5 countries15 ports
The Danish capital of Copenhagen is the starting point for our 18-night Nordic adventure, which takes us first to Aarhus, a city that artfully blends the old and new. Sweden’s Gothenburg is our next port of call, celebrated for its picturesque canals and succulent seafood. We cross to Norway now, sailing to Arendal, famed for its watersports, Haugesund, with its Viking history and coastal walks, and Maloy, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. At Kristiansund, eat the traditional stew, bacalao, from fish caught in local waters, before a relaxing day at sea brings us to Tromso, gateway to the Arctic and land of the midnight sun. Hammerfest fascinates with its mountains and sandy beaches, before we reach Honningsvag, the world’s northernmost city, where the North Cape (Nordkapp) teems with puffins and cormorants. The next day brings us to Alta and the iconic Northern Lights Cathedral. Unwind during a day at sea, before admiring the tiny volcanic island of Jan Mayen. After another sea day, discover the remote communities of Akureyri, in northern Iceland. Reaching the Icelandic fishing town of Isafjordur, take time to soak up its pristine landscapes before we return to Reykjavík for two days’ exploring the vibrant Icelandic capital.
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Norway and Denmark: Adventures in the Fjords
Norway and Denmark: Adventures in the Fjords
10 days
5 destinations
limited to 18 guests
Two countries of breathtaking natural beauty whose histories are deeply intertwined, Norway and Denmark offer warm welcomes and cool-weather adventure. Venture to the heart of Norway’s rugged Fjordland, roaming along stunning, glacier-carved coastlines and visiting small villages alive with history. Discover two bustling Scandinavian capitals, exploring the cultural and culinary treasures of both Oslo and Copenhagen, savoring great food and learning the tradition of hygge in a Danish home.
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Capital of the “World's Happiest Country,” Copenhagen is known for its colorful buildings, busy canals and cozy ambience. In this charming city, you can stroll the Tivoli Gardens, visit museums or join the cycling culture by touring on two wheels.
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Aarhus, Denmark
jul 21, 2027
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Intriguing, immersive, and inspirational, Aarhus invites travelers to explore a place where history, culture, and progress converge. Known for its unique blend of historical charm and modern innovation, Aarhus resonates with creativity, notably in the lovely rainbow-hued art gallery that takes pride of place in the center of the town. Cafes line the central canal, making it a very pleasant place to while away a few hours watching the locals come and go. But it is not all modern art and coffee shops; Aarhus is rooted in Viking history, seamlessly blending the old with the new. The Old Town dates to the late 8th century and transports visitors to another era with its cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses. The towns immersive living history museum, Den Gamle By is a journey through the ages, from 1864 to today, encompassing how Denmark has evolved in the past 150 years. Additionally, Aarhus' natural surroundings, including forests and beaches, offer stunning respite from urban exploration.
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Gothenburg, Sweden
jul 22, 2027
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sweden's second-largest city seamlessly blends cutting-edge design with its historic, maritime roots. Once characterized by industrial grit, Gothenburg's formerly run-down neighborhoods today boast avant-garde architecture, while the repurposed warehouses that once held goods associated with the city's industrial past, today house a thriving creative scene. Michelin-starred restaurants have taken center stage, while independent coffee shops sprinkle the cityscape. Beyond the urban buzz, the city is graced by a string of peaceful islands, adding a serene escape just beyond its doorstep. With a commitment to sustainability, innovative gastronomy, and a welcoming atmosphere, Gothenburg invites visitors to experience the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, making it a standout destination in the Scandinavian landscape.
