Orange.
In 2009, he was recorded playing Charles-Valentin Alkan’s pedal piano, a one-of-a-kind instrument displayed at the Musée de la Musique in Paris. In 2011 he played with the Quatuor Ludwig and in 2012 he appeared as a soloist with the chamber choir Accentus at the Mozarteum as part of the Salzburg Festival. A multitalented keyboardist and passionate jazz fan, he plays with and learns from pianist Emil Spanyi, vibraphonist Philippe Macé and drummer Georges Paczinski.
Language spoken : French
Photo credit : Lyodoh Kaneko
Iurie Morar
Iurie Morar trained at the National Conservatoire of Moldova in Chisinau (USSR) and won the Stefan Neaga competition there before continuing his training in France at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg under Detlef Kieffer.
Performing with various ensembles he has appeared with popular groups as well as symphony and chamber orchestras alongside artists such as Laurent Korcia, Sarah Nemtanu (with whom he has released a CD) and Gilles Apap (with whom he released the album Transilvanian Lointain Boys). In 2010 he made a guest appearance with the Orchestre de Paris to perform Stèle, György Kurtag’s Opus 33, conducted by Pierre Boulez. Morar is also an arranger and conductor and in 2012 formed Le Grand Orchestre for whom he has composed and directed two shows – Tzars, which is centered around Caucasian and Eastern European music and dance, and Atmosphère, which focuses on film music from Chaplin’s silent era to the Hollywood greats. He plays a cimbalom made by the Hungarian manufacturer Bohak.
Languages spoken: French and English
Photo credit: Lyodoh Kaneko
Richard Schmoucler
Member of the Orchestre de Paris since 1998, Richard Schmoucler trained at the Conservatoire de Paris under Gérard Poulet, Maurice Moulin, Devy Erlih and Alexis Galpérine for violin and Bruno Pasquier and David Walter for chamber music. In 1990 he was awarded first prize diplomas both in violin and chamber music.
He continued to study under Ivry Gitlis and also with Maya Glézarova at the Moscow Conservatory, Tibor Varga and Myriam Solovief. Schmoucler has been awarded prizes by the Fondation Bleustein-Blanchet and the Fondation de France and is a regular soloist for the Auvergne and Toulouse Chamber Orchestras, the Pasdeloup Orchestra and the Orchestre Lamoureux. From 2010 to 2014 he was first violin for the ensemble Musique Oblique. In 2003, Schmoucler formed the Sirba Octet and has been the driving force behind the group’s progression and the production of their five albums. He has given various masterclasses and performances, notably at the Académie Festival des Arcs, PESM de Bourgogne and the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz in Poland.
At his request, Kaija Saariaho composed Frises for violin and electronics and November 2012 saw the world premiere of the piece, which was dedicated to Schmoucler, at the Borusan Art Centre in Istanbul. In 2011 he became the director of studies at the Orchestre Atelier Ostinato. In 2016 he began teaching competition preparation at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional in Paris.
Languages spoken: French and English
Photo credit: Lyodoh Kaneko
Alain Duault
The novelist, poet, journalist, musicologist and radio and television presenter Alain Duault has been sharing his passion for and knowledge of classical music for more than 30 years. Considered to be one of the greatest opera specialists in France he is now President of the Prix Pelléas jury, and has been made an Officier de la Légion d’Honneur and Commandeur des Arts et Lettres.
Alain Duault studied literature, philosophy and psycho-analysis in Paris, then musicology and piano. His first TV appearance was as a guest of Bernard Pivot for his book of poems, Colorature. This led to a number of radio programmes dedicated to classical music, notably on RTL, the radio station where Alain Duault would be “Mr Classical Music” for 22 years, before joining Radio Classique with daily slots until 2018. A role that he also took on for the France 3 television channel, presenting a number of exceptional programmes (masterclasses with Ruggero Raimondi in the Salle Gaveau, Musiques en fête at the Chorégies d’Orange festival…).
In 1999, he conceived and presented Intégrale Chopin (225 works, 60 pianists), broadcast on France 3. Then in 2001, he wrote and performed an ambitious and very popular show, Verdi, une passion, un destin (with Jean Piat and 250 musicians). In the wake of this success, he wrote and performed two other shows: Victor Hugo, la légende d’un siècle in 2002 and Rencontre avec George Sand (with Marie-Christine Barrault) in 2004 and 2005.
Alain Duault also puts his writing skills to the service of classical music. The author of a number of books, including Dans la peau de Maria Callas, (Le Passeur Éditeur, 2014, pocket edition, 2017), Dictionnaire amoureux illustré de l’Opéra (Plon Gründ, 2016), Ce léger rien des choses qui ont fui, poetry (Gallimard, 2017), he also writes editorials for Classica.
Language spoken: French
Photo credit: Laurent Rouvrais @Radio Classique
Vorbehaltlich des Widerrufs im Falle von höherer Gewalt
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.
PONANT Aktivitäten
Radio Classique
RADIO CLASSIQUE versammelt jeden Tag mehr als eine Million Hörer um ein originelles Versprechen: die schönsten Werke der besten Interpreten des klassischen Repertoires zelebrieren und möglichst vielen Menschen die Emotionen dieser Musik in einem geselligen und friedlichen Ambiente übermitteln. Hierzu stützt sich Radio Classique auf Persönlichkeiten mit einer Leidenschaft für Kommunikation und ein abwechslungsreiches Programm, von Symphoniemusik über Opern bis Filmmusik, interaktive Sendungen und die Live-Übertragung von zahlreichen Konzerten.
Diese Werte machen Radio Classique zu einem echten Radiosender der Lebenskunst und der Eleganz im Alltag, der besonders bei Genießern und anspruchsvollen Hörern bekannt ist. Diese Werte und diese Geisteshaltung harmonieren perfekt mit den musikalischen Kreuzfahrten von PONANT, die in einem persönlichen und privilegierten Rahmen unter der künstlerischen Leitung von Alain Duault ein unvergessliches musikalisches Erlebnis in Begleitung von einzigartigen Künstlern bieten.
Une semaine de beau dépaysement avec ces musiciens, presque tous membres de l’Orchestre de Paris, qui se sont réunis sous la direction de Richard Schmoucler, pour former un ensemble devenu international, le Sirba Octet. En formations diverses, ils sillonnent le monde afin de faire entendre les séductions mélodiques et rythmiques de ces musiques populaires d’Europe centrale, klezmer, yiddish ou tzigane, qu’ils jouent avec un entrain contagieux. Mais ils n’oublient jamais qu’ils sont aussi des musiciens classiques : ils feront donc alterner des programmes classiques avec cette musique populaire qui bien souvent l’a nourrie. Nul doute que l’atmosphère sera chaude en mer du Nord !
