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10 July 2027

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Tracking since: 8 May 2026, 19:19 UTC

Last updated: 3 Jun 2026, 01:08 UTC

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Destination Highlight: Åkrafjord and Langfoss Waterfall

This delightful tour offers wonderful views, a scenic boat ride and a visit to a lunch venue for a delicious homemade lunch. Relax on board your coach as a scenic journey of around 2 hours takes you towards Aakrafjorden. During the drive you’ll experience a wonderful contrast of rough mountains, lush green hillsides and the idyllic fjord. As you journey through these mighty landscapes, your knowledgeable guide will enlighten you with inspiring tales about life in this area. You’ll then embark on a leisurely cruise through the Åakrafjorden, before reaching Eljavik Farm. Lying deep in the Aakrafjord, this family-owned farm dates back more than 1,000 years and offers a wonderful view of Langfossen Waterfall. Continue your tour by coach, during which a photo stop will be made at the dramatic Langfossen Waterfall.

Current: £217.01
Lowest seen: £192.02
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Destination Highlight: Aurland, Laerdal And Borgund Stavechurch

Board your motorcoach and drive along the fjord to the picturesque village of Aurland. Enter the Aurland-Laerdal Tunnel for the 15-mile drive. Completed in 2000, the tunnel burrows directly through the mountain range and is the world's longest road tunnel. The ride takes about 20 minutes, and tunnel designers have added unique elements to relieve monotony and keep drivers awake. There is special lighting to mimic daylight and several "caves" where drivers can rest or make U-turns. Emerge and enjoy a lovely photo stop at the Sjurhaug Waterfall, where salmon often congregate at the base. Continue with a visit to the Borgund Stave Church, built in 1150. View its rustic design and intricate woodcarvings. Continue to Laerdal on Sognefjord for a guided walking tour through its charming collection of 18th- and 19th-century wood houses, shops, and art galleries. On your return, follow a serpentine road that offers dramatic views.

Current: £112.22
Lowest seen: £105.50
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Destination Highlight: Bird Safari By Boat

Gjesvær is one of the three small fishing villages on the island. We start our tour by bus in Honningsvåg and pass by fish industry factories, hotels, as well as the airstrip before we start climbing to the plateau with its barren nature. There are no trees on the island, but astonishingly many different plants. In the summer months some 4.-5.000 reindeer graze here and with a bit of luck we may see some of them! The animals are domesticated and belong to the Sami people, a minority group in Norway. 10 % of them still live a nomadic life. Soon we turn off to the left towards Gjesvær. The village is situated 37 km to the west of Honningsvåg. It has a protected harbour with some 100 islands, small and bigger, off the coast, among these the so called “Stappan. We climb in the boat that is to take us out near the islands where nature and birdlife is under protection, i.e. we are only allowed to approach to a certain distance. The island group is situated 15 km west of the North Cape cliff and here a wide variety of seabirds are nesting, such as Black-legged Kittiwake, Puffin, Razor-Bill, Common Guillemot, Great Cormorant, European Shag, Northern Gannets. Also the sea-eagle is often to be seen. After approx. 1 hr 30 min, we return to the village Gjesvær to take the bus back to the landing stage in Honningsvåg.

Current: £259.91
Lowest seen: £231.49
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Destination Highlight: Briksdal Glacier

The village of Olden is situated at the end of the innermost arm of the lovely Nordfjord, which cuts its way into the county of "Sogn & Fjordane" for almost 110 kilometers to the mighty ice fields of the Jostedal Glacier - the largest glacier in mainland Europe. Steep mountains tower both sides of the valley making the village of Olden one of the most charming and idyllic in Western Norway. Olden's main income comes from farming and tourism, and the Briksdal Glacier is one of the most visited glaciers in Norway during the summer months. Starting from the village center we pass the old church dating back to 1759. The red painted church a bit further up the valley dates back to the 1930’ies and was a gift from the American Mr. Singer who settled in the village. He collected art and furniture and his home is today a museum. We continue along the shore of the small Floen Lake, then along the long and narrow Olden Lake, one of Norway’s most beautiful lakes, to Rustøen at the far end where colorful farms cover the wide fertile upper valley. On both sides numerous waterfalls descend from the ice field, and in front of us we see the long white tongue of the Melkevoll Glacier. The road ascends through woodlands to the Briksdal Inn at the end of the road. The track crosses the river and climbs in zigzags above the fall to the top where one will enjoy the fantastic view of this arm of the Jostedals Glacier. As we reach the Briksdal Glacier it is all the various colors in the ice that is amazing, i.e. the many shades of blue and turquoise. Sometimes the glacier "calves", sounding like thunder, and we urge you to respect the warning signs put up near the glacier for the sake of visitors' security. After the visit to the glacier we walk back the same road to Briksdal Inn where a refreshment break is made Here you will also find an extensive souvenir shop. The return is via the same road back to Olden.