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Arendal, Norway
jul 23, 2027
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Arendal is renowned for its vibrant city center and picturesque archipelago. Unsurprisingly, water sports enthusiasts find a haven here, as the town is adjacent to Raet, a maritime national park known for its stunning natural beauty. The city includes the picturesque shores of Hisøy, Tromøy, or Merdø, which are easily explored via ferry, and well worth a visit if you have time. While Arendal's allure might hold particular appeal for water sports enthusiasts, offering opportunities for activities like sailing and kayaking amid its scenic waters, guests who prefer their activities on dry land will not be bored. Take a stroll through picturesque streets, immersing yourself in the pretty town's mix of traditional and modern architecture. Foodies won't go hungry either: try a Kanelboller, orcinnamon bun, in one of the numerous cozy cafes for a true taste of Norway.
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Haugesund, Norway
jul 24, 2027
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Steeped in Viking history and surrounded by shimmering lakes and jade-green forests, Haugesund is a young, vibrant city easily explored on foot. The region's tempestuous past can be discovered at the state-of-the-art Viking Planet Digital Museum, while the city's clutch of world-class art galleries offers a glimpse of contemporary Norwegian life. Haraldsgata – a long, pedestrianized street lined with traditional Norwegian clapboard houses converted into cafés, boutiques and bars – is the place to pick up classic Scandi knitwear and gifts before a seafood lunch on the quayside, overlooking the tranquil Smedasundet Sound.
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Maloy, Norway
jul 25, 2027
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Norway's raw coastal beauty is showcased by this port on Vagsoy island, overlooked by Kannestenen rock, which has been moulded by the sea over millions of year into a vast mushroom-like cliff. The gateway to mighty Nordfjord, where rugged peaks rise from ice-blue water, Maloy is a buzzing hub for Norway's prized seafood exports. Inland, along the fjord at Sagastad Viking Center, see Myklebust, one of the world's largest Viking ships, backed by the glacier-topped peaks of Jostedalsbreen national park, where the summit of Mount Hoven can be conquered by all aboard the Loen Skylift cable car.
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Kristiansund, Norway
jul 26, 2027
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Spread across four islands in northern Norway, Kristiansund is both a quaint harbor town and a cultural powerhouse, home to the country's oldest opera company and host of many art, music, and photography festivals. Hop between the islands by ferry to discover all that's on offer. Grip is a tiny historic fishing community with a 15th-century church and Norway's second-highest lighthouse, while the Norwegian Clipfish Museum honors the local speciality of dried fish – enjoy it in a bowl of stew, bacalao, at a wharfside restaurant overlooking the open sea for an authentic taste. Mellemværftet meanwhile, is a “living” shipbuilding museum (the only one of its kind in the country), where you can see traditional iron forging and woodworking methods in action. Kristiansund is also the start of the Atlantic Ocean Road, a remarkable feat of engineering that connects a string of islands to the mainland via bridges and causeways, and offers staggering coastal scenery at every turn.
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Day at sea
jul 27, 2027
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Tromsø, Norway
jul 28, 2027
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Set more than 200 miles above the Arctic Circle, this year-round destination welcomes midnight sun-seekers in warmer months while winter's aurora-lit skies unfold over a snowy landscape where dogsleds teams explore boreal backcountry. Norway's Arctic capital is a boon for active travellers who explore glacial waters by kayak and trek through wildflower meadows into still-snowcapped peaks. But there's much to keep you in town. Don't miss the striking Arctic Cathedral and the Polar Museum's thrilling exhibits uncovering tales of Arctic exploration. Save a little time to linger in lively bars and restaurants specialising in on-trend Arctic cuisine featuring wild game and the freshest seafood.
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Hammerfest, Norway
jul 29, 2027
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
This vibrant Arctic metropolis is said to be the northernmost city in the world and its attractions come in all shapes and sizes. There's a zigzag path to the top of Salen Hill for views of the surrounding Finnmark plateau. The globe-shaped UNESCO-listed Struve Geodetic Arc was once used to work out the size of the earth. And the triangular contemporary church, consecrated in the early 1960s, was inspired by the racks used to dry fish across the region (marvel at how sunlight illuminates the stained-glass window behind the altar). But for a real curveball, you can join a camel safari across white-sand beaches – no, this is not a mirage.