Vorbehaltlich des Widerrufs im Falle von höherer Gewalt
Highlights
- Musik-Kreuzfahrt in Partnerschaft mit RADIO CLASSIQUE in Anwesenheit von Alain Duault und einer Auswahl renommierter Musiker
- Kreuzfahrt von Glasgow nach Bergen, zwischen Kultur der Kelten und der Wikinger, zur Entdeckung der prächtigen Landschaften Schottlands und Norwegens
- Das Herz des neolithischen Orkney (eine Gruppe neolithischer Denkmäler), eine UNESCO-Welterbestätte
- Auf den Orkney-Inseln, Beobachtung der Meeresvögel wie Basstölpel oder Krähenscharben in ihrem natürlichen Lebensraum
- Auf den Shetlandinseln, Entdeckung des Erbes und der Kultur der Wikinger
- Vor der Kreuzfahrt: Möglichkeit zum Besuch von Glasgow, einer Stadt voller kreativer Energie und Musikhauptstadt des Vereinigten Königreichs
Häfen & Landausflüge
18. Mai 2024 - Glasgow, Schottland
Einschiffung 18.05.2024 von 15:30 bis 16:30
Abfahrt 18.05.2024 um 17:30
Im Herzen des Clyde-Tals kontrastiert die lebhafte Stadt Glasgow mit der wilden Schönheit der umliegenden Landschaften. Die städtischste der schottischen Städte wartet mit zahlreichen Trümpfen auf - von dem bedeutenden künstlerischen bis zum außergewöhnlichen architektonischen Erbe. Der schachbrettartige Grundriss der Stadt erleichtert Ihnen Ihre Bummel durch die großen Fußgängerzonen. Lassen Sie sich von dem Treiben der von schönen viktorianischen Gebäuden gesäumten Straßen führen und verpassen Sie nicht, die Sammlungen der zahlreichen Museen und Kunstgalerien zu bewundern. Die Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum ist diesbezüglich exemplarisch. Vollenden Sie Ihre Sightseeintour mit etwas ... Denn ja, Glasgow ist auch ein Shoppingparadies!
19. Mai 2024 - Fort William
Ankunft 19.05.2024 amormittag
Abfahrt 19.05.2024 abends
Die Hafenstadt Fort William am Ostufer des Loch Linnhe wird mitunter als die "Outdoor-Hauptstadt des Vereinigten Königreichs" beschrieben. Ihre Lage am Fuße des Ben Nevis, des höchsten Gipfels der britischen Inseln, und ihre Nähe zu den dramatischen Landschaften von Glencoe machen die Stadt zu einem beliebten Ziel für Wanderer und Kletterer. Für diejenigen, die ein etwas weniger abenteuerliches Erlebnis suchen, bietet die nahegelegene Ben Nevis Distillery Besichtigungen und Verkostungen an. Auch Old Fort und Old Inverlochy Castle sind interessante historische Stätten.
20. Mai 2024 - Kyle of Lochalsh, Schottland
Ankunft 20.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 20.05.2024 am späten Nachmittag
Kyle of Lochalsh ("Straits of the Alsh Inlet") ist eine kleine Hafenstadt am Fuße der Brücke, die das Festland mit der Isle of Skye verbindet. Sie liegt inmitten einer außergewöhnlich schönen natürlichen Umgebung und dient als Tor zu den Schottischen Highlands und zu mehreren Schlössern, die die Geschichte und die Traditionen der Clans bewahren, die hier einst herrschten. Eilean Donan Castle ist ein malerisches und häufig gefilmtes Schloss auf einer winzigen Insel am Zusammenfluss von drei Lochs. Auch Armadale Castle und Gärten, die historische Residenz des Donald Clans, ist von der Stadt aus gut erreichbar.
20. Mai 2024 - Kreuzen entlang der Skye Bridge
Ankunft 20.05.2024
Abfahrt 20.05.2024
Die Insel Skye ist die größte des Archipels der Inneren Hebriden. Die zauberhaft romantischen Landschaften der so genannten Insel des Nebels inspirierten die größten Autoren und Filmemacher wie den Dichter Walter Scott oder Virginia Woolf. Das fast wüstenartige Innere der Insel und ihre Küste bilden ein Konzentrat der Schönheit der Schottischen Highlands: felsige Gipfel, Basaltsäulen, Hügel und weite, mit Torfmoor und Heide bedeckte Täler, Seen, Wasserfälle, feine Sandbuchten und Klippen. Vielleicht haben Sie Gelegenheit, auf ihren Gipfeln Seeadler zu beobachten, die die Wogen beobachten, in denen sich Ottern, Seelöwen, Robben, Delfine und Wale tummeln.
21. Mai 2024 - Kirkwall, Orkney
Ankunft 21.05.2024 mittags
Abfahrt 21.05.2024 am frühen Abend
Die Hauptstadt des Archipels Orkney Kirkwall, deren Name "Kirchenbucht" bedeutet, ist die ideale Destination, um die Inseln des Nordens zu erkunden. Im Innern einer breiten Bucht gelegen, entdeckt sich die quirlige Stadt durch den Reiz ihrer gepflasterten Gassen mit alten Häusern und Kunsthandwerksgeschäften. Tankerness House, das älteste Haus der Stadt, ist demzufolge ein unbedingtes Muss. Aber der wahre architektonische Schatz des seinen Namen zu recht tragenden Kirkwall ist kein anderer als die bemerkenswerte Kathedrale aus gelben und roten Steinen. Und weil der Whisky von der schottischen Identität untrennbar ist, halten Sie bei der Highland Park Distillery für einen sehr lehrreichen Besuch an.
22. Mai 2024 - Lerwick, Shetlandinseln
Ankunft 22.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 22.05.2024 mittags
Die charmante Hauptstadt der Shetland-Inseln wartet mit alten Häusern an der Uferpromenade, engen Gassen, historischen Stadtvierteln und der herzlichen Atmosphäre einer Hafenstadt auf. Im Norden liegt der UNESCO-Geopark der Shetland-Inseln. Bemerkenswert gut erhaltene archäologische Stätten und Ruinen zeugen davon, dass die Inseln bereits in der Jungsteinzeit bewohnt waren. Das Shetland-Museum erzählt von der Kultur und der Geschichte der Inselgruppe – die reichen Fischgründe von Verwickeln wurden in früheren Zeiten sogar von den Holländern ausgebeutet.
23. Mai 2024 - Olden
Ankunft 23.05.2024 mittags
Abfahrt 23.05.2024 am späten Nachmittag
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.
24. Mai 2024 - Flam
Ankunft 24.05.2024 mittags
Abfahrt 24.05.2024 am frühen Abend
Im Herzen des Landes der Fjorde in weniger als 200 Kilometer Entfernung von Bergen bietet Ihnen das malerische Dorf Flåm – Aussprache Floom – ein Einblick in das authentische Norwegen. Sie können dessen farbenfrohe Gassen durchstreifen und dabei die majestätische Silhouette der umliegenden Berge bewundern. Die Gemeinde ist auch der Ausgangspunkt für die legendäre Bahnstrecke Flamsbana von 20 Kilometer Länge. Sie bietet eine einzigartige Aussicht auf ebenso grandiose wie bewahrte Landschaften. Diese Attraktion macht Flåm zu einem der Haupttouristenziele des Landes.