Current: £113.55
Lowest seen: £106.05
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Destination Highlight: Bruges Sights and Beer Tasting

Belgium is synonymous with beer and this tour offers a first-hand look at the country’s great brewing tradition. Walk through the picturesque streets of Bruges before heading to a local café for a beer tasting seminar. Learn about the techniques and ingredients that consistently rank Belgium beers among the world’s best. Of course, you’ll also sample a few frothy mugs yourself, highlighting the different flavors and characteristics that make Belgium brews so special. BU35 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Current: £82.64
Lowest seen: £81.71
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Destination Highlight: Explore Haugesund on Foot

Discover how Haugesund’s history and industry has shaped this pretty little town as you explore on foot. Embark on an interesting guided walking tour of Haugesund and get a feel for this lovely little town, as you hear about their history and its influence on daily life. The town was built initially on extensive herring fishing which, along with the shipping and oil industry, has helped shape it into the town it is today. You’ll visit the prominent pink Town Hall, with its colourful pictorial interior, which was voted one of the most beautiful buildings in Norway. As you continue your stroll, you’ll discover Haugesund’s eclectic array of Jugend, Neogothic and Neoclassical architecture, as well as the town’s connection to Marilyn Monroe.

Current: £40.37
Lowest seen: £37.95
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Destination Highlight: Fjord Center and Scenic Views

Discover the most amazing views of Geirangerfjord and learn about life in this Norwegian land. From Mount Dalsnibba, your ship will appear as a speck in the vast landscape. At the Geiranger Fjord Center, explore life in the region through fascinating exhibits, including a show that lets you experience every season in the mountains. GG38

Current: £94.99
Lowest seen: £89.31
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Destination Highlight: Fjord, Valley and Mountain by Land and Sea

Discover the beauty and wonder of Norway's one-of-a-kind fjords over water and land; later, relax and enjoy refreshments in the comfort of a mountain hotel. A fjord is any deep-cut glacial valley, often featuring steep mountain slopes or cliffs. You'll take a cruise through the Aurlandsfjord and into the Naeroydalen, which was recognized in 2005 by UNESCO for its wondrous beauty and geological treasures. Your boat will take you past steep mountainsides, beautiful waterfalls, and narrow fjord passages. You'll arrive at the breathtaking Gudvangen, which means playground of the gods. Here, you'll board your coach for a ride along Naeroy Valley. Stop for refreshments at Stalheim Hotel, where you'll enjoy unparalleled views of the valley below. Return to the Naeroy Valley floor, passing through two, long, exhilarating tunnels.

Current: £151.40
Lowest seen: £149.71
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Destination Highlight: Flam Valley Walking Tour

From the pier, we start with a stroll over an arched wooden bridge and along Nedre Brekkevegen, with Flåm camping on the right. Keeping the river on our left, we walk to Haugen farm. Just before the farm, Brekkefossen waterfalls appear on the right—please avoid climbing toward them unless the ground is dry, as it can be steep and slippery. At the farm, the guide gives a short talk about farming in Norway and the typical farmhouses (no farm visit). We then cross the river again and travel along the far side of the Flåm valley back toward Flåm, with a photo stop at Fretheimshaugane for a great overlook of the town, before returning to the pier.

Current: £39.74
Lowest seen: £35.16
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Destination Highlight: Hike to Westeras Farm

Visit Geiranger, then hike country roads and trails through its dazzling fjords. Walk behind a 100 foot waterfall and take a break at a Norwegian farm. See the view from Westeras fjellet Mountain, return to the Westeras farm for another break and then it's on to your final stop for the rustic charm and picturesque views of Hole Hytteutleige. GG39

Current: £76.33
Lowest seen: £67.54
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Destination Highlight: Historic Avaldnes and Viking Village

Visit Karmøy Island and gain a fascinating insight into the history of Haugesund and the region – Homeland of Viking Kings. A scenic drive takes you through Haugesund, before heading across the Karmsund Bridge, linking Karmøy Island to the mainland. Continue to St Olav’s Church, a prominent landmark for seafarers passing through the strait of Karmsund for over 750 years. The church at Avaldsnes, is believed to be the resting place of King Harald Fairhair, the first King of Norway. Nearby is a monumental stone called the Virgin Mary's Needle, standing over 7 metres tall and leaning towards the church walls. Norwegian legend claims that the day of judgement will arrive when the stone comes into contact with the church walls. A short walk will take you to the Nordvegen History Centre, which tells the story of the Princes and Kings who ruled Avaldsnes for over 3,000 years, and controlled the passing of ships that sailed through Karmsundet strait, to avoid the dangerous waters surrounding the island. A further walk will bring you to a model Viking farm located on the scenic Bukkøy Island. The farm and houses have been reconstructed based on various archaeological discoveries in Rogaland County. Contrary to popular belief, it shows that the Vikings were more than just pirates and barbarians. Upon arrival, a Viking will welcome you onto the farm, before explaining all about their local customs and daily lives.

