Book one of our
Norwegian Fjords cruises’ for 2012 and discover what makes this breathtaking landscape an absolute must-see for anyone who enjoys dramatic scenery and the opportunity to explore exciting landscapes. Offering magnificent views of snow-capped mountains, lush greenery and dramatic coastlines, a Norwegian Fjords cruise will not fail to impress.
Due to their location, there is no better way of exploring the Fjords than on a cruise, and we have a great selection of Fjord cruises in 2012 with a variety of the world’s best
cruise lines. If you enjoy 6-star service and surroundings, then luxury cruise lines such as
Silversea, Hapag-Lloyd and Cunard are all offering Norwegian Fjord cruises in 2012, with selected sailings offering up to $500 onboard credit per person.
For traditionalists, why not choose to take your 2012 Norwegian Fjords cruise with Norway specialists,
Hurtigruten, who offer small-ship Fjords cruises that aim to not only relax and excite, but educate as well. Selected Hurtigruten Fjords cruises in 2012 play host to highly-revered guest speakers and historians who are on-hand to provide you with an insight into the region’s rich history – the ideal accompaniment as your vessel traverses the fabled snow-capped corridors of the Fjords.
Norwegian Fjords – Itineraries
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Norwegian Fjords have long been a popular retreat for holiday-makers and cruise enthusiasts who are attracted by their stunning views and the landscapes historical significance. In total, there are 8 main Norwegian Fjords, with the most popular cruise itineraries focusing largely on Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord.
The Sognefjord is located on the border between Eastern and Western Norway is the longest, deepest and second largest fjord in the world. Commonly a feature of Holland America and
Oceania Cruises’ itineraries, the fjord holds three national parks that contain green valleys and idyllic mountain farms.
The Geirangerfjord is also a popular Fjord for cruise ships and is listed as a
UNESCO World Heritage site. Surrounded by magnificent mountains and lakes, the Geirangerfjord is home to many waterfalls including the impressive Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil Falls. P&O Cruises and
Princess Cruises are both scheduled to visit the Geirangerfjord in 2012.
Norwegian Fjords – Popular Ports of Call:
Depending on which 2012 Norwegian Fjords’ cruise itinerary you select, you will be delighted at some of the ports you are given the chance to explore. Popular ports of call on a Norwegian Fjord’s voyage include the picturesque cities of Stavanger,
Alesund and Trondheim as well as the capital of the Arctic, Tromso. Many cruise lines offer shore excursions in through their Fjord’s itineraries which are excellent way of exploring some of the region’s ports at close quarters.
When to visit the Norwegian Fjords:
May to early-September is mild and pleasant with late June to early August being the summer peak. For visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, late-September is recommended.
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