Cruise and rail holidays in Scandinavia & the Arctic
Put simply, Scandinavia is the birthplace of exploratory cruises, its seafaring tradition spanning from the Vikings to the great polar adventurers of the 19th century. And, you can trace their routes to this day, weaving between Norway’s coastal islands and linking Greenland with Canada on an iceberg-passage cruise. You can even travel aboard the famed Polar Express. It's all lit by the celestial dance of the Northern Lights, while summer offers fjord cruises under the Midnight Sun.
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This exploratory cruise will bring you through fjords and past remote islands to reach northern Norway’s historic towns and fishing villages, and enjoy plenty of Arctic adventure.
Norway's geographical navel, the region of Trondelag offers history, culture and natural beauty in equal measure. Explore the best of it by rail and road on this winter adventure.
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Early booking offer – Save up to £13,095pp
Book by: 31 December 2024
Follow in the footsteps of great explorers with this voyage to the geographic North Pole, sailing aboard Le Commandant Charcot, the world's first hybrid-electric polar exploration vessel.
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Save up to £1,200 pp
Book by: 31 January 2025
Sailing from Southampton, this in-depth appreciation of Norway's coast explores some of its most famed destinations, from remote Arctic islands to the spectacular Western Fjords.
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Save up to 35%
Book by: 03 January 2025
Skipping the airport, this cruise pairs the many luxuries of Celebrity Apex with the charming old towns and fascinating history of Scandinavia - booking now for 2025.
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