Current: £143.09
Lowest seen: £134.53
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Destination Highlight: Leisurely Haugesund

The area of Haugesund as a settlement dates back to at least 1217, when it was mentioned in the Norse Sagas. However, it wasn’t until 1854 that town rights were awarded by King Oscar I of Sweden and Norway. Today the town has a population of approximately 38,000 and is the natural ‘capital’ of the region, situated between the Boknafjord, north of Stavanger and south of the Hardangerfjord. Haugesund is inseparably linked to the sea and owes its prosperity to the successful herring industry, which thrived throughout the 19th century. Drive through the central parts of the town, past the pastel pink Town Hall, built in 1931 as a gift from a local ship owner and his wife. Continue towards ‘Haraldshaugen’, raised in 1872 as a national monument commemorating The Battle of Hafrsfjord where King Harald Fairhair won over the chieftains of 29 historic counties and gathered Norway into one kingdom. The monument is believed to be the site where King Harald Fairhair is buried. Proceed towards the Steinsfjellet viewpoint, a well-loved area of the locals and known as a picturesque starting point for nature walks and hikes. The viewpoint lies 227 metres above sea level, with impressive panoramic views of Haugesund and the surrounding areas.

Current: £62.94
Lowest seen: £59.17
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Destination Highlight: Magerøy Island Sightseeing

Enjoy a leisurely drive around the island of Magerøy, stopping at charming fishing villages to admire the natural beauty of the coastline and possibly spot some reindeer before visiting a local art gallery and a cozy shop where it’s Christmastime year-round.

Current: £113.55
Lowest seen: £112.28
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Destination Highlight: Molde Sightseeing

Molde is the administrative center of County Romsdal. Protected from the harsh north winds, the city lies at the foot of the hills, facing a fjord which opens out on to a magnificent panorama of 87 snow-capped peaks. Molde is often called "The Town of Roses," although travelers from warmer climates are often less than impressed with the count of roses here until they grasp that actually these beautiful flowers should not be growing in this climate at all, let alone reasonably in moderate profusion. You will visit three of the highlights of Molde. The Romsdal Museum is one of the largest provincial museums in Norway, and comprises more than 40 buildings illustrating social and architectural development from the Viking era right up to the end of the 19th century. A local folkdance group consisting of children and youngsters in colorful national costume will perform during your visit. At the Molde Church you will find a simple white interior decorated by some of Norway's leading artists. Then, head to the Varden Viewpoint some 1200 feet above the town. It offers panoramic views of the fjord and the stunning Romsdal Mountains.

Current: £179.90
Lowest seen: £169.14
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Destination Highlight: Mount Dalsnibba Summit

The Geirangerfjord is without doubt the most beautiful of the Norwegian fjords. Impressive mountains, numerous waterfalls as well as farms clinging to the steep hillsides give the fjord its unique character. From the landing stage in the tiny village of Geiranger the drive goes uphill past the wooden, octagonal Geiranger Church, through the wild Flydal valley where a stop is made on top of an overhanging cliff. From the top of this gorge Flydalsjuvet one can enjoy the spectacular view of the village of Geiranger, the fjord and its surrounding mountains. The drive continues up numerous hairpin bends to Lake Djupvatn and follows the fascinating toll road to the summit of Mount Dalsnibba (1.500 metres.) From here there is an amazing panorama of mountains, waterfalls and lakes, and far below you can see the Geirangerfjord by clear weather.

Current: £84.90
Lowest seen: £79.82
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Destination Highlight: Mousa Island Discovery

Prepare to be swept away by natural beauty, wildlife, and historic wonders on a scenic ferry ride to Mousa Island, where you are free to roam and explore the Iron Age-era Mousa Broch. Built more than 2,000 years old, it is the tallest broch still standing and amongst the best-preserved prehistoric buildings in Europe.