25. Mai 2024 - Bergen
Ankunft 25.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Ausschiffung 25.05.2024 um 08:00
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.
Glen Nevis hike
From the pier, join your local coach for a short transfer to Glen Nevis.
Upon arrival, commence your walk, heading straight into attractive deciduous woodland. The rough and rocky path then goes through the Nevis Gorge where you will see glimpses of tremendous rocky mountainsides through the trees.
At one stream, the way has been cut out of the rock and heads around the corner on a wide ledge; beyond here there is a first glimpse of the white line of Steall Falls through the gorge. The valley now narrows considerably, and the river can occasionally be seen below, crashing over and round huge fallen boulders.
The glen suddenly broadens out once more to form a grassy meadow decorated with wildflowers and surrounded by wooded, precipitous mountainsides. The crowning glory is the Steall Falls, now seen directly ahead across the meadow.
Continue to the main path until it reaches a bend where the glen curves round to the left and the path is close to the river. This is the best spot for admiring the great falls. They are the third highest falls in Scotland, cascading 105 metres down the rockface, and a tremendous sight particularly in spate. Rising above the falls is the Munro of A Gearanach, the first peak on the Ring of Steall, and this is the starting point for many mountain excursions.
Return to the coach along the same route.
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This excursion involves walking 2 miles (3,5 km) on uneven and occasionally muddy footpaths, steep in places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a windproof raincoat. We also recommend you bring water from the ship. This excursion is limited to 12 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 240 €
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Majestic Glencoe & highlands
From the pier, join your local coach and start your journey from Fort William to one of Scotland's most spectacular places. Surrounded by towering mountains, Glencoe is the iconic highland landscape.
The glen provides some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery and is a paradise for climbers, walkers and skiers. It is, of course, also the scene of the infamous 1692 massacre. Upon arrival, visit the award-winning Glencoe visitor centre to learn more about the history, geology and nature of this region.
Continue your circular journey through the glen, pausing to photograph the famous “Three Sisters” as the mountain peaks are fondly known. Then head over Rannoch Moor; the Great Moor is one of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe.
Continue on a scenic drive via Pass of Brander, taking in the impressive scenery of the Scottish Highlands with mountains, sea lochs, castles and islands before returning up the West Coast to Fort William.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and a raincoat. This excursion is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 130 €
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Fort Augustus & Loch Ness
At the pier in Fort William board your motorcoach for a wonderfully scenic drive through Scotland's Great Glen along the shores of Loch Lochy and Loch Oich. Your drive will pass by Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles, and by the Commando Memorial, dedicated to the men of the British Commando Forces whose training depot the memorial overlooks.
As you drive through the splendor of the Highlands, you follow the route of the Caledonian Canal, built in the early 19th-century to connect Scotland's east and west coasts, ending your journey at the small town of Fort Augustus, situated at the midpoint of the canal, on the southern tip of legendary Loch Ness.
In Fort Augustus, board the Spirit of Loch Ness, a purpose-built vessel, for a 50-minute cruise on Scotland’s most famous loch. You will cruise past Cherry Island, the loch’s only island, as you take in the legendary beauty of the loch, including a striking view of Fort Augustus Abbey from the water. Enjoy a spot of tea or coffee and a cake bite while your crew points out sights of interest. A glimpse of Nessie is not guaranteed but cannot be ruled out.
Back in Fort Augustus, enjoy some time at leisure to wander through this lovely little hamlet. You can watch as boats navigate the locks of the canal, or you may wish to browse the village's lovely shops.
Rejoin your coach for the journey back to Fort William and your awaiting ship.
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This is an easy excursion with very little walking. We recommend comfortable shoes and layered clothing, including a jacket in case of inclement weather. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 180 €
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Charm of Glenfinnan & Highlands
Fort William is ideally situated to serve as a gateway to the Highlands. This panoramic tour provides a taste of some of the best scenery that Scotland has to offer.
Following a brief overview of Fort William, a short drive along the shore of Loch Eil, brings you to the village of Glenfinnan. Best known for the stunning railway viaduct featured in a Harry Potter movie, Glenfinnan is on the West Highland Line which connects Fort William and Mallaig. The West Highland Line itself is famous for the Jacobite Steam Train, often referred to as the “Hogwarts Express Line." Pausing here for a short time, you may wish to climb the wee hill behind the Visitor Center for a better view of the viaduct, or you may walk to the nearby Glenfinnan Monument, honoring the Jacobite clansmen who fought and died in the cause of Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Returning to Fort William, you stop at Banavie, where you visit Neptune's Staircase, a series of eight locks that raise boats 20 meters from sea level to join the Caledonian Canal. Constructed in the early 19th century by Scottish engineer Thomas Telford, the Canal connects the Scottish east coast at Inverness with the west coast at nearby Corpach.
No tour of the Highlands would be complete without a visit to the local whisky distillery, so your next visit is to the Ben Nevis Distillery, founded in 1825, for a tour and tasting of the local tipple. A short drive brings you to the Commando Memorial which offers breathtaking views of Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles. The Memorial is dedicated to the men of the British Commando Forces and overlooks the Commando Training Depot established in 1942. Unveiled in 1952 by the Queen Mother, the memorial has become one of the United Kingdom's best-known monuments.
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This is an easy excursion, involving only as much walking as you wish to do. We recommend comfortable shoes and a raincoat. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 140 €
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Heritage & war relics from the Orkneys
This excursion explores the southern side of the Orkney Islands, notably the awe-inspiring scenery of this part of the Mainland with its fascinating ruins dating back to the Second World War.
From the pier, leave the port and head south on a road which links the main island to the small southern isles. This road was built to restrict access to the Scapa Flow Bay. The Churchill Barriers, harbour walls built by Italian prisoners during the Second World War, offer an excellent observation point of the Scapa Flow naval base. Beyond the first wall, visit the Italian Chapel, a rare and moving testimony of faith in adversity, built by those same prisoners. Then visit an old distillery founded by a man of the church in 1798.
Highland Park Distillery is the northern-most of the Scottish whisky distillers and overlooks the town and Scapa Bay. Towards the end of the 18th century, Magnus Eunson, a pastor by profession and famous smuggler, would have distilled his amber nectar in the same place where the distillery is located today. There you have a chance to taste this famous Scottish whisky, before returning to Kirkwall for some free time to enjoy this pretty town, dominated by the magnificent 12th century, red sandstone Cathedral of St Magnus - known locally as the "Light of the North", the finest medieval building in northern Scotland. Nearby there are many narrow, winding streets and lanes, which have hardly altered at all over the centuries.
From here, return to your ship at the quayside.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground, and some steps at the distillery. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and bring a raincoat. This tour will be conducted in English only. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 200 €
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Mull Head reserve discovery
From the pier, board your local coach and head towards the Mull Head nature reserve. Along the way, enjoy a panoramic ride through the Viking town and past the magnificent St Magnus Cathedral before heading out into the rural landscape of Orkney’s East Mainland.
