You’ll be pleased to know that our cruise ships’ eco-credentials are IMO Tier III compliant meaning we can sail to the heart of this UNESCO-listed part of the world, unlike many other cruise lines.

Three days at sea to relax and unwind will be the prelude to the Arctic adventure of a lifetime. First we will enjoy Ålesund, Norway’s most beautiful city, before another day at sea takes us to tranquil Tromsø – one of the best places in the world to see both the Midnight Sun and the Northern Lights. After visits to Alta, with its famous rock carvings, the world’s most northerly city of Hammerfest, and Honningsvåg for Europe’s northernmost point of North Cape, we will continue our exploration of the Arctic Circle in Leknes, set against lofty mountains and salt white beaches. Bidding farewell to Norway at the mini-metropolis of Bodø, we will sail southwards to Klaksvík, second largest town of the remote and unspoilt Faroe Islands, before returning to Bristol.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Alesund
Picture-perfect Alesund, Norway captivates with its Art Nouveau architecture and fjord vistas. Explore the historic centre, ascend Aksla viewpoint for panoramic views, and savour fresh seafood at the fish market.

Alta
In Norway's far north, Alta invites exploration amidst the Arctic wilderness. Must-see attractions include the captivating Northern Lights and the prehistoric Rock Art of Alta, Norway's only UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Honningsvag
Beyond Honningsvag, Norway lies Europe's northernmost point Nordkapp. Hike Arctic landscapes, see picturesque fishing villages, and breathe in the clean, cold breezes from the Barents Sea.

Bodo
Bodo, Norway offers a gateway to Arctic wonders. Enjoy sweeping mountain vistas, dramatic fjords, and cosy fishing villages tucked along the beautiful Lofoten archipelago.