Current: £74.81
Lowest seen: £70.33
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Destination Highlight: North Cape Transfer

North Cape is situated on the island of Magerøy, which derives from the Sami word Makkaravjo, meaning steep, barren coast. The coaches drive through the wild and desolate terrain. With any luck we might catch a glimpse of some of the approx. 4.000 reindeer that graze on the island during the summer months. At 71°10'21'' northern latitude we reach North Cape, where the cliff raises 307 metres above the Arctic Ocean. Here, on top of the cliff, we find the North Cape Hall www.visitnorthcape.no Arriving at the plateau we are free to roam the premises. Some of the attractions we can mention are the new cafeteria, souvenir-shops, post office and the small ecumenical chapel. There is also a film performance in the cinema, repeated throughout the day showing the region through summer and winter. Weather permitting it is a must to watch the panorama, i.e. the Arctic Ocean, from the Globe situated near the edge of the cliff and also the "stone-wheels" set up on the plateau showing copies of drawings made by children from all corners of the world with the motto: "Peace and Friendship" are worth looking at. The return is made via the same route back to Honningsvåg.

Current: £135.00
Lowest seen: £120.24
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic North Shetland and Eshaness Cliffs

Departing Lerwick, drive through northwest Shetland's gorgeous natural scenery toward Northmavine and cross Mavis Grind, not quite 100 feet wide at its narrowest point and said to be the only place in the U.K. where you can throw a stone across land from the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Arrive at the Tangwick Haa Museum, a 17th-century laird’s house with a diverse collection of artifacts and photographs that provide fascinating insight into the harsh lifestyle of people living in remote areas throughout time. Stop for a tea or coffee in a local venue, and enjoy a unique view of the island and then continue to the Eshaness Lighthouse, where you can spectacular sea stacks, natural arches, deep clefts, and caves around the Atlantic Ocean coastline.

Current: £64.79
Lowest seen: £64.06
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic Southern Shetland

From farmland to the seaside, get to know the natural beauty and history of southern Shetland as you drive by the Fladdabister limestone community, the crofting community of Aithsetter with views of wildflower meadows, and to a coastal viewpoint of white-sandy beaches with seals.

Current: £69.46
Lowest seen: £65.31
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic Stegastein

Feel the sensation of walking in mid air thousands of feet above one of the most majestic landscapes on earth. Begin with a scenic drive to the village of Aurland and the mind-boggling Stegastein Viewpoint. Step out onto this marvel of modern engineering that suspends guests some 2,000 feet above the rugged beauty of Aurlandsfjord. The viewpoint juts about 100 feet from the edge of a sheer drop to provide the fantastic feeling of walking in the clouds above the mountains, glistening waters and untamed fjordal landscape. Snap some awe-inspiring photos before recapping the adventure. Afterwards, enjoy some free time to mill about the village and browse its charming shops, or choose to visit Aurland’s acclaimed shoe factory and outlet. FM37

Current: £86.83
Lowest seen: £85.86
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic Tromsø

Enjoy a panoramic driving tour of the “Gateway to the Arctic” as you explore Tromsø, a major hub for Arctic exploration and research, as well as a cultural center featuring a variety of notable museums, galleries, and music venues.

Current: £80.74
Lowest seen: £75.91
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Destination Highlight: Royal Windsor with Airport Drop-Off (LHR)

Spend your cruise's last day in an historic English town, home to a world-famous castle and school, and site of the Magna Carta signing. First, travel towards Windsor and see Windsor Castle, St. George’s Chapel and the Royal Apartments rising above the River Thames. Across the river, see prestigious Eton College, and Runnymede, where King John's Magna Carta was signed. Enjoy free time taking in High Street's quaint shops, Guildhall, and River Thames. Then, head straight to Heathrow Airport.

Current: £167.43
Lowest seen: £157.42
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Destination Highlight: Ryvarden Lighthouse Walk

Enjoy a scenic walk along the coastline towards Ryvarden’s first lighthouse. The coastline of Norway is over 60 miles long and due to the importance of the shipping industry in the region, there have been as many as 212 lighthouses scattered along the coast over the years. These days however, only around 107 remain, with the majority now ‘automatic’. The first lighthouse at Ryvarden was built in 1849, and accommodated 3 families who manned and maintained the building. In 1984 it became ‘automatic’ and is now a cultural museum with a small gallery, conference facilities and café. A leisurely coach ride will take you from the pier to Mølstrevåg, the starting point of your walk. Your guided walk will take you through the ever-changing natural landscape and scenery as you make your way towards the headland. With surroundings featuring weathered heather and rugged rocks, you may even be lucky enough to spot some seals or eagles along the way. Upon arrival at the lighthouse, enjoy some refreshments of coffee, tea and waffles as well as free time to visit the gallery or simply enjoy the views, before walking back to Mølstrevåg for the return journey to your ship.