Upon arrival, your guide will take you for a short walk across the field to reach "The Gloup". This geological site, which is as impressive as it is surprising, was formed following the collapse of a sea cave revealing a dramatic chasm.
Then, you will enjoy an invigorating walk, meandering along the steeep coast, offering beautiful views of the North Sea, the island of Copinsay and even sometimes, to spot cetaceans. You will reach the natural promontory of the Brough of Deerness. This rocky outcrop was once a clifftop settlement. The tour will continue a little further along the cliffs for spectacular views over Mull Head and some of the smaller offshore islands. As well as the dramatic scenery, the cliffs are also a haven for cliff birds and local flora.
Finally, return to the coach to make the return journey to Kirkwall.
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This excursion involves walking an hour and a half, on uneven grounds and in the grass. We recommend you wear waterproof hiking shoes and several layers of clothing. We also recommend you bring a windproof waterproof jacket. Wildlife observation is not guaranteed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 120 €
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Orkney's archaeological wonders
During this scenic circular tour, explore the beautiful West Mainland of Orkney, location of one of the greatest concentrations of World Heritage prehistoric sites in Britain.
Passing through an area of rich farmland, rolling hills and moorland, fringed by magnificent cliffs, visit the great ceremonial Standing Stones of Stenness and Ring of Brodgar.
Further on, you will arrive at Skara Brae, the most exciting and best-preserved Neolithic village in Northern Europe. The remains of this 5,000-year-old Neolithic village are beautifully preserved and interpreted in a modern visitor centre. Lying beside the pretty, sandy crescent of the Bay of Skaill, this Stone Age settlement was completely buried under sand for thousands of years, until suddenly revealed during a fierce storm in 1850. Amongst the fascinating relics found here are tools, beads, pottery, and whalebone artefacts, spanning over a period of approximately 600 years of occupation, all based on the tough maritime economy. Looking across the village, it gives a good idea of how it looked all those centuries ago, and close inspection of the houses gives a unique insight into how our ancient ancestors lived.
The hardship of life in Skara Brae can be directly contrasted to Orkney's finest manor house, Skaill House, which is located nearby and constitutes the next stop of our journey through ancient Orkney. A powerful bishop built it on an ancient graveyard in 1620.
Finally, return to Kirkwall via Historic Scapa Flow, where you will pause to take photos from the coach. Hear stories of dramatic wartime experiences that make this one of the most renowned stretches of water in world.
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This excursion involves walking on uneven terrain . We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat. This tour is limited to 35 participants. Order of the visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 115 €
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Kirkwall on foot
From the pier, you will be transferred to Kirkwall centre by coach passing by the ancient shoreline of Kirkwall that dates back to when the town was first founded by the Vikings. The shoreline is now a lovely flag stoned street which runs from the harbour to the centre of the town. En-route you shall hear stories of times gone by in Kirkwall.
Arriving at St Magnus Cathedral, a beautiful red and yellow sandstone building which dominates the skyline of Kirkwall, join your guide for a more in-depth visit. Tour the interior of the cathedral and learn about its 850-year history.
Next, visit the neighbouring Bishop's and Earl's Palaces, once belonging to Earl Patrick Stewart, who had the Earl's palace built using forced labour.
Your walking tour ends at the Orkney Museum for a visit at your own pace (not guided). The museum tells the story of Orkney, from the Stone Age to the Picts and Vikings era, right through to the present day.
After the visit, you may choose to stay in the centre for some shopping.
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This excursion involves walking 1,2 mile (2 km) on mostly flat ground and some steps at the palaces and the museum. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat. Appropriate dress is recommended to enter religious sites (shoulders and knees covered). Please note the cathedral may be closed due to short notice events. The tour ends in the gardens behind the museum. Your guide will remain a few minutes at the museum and then will escort guests wishing to go back to the shuttle bus and to the ship. Guests wishing to stay in town will be explained where to take the shuttle back to the ship, and a map will be given. This tour is limited to 25 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 60 €
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In the footsteps of the Vikings
For this adventure, put yourself in a Viking’s shoes. Be a Viking in Orkney, the old Norse earldom. Walk through the stunning landscape with a sea breeze in your hair, hear stories of long ago that have been passed down from Viking forbears. Try out life as a Viking by the campfire: food, crafts, games, and songs.
From the pier, board your local coach for a short transfer along the coast of Scapa Flow to the small hamlet of Orphir. On arrival, begin a hike along the shoreline learning about the history of the islands and the Norse heritage that our Viking ancestors have left behind.
Arrive at The Bu – the remains of a Viking home. Here on the shore, a campfire with a Viking stew being prepared is awaiting. Enjoy trying various Viking activities such as rope making, weaving, bannock making or runic writing.
After this, enjoy eating some stew and bannocks on the beach whilst listening to some stories from traditional Orkney folklore. The trip ends with some Faeroese style dancing and songs before rejoining the coach and making the return trip to the ship.
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This is a moderate 1-hour walking tour along an established route, beaten track and moderate cliffs. It may be wet and slippery in some places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a raincoat. Order of visits may be reverted. This tour is limited to 14 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 220 €
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Charm of Lerwick
This excursion is designed to introduce you to the history of Lerwick, capital of the Shetland Islands since the early 18th-century, a major center of the fishing industry, and more recently a support town for the North Sea oil industry.
Starting from Victoria Pier in the heart of the Old Town you pass by the Old Tolbooth (built in 1770) and continue on to the Lodberries - houses and warehouses erected on individual piers so that goods could be loaded and unloaded directly to and from the boats. In the 18th-century, when Lerwick was the premier herring town in Northern Europe, these structures would have lined the waterfront from end to end. You will have an opportunity to see one of few remaining, with its thick sea-battered walls, a slipway, and a fish-drying shed.
Continue your walk through the town’s narrow lanes (or ‘closses’) which run down to the waterfront to visit Lerwick Town Hall. The Hall was built in 1883 and features beautiful stained-glass windows that present a pictorial narrative of Shetland’s history from the time of the Vikings. Conclude your tour at the fascinating Shetland Museum and Archives, which you can visit on your own to learn more about Shetland’s heritage and culture. This award-winning museum has over 3,000 artifacts on two floors, a wealth of easily accessible archive material and a temporary exhibition area.
At the conclusion of the tour, you may return directly to the pier with your guide, or you may choose to remain in the Old Town to browse the local craft and knitwear shops at your leisure before making your way back to the pier.
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This is a moderate to strenuous walking tour with some steep streets and stairs. The visit of the museum is not guided. We recommend you wear warm, waterproof layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes. This excursion will be conducted in English only. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 25 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 55 €
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Discover Lerwick
For a wonderful insight into the lives and history of the people of Lerwick take a step back in time. This town tour will take you through the colourful and cosmopolitan history of Lerwick. You will be transported through the centuries with lively tales of Lerwick's growth, merchant trading, fishing, and shipping fleets and smugglers.
