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Norway's Fjords and Islands
Bergen - Tromso
Dates:
5/19/2021
to
5/27/2021
9
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8
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nights on board
Starting from*
$6,580
Guest Speaker Transfer + flight Tromso/Paris
PONANT invites you to on an exceptional experience discovering Norway and the immensity of the polar universe.
You will set sail from Bergen for a new 9-day cruise on board Le Boréal which will take you to exceptional sites.
From Olden you will head to the Briksdal glacier, one of the most beautiful in Europe.
Le Boréal will then sail towards the Geiranger Fjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its imposing mountains and its waterfalls make it an absolutely remarkable place.
As you pass into the Arctic Circle, you will experience a unique feeling of having arrived at the end of the world.
Even further north, you will reach the Lofoten Islands. This archipelago has landscapes of surreal beauty alternating between sea, mountain slopes and fine sand beaches.
You will also sail by Bear Island, halfway between the North Cape of Norway and the South Cape of Spitsbergen. You will see many sea birds, such as guillemots or Atlantic puffins, which have found refuge in the vast cliffs of the south of the island.
Your cruise will end in Tromso, a lively city at the gateway of Norwegian Lapland.
Ref : BT015 - B190521
Your itinerary
Sail into universally known and recognised West Norwegian Fjords, with vertiginous cliffs, crystal-clear waters and luscious vegetation. UNESCO World Heritage Site: the spectacular Geiranger fjord. Cross the...
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For more peace of mind, PONANT organizes your trip before or after the cruise. This package is included in the price of your cruise.
Additional services
For more peace of mind, PONANT selects flights and takes care of your transfers for your trip as well as shore visits before and after the cruise.
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Transfer + flight Tromso/Paris
For your serenity, PONANT selects a flight and organises the transfer between the port and the airport. This package is included in your cruise fare.
Disembarkation day Tromso/Paris
Disembarkation
Meet and greet at the port by our local English-speaking representative.
Transfer to the airport for your flight Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT.
Approximate flight duration: 4 h 00
We highly recommend stay one night in Paris after this flight.
This programme includes:
- Flight Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT in economy class.
- Transfer mentioned in the programme.
- English-speaking assistance.
This programme does not include:
- Personal expenses.
- Any other service not mentioned in the programme.
Please note:
- Flight included in the programme is as of today, operated in economy class, on a European airline.
- Due to limited local transportation resources, waiting might be generated.
- For passengers in transit in Paris, we recommend staying one night in Paris after this flight.
- Programme and flight schedule are subject to change without prior notice.
Services provided
- Individually-controlled airconditioning
- Stateroom layout: king-size bed, or twin beds, interconnecting sStaterooms available (Children welcome)
- Minibar
- Flat screen satellite TV
- Bose™ Bluetooth speaker
- Desk with stationery
- Safe
- Hermès® bath products
- Dressing table, bath robes, hairdryer
- Direct line telephone
- 110V American (two flat pins) / 220V European (round sockets with two round pins)
- 24hr room service
- Inclusive Internet access Wifi
Choose your stateroom category
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Superior Stateroom
21 m2
3
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Deluxe Stateroom
18 m2
2
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Prestige Deck 4
18 m2
2
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Prestige Deck 5
18 m2
2
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Prestige Deck 6
18 m2
2
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Deluxe Suite
27 m2
2
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Prestige Deck 5 Suite
36 m2
4
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Prestige Deck 6 Suite
36 m2
4
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Owner's Suite
45 m2
2
Packing Checklist
Ideal clothes for life on board:
During the days spent on board, you are advised to wear comfortable clothes or casual outfits. The entire ship is air-conditioned, so a light sweater, a light jacket or a shawl may be necessary. When moving about in the public areas of the ship and the decks, light but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Informal evening:
In the evening, you are advised to wear smart-casual attire, especially when dining in our restaurants where wearing shorts and tee-shirts is not allowed.
For women:
- Simple dress
- Skirt or trousers
- Blouse
- Polo
For men:
- Pleated trousers or chinos
- Sports jacket
- Shirt
- Polo
Officer’s evening:
Depending on the itinerary and the program of your cruise, an Officer’s Evening with a white dress code may be organized. Therefore, we encourage you to bring a stylish white outfit for the occasion (otherwise black and white).
Gala evening:
During the cruise, two gala evenings will be organised on board. Thus, we recommend that you bring one or two formal outfits.
