Departure ports & destinations
Every Norwegian fjord cruise starts at a quay somewhere along a 2,500-kilometre coast — and where you sail from shapes everything that follows. Bergen and Stavanger open the classic western fjords; Ålesund is the gateway to UNESCO Geiranger; Oslo offers relaxed island cruising year-round; and far above the Arctic Circle, Tromsø and Lofoten trade waterfalls for whales, catamarans and the northern lights. This guide covers the six ports we sail from most, with the tours that leave each quay, the fjords within reach, and the season that suits them best. Pick a base below to see what is on the water.

Bergen
Gateway to the western fjords, UNESCO Bryggen wharf and superb deep-sea fishing.
- 2 departures
- Top tripMostraumen fjord cruise from NOK 680
- Fjords reachable
- Hardangerfjord · Sognefjord

Oslo
Relaxed island-hopping cruises on the Oslofjord, on the doorstep of the capital, all year.
- 1 departures
- Top tripOslofjord sightseeing cruise from NOK 379
- Fjords reachable
- Oslofjord

Stavanger
Base for Lysefjord cruises beneath the Pulpit Rock, in Norway's energy capital.
- 1 departures
- Top tripLysefjord & Pulpit Rock cruise from NOK 890
- Fjords reachable
- Lysefjord

Ålesund
Art Nouveau town and gateway to the UNESCO Geirangerfjord and the wild Hjørundfjord.
- 1 departures
- Top tripGeirangerfjord cruise from NOK 450
- Fjords reachable
- Geirangerfjord

Tromsø
Arctic capital for whale watching, catamaran cruises, northern lights and the midnight sun.
- 3 departures
- Top tripTromsø arctic catamaran from NOK 1,490
- Fjords reachable
- Arctic waters — whales, islands & aurora

Lofoten
Sail from Svolvær to the Trollfjord past red fishing cabins under towering Arctic peaks.
- 1 departures
- Top tripLofoten & Trollfjord sailing from NOK 1,200
- Fjords reachable
- Arctic waters — whales, islands & aurora