Current: £85.50
Lowest seen: £80.38
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Destination Highlight: Scenes of WWII

Step back in time to WWII at the Arquebus Museum, as recreated civilian and military scenes provide a fascinating insight into daily wartime life. Arquebus War History Museum is one of Norway’s largest museums exhibiting artefacts from the Resistance during WWII. The museum takes you on a unique and dramatic journey through the history of the German occupation in April 1940 to the Allied victory in Europe and the German defeat in Berlin 1945. What makes this interesting museum so enthralling for adults and children alike, are the full sized recreated scenes illustrating life during the war for both civilians and the military personnel. Each scene tells a story using life size mannequins, dressed in the clothing of the era, using historical objects, equipment and vehicles (including real tanks!) in context so you can understand its purpose. There is also a street with house facades, horses, cars and characters, illustrating a wartime street and square environment. As you interact between the scenes, you’ll get a feel for wartime life, as well as understanding how the contribution of the Merchant Marine Navy, the Home Front, weapon drops, and secret radio transmissions eventually contributed to liberation. This museum is a real gem and a fascinating way to discover the history of WWII.

Current: £93.22
Lowest seen: £87.64
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Destination Highlight: Scenic Flanders

Relax on a motorcoach journey through the countryside on a narrated tour with free time in an old-fashioned Flemish village. You’ll see the huge walls that protected Bruges for centuries and stop at one of Flanders’ largest chocolate shops. Visit Damme, a small town that retains its historic charm. Browse a village bookstore, or relax in a cafe. You’ll also see Loppem Castle, a Neo-Gothic masterpiece surrounded by ponds and a shrubbery maze

Current: £60.11
Lowest seen: £56.13
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Destination Highlight: Scenic Lake Stryn

Witness the beauty of Lake Stryn. Your scenic tour begins in the resort village of Olden. Travel along the shore towards Stryn until you reach the view point. Then, soak in the fantastic panoramic views of the magnificent mountains and deep valley below. On your descent, you’ll stop at the Jostedal National Park Center, located at the Stryn Lake, where coffee and "svele", a delicious Norwegian pastry, will be served.

Current: £89.06
Lowest seen: £83.73
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Destination Highlight: Scenic Skudeneshavn

Discover charming Skudeneshavn, one of Norway’s best preserved small towns. Depart Haugesund on a scenic drive as you head towards Ferkingstad for a photo stop and the opportunity to visit the Fishermen’s Memorial, built in commemoration of the fishermen from Karmøy, lost at sea in American waters. Situated on the Southernmost tip of Karmøy Island, and with a harbour sheltered from the open sea, is the island’s capital, Skudeneshavn. The town was established in the early part of the 19th century when Herring Fisheries and White Sails created a hectic atmosphere among the small white wooden buildings. Enjoy a guided walk, followed by some free time in this small enchanting town, where the original exteriors of many of the houses help to retain the charm of this old town. Complete your tour with a visit to the Mælandsgården Museum, an authentic Merchant House from the 19th century, when Skudeneshavn prospered in fishing, shipping and trade. Located in the Old Town quarters amongst protected wooden houses, the museum houses a collection of interesting exhibits and depicts the shop and living quarters of a Merchant. A leisurely drive will take you back to Haugesund.

Current: £114.81
Lowest seen: £102.26
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Destination Highlight: Sky to Fjord Downhill Bike Tour

Welcome to the Sky to Fjord Downhill Biking tour, a chance for you to see the best highlights that nature has to offer in this spectacular area. Board your motor coach/minivan by the fjord side and drive through Geiranger, passing the small octagon Geiranger church, Flydal Canyon, The Knot, Kvanndal summer farm. All the way fantastic scenery of beautiful nature. This scenic drive climbs the steep slopes all the way up to DJUPVASSHYTTA MOUNTAIN LODGE. At Djupvasshytta Mountain Lodge 1 030 meters above sea level the second part of your adventure awaits you. The Sky to Fjord Downhill Biking Tour! Once we have set you up with your gear and bike, our Bike Instructor will lead you down the public road on your descent to Geiranger, making sure that no highlights will be missed. So, stop along the way at our recommended viewpoints, take memorable photos and enjoy the scenery. It's about a 30-minute drive to the bikes. The biking time is approximately 2 hours.

Current: £179.31
Lowest seen: £168.58
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Destination Highlight: Sommaroy Fishing Village

Visit the idyllic, coastal fishing village of Sommarøy to experience a way of life built on the bounty of the sea and the mercy of the Arctic north while moving through western Norway's rugged landscapes and glimmering fjords.

