The Norwegian coast, with its deep fjords and high mountains, its huge glaciers and myriad of islands and islets, awaits for you on this classic voyage between Bergen and Kirkenes. In summer, there is the midnight sun. And in winter, in the long polar night, the Northern Lights dance across the sky.
A cruise with Havila Voyages offers peace and a chance to experience nature up close. It offers fresh air and salt, sea breezes, narrow fjords and the ocean's vast expanse. Each season has its own special highpoints, and there are few places where these are more striking than in Norway.
In spring, the snow starts to retreat up the sides of the mountains, and the landscape explodes into various shades of green. In summer, the days are mild, and north of the Arctic Circle the sun does not set below the horizon. When autumn comes, the air becomes crisper, and a symphony of warm autumn colours descends over the landscape. In winter, the snow falls, and in clear weather you can see the Northern Lights.
Experience the magic and wonder of Norway’s Northern Lights.
Wild and wonderful with steep mountains, colourful houses and vibrant fishing villages.
Norway's churches are among the country's most remarkable cultural and architectural treasures.
Whether you want to go crab fishing, take a stroll around town or dog sledding under the Northern Lights, the excursions enhance your coastal voyage.
Northern Norway's summer is defined by bright nights and the Midnight Sun.
The Polar Night brings weeks of blue light, colourful skies, and Arctic magic.
Snow that survives the summer slowly compacts into ice, forming glaciers that move like thick, slow rivers through the landscape.
Norway's coastline is shaped by thousands of islands, abundant wildlife, and centuries of coastal life.
From winter’s Northern Lights to spring waterfalls, summer’s Midnight Sun, and golden autumn landscapes.
Norway's diverse climate and landscapes are home to unique wildlife and natural beauty.
Sail into Geirangerfjord, and discover the breathtaking beauty of Norway’s most iconic natural wonder.
The history of Trondheim dates back to 997 and is still the city of saints and kings.
The city between seven mountains, is where most guests begin their coastal voyage.
For centuries, Norway's lighthouses have guided sailors along the coast.
In the far north of Europe, there is a country with no national borders called Sápmi.
There are many Norwegian specialities that you can bring home, such as knitwear, tasty food or silver.
The Vikings were fearless sailors and explorers who left a lasting mark on Norway and the world.