Embark the M/S Stockholm and head towards the beautiful passage of Alversund. During your adventure along the Norwegian coast, you can hope to visit some of the following places:
Alesund
Upon reaching Alesund, explore this small town, built in an authentic Art Nouveau style, and enjoy its delightfully decorated facades, towers, and pinnacles.
Geirangerfjorden
Get to know the majestic Storfjorden and visit the UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjorden, which is characterized by deep-blue water and lush mountain plains with beautiful waterfalls.
Grip
This deserted fishing village is now famous with summer guests. Its original and colorful wooden buildings are well preserved. Visit the beautiful church and pass the small, dramatically situated lighthouse.
Torghatten
On your way north, sail past famous natural attractions like the mountain peaks known as the Seven Sisters, followed by Torghatten – a rock with a big hole that the ice sheet once created, or according to the legend, the hole a giant created in despair from a broken heart.
Kerringoy
Kjerringoy is a real gem on the Norwegian coast. Here, encounter a diverse landscape of mountains, white sandy beaches, and small farming communities, but the island is most famous for its old trading post. This is a unique heritage consisting of 15 well-preserved houses, which gives the visitor a great insight into what it was like to live in this northern trading town in the 1800s.
Reine
Visit the picturesque fishing village of Reine. This charming village with characteristic wooden houses overlooks Kirkefjor, which has high mountain tops in the background. It is not difficult to see why it was once voted Norway’s most beautiful place.
Nusfjord
Nusfjord is a well-preserved and authentic fishing community focusing on cod fishing. The village is part of UNESCO’s World Heritage list of unique wooden houses with a charming old-fashioned shop that is well worth a visit. Sail further along what is known as the Lofoten wall. In the evening, enter magical Trollfjorden and later set course towards Tromsø.
Tromso
In Tromso, visit the prestigious Polar Museum and learn more about the first polar explorers, who went north to seek fame and fortune. The city is known as Paris of the North, derived from its vast cultural offerings.