This 8-night Norwegian Fjords cruise explores western Norway’s most iconic landscapes, combining cultural coastal towns with world-famous fjord scenery. The itinerary includes Stavanger, Bergen, Nordfjordeid and Geiranger.

In Stavanger, there are opportunities to explore historic streets, enjoy harbour-side cafés and experience the region’s maritime heritage. Bergen offers colourful waterfronts, panoramic viewpoints and a lively food and café scene. Further north, Nordfjordeid provides access to peaceful fjord landscapes and surrounding countryside, while Geiranger delivers some of Norway’s most dramatic natural scenery, with steep cliffs and cascading waterfalls.

Ideal for travellers seeking classic fjord experiences with time to explore ashore, this cruise blends culture, scenery and relaxed discovery along Norway’s western coast.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Stavanger
Stavanger blends old-town charm with dramatic natural surroundings, where white wooden houses line quiet streets just moments from the sea. There’s time to wander the historic centre, enjoy local flavours in waterside cafés, or explore the city’s strong maritime heritage. Beyond the town, the landscape opens out into fjords, lakes and open countryside, offering a striking contrast to the compact, walkable streets. Stavanger feels lively yet relaxed, modern yet rooted in tradition. It’s a place where culture and nature sit comfortably side by side.

Bergen
Wrapped between mountains and sea, Bergen is a city of colour, culture and quiet confidence. Wander the wooden lanes of Bryggen, a UNESCO-listed wharf where Hanseatic merchants once traded, or browse the lively fish market for fresh seafood and local flavours. Ride the Fløibanen funicular for sweeping views over the harbour and surrounding islands, or explore galleries, cafés and boutiques tucked into historic streets. Elegant yet relaxed, Bergen balances maritime heritage with modern Scandinavian life.

Geiranger
Few places in Norway are as instantly recognisable as Geiranger. As your ship glides into the fjord, waterfalls spill down vertical cliffs - including the legendary Seven Sisters - while abandoned mountain farms cling impossibly to the rock. Step ashore to explore viewpoints high above the water, such as Flydalsjuvet or Dalsnibba, where the fjord unfurls beneath you in sweeping curves. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Geiranger is not just seen - it’s felt.