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Norwegian Fjords Cruises

It's impossible not to appreciate Mother Nature in a land as beautiful as Norway. The Norwegian Fjords are a stunning sight, and the region's many mountains, glaciers, and waterways are ideal for active types looking to fish, hike, kayak or ski. This peaceful and prosperous nation attract visitors from around the world, and is an idyllic place to visit via ship. Book your Norwegian Fjords cruise now.

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MonthNumber of CruisesFrom Price
Feb 202667 cruises$388
Mar 2026272 cruises$388
Apr 2026315 cruises$335
May 2026299 cruises$335
Jun 2026283 cruises$481
Jul 2026288 cruises$466
Aug 2026318 cruises$454
Sep 2026267 cruises$411
Oct 2026262 cruises$411
Nov 2026225 cruises$305
Dec 2026235 cruises$305
Jan 2027224 cruises$331
Feb 2027215 cruises$331
Mar 2027218 cruises$331
Apr 2027116 cruises$331
May 2027131 cruises$881
Jun 2027163 cruises$984
Jul 2027159 cruises$1,026
Aug 2027141 cruises$966
Sep 202794 cruises$1,072
Oct 202791 cruises$1,179
Nov 202775 cruises$1,212
Dec 202772 cruises$1,212
Jan 202862 cruises$1,492
Feb 202870 cruises$1,674
Mar 202874 cruises$1,449
Apr 20287 cruises$1,735
May 20287 cruises$5,999
Jun 202821 cruises$4,999
Jul 202813 cruises$5,999
Aug 202812 cruises$5,999
Sep 20285 cruises$5,999

Norwegian Fjords Cruise Highlights

Inhabited since the 11th Century BC, Norway is home to a plethora of history, art and culture. Explore the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo to view preserved ninth century ships, or the Heddal Stave Church in Notodden, dated to 1242. Walk through the Bergen Fish Market, be inspired by the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, and or take in the eye-catching architecture of the Oslo Opera House.

Popular Norwegian Fjords Cruise Ports

Travel to these ports on a Norwegian Fjords cruise to see the best of what this Scandinavian country has to offer:

  • Flam, Norway: Visiting this small village means stepping back into a slower, simpler time. There are no traffic lights in the town, and much of the land is dotted with grazing sheep and cheese-producing goats.
  • Bergen, Norway: Norway's second-largest city is known for its colorful wooden houses surrounding the historic wharf. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage City and visit some of the many museums and art collections on display.
  • Stavanger, Norway: A smaller port compared to Bergen or Oslo, Stavanger is an oil-rich city home to scenic spots like the Lysefjord, Sola Beach and Preikestolen, or "the Pulpit Rock," which juts out over the water for a stunning view of the fjords.

When is the Best Time to Go to the Norwegian Fjords?

There are two prime times to visit the Norwegian Fjords: in the summer, when daylight can stretch to 24 hours, and in the winter, when the Northern Lights are visible. Of course, in the winter, it is very cold and there is little to do beyond seeing the lights, so fewer ships go this time of year. Peak travel season by ship is June through August.

What Cruise Lines Go to the Norwegian Fjords?

Most major lines include Norwegian ports in cruises to Northern Europe, and some offer Norway-specific itineraries as well. Here are a few lines to explore for your next Norwegian Fjords cruise:

  • Holland America: Holland America, born in the Netherlands, travels to many Norwegian ports during its cruises to Northern Europe. Visit Alesund, a quaint fishing village in the west, or Bergen, the second-largest city in Norway. Take in the magical views night and day from Holland's Panorama deck or your suite's own balcony.
  • Costa Cruises: Costa sails to more than a dozen ports in Norway, including Olden, Trondheim, and Haugesund. These Norwegian cruises typically depart from Germany or the Netherlands, and sail between May and September. Costa offers many shore excursions, including kayaking through the fjords, hiking, and visiting medieval churches.
  • MSC Cruises: Travel to cities like Alesund, Flam, Molde, Olden, or Tromso with MSC, which sails to these and other ports in Norway from June to August. Many of these itineraries depart from Germany, and include stops in nearby countries like Denmark and Finland.