Starting on foot from Victoria Pier, head along the Lodberries which runs along the waterfront and visit Lerwick Town Hall (subject to availability). The Hall was built in 1883 and has beautiful stained-glass windows which represent a pictorial narrative of Shetland’s history from the Viking times. Pass the impressive Clickimin Broch, a stone-built roundhouse over two thousand years old and imagine Lerwick’s bustling activity over the millennia before returning to the coach.
Then, enjoy a leisurely drive around the rest of the town and outskirts of Lerwick learning about the history and modern day lives of the people of Shetland before arriving at the Shetland Textile Museum, the only one of its kind dedicated to the islands’ textile heritage.
Your tour will then take you to the fascinating Shetland Museum. This award-winning museum has over 3,000 artefacts on two floors, a wealth of easily accessible archive material, a temporary exhibition area, Boat Hall, and Sheds. The exhibits are beautifully displayed and very well interpreted - a visit not to be missed!
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This is a moderate to strenuous walking tour with some steep streets and stairs. You will be on your feet for approximately 2 hours. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a raincoat. Order of visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 125 €
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Eshaness & Shetland jewellery
From the pier, drive through Lerwick, the largest town in Shetland, dating from the 1600s as you travel to the north-west of the Shetland Mainland.
First, you will visit the local Shetland Jewellery workshop, where traditional local jewellery is still handcrafted into Celtic- and Norse-inspired fashions. Here you will be able to see how the beautiful jewellery is designed and created, with the opportunity to enjoy a shopping time.
Continuing your journey North, you will pass through the picturesque community of Voe with its Scandinavian influence. The scenery becomes more and more spectacular as you head north through Brae, crossing Mavis Grind where the North Sea almost meets the Atlantic Ocean, passing the Drongs sea stack, where we have a photo stop.
At Eshaness, view the sea stacks and natural arches formed by the action of volcano and glacier. The black basalts and purple andesites that form the cliffs contain agates and amethysts, and some of Britain's oldest rock, at nearly three billion years old, is not far away.
A short walk along the cliff top allows you to savour and photograph the spectacular scenery. After your bracing walk, return to the lovely Braewick café for refreshments with views of the spectacular seascapes, before heading south once more.
On the way back to the ship, you will hear more of Shetland's culture and heritage from your guide, having seen the very best scenery in Shetland.
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This tour involves approximately 0,7 mile (1 km) walking on soft ground. We recommend you wear warm and waterproof clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 115 €
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Treasures of Shetland islands
This tour gives you the opportunity to enjoy the unique, picturesque landscape of the Shetland Isles and to visit one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Britain.
The excursion starts with a short tour of Lerwick - capital of the Shetland Isles - and the most northerly town in the British Isles. Founded on the fishing industry and with strong Viking connections, little now remains of the old village of Lerwick - although in the centre, and particularly near the harbour, there is still evidence of the stout origins of the town which began to rise in the 17th century. The town is built of stone, with narrow paved streets to give the inhabitants some protection from the fierce winter gales. It has a very unique character not found elsewhere in the world.
Travelling south along the coastal road, with the sea on one side and the hills of the South Mainland on the other, you will pass through several small settlements. You will then pause for a fine view of the Island of Mousa, on which stands the best-preserved broch (ancient dwelling) in existence. Driving on a short way, you will come to Hoswick and the Visitor Centre, with its excellent souvenir shop and demonstration of Shetland weaving.
From Hoswick there is a short drive to the remarkable archaeological site of the Jarlshof Settlement at Sumburgh, on the southern tip of the mainland. Jarlshof presents one of the most interesting remains of early human habitation, not only in Shetland, but the whole of Scotland. Jarlshof displays an insight into many different peoples and periods, through its monuments and ancient dwellings.
Departing Jarlshof, make your way along the coast to the Sumburgh Head bird cliff, situated at the southern tip of mainland Shetland. Sumburgh Head holds a colony of about 5,000 birds, all breeding in the steep grassy banks and cliffs leading up to the lighthouse and provides the perfect location for viewing puffins.
- This excursion involves walking 1,2 mile (2 km) on gravel and grassy paths as well as tarmacced path. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and warm and waterproof clothes. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 110 €
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Nordfjord kayaking
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you.
Kayaking on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
You will start your journey from the old Mølla guest house 5 minutes away by foot from the pier in Olden. Once at the kayak station, you will receive all equipment (kayak, paddle, spray-skirt, safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of kayaking.
You will be ready to start your tour from the pier, heading out into the fjord. As you follow the contours of the shore, your guide will share their local knowledge about the fjords and glaciers surrounding you. In the distance you will see waterfalls, glaciers and green mountainsides.
After approximately 2 hours of kayak, you will get back to the pier.
- Double kayaks are used. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions. You might get wet, so please bring a change of clothing and footwear with you. Although this tour does not require kayaking experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 90 €
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Briksdal Glacier
Briksdal glacier 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. Briksdalsbreen Glacier lies at the end of enchanting Oldedalen valley.
Board your motor coach and start the tour. The trip through Oldedalen valley to Briksdal glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendours. From wild flowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters, to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your motor coach will stop at the mountain lodge, and from the lodge it is about 1.8 mile (3 km), a 45-minute walk on a gravel road up to the glacier. During your walk, enjoy the view onto the gigantic glacier.
If you don't want to walk that far, another option is to be driven by cars (7 seats in each) from the lodge, up to a parking lot which is a 10-minute walk from the glacier. Please note that you pay directly on the site for the transfer by vehicle. We will not be able to pre-book this service and unfortunately during the high season, vehicles are not always running.
Using the same way to get back to the lodge, you will have some more opportunities to take pictures walking down the path. At the lodge, enjoy a snack including tea, coffee and pastries, and some time at leisure in the well-stocked souvenir shop which will make your trip to Briksdal memorable.
- This moderate excursion involves 1 h 30 of walking (3,1 miles) on uneven and sometimes slippery terrain and gravel paths. We recommend you to wear comfortable good walking shoes, sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket and a waterproof layer.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 110 €
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Nordfjord stand-up paddle experience
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you. Stand-up paddle boarding is an ancient surf technique where you stand or sit on a big board and paddle with one long oar.
You will start your journey from the pier in Olden. Once at the stand-up paddle station, you will receive all equipment (board, oar, dry suit, wet shoes and safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of stand-up paddling.
Your experienced guide will then take you throughout beautiful landscapes and magnificent rivers full of unique coloured water from the surrounding glaciers and snowy mountains. Paddling on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
After approximately 1 ¼ hour of stand-up paddle, you will get back to the pier.
- This excursion involves paddling approximately 1 hour. All stand-up paddle equipment (board, oar, dry suit, wet shoes and safety equipment) is provided. Although this tour does not require paddling experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold. Participants must be under 6’2.8” tall (190 cm) and weigh under 286 pounds (130 kgs). Pregnant women, those with back problems, and children under age 12 are not permitted. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 75 €
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Glen Nevis hike
From the pier, join your local coach for a short transfer to Glen Nevis.