Current: £66.79
Lowest seen: £66.04
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Destination Highlight: Stonehenge with Airport Drop-Off (LHR)

Visit Stonehenge, one of the wonders of the world and the best-known prehistoric monument in Europe. During the journey you will see the ancient New Forest, beautiful English countryside with picture-postcard villages and the medieval city of Salisbury. We leave the port city of Southampton and into the Hampshire countryside. Soon we reach the historic New Forest. This was created in the 11th century as a royal hunting forest by the formidable English King, William the Conqueror. After crossing the Forest, we drop down into the valley of the river Avon and pass through the picturesque village of Downton and then drive north towards Salisbury Plain and soon arrive at the stunning Stonehenge Visitor Centre. Here you will be given an audio guide that gives you fascinating information about the history of stone circle. Your guide accompanies you along the encircling pathway for close up views and commentary on theories surrounding Stonehenge. From here, guests head straight to Heathrow Airport.

Current: £160.31
Lowest seen: £158.52
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Destination Highlight: Viking Village and Tvinde Waterfall

Depart Flam and continue up the Naery Valley following the Salmon River, which is bracketed on both sides by waterfalls. Follow the shoreline of beautiful Oppheim Lake through woodland and fertile areas to the spectacular Tvinde waterfall, which cascades down a steep cliffside. After a photo stop, journey to Gudvangen .Arrive in Gudvangen, alongside the Naeryfjord (dedicated to Njord, the Norse god of trading and sailing). Visit the Viking Valley, where people have chosen to dedicate their lives to the Viking era. You will experience a Viking village as it really could have been more than 1,000 years ago. Let these modern-day Vikings impress you with their skills and know-how in handcrafts and history. If you feel like trying it yourself, you can participate in axe-throwing or archery. Or perhaps you'd prefer to chat with the Vikings and find out about what makes their lifestyle so different from the way other people choose to live today.

Current: £133.11
Lowest seen: £123.88
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Destination Highlight: Western Shetland

Begin your adventure in Lerwick and head west to the Scalloway Viewpoint, where you’ll enjoy sweeping views over Scalloway and its historic harbour. Next, visit the Shetland Bus Memorial, a moving tribute to the courageous wartime operations between Shetland and Norway during World War II. Continue your scenic drive through the Tingwall Valley, passing serene lochs and rolling hills. Follow the Strand Loop, then travel through Girlsta, Sandwater, and the wooded landscapes of Kergord. Arrive at Shetland Jewelry, where you’ll discover beautiful, handcrafted pieces inspired by Shetland’s heritage and natural beauty along with a range of local crafts. Finally, return to Lerwick via the stunning Wormadale Viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of Shetland’s rugged coastline—a perfect ending to your journey.

Current: £69.46
Lowest seen: £65.31
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Destination Highlights: Tromsø Sightseeing

Delight in this vehicle-driven tour of "the Gateway to the Arctic," on the forest-covered island of Tromsøya, a prominent Arctic research hub as well as one of the country's foremost cultural center.

Current: £172.86
Lowest seen: £170.92
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Easy Lake Stryn

Witness the beauty of Lake Stryn. Your scenic tour begins in the resort village of Olden. Travel along the shore towards Stryn until you reach the view point. Then, soak in the fantastic panoramic views of the magnificent mountains and deep valley below. On your descent, you’ll stop at the Jostedal National Park Center, located at the Stryn Lake, where coffee and "svele", a delicious Norwegian pastry, will be served.

Current: £148.43
Lowest seen: £111.64
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Hike to Himakana (Mini Trolltunga)

Experience the beauty and tranquility of Norway's fjords and mountains on an unforgettable excursion to Himakånå, where every step offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and natural wonders of the region.

Current: £238.69
Lowest seen: £224.40
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Small Group: Belgian Waffle & Beer Workshop

Discover the medieval beauty of Bruges, just 30 minutes from the port. Walk through charming, cobbled streets, passing landmarks like the Belfry Tower, Town Hall, and Chapel of the Holy Blood. Then, enjoy a fun waffle-making workshop, where you'll learn to bake your own Belgian waffle and sample local craft beers. An authentic taste of Bruges you won't forget!

Current: £273.12
Lowest seen: £270.07
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Small Group: Biking Tour To Damme

Bike through the Flemish countryside on this scenic 3-hour bike ride from the vibrant city of Bruges to the Dutch border. Your journey begins with a scenic drive to the bustling city of Bruges. Admire this charming UNESCO World Heritage City with a well-preserved medieval old town center. From here, you'll gear up and receive your bike. Leave the city behind and journey into the magnificent Flemish countryside. As you make your way to Damme near the Dutch border, you'll pass charming villages, ride under the shade of lush trees, admire countryside farms, and view Belgium's iconic windmills. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Current: £186.07
Lowest seen: £174.94
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Small Group: Bruges Food on Foot Walking Tour

Join us on a delightful walking tour through the charming streets of Bruges, where you’ll have the chance to taste some of the city’s most beloved local delicacies. As we stroll through Brugge's picturesque squares and cobblestone alleys, you’ll enjoy sampling a variety of traditional treats. Savor the rich flavors of the famous Brugse Zot beer, indulge in the creamy Brugge Old Cheese, and experience the sweet pleasure of handcrafted Belgian chocolates. No tour of Bruges would be complete without a taste of crispy fries, served with a selection of delicious sauces, and a classic Belgian waffle on the go. This is the perfect tour for food lovers looking to experience the best flavors Bruges has to offer!

