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The Norwegian Coastal Voyage 2009 - 2011
Bergen • Kirkenes • Bergen
Your journey begins in Bergen, a thriving harbour town with a history of more than 900 years of seaborne trade. Established as a fishing village by Viking King Olav I in 1070, Bergen grew to become a leading Hanseatic League port. Some of the wooden warehouses you’ll see along the wharf date back to the 14th century.
Your ship will then set course on a northbound passage to Kirkenes, an Arctic outpost near Norway’s border with Russia, and back southward to Bergen, stopping at 34 unique and picturesque ports along the way. The round-trip tour will immerse you in the cultures and landscapes of the Norwegian coast as you visit each town, both by day and at night. This 12-day coastal voyage breathes new life into passengers – a sensation that will live on long after your actual journey is over.
You may also opt to travel one way, choosing either the 7-day northbound voyage from Bergen to Kirkenes or the 6-day southward trip from Kirkenes to Bergen.
Regardless of your journey’s length, you’re guaranteed days and nights filled with the majestic scenery of coastal Norway: awe-inspiring fjords, snow-capped mountains, and an astonishing variety of flora and fauna. Be sure to pack your camera, binoculars, and sense of adventure for “The World’s Most Beautiful Voyage.”
Welcome aboard!
Route Map

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