Upon arrival, commence your walk, heading straight into attractive deciduous woodland. The rough and rocky path then goes through the Nevis Gorge where you will see glimpses of tremendous rocky mountainsides through the trees.
At one stream, the way has been cut out of the rock and heads around the corner on a wide ledge; beyond here there is a first glimpse of the white line of Steall Falls through the gorge. The valley now narrows considerably, and the river can occasionally be seen below, crashing over and round huge fallen boulders.
The glen suddenly broadens out once more to form a grassy meadow decorated with wildflowers and surrounded by wooded, precipitous mountainsides. The crowning glory is the Steall Falls, now seen directly ahead across the meadow.
Continue to the main path until it reaches a bend where the glen curves round to the left and the path is close to the river. This is the best spot for admiring the great falls. They are the third highest falls in Scotland, cascading 105 metres down the rockface, and a tremendous sight particularly in spate. Rising above the falls is the Munro of A Gearanach, the first peak on the Ring of Steall, and this is the starting point for many mountain excursions.
Return to the coach along the same route.
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This excursion involves walking 2 miles (3,5 km) on uneven and occasionally muddy footpaths, steep in places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a windproof raincoat. We also recommend you bring water from the ship. This excursion is limited to 12 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 240 €
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Majestic Glencoe & highlands
From the pier, join your local coach and start your journey from Fort William to one of Scotland's most spectacular places. Surrounded by towering mountains, Glencoe is the iconic highland landscape.
The glen provides some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery and is a paradise for climbers, walkers and skiers. It is, of course, also the scene of the infamous 1692 massacre. Upon arrival, visit the award-winning Glencoe visitor centre to learn more about the history, geology and nature of this region.
Continue your circular journey through the glen, pausing to photograph the famous “Three Sisters” as the mountain peaks are fondly known. Then head over Rannoch Moor; the Great Moor is one of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe.
Continue on a scenic drive via Pass of Brander, taking in the impressive scenery of the Scottish Highlands with mountains, sea lochs, castles and islands before returning up the West Coast to Fort William.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and a raincoat. This excursion is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 130 €
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Fort Augustus & Loch Ness
At the pier in Fort William board your motorcoach for a wonderfully scenic drive through Scotland's Great Glen along the shores of Loch Lochy and Loch Oich. Your drive will pass by Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles, and by the Commando Memorial, dedicated to the men of the British Commando Forces whose training depot the memorial overlooks.
As you drive through the splendor of the Highlands, you follow the route of the Caledonian Canal, built in the early 19th-century to connect Scotland's east and west coasts, ending your journey at the small town of Fort Augustus, situated at the midpoint of the canal, on the southern tip of legendary Loch Ness.
In Fort Augustus, board the Spirit of Loch Ness, a purpose-built vessel, for a 50-minute cruise on Scotland’s most famous loch. You will cruise past Cherry Island, the loch’s only island, as you take in the legendary beauty of the loch, including a striking view of Fort Augustus Abbey from the water. Enjoy a spot of tea or coffee and a cake bite while your crew points out sights of interest. A glimpse of Nessie is not guaranteed but cannot be ruled out.
Back in Fort Augustus, enjoy some time at leisure to wander through this lovely little hamlet. You can watch as boats navigate the locks of the canal, or you may wish to browse the village's lovely shops.
Rejoin your coach for the journey back to Fort William and your awaiting ship.
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This is an easy excursion with very little walking. We recommend comfortable shoes and layered clothing, including a jacket in case of inclement weather. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 180 €
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Charm of Glenfinnan & Highlands
Fort William is ideally situated to serve as a gateway to the Highlands. This panoramic tour provides a taste of some of the best scenery that Scotland has to offer.
Following a brief overview of Fort William, a short drive along the shore of Loch Eil, brings you to the village of Glenfinnan. Best known for the stunning railway viaduct featured in a Harry Potter movie, Glenfinnan is on the West Highland Line which connects Fort William and Mallaig. The West Highland Line itself is famous for the Jacobite Steam Train, often referred to as the “Hogwarts Express Line." Pausing here for a short time, you may wish to climb the wee hill behind the Visitor Center for a better view of the viaduct, or you may walk to the nearby Glenfinnan Monument, honoring the Jacobite clansmen who fought and died in the cause of Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Returning to Fort William, you stop at Banavie, where you visit Neptune's Staircase, a series of eight locks that raise boats 20 meters from sea level to join the Caledonian Canal. Constructed in the early 19th century by Scottish engineer Thomas Telford, the Canal connects the Scottish east coast at Inverness with the west coast at nearby Corpach.
No tour of the Highlands would be complete without a visit to the local whisky distillery, so your next visit is to the Ben Nevis Distillery, founded in 1825, for a tour and tasting of the local tipple. A short drive brings you to the Commando Memorial which offers breathtaking views of Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles. The Memorial is dedicated to the men of the British Commando Forces and overlooks the Commando Training Depot established in 1942. Unveiled in 1952 by the Queen Mother, the memorial has become one of the United Kingdom's best-known monuments.
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This is an easy excursion, involving only as much walking as you wish to do. We recommend comfortable shoes and a raincoat. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 140 €
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Heritage & war relics from the Orkneys
This excursion explores the southern side of the Orkney Islands, notably the awe-inspiring scenery of this part of the Mainland with its fascinating ruins dating back to the Second World War.
From the pier, leave the port and head south on a road which links the main island to the small southern isles. This road was built to restrict access to the Scapa Flow Bay. The Churchill Barriers, harbour walls built by Italian prisoners during the Second World War, offer an excellent observation point of the Scapa Flow naval base. Beyond the first wall, visit the Italian Chapel, a rare and moving testimony of faith in adversity, built by those same prisoners. Then visit an old distillery founded by a man of the church in 1798.
Highland Park Distillery is the northern-most of the Scottish whisky distillers and overlooks the town and Scapa Bay. Towards the end of the 18th century, Magnus Eunson, a pastor by profession and famous smuggler, would have distilled his amber nectar in the same place where the distillery is located today. There you have a chance to taste this famous Scottish whisky, before returning to Kirkwall for some free time to enjoy this pretty town, dominated by the magnificent 12th century, red sandstone Cathedral of St Magnus - known locally as the "Light of the North", the finest medieval building in northern Scotland. Nearby there are many narrow, winding streets and lanes, which have hardly altered at all over the centuries.
From here, return to your ship at the quayside.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground, and some steps at the distillery. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and bring a raincoat. This tour will be conducted in English only. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 200 €
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Mull Head reserve discovery
From the pier, board your local coach and head towards the Mull Head nature reserve. Along the way, enjoy a panoramic ride through the Viking town and past the magnificent St Magnus Cathedral before heading out into the rural landscape of Orkney’s East Mainland.