Current: £209.44
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Small Group: Cray Fishing Experience

Take an exhilarating RIB (rigid inflatable boat) ride through the ice-blue waters of Nordford with Norway's gorgeous mountain peaks serving as backdrop as you draw crayfish from their submerged pots and digging into a delicious meal of this freshly-caught and cooked delicacy.

Current: £206.03
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Small Group: Geiranger Fjord Paddle Adventure

Experience Geirangerfjord from water level on a small-group paddle. Meet at the cruise pier and transfer to a quiet launch point away from the harbor. Our guides provide a safety briefing and easy paddle instructions, so you feel confident before you set out. Glide along calm waters beneath towering cliffs and beside waterfalls, with stories about Geiranger’s history and nature. If conditions permit, you may glimpse the Seven Sisters from a distance. The focus is peaceful paddling, stunning scenery, and the unique perspective of a water‑level adventure. Return to Geiranger village for a short walk back to the port. An ideal, active excursion for guests seeking scenery, gentle adventure, and tranquility.

Current: £193.56
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Small Group: Geiranger Helicopter Sightseeing 60 min

Experience Norway’s natural wonders from the skies with this exhilarating Geiranger shore excursion, as you embark on a helicopter flight over the country’s most dramatic landscapes, from awe-inspiring alpine peaks to magnificent fjords.

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Small Group: Kayak the Geirangerfjord

Geiranger Fjord is one of nature’s masterpieces. Its description as “the world’s most beautiful fjord” is no exaggeration and it is amidst this dramatic mountain magic that you’ll experience some of our most spectacular sea kayaking. The steep mountain walls, as high as 1500 m, have farms perched on rocky ledges and tell tales of children and animals that had to be tethered so they would not fall over the steep cliffs. The cascading waterfalls are truly magnificent, and a kayak is, without a doubt, one of the best ways to experience Mother Nature’s overpowering command in Geiranger Fjord. The fjord basin curves between towering mountain: a beautiful place every day of the year. Along the way your guide will tell you stories and the history of Geiranger and it’s People.

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Small Group: King Crab Safari

Bounce through the chilly waters of the North Cape on a deep-sea raft to see the pots where crabbers hoist the delicious king crab that will be served to you in a traditional Sámi lavvo tent after being prepared over an open fire.

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Small Group: Nature Park & Zip Line

Soar through the air and high above the rugged terrain near Geiranger on an experience that invites you to fly above rivers and forest on any of four zip lines that will have your heart racing and your pulse throbbing.

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Small Group: Nordic Walking

Nordic walking is a total body version of walking that can be enjoyed both by non-athletes as a health-promoting physical activity, and by athletes as a sport. The activity is performed with specially designed walking poles. The technique is easy to learn, and you will get a unique workout where most muscles are used combined with a true nature experience. Begin the tour walking through the city center. Passing by Our Saviour’s Church, the City Park and Skåre Church, we head towards the coastal hiking trail towards Haraldshaugen, This is the place mentioned in Snorre’s sagas as the site where Harald Fairhair is said to be buried; it is also where Norway’s National Monument of Unification was erected in 1872, as part of the millennial celebrations to mark Norway’s unification as one kingdom. Further north on the hiking trail we reach the famous sculptures The Rising Tide. The tidal works, which are loosely based on the four horsemen of the Apocalypse, a series of working horses with riders originally located on the banks of the River Thames in Central London.

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Small Group: Private Fjord Cruise and Fishing

Discover the majestic beauty of Geirangerfjord – a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and serene waters – on this nautical shore excursion through Norway’s most iconic natural wonders.

Current: £317.32
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Small Group: RIB Island Safari

The RIB-tour starts with a ride through the calm waters around Haugesund and you get to experience some beautiful scenery and landmarks. The RIB will take you past the charming islands Føynå and Røvær. Dating back to the Vikings, Røvær was a popular fishing spot. The island was home to nearly 20,000 inhabitants when herring reached its peak in the 19th century. The island has today approx. 110 inhabitants. Keep a look out for marine wildlife, it is sometimes possible to see sea eagles soaring above the water. When we get to the open ocean, we fire up the engines and start riding the North Atlantic waves. Feel the wind passing by and the salt and ocean spray while the boat brings you from the city islands to where the fjord opens out to the sea.

