Oslo In the shadow of rolling hills at the top of Oslofjord sits Oslo, the stunning capital of Norway. Cruise ships dock directly in the center of the city, placing cruise guests right in the heart of the city. Ancient and modern ways of city life merge together to...
Trondheim Founded by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason in 997 AD, Trondheim has a unique space in Norwegian culture. As the original capital of Norway and now the third-largest city in the country, culture and history swirl around this port to make it a unique...
Tromso Considered the Arctic capital of Norway, Tromso is a large city at the tip of Norway, closest to the arctic. This city is popular and urban with a variety of activities, especially outdoors, making Tromso the Gateway to the Arctic. It continues to capture the...
Bodo New to the cruise industry – despite its history as a major port for the Norwegian Coastal Steamer – Bodo is growing into a distinctive destination for cruise ships visiting Northern Norway. The port is just north of the Arctic Circle giving visitors the chance...
Harstad As one of the largest ports in Norway nestled on one of the largest islands, Harstad is an absolutely amazing destination. There are things to do and see that reach all the way back to the Viking Era, excursions that bring that era to life, and a chance to see...