Upon arrival, your guide will take you for a short walk across the field to reach "The Gloup". This geological site, which is as impressive as it is surprising, was formed following the collapse of a sea cave revealing a dramatic chasm.
Then, you will enjoy an invigorating walk, meandering along the steeep coast, offering beautiful views of the North Sea, the island of Copinsay and even sometimes, to spot cetaceans. You will reach the natural promontory of the Brough of Deerness. This rocky outcrop was once a clifftop settlement. The tour will continue a little further along the cliffs for spectacular views over Mull Head and some of the smaller offshore islands. As well as the dramatic scenery, the cliffs are also a haven for cliff birds and local flora.
Finally, return to the coach to make the return journey to Kirkwall.
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This excursion involves walking an hour and a half, on uneven grounds and in the grass. We recommend you wear waterproof hiking shoes and several layers of clothing. We also recommend you bring a windproof waterproof jacket. Wildlife observation is not guaranteed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 120 €
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Orkney's archaeological wonders
During this scenic circular tour, explore the beautiful West Mainland of Orkney, location of one of the greatest concentrations of World Heritage prehistoric sites in Britain.
Passing through an area of rich farmland, rolling hills and moorland, fringed by magnificent cliffs, visit the great ceremonial Standing Stones of Stenness and Ring of Brodgar.
Further on, you will arrive at Skara Brae, the most exciting and best-preserved Neolithic village in Northern Europe. The remains of this 5,000-year-old Neolithic village are beautifully preserved and interpreted in a modern visitor centre. Lying beside the pretty, sandy crescent of the Bay of Skaill, this Stone Age settlement was completely buried under sand for thousands of years, until suddenly revealed during a fierce storm in 1850. Amongst the fascinating relics found here are tools, beads, pottery, and whalebone artefacts, spanning over a period of approximately 600 years of occupation, all based on the tough maritime economy. Looking across the village, it gives a good idea of how it looked all those centuries ago, and close inspection of the houses gives a unique insight into how our ancient ancestors lived.
The hardship of life in Skara Brae can be directly contrasted to Orkney's finest manor house, Skaill House, which is located nearby and constitutes the next stop of our journey through ancient Orkney. A powerful bishop built it on an ancient graveyard in 1620.
Finally, return to Kirkwall via Historic Scapa Flow, where you will pause to take photos from the coach. Hear stories of dramatic wartime experiences that make this one of the most renowned stretches of water in world.
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This excursion involves walking on uneven terrain . We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat. This tour is limited to 35 participants. Order of the visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 115 €
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Kirkwall on foot
From the pier, you will be transferred to Kirkwall centre by coach passing by the ancient shoreline of Kirkwall that dates back to when the town was first founded by the Vikings. The shoreline is now a lovely flag stoned street which runs from the harbour to the centre of the town. En-route you shall hear stories of times gone by in Kirkwall.
Arriving at St Magnus Cathedral, a beautiful red and yellow sandstone building which dominates the skyline of Kirkwall, join your guide for a more in-depth visit. Tour the interior of the cathedral and learn about its 850-year history.
Next, visit the neighbouring Bishop's and Earl's Palaces, once belonging to Earl Patrick Stewart, who had the Earl's palace built using forced labour.
Your walking tour ends at the Orkney Museum for a visit at your own pace (not guided). The museum tells the story of Orkney, from the Stone Age to the Picts and Vikings era, right through to the present day.
After the visit, you may choose to stay in the centre for some shopping.
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This excursion involves walking 1,2 mile (2 km) on mostly flat ground and some steps at the palaces and the museum. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat. Appropriate dress is recommended to enter religious sites (shoulders and knees covered). Please note the cathedral may be closed due to short notice events. The tour ends in the gardens behind the museum. Your guide will remain a few minutes at the museum and then will escort guests wishing to go back to the shuttle bus and to the ship. Guests wishing to stay in town will be explained where to take the shuttle back to the ship, and a map will be given. This tour is limited to 25 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 60 €
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In the footsteps of the Vikings
For this adventure, put yourself in a Viking’s shoes. Be a Viking in Orkney, the old Norse earldom. Walk through the stunning landscape with a sea breeze in your hair, hear stories of long ago that have been passed down from Viking forbears. Try out life as a Viking by the campfire: food, crafts, games, and songs.
From the pier, board your local coach for a short transfer along the coast of Scapa Flow to the small hamlet of Orphir. On arrival, begin a hike along the shoreline learning about the history of the islands and the Norse heritage that our Viking ancestors have left behind.
Arrive at The Bu – the remains of a Viking home. Here on the shore, a campfire with a Viking stew being prepared is awaiting. Enjoy trying various Viking activities such as rope making, weaving, bannock making or runic writing.
After this, enjoy eating some stew and bannocks on the beach whilst listening to some stories from traditional Orkney folklore. The trip ends with some Faeroese style dancing and songs before rejoining the coach and making the return trip to the ship.
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This is a moderate 1-hour walking tour along an established route, beaten track and moderate cliffs. It may be wet and slippery in some places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a raincoat. Order of visits may be reverted. This tour is limited to 14 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 220 €
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Charm of Lerwick
This excursion is designed to introduce you to the history of Lerwick, capital of the Shetland Islands since the early 18th-century, a major center of the fishing industry, and more recently a support town for the North Sea oil industry.
Starting from Victoria Pier in the heart of the Old Town you pass by the Old Tolbooth (built in 1770) and continue on to the Lodberries - houses and warehouses erected on individual piers so that goods could be loaded and unloaded directly to and from the boats. In the 18th-century, when Lerwick was the premier herring town in Northern Europe, these structures would have lined the waterfront from end to end. You will have an opportunity to see one of few remaining, with its thick sea-battered walls, a slipway, and a fish-drying shed.
Continue your walk through the town’s narrow lanes (or ‘closses’) which run down to the waterfront to visit Lerwick Town Hall. The Hall was built in 1883 and features beautiful stained-glass windows that present a pictorial narrative of Shetland’s history from the time of the Vikings. Conclude your tour at the fascinating Shetland Museum and Archives, which you can visit on your own to learn more about Shetland’s heritage and culture. This award-winning museum has over 3,000 artifacts on two floors, a wealth of easily accessible archive material and a temporary exhibition area.
At the conclusion of the tour, you may return directly to the pier with your guide, or you may choose to remain in the Old Town to browse the local craft and knitwear shops at your leisure before making your way back to the pier.
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This is a moderate to strenuous walking tour with some steep streets and stairs. The visit of the museum is not guided. We recommend you wear warm, waterproof layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes. This excursion will be conducted in English only. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 25 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 55 €
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Discover Lerwick
For a wonderful insight into the lives and history of the people of Lerwick take a step back in time. This town tour will take you through the colourful and cosmopolitan history of Lerwick. You will be transported through the centuries with lively tales of Lerwick's growth, merchant trading, fishing, and shipping fleets and smugglers.
