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Cruise holidays to Norway and Iceland take you to the heart of Mother Nature. To a world of vivid landscapes, punctuated by deep fjords, soaring peaks and cascading waterfalls. And the best way to unlock these treasures? Through a cruise. Picture yourself gliding through still waters with sheer rock faces just metres from your balcony, the scent of verdant flower meadows rich in the air. You can wave to the locals working on mountain-side farms, drink in the surrounding scenery with a coffee on deck and watch as spellbinding cities emerge on the horizon.
While in Grundarfjörður, capture Iceland's most photographed mountain, Kirkjufell. At Rampestreken Viewpoint, enjoy incredible views of the mountains, Åndalsnes and the Romsdal valley below. When in Reykjavík, visit the Perlan observation deck offering beautiful views over the city. A trip to Flydal Gorge in Geiranger is a must for magnificent views over the shimmering waters of the fjord.
For inspiring panoramic views, hike up one of the mountains (there are actually many more than seven) that surround Bergen, or take the funicular railway to the top of Mount Floyen, which overlooks both the city and the surrounding region on the Bergen by Foot and Funicular shore excursion. P&O Cruises have got several shore excursions that’ll put your head in the clouds. A flightseeing tour in Akureyri, meanwhile, will take you past the impressive Goðafoss waterfall and Lake Mývatn, a beautiful lake surrounded by lava rocks.
From skiing to kayaking, geothermal pools to glaciers, there's a world of adventure waiting on a cruise to Norway & Iceland. The region is a haven for sporty, fun and adventurous activities that will get you out and breathing in the fresh fjordic air – all with spectacular scenery as your backdrop. In Geiranger, get on your bike and enjoy breathtaking views and fresh mountain air as you cycle downhill from Lake Djupvatn. In Olden, head to the spectacular Nordfjord with your kayak, where you’ll paddle past waterfalls, glaciers and mountains as your well-informed guide shares their knowledge of the region.
