Sail roundtrip from London Tilbury on this 11-night Norwegian Fjords cruise aboard Ambience, a smaller ship that can access dramatic fjord scenery up close for truly spectacular views. Your itinerary includes Eidfjord, Bergen, Olden, Geiranger, Ålesund and Haugesund, plus a breathtaking scenic cruise through Lysefjord.

From Eidfjord, discover the natural beauty of the Hardanger region, with opportunities to visit waterfalls and striking viewpoints. In Bergen, explore the UNESCO-listed Bryggen waterfront, enjoy harbour-side dining and take in panoramic city views. Olden is a gateway to glacier scenery and tranquil valleys, while Geiranger offers one of Norway’s most famous fjords, framed by soaring cliffs and iconic waterfalls. In Ålesund, admire Art Nouveau architecture and coastal vistas, and in Haugesund experience Norway’s maritime history and Viking connections before returning to London Tilbury.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Eidfjord
At the very end of the Hardangerfjord, Eidfjord feels like a natural amphitheatre - sheer mountains, still water, and waterfalls tumbling from impossible heights. From here, travel into the heart of Norway’s fruit-growing Hardanger region, where apple orchards bloom beneath snow-dusted peaks. Visit the dramatic Vøringsfossen waterfall, one of Norway’s most famous, or explore the Hardangervidda Nature Centre to understand the landscapes and wildlife of Europe’s largest mountain plateau. Quiet, pristine, and deeply scenic, Eidfjord is fjord Norway at its most elemental.

Olden
Olden sits at the head of the Nordfjord, where emerald lakes reflect towering peaks and glaciers edge close to the valley floor. This is a place of quiet beauty, perfect for gentle exploration or dramatic excursions inland. Visit the shimmering Briksdal Glacier, walk along the shores of Lake Oldevatnet, or simply enjoy the stillness of a village shaped by water and ice. Surrounded by raw, untouched nature, Olden offers a serene contrast to the grandeur of the open fjords.

Alesund
Elegant and unexpected, Ålesund rises from the sea in a swirl of turrets, towers and pastel façades. Rebuilt in Art Nouveau style after a great fire in 1904, the town feels more like a painting than a port. Climb to the Aksla viewpoint for a postcard-perfect panorama of islands and fjords, or wander the waterfront streets lined with cafés and galleries. Compact, colourful and full of character, Ålesund is a joy to explore on foot.