Trondheim is Norway’s history. The country’s annals are written in the buildings and monuments of the nation’s historic capital. The timbered architecture of the magnificent 11th-century Domkirke was actually built over the tomb of St. Olav and even today, Norwegian kings continue to be crowned within its massive nave. The city has been the keeper of the kingdom’s treasures, values, legends, religious life, national aspirations and in short, Norway’s past since 997 when the Viking King, Olav Tryggvason, established this trading port on this yearround ice-free fjord at the mouth of the river Nid.

Welcome to the Arctic Circle! Home to immense, raw beauty, a journey here will have you discovering broad horizons, dense forests and snow-capped mountains. Keep your eyes peeled for polar bears, seals and Arctic foxes and, if you’re visiting at the right time of year, you may be lucky enough to witness the extraordinary Northern Lights.

Welcome to Leknes. This quaint, picturesque town is the perfect jumping-off point to explore the otherworldly landscapes of the Lofoten Islands. Enjoy outdoor activities, like sea kayaking, hiking and wildlife watching, or travel more than 1000 years back in time with a visit to the Lofotr Viking Museum.

Welcome to Tromso, the capital of the Arctic. Encompassed by extraordinary wilderness, Tromso is the ideal place to witness the incredible northern lights in winter and experience the midnight sun in the summer months. Ride the cable car to Mt Storsteinen for panoramic city views, admire the iceberg-shaped Arctic Cathedral and learn about local wildlife at the Polaria Arctic Experience Centre and Aquarium.

Welcome to Alta! This Arctic wonderland is the perfect place to explore the great outdoors. Take in the breathtaking views from Alta Canyon, admire the UNESCO protected rock carvings of Hjemmeluft and discover the culture and history of the Sami people. Enjoy an overnight onboard stay to explore this exciting city.

Welcome to the Arctic Circle! Home to immense, raw beauty, a journey here will have you discovering broad horizons, dense forests and snow-capped mountains. Keep your eyes peeled for polar bears, seals and Arctic foxes and, if you’re visiting at the right time of year, you may be lucky enough to witness the extraordinary Northern Lights.

Åndalsnes lies at the mouth of the Rauma River by the Romsdalsfjord, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and cascading waterfalls. In Gudbrand Gorge, delight in whirlpools, which flank this plunging stream as it races through a 65-feet-deep gorge between Valldal and the legendary Troll’s Path. The Stigfoss Waterfall plummets 591 feet into the Ister Valley, surrounded by three magnificent peaks. This spectacular scenic region also includes Trollveggan, a renowned climbing destination with a sheer rock face that rises 5,905 feet.

Bergen is tucked in between seven fjords, seven mountains and the historic North Sea. This place was home to the Norwegian King and a number of historic events which will come to life through the old streets and ancient architecture.

Lerwick is the main port of the Shetland Islands. Step back in time at the Shetland Museum and Scalloway Castle or be engrossed by the sheer size of natural cliffs and stunning scenery in Noss. Named a national nature reserve in 1955, Noss is just 3.4 square kilometres but hosts some of the best natural wonders in Scotland.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.