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Honningsvag (Nord Cape), Norway
jul 30, 2027
8:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Nordkapp, also known as the North Cape is recognized as the northernmost point of mainland Europe and is renowned for its stunning landscapes. It enjoys a very happy placement in the world; at “just” 1,300 kilometers (800 miles) south of the North Pole, Nordkapp is still considered one of the northernmost accessible points in mainland Europe and offers breathtaking views of the Arctic Ocean and surrounding landscapes. The Midnight Sun casts its ethereal glow, illuminating the landscape during the surreal Arctic summer nights. Here, the remoteness is as profound as the beauty. Gaze upon dramatic cliffs that plunge into the frigid waters of the Barents Sea and stand in awe of nature's grandeur. Wildlife flourishes, from reindeer grazing against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks to flocks and flocks of seabirds soaring through the pristine skies. Embrace the Arctic's tranquility and the raw majesty of a place where the world seems to touch the heavens.
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Alta, Norway
jul 31, 2027
12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Many places claim to offer views of the Northern Lights, but few of them have built a cathedral named after the colorful sky-dancing phenomenon or are the site of the world's first observatory to study them. This red-clapboard town in Norway's Arctic region also has northern Europe's largest collection of rock art, etched by ancient hunter-gatherers 7,000 years ago and displayed at its museum, with widescreen views of the fjord as a backdrop. The views of open tundra and rushing river become even more breathtaking on hikes around Alta canyon, or mush along on a dog sled for a taste of the local way of life.
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Day at sea
aug 01, 2027
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Jan Mayen Island (Sightseen Only), Arctic
aug 02, 2027
1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
This volcanic island in the Arctic Ocean, more than 600 miles west of mainland Norway, has no permanent residents, just some fulmars bobbing offshore. The starkly beautiful landscape is like a modern artwork: a snow-topped conical volcano (it last erupted in the 1980s), black layer-cake cliffs formed from cooling magma rushing down to black-sand beaches, with acid-green moss and grass the only pop of colour amid the monochrome scenes. The island is on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and the cinder cones and lava flows all around make this a geologist's dream.
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Day at sea
aug 03, 2027
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Akureyri, Iceland
aug 04, 2027
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Situated on one of the most magnificent fjords in Iceland, bounded by snow-capped mountains and gently sloping pastures, the weather here is surprisingly moderate despite being just 60 miles from the Arctic Circle. Charming and historical, here you'll find over 2,000 species of plants in the Botanical Gardens, which thrive without the benefit of a greenhouse.
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Isafjordur, Iceland
aug 05, 2027
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Ringed by dramatic mountains and perched on a narrow fjord-side spit of land, this old trading post's as remote as they come – yet boasts a trending arts scene. Walk among tin-roofed homes built by salt fish merchants, admire seagoing artifacts and – for some reason – a world-class accordion collection at the Maritime Museum. Discoveries further afield might include splendid Icelandic waterfalls, a pint-sized botanic garden in the tundra, and tiny villages dwarfed by their surrounding peaks.
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Reykjavik, Iceland
aug 06, 2027
arrival 8:00 AM
Overnight
Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe's second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.
Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe's second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.
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norway and denmark: adventures in the fjords
max guests 18
price from $18,795
length 10 days
Two countries of breathtaking natural beauty whose histories are deeply intertwined, Norway and Denmark offer warm welcomes and cool-weather adventure. Venture to the heart of Norway’s rugged Fjordland, roaming along stunning, glacier-carved coastlines and visiting small villages alive with history. Discover two bustling Scandinavian capitals, exploring the cultural and culinary treasures of both Oslo and Copenhagen, savoring great food and learning the tradition of hygge in a Danish home.
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embark — Jul 20
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disembark — Aug 7
Reykjavik
Norway and Denmark: Adventures in the Fjords
Jul 10 - Jul 19
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