Norway deserves something quieter. More intimate. More authentic.

I wanted:

• smaller ships
• dramatic scenery
• cozy Nordic atmosphere
• authentic coastal towns
• fewer crowds
• and a trip where the scenery itself becomes the experience

One moment you’re wrapped in a blanket watching snow-dusted mountains drift past under a glass-roof lounge. The next you’re sailing into a tiny Arctic harbor most travelers will never see.

That’s the magic of this trip.

• The smaller ship allows us access to restricted fjords like Geirangerfjord
• Small ship experience (no crowds, no chaos)
• 34 authentic coastal ports—not just tourist stops
• Working coastal route with real Norwegian history
• Ever-changing scenery—mountains, waterfalls, fishing villages, Arctic landscapes

This is often described as the most beautiful coastal voyage in the world—and once you understand the route, it’s easy to see why.

You wake early and pull back the curtains.

Outside your window: snow-covered mountains rising straight from the sea. Tiny red fishing villages. Water so still it barely looks real.

You grab coffee and head upstairs wrapped in a sweater while the ship quietly glides through a fjord most large cruise ships can no longer enter.

No noise.

No crowds.

Just Norway.

All prices are per person. Mix-and-match to find the option that works for you — solo or shared, northbound or full round trip.

Need help choosing? Email Linda — she'll help you find the perfect fit for your budget and travel style.

A spectacular one-way journey north through the fjords and into Arctic Norway.

Highlights include:

• Geirangerfjord
• Ålesund
• Crossing the Arctic Circle
• Tromsø
• North Cape
• Arrival in Kirkenes (far north, near the Russian border)

Important note:
Some ports are visited at night on this northbound route.

After the cruise, you’ll fly from Kirkenes to Oslo for your journey home (airfare not included).

A cozy and economical option perfect for travelers who plan to spend most of their time enjoying the ship’s many lounges and viewing decks.

• No window
• Twin beds or bunk-style configuration

• Interior Cabin: $2,977 for 1 person or $1488.50 per person for 2 people

Comfortable cabins with large picture windows bringing the Norwegian coastline directly into your room.

• Double Occupancy: $2,500 per person
• Solo Occupancy: $4,500

There are 3 types of suites. I haven't reserved any but they are available for those who wish. I will get pricing on request.

Mini suites: Placed at our best locations such as the bow or stern, these cabins will maximize your connection to the surrounding scenery.

Junior suites: In the Junior suites we have placed extra emphasis on quality and comfort of the interior and furnishings. 

Premium suites: Our premium suites offer the best of Scandinavian comfort and style. All premium suites have their own private balcony.

If you want the full experience, this is it. This is the voyage I am taking. I've been dying to do this trip for years and am not going to miss any sights.

• 12 days / 11 nights
• All 34 coastal ports
• Geirangerfjord*
• Lofoten Islands
• Tromsø
• North Cape
• Arctic Circle crossings
• Spectacular daylight scenery both northbound and southbound

This is immersive Norway.

Not rushed Norway.

• Solo Occupancy: $4,074
• Double Occupancy: $2,037 per person

The most popular cabin category—and for good reason.

Large picture windows, comfortable sitting space, Nordic design, and nonstop scenery.

• Double Occupancy: $3,421 per person
• Solo Occupancy: $6,158

Honestly?

For Norway, I think the Seaview Superior cabins are worth it if your budget allows.

This isn’t a port-heavy Mediterranean cruise where you’re constantly off the ship.

On this voyage, the scenery IS the experience.

There’s something magical about waking up and seeing fjords and mountains outside your window before you’ve even had coffee.

That said, the interior cabins are thoughtfully designed and absolutely comfortable—especially for travelers who plan to spend most of their time in the panoramic lounges and observation decks.

There’s no wrong choice here.

The atmosphere onboard is beautifully Scandinavian:

• calm
• modern
• understated
• cozy without being stuffy

The ship interiors were designed to reflect Norway itself—its sea, sky, glaciers, and mountains.

You’ll find:

• panoramic observation lounges
• heated jacuzzis overlooking the fjords
• Nordic-inspired restaurants
• outdoor viewing decks everywhere
• lectures and onboard activities
• quiet spaces to simply sit and absorb the scenery

This is a ship designed for travelers who appreciate experience over entertainment.

Menus evolve throughout the voyage and feature ingredients and traditions from Norway’s coastal regions.

Expect:

• fresh seafood
• Arctic specialties
• regional Norwegian dishes
• cozy cafés
• panoramic bars
• elegant but relaxed dining

And yes… there will absolutely be opportunities for wine while staring dramatically at fjords. It would almost be rude not to.

This route has been part of Norway’s coastal life for over 130 years.

It’s not just a scenic itinerary—it’s a working coastal passage, connecting towns and communities along the way.

Stops range from quick 10–45 minute visits in small villages to longer stays in larger towns. It’s constantly changing, constantly interesting.

This cruise can be booked:

• As a standalone trip, or
• As an extension to our Copenhagen trip

Either way works beautifully.

April is one of Norway’s most beautiful transitional seasons.

You’ll often still see snow-covered mountains while also enjoying:

• longer daylight hours
• emerging spring colors
• fewer crowds
• dramatic scenery
• crisp, fresh Arctic air

It’s a gorgeous balance between winter atmosphere and spring awakening.

You absolutely should.

There are incredible options for:

• Oslo
• Bergen
• The Lofoten Islands
• Arctic experiences in the north

Post-trip stays can be arranged—just reach out and I’ll help you plan something that fits you perfectly.

I have reserved 7 staterooms for our group in a combination of both single and double occupancy cabins.

Because this is a smaller ship, availability is naturally limited—and these voyages do sell out.

Reservations will be handled on a first come, first served basis.

Of course, if these initial cabins book quickly, I will absolutely request additional space for the group. However, at this point, I can only guarantee the 7 staterooms currently being held.

There are also 3 different sized suites on the ship. Email me if you'd like information on their prices.

The earlier we reserve, the better our chances of securing the cabin category you want.

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