Winter Fjords

3 March 2029 Embarkation · London Tilbury, a key entry point to the UK capital, is nestled along the River Thames in Essex. Discover waterfront attractions like Tilbury Fort, which offers a window into the rich maritime history of this quintessential port town on the Thames Estuary.

5 March 2029 In Port – Half Day AM · Explore the charms of Stavanger, Norway. Wander through its cobbled streets, admire the iconic Stavanger Cathedral, and delve into maritime history at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum. With breathtaking fjords, vibrant culinary offerings, and cultural festivals, Stavanger is a haven for travellers of all kinds. · Stavanger, cruise Boknafjord · by boat & on foot The Lysefjord is the southernmost of the biggest fjords in Norway, and is home to two of Norway’s best known geological features – Pulpit Rock and the Kjerag Boulder. This experience offers the opportunity to appreciate th… · Stavanger, cruise Boknafjord · by RIB boat & on foot Lysefjord, with its enormous variety of landscapes, has so much to offer. Boasting fantastic cliff formations including Pulpit Rock, a plateau 600m (1,968ft) above the fjord, and Kjerag, with its precipitous 1,000m (3,… · Stavanger, cruise Boknafjord · by coach & on foot Step ashore in Stavanger, a city that has shaped Norway’s maritime story for centuries. From Viking kings clashing in Hafrsfjord, through the age of steamships, to today’s mighty super tankers, Stavanger is Norway’s oil c… · Stavanger, cruise Boknafjord · on foot Stavanger is the fourth largest city in Norway and has always played an important role in the country’s history, from when the Viking Kings fought in the Hafrsfjord, through the times of the white sails and steamships up to the pres… · Stavanger, cruise Boknafjord · by coach & on foot Preikestolen, or ‘Pulpit Rock’ is perhaps one of the best-known landmarks in the Norwegian Fjords. Almost 300,000 hikers visit the rock formation each year. Departing from the pier, a coach will transfer you to Preikestol… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

7 March 2029 In Port – Full Day · Known by some as ‘The City of Seven Mountains’, Bergen exudes the full richness of Norway’s natural splendor. UNESCO-listed Bryggen is a reminder of the town’s historic importance as a trading port, while the surrounding fjords offer breathtaking vistas.

8 March 2029 In Port – Full Day · Nestled amidst Norway’s dramatic fjords and verdant landscapes, Eidfjord is a place of sublime beauty. Explore the rugged footpaths of nearby Hardangervidda National Park or sit back and take in the wondrous vistas from a quayside cafe. · Eidfjord, cruise Hardangerfjord · by troll train and on foot This experience is ideal for guests that would like a brief overview of Eidfjord, with minimal walking. Board the Trolltrain at the pier. As the train makes its way through the village of Eidfjord, enjoy views of… · Eidfjord, cruise Hardangerfjord · by coach, train & on foot This experience affords the opportunity to combine some of Norway’s most iconic attractions – fjords, waterfalls and the renowned Flåm Railway! Begin your journey in Eidfjord, a small village at the head of the Har… · Eidfjord, cruise Hardangerfjord · by minibus transfer, seaplane & on foot This is the ultimate ‘flightseeing’ experience. Soar above beautiful Eidfjord at the northern end of the Hardangerfjord and survey the surrounding area from your unrivalled vantage point in the sky. A… · Eidfjord, cruise Hardangerfjord · Photo credit: FlatEarth Adventure by kayak & on foot This experience takes you back to nature, exploring the beauty and the majesty of the fjords in a sustainable manner. You will begin with a short walk to the departure point of your kayak… · Eidfjord, cruise Hardangerfjord · by coach & on foot This experience combines a scenic drive to appreciate some of the beauty of the Hardangerfjord region, with a visit to the Hardanger Juice & Cider Factory. Your journey begins with a drive along the southern shores of the… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

10 March 2029 Disembarkation · London Tilbury, a key entry point to the UK capital, is nestled along the River Thames in Essex. Discover waterfront attractions like Tilbury Fort, which offers a window into the rich maritime history of this quintessential port town on the Thames Estuary.