Current: £228.00
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Small Group: RIB Riding on the Geirangerfjord

Take a thrilling ride in a rigid inflatable boat through the famous fjords surrounding Geiranger. As you travel the entire length of Geriangerfjord, you’ll pass working farms that continue the ways of 100 years ago. At the end of your Norwegian journey you'll come upon the abandoned village of Dalsbygda, on the eastern side of Sunnylsv fjorden, and its three famous farms. GG42

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Small Group: Taste of the North

From sampling cod delicacies inside a centuries-old warehouse to stepping into a shimmering world of ice sculptures, this Tromsø shore excursion beautifully captures the essence of life above the Arctic Circle.

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Small Group: The "Wig Lift" RIB Ride

Zoom over the clear waters of Olden's unique Nordfjord aboard a high-speed RIB boat. The town of Olden is located at the head of the beautiful Nordfjord. The fjord is divided into branches, each of which are uniquely named. The branch of the fjord near Olden is called the Innvikfjord. From aboard the high-speed RIB boat, you'll enjoy a spectacular and unique perspective of Olden's beautiful glacial-carved fjord. Millennia of receding glaciers, melting ice, and water fashioned the fjords into the steep mountain slopes and waterways they are today. Before you board the RIB boat you'll be outfitted with glasses, life jacket, and gloves. Your guide will provide you with everything you need to enjoy your exhilarating ride through the fjord. Enjoy a 20-minute adrenaline-packed adventure along the fjord's waterways and under its steep mountains. See firsthand this location known as the El Dorado for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Small Group: Tromsó Walk & Mack Brewery

Lace up your walking shoes for a guided tour of downtown Tromsø, where you can explore the local market and visit the town harbor before quenching your thirst with a refreshing pint at Mack Brewery, the oldest pub in the city.

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Stranda Cable Car with Coffeebreak

Coffee tastes better with a view during this immersive Olden shore excursion, as you embark on a scenic ride through Norwary’s incredible natural beauty, followed by a cable car ride to a mountain summit for breathtaking panoramas and a tasty snack break.

Current: £123.50
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Taste of Norway – Fjord & Flavor

Celebrate Norwegian nature, culture, and cuisine during your Geiranger shore excursion, as you view a spectacular fjord on a catamaran cruise, discover Geirangerfjord waterfalls, and sample authentic beer and dishes.

Current: £137.74
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The Sights & Bites of Covent Garden Tour

Immerse yourself in the hidden charms and flavors of one of London’s most iconic neighborhoods with this captivating shore excursion, as you embark on a walking tour from St Martin-in-the-Fields that journeys through Covent Garden and experience an enchanting blend of history, culture, and culinary delight.

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Ultimate Nordfjord: Authentic Farm Tastes & Timeless Traditions

"A comfortable bus will take you from the port to a beautiful landscape surrounded by mountains and fjords. After about 1 hour drive, you will reach a small, authentic Norwegian village that is off the beaten path and a real treasure. The village of Sandane offers you a real experience of the Norwegian countryside. Your first stop is at Nordfjord Folkemuseum where you will have a guided tour in the open-air-museum and will visit the newest exhibition, Attåt. Where the open-air museum shows the pre-industrial farming community and life on the farm, this exhibition will focus on various industries that we have had here in Nordfjord. This tour will let you discover how Nordfjord building traditions have developed in the last 500 years. By visiting the historical buildings in our open-air museum, you can get a feel for the evolution from small timber dwellings to modern multi-story buildings with covered chimneys. Your next stop for today is the historic Gloppen Hotel whose traditions go back to 1866. Here you will savour the 2-course lunch from local producers, most of them less than 3 to 10 km away from the hotel, and taste three kinds of ""Gloppen brew"" beer. After being a guest at the Gloppen hotel, you will understand that there is something very special about local food from the Nordfjord - the food is from the village, fresh, clean and without additives.Your next stop is at Påldtun Fruit Farm. The host of the farm will tell you the history of the farm “Before and now” and ensure you have a magical farm experience! You will have a chance to taste the products of the farm: lemonade juice, fruit juice and a local "pancake" called Svele that is very good together with the jam and jelly. Before leaving the beautiful Sandane region, visit Vereide Church, the oldest church in the region built in 1162, and immerse yourself in a charming music experience from the organ played by the church current cantor, Dorothee Raschwitz. Drive back to Olden with a photostop at the Skjørbakkane viewpoint.

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