Norwegian Fjords Cruises
Mountain trails, awe-inspiring fjords and unparalleled plant and wildlife – our Norway cruises were made for outdoor lovers.
Norwegian Fjords Cruises
GOOD TO KNOW
Norway has so much to offer visitors it's hard to know where to start, but its natural wonders are absolutely unmissable. A Norwegian fjords cruise is the best way to see them, from waterfalls that cascade down rocky ravines to imposing mountains and enchanting fjords known the world over.
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POPULAR PORTS
An MSC Cruises Norway cruise stops at a wide range of convenient ports. Flaam houses a famous railway that passes through soaring mountains, Bergen and Oslo offer unique architecture and history, while Hellesylt-Geiranger, Eidfjord and other great spots are perfectly positioned for fjord visits.
ALL PORTS
Want to sit in a floating sauna in Oslo? Or gawp at a majestic mushroom-shaped rock formation near Måløy? Perhaps your ideal itinerary involves hiking past waterfalls and crystalline fjords near Flaam? The selected ports on our Norwegian cruises offer all of this and much more.
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Make sure to bring your camera when exploring Måløy and its surrounds in western Norway. Nearby Oppedal is home to the incredible Kannesteinen rock formation. The mushroom-shaped marvel is made of gneiss, a dark metamorphic rock that has been shaped by wind, waves and ice over centuries.
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Make a pilgrimage to Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim and become one of the thousands of people who have travelled here since the Middle Ages to see the famous tomb of St Olav. The ornate religious building is also the world’s northernmost Gothic cathedral – don’t miss the view from its tower.
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Langfoss Waterfall, which plummets 612 metres into the Åkrafjord below, is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Walk to the top on a summit hike or get close to the spray on a boat ride. Late spring is the best time to visit, as snowmelt makes the cascade more powerful.