Starting on foot from Victoria Pier, head along the Lodberries which runs along the waterfront and visit Lerwick Town Hall (subject to availability). The Hall was built in 1883 and has beautiful stained-glass windows which represent a pictorial narrative of Shetland’s history from the Viking times. Pass the impressive Clickimin Broch, a stone-built roundhouse over two thousand years old and imagine Lerwick’s bustling activity over the millennia before returning to the coach.
Then, enjoy a leisurely drive around the rest of the town and outskirts of Lerwick learning about the history and modern day lives of the people of Shetland before arriving at the Shetland Textile Museum, the only one of its kind dedicated to the islands’ textile heritage.
Your tour will then take you to the fascinating Shetland Museum. This award-winning museum has over 3,000 artefacts on two floors, a wealth of easily accessible archive material, a temporary exhibition area, Boat Hall, and Sheds. The exhibits are beautifully displayed and very well interpreted - a visit not to be missed!
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This is a moderate to strenuous walking tour with some steep streets and stairs. You will be on your feet for approximately 2 hours. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a raincoat. Order of visits may be reversed.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 125 €
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Eshaness & Shetland jewellery
From the pier, drive through Lerwick, the largest town in Shetland, dating from the 1600s as you travel to the north-west of the Shetland Mainland.
First, you will visit the local Shetland Jewellery workshop, where traditional local jewellery is still handcrafted into Celtic- and Norse-inspired fashions. Here you will be able to see how the beautiful jewellery is designed and created, with the opportunity to enjoy a shopping time.
Continuing your journey North, you will pass through the picturesque community of Voe with its Scandinavian influence. The scenery becomes more and more spectacular as you head north through Brae, crossing Mavis Grind where the North Sea almost meets the Atlantic Ocean, passing the Drongs sea stack, where we have a photo stop.
At Eshaness, view the sea stacks and natural arches formed by the action of volcano and glacier. The black basalts and purple andesites that form the cliffs contain agates and amethysts, and some of Britain's oldest rock, at nearly three billion years old, is not far away.
A short walk along the cliff top allows you to savour and photograph the spectacular scenery. After your bracing walk, return to the lovely Braewick café for refreshments with views of the spectacular seascapes, before heading south once more.
On the way back to the ship, you will hear more of Shetland's culture and heritage from your guide, having seen the very best scenery in Shetland.
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This tour involves approximately 0,7 mile (1 km) walking on soft ground. We recommend you wear warm and waterproof clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 115 €
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Treasures of Shetland islands
This tour gives you the opportunity to enjoy the unique, picturesque landscape of the Shetland Isles and to visit one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Britain.
The excursion starts with a short tour of Lerwick - capital of the Shetland Isles - and the most northerly town in the British Isles. Founded on the fishing industry and with strong Viking connections, little now remains of the old village of Lerwick - although in the centre, and particularly near the harbour, there is still evidence of the stout origins of the town which began to rise in the 17th century. The town is built of stone, with narrow paved streets to give the inhabitants some protection from the fierce winter gales. It has a very unique character not found elsewhere in the world.
Travelling south along the coastal road, with the sea on one side and the hills of the South Mainland on the other, you will pass through several small settlements. You will then pause for a fine view of the Island of Mousa, on which stands the best-preserved broch (ancient dwelling) in existence. Driving on a short way, you will come to Hoswick and the Visitor Centre, with its excellent souvenir shop and demonstration of Shetland weaving.
From Hoswick there is a short drive to the remarkable archaeological site of the Jarlshof Settlement at Sumburgh, on the southern tip of the mainland. Jarlshof presents one of the most interesting remains of early human habitation, not only in Shetland, but the whole of Scotland. Jarlshof displays an insight into many different peoples and periods, through its monuments and ancient dwellings.
Departing Jarlshof, make your way along the coast to the Sumburgh Head bird cliff, situated at the southern tip of mainland Shetland. Sumburgh Head holds a colony of about 5,000 birds, all breeding in the steep grassy banks and cliffs leading up to the lighthouse and provides the perfect location for viewing puffins.
- This excursion involves walking 1,2 mile (2 km) on gravel and grassy paths as well as tarmacced path. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and warm and waterproof clothes. Order of the visits may be reversed. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 110 €
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Nordfjord kayaking
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you.
Kayaking on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
You will start your journey from the old Mølla guest house 5 minutes away by foot from the pier in Olden. Once at the kayak station, you will receive all equipment (kayak, paddle, spray-skirt, safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of kayaking.
You will be ready to start your tour from the pier, heading out into the fjord. As you follow the contours of the shore, your guide will share their local knowledge about the fjords and glaciers surrounding you. In the distance you will see waterfalls, glaciers and green mountainsides.
After approximately 2 hours of kayak, you will get back to the pier.
- Double kayaks are used. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions. You might get wet, so please bring a change of clothing and footwear with you. Although this tour does not require kayaking experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 90 €
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Briksdal Glacier
Briksdal glacier 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. Briksdalsbreen Glacier lies at the end of enchanting Oldedalen valley.
Board your motor coach and start the tour. The trip through Oldedalen valley to Briksdal glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendours. From wild flowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters, to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your motor coach will stop at the mountain lodge, and from the lodge it is about 1.8 mile (3 km), a 45-minute walk on a gravel road up to the glacier. During your walk, enjoy the view onto the gigantic glacier.
If you don't want to walk that far, another option is to be driven by cars (7 seats in each) from the lodge, up to a parking lot which is a 10-minute walk from the glacier. Please note that you pay directly on the site for the transfer by vehicle. We will not be able to pre-book this service and unfortunately during the high season, vehicles are not always running.
Using the same way to get back to the lodge, you will have some more opportunities to take pictures walking down the path. At the lodge, enjoy a snack including tea, coffee and pastries, and some time at leisure in the well-stocked souvenir shop which will make your trip to Briksdal memorable.
- This moderate excursion involves 1 h 30 of walking (3,1 miles) on uneven and sometimes slippery terrain and gravel paths. We recommend you to wear comfortable good walking shoes, sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket and a waterproof layer.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 110 €
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Nordfjord stand-up paddle experience
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you. Stand-up paddle boarding is an ancient surf technique where you stand or sit on a big board and paddle with one long oar.
You will start your journey from the pier in Olden. Once at the stand-up paddle station, you will receive all equipment (board, oar, dry suit, wet shoes and safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of stand-up paddling.
Your experienced guide will then take you throughout beautiful landscapes and magnificent rivers full of unique coloured water from the surrounding glaciers and snowy mountains. Paddling on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
After approximately 1 ¼ hour of stand-up paddle, you will get back to the pier.
- This excursion involves paddling approximately 1 hour. All stand-up paddle equipment (board, oar, dry suit, wet shoes and safety equipment) is provided. Although this tour does not require paddling experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold. Participants must be under 6’2.8” tall (190 cm) and weigh under 286 pounds (130 kgs). Pregnant women, those with back problems, and children under age 12 are not permitted. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : 75 €
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