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Day by Day Summary and Map
Cruise Segment of Itinerary
Friday - Mar 26, 2027
Day 1
Oslo, Norway
Welcome to Norway. First stop: Norway's thriving capital, Oslo. If you have time before you board your ship for the voyage ahead, you'll want to explore the many charms this cosmopolitan capital has to offer. Make your way to the city center, where you can take snaps of the architecturally distinct Radhuset town hall, Royal Palace, and Oslo Cathedral. Once you've boarded your ship MS Trollfjord and you've settled into your cabin or suite, you'll meet your Coastal Experience Team. You'll get to know each member of the team as they give lectures and organize onboard activities throughout your voyage. Meet your fellow guests in the ship's two-story panorama lounge and watch as the capital's twinkling lights fade into the distance. ... Read More
Saturday - Mar 27, 2027
Day 2
At Sea
Spend today relaxing onboard and getting a taste of the Norway's Coastal Kitchen cuisine in the ship's three restaurants and bar. You'll have time to simply watch Norway's spectacular southern coast glide by. Take it all in from the expansive Observation Deck, from the comfort of your ship's two-story lounge and bar, or from the panoramic sauna. As well as the views, this stretch of coast is home to history and stories. Find out more about Norway's coast and the voyage ahead in the lectures, presentations, and onboard activities planned for today. ... Read More
Sunday - Mar 28, 2027
Day 3
Cruising Lysefjord / Pulpit Rock, Norway
Stavanger, Norway
Today, you'll wake to views of the beautiful Lysefjord. The 42-kilometer-long fjord is home to one of Norway's most famous sights: Preikestolen (The Pulpit Rock), which towers 604 meters above the fjord's shimmering waters. Kjerag mountain, at the end of the fjord, reaches even higher. Along the way, watch for mountain goats, waterfalls, and the famous Kjeragbolten, a glacial boulder wedged high up in a crevasse. You'll spend the rest of the day in Stavanger, a colorful waterside city with an international ambience and a lively cultural scene. Discover the architectural relics of Gamle (Old) Stavanger, which includes Northern Europe's best-preserved collection of wooden houses, and Norway's oldest cathedral, dating from the 12th century. You can also visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, browse the local boutique shops, or simply enjoy a drink on the waterfront. ... Read More
Monday - Mar 29, 2027
Day 4
Alesund, Norway
After breakfast on the ship, we'll dock at a town on a small peninsula surrounded by beautiful mountains and islands. Many of the buildings here, from the bright colors to the rounded spires, were inspired by the Art Nouveau style, which was popular in the early 1900s. You can get impressive photos of the archipelago from the nearby Mount Aksla viewpoint. You can also visit the Atlantic Sea Park, Norway's first marine science center. This is one of Northern Europe's largest saltwater aquariums, providing a home to seals, otters, and crabs, as well as many other kinds of marine life. You can even see Humboldt penguins here, a species otherwise absent north of the equator. Join an optional excursion to explore Alesund on foot or by bus, as your guide reveals the town's surprising secrets to you. ... Read More
Tuesday - Mar 30, 2027
Day 5
Rorvik, Norway
The cozy fishing port of Rorvik in the picturesque Vikna archipelago may look small but it has a huge history that is told through both the landscape and the town's collection of museums. Here, you can join an optional excursion and time travel through the last 10,000 years and get a glimpse of the future, thanks to the Ice Age-carved landscape, carefully preserved 19th-century living rooms, and the ingenuity of Norwegian salmon production - each preserved and explained in three excellent museums. In the afternoon, we'll continue sailing north through the Vikna archipelago made up of 6,000 islands, islets, and reefs. The local gardens bloom with plum and apple blossoms in the spring, even at 65N, thanks to the maritime climate. As we sail through the night, we'll leave the Helgeland coast behind us as we cross the Arctic Circle. ... Read More
Wednesday - Mar 31, 2027
Day 6
Svolvaer, Norway
Stokmarknes, Norway
On the penultimate day of your voyage, we explore Lofoten. As soon as you see the towering peaks with fishing villages clinging to their sides, you'll understand why this island chain is praised as one of Norway's most stunning locations. We'll dock in the town of Svolvaer mid-morning. Located on the island of Austvagoya in the heart of Lofoten, Svolvaer is the biggest town of the archipelago, humming with shops, restaurants, galleries, and cafes to enjoy. You can also admire views of the Svolvaer Goat, a nearby mountain named for resembling a goat and its horns. A variety of optional excursions are available from Svolvaer, including winter fishing, paddling along the coastline in a kayak, or embarking on a bus tour to learn more about Lofoten's history. We can't visit the area without spending a couple of hours in Stokmarknes. It was here that the Original Coastal Express was founded in 1893 by shipping pioneer Richard With. On the waterfront, you'll find the 1956 ship MS Finnmarken, encased in the Hurtigruten Museum's glass building like a ship in a bottle. ... Read More
Thursday - Apr 1, 2027
Day 7
Tromso, Norway
We sail into Tromso mid-morning. This urban city 350 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle is a great place to disembark. It buzzes with life, with everything from trendy restaurants and cafes to boutique shops selling local crafts and produce, and even high fashion. If you can, give yourself time to explore Tromso before you go home. You've sailed on The North Cape Line, getting to know Norway's coastal cities and villages all the way from its capital to deep inside the Arctic Circle. During the journey, you'll have experienced Norway's varied climate, seen majestic mountains and fjords, and maybe gazed up in awe at the Northern Lights once or several times. ... Read More
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