Cruise to Norwegian Fjords

Highlights of a Norwegian Fjord Cruise include the towering cliffs of Geirangerfjord, the serene waters of Sognefjord, and the dramatic landscapes of the Arctic Circle. Throw in a chance to glimpse the Northern Lights, and long summer days spent exploring lush green Fjords, and you’ll come back more in tune with mother nature than ever before.

Summer (June to August) is the most popular time to cruise the Norwegian Fjords due to warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours, but spring (May to June) offers blossoming flora and fewer crowds.

Absolutely! Many cruises cater to families with children, providing kid-friendly activities and educational programs about the local environment and culture. Double check with your cruise line, or chat with your travel expert to confirm what itineraries will be best for kids.

Most cruise packages include meals, with many offering buffets and a la carte dining that feature Norwegian specialties and international cuisine. Double check your itinerary to confirm what food and beverage is included in your itinerary.

You can count on seeing a vast array of animals that call the fjords home. From seals, porpoises, and various seabirds to whales and dolphins, your inner David Attenborough will not be left disappointed.

Cruises can range from short weekend trips to extended voyages lasting up to two weeks to fully explore the majestic fjords. We recommend compiling a list of bucket list spots, and then looking for itineraries that hit as many as possible. The team at Flight Centre can also help you organise a few extra days to explore pre and post cruise to make sure you make the most of your time in Scandinavia.

Yes, many cruises offer local Norwegian music, dance performances, and opportunities to taste traditional Norwegian cuisine. Check with your cruises itinerary to confirm what will be included on your trip.

Weather in the fjords can be unpredictable, so it's best to pack layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, sun protection, and sturdy footwear for onshore excursions. A good quality camera is also a must!

Yes, you'll find cruises focused on nature and adventure, photography, and even Viking history that includes visits to historical sites and museums.

Major departure cities like Bergen and Oslo are well-connected by air to Europe and other international destinations, with transfer options to the cruise port easily available. Chat with your Flight Centre travel expert for more details.