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Norway And Northern Lights

Southampton to Southampton

ITINERARY

Day 1 Southampton, England, UK

Departs

Southampton port guide

As the main city and port on England's south coast, Southampton's harbour is a gateway to a world of adventures. The promenade alongside the marina invites you to explore the city's maritime allure. Once a vital trading port, Southampton has evolved into a brilliant destination, boasting an array of cafes, restaurants, museums, and galleries.

A short distance from the city you’ll also discover sprawling beaches and idyllic national parks, as well as some quintessentially English delights – from fish and chips served in trays to warm and welcoming pubs.

Top landmarks and sights in Southampton

Southampton City Walls - SeaCity Museum - Tudor House and Garden - Southampton Common - Solent Sky Museum

Day 2-3 At sea

Day 4 Alesund, Norway

Arrives Early morning | Departs Evening

Arriving in Alesund, you could be forgiven for thinking you’d stepped off your ship into the pages of a fairy-tale. A myriad of towering spires and decorative turrets, it’s easy to see why this vibrant fishing port is regarded as one of the prettiest cities in Norway.

A town that rose from the ashes after almost being destroyed in its entirety by a fire in 1904, Alesund now expands across seven small islands, seamlessly connected via an elaborate network of underwater tunnels.

Welcoming locals, delicious fresh cuisine, enchanting architecture, and breathtaking scenery are just some of the highlights to look forward to if your Norwegian adventure includes a call in Alesund.

Top landmarks and sights in Alesund

Molija lighthouse - Aksla viewpoint - Sunnmore Museum

Day 5 At sea

Day 6-7 Tromso, Norway

Arrives Morning | Departs Early morning

Tromso port guide

With a perhaps surprisingly active cultural scene and exciting nightlife for a city as compact as this, Tromsø is a glittering Norwegian gem, nestled on the western side of the island of  Tromsoya. Located roughly 350km north of the Arctic Circle, amongst the crystal blue waters of the two great fjords, Balsfjord and Malangen, Tromsø maintains its ancient Norse roots, tastefully welcoming the modern world without spoiling the natural beauty that surrounds it.

Home to a former whaling station and the world’s northernmost university, Tromsø is an eclectic mix of old and new. Here you’ll find historic traditional wooden houses coexisting amongst striking modern architecture.

Sometimes referred to as “the Paris of the North”, you’ll have a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, excellent restaurants and cosy cafes, as well as explore a region draped in breath-taking natural scenery.

Top landmarks and sights in Tromsø

Arctic Cathedral - Arctic-Alpine Botanic Garden - Museums

Day 8-9 Narvik, Norway

Arrives Morning | Departs Early morning

A small yet vibrant town in the far north of Norway, Narvik is tucked away in the sheltered interior of the mighty Vestfjord and Oftojord. Founded in 1902 as the first industrial town in Norway, Narvik held a unique advantage as a naturally ice-free harbour, making it a sought-after location for the shipment of iron ore from the nearby Kiruna iron mines.

Pulling cultural influences from the Swedish, British, and countless sailors from across the world who frequented the port, Narvik’s relatively short existence has had an eclectic history. This includes near-complete destruction during fierce naval battles in the Second World War.

Now a sleepy town surrounded by unspoilt countryside, picturesque waters, and snow-capped mountains, in Narvik, you’ll find yourself immersed in a true representation of traditional life in the Arctic Circle.

Top landmarks and sights in Narvik.

Narvik Church ŸNarvik War Museum ŸHistoric monuments

Day 10 At sea

Day 11 Stavanger, Norway

Arrives Morning | Departs Afternoon

Your guide to Stavanger

Once the European Capital of Culture, the Norwegian city of Stavanger is blessed with a compelling history and unbridled beauty effortlessly blending the old with the new. From its ancient port the city fans out along a network of islands, each one connected to its neighbour by an elegant bridge. In Gamle Stavanger (the historic centre) artists’ workshops still occupy 18th century houses, much as they did in years gone by. It’s a wonderful chance to step back in time and immerse in the Stavanger of old, while the city’s museums shed light on Stavanger’s long-standing relationship to the sea.

Day 12 At sea

Day 13 Southampton, England, UK

Disembark

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