For women:
- Cocktail attire
- Evening dress (if you wish to)
For men:
- Dark suit
- Tie recommended, possibly bow tie (if you wish to)
SHOP:
A small shop is available on board offering a wide range of outfits, jewellery, leather goods and many accessories.
A laundry service (washing/ironing) is available on board, but unfortunately there are no dry cleaning services. For safety reasons, your cabin is not equipped with an iron.
Advice
ACCESSORIES:
- Polarized sunglasses
- Swimsuit (for the Spa on board)
- Gym wear (fitness)
- Battery charger and memory cards for your camera
- Mobile phone charger
- Hat/cap
HEALTH CARE:
- Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
- Medications and prescriptions
OUTFITS ON BOARD:
- Casual outfits for the day
- Smarter outfits for dinners
- Elegant outfits for Gala evenings
- White or black and white outfit
PRECAUTIONS:
In your hand luggage, remember to bring any medicines that you need, and possibly a small spare bag of toiletries (in case of delay in the delivery of your baggage by the airline). Remember to always have your travel documents with you in case you need them: hotel vouchers, cruise vouchers, return flight tickets... Never leave them in your hold luggage.
All our cabins have a safe. We recommend not to go ashore with valuable jewellery.
PONANT activities
Highlights
- Sail into universally known and recognised West Norwegian Fjords, with vertiginous cliffs, crystal-clear waters and luscious vegetation.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: the spectacular Geiranger fjord.
- Cross the Arctic Circle.
- Discover the wonderful landscapes of the Lofoten archipelago.
- Landscapes: fjords, vertiginous cliffs, jagged mountains, ice caps, huge glaciers.
- Fauna: guillemots and Atlantic puffins on Bear Island’s cliffs.
Ports of Call & Excursions
May 19, 2021 Bergen
Embarkation 5/19/2021 from 16h00 to 17h00
Departure 5/19/2021 at 18h00
Located at the end of Byfjord, Bergen was the capital of Norway in the 12th and 13th Centuries and has preserved some very beautiful monuments from the time when it was home to royalty. Wandering through Bergen’s streets means going back in time, in search of the hidden treasures that have been listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. A veritable openair museum, Bergen is home to a thriving artistic community of painters, potters, jewellers. The Bergen cable car offers you a splendid panorama over the port and the surrounding fjords. Do not miss the visit to the old quarter with its narrow streets, a testimony of the power of the hanseatic League that controlled trade in Northern Europe at the end of the Middle Ages.
May 20, 2021 Olden
Arrival 5/20/2021 midday
Departure 5/20/2021 late afternoon
With its two wooden churches, one red and the other white, plus its breathtaking view of the mouth of the river Oldeelva, Olden looks just like a picture post card. Located a few kilometres from the Jostedalsbreen park, home to one of the last glacier polar icecaps, this little village is a definite must for exploring the blue languages of the Briksdal or Kjennalen glaciers. Make sure you find some time to visit the Norwegian Glacier Museum. Absolutely amazing. Another gem is lake Lovatn and its turquoise waters inviting you to quiet contemplation.
3 possible excursions
to this stopover
May 21, 2021 Hellesylt
Arrival 5/21/2021 early morning
Departure 5/21/2021 early morning
Hellesylt is a small village located 20 kilometres from the Geiranger site. Here, you’ll get a taste of a traditional Norwegian village. Colourful houses, wooden walkways, rustic stalls where you can have a refreshment before heading off to discover more of the local colour. The surroundings are simply magnificent with cliffs, mountains and lakes with peaceful waters. The village is crossed by a river whose charming cascade tumbles into the fjord waters.
1 possible excursion
to this stopover
May 21, 2021 Geiranger
Arrival 5/21/2021 mid morning
Departure 5/21/2021 late evening
A must-see stopover in Norway, located halfway between Bergen and Trondheim, Geiranger offers the stunning beauty of a natural decor, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The splendour of the sheer cliffs, dark rock and crystalline water are the stars of the show here. The sides of the fjord offer many possibilities for hiking: the Eagle’s Road takes you up to a steep stretch offering a gorgeous panoramic view. A visit to Geiranger village will immerse you in the rhythm of life in the little local community.
3 possible excursions
to this stopover
May 22, 2021 Crossing the Arctic Circle
Arrival 5/22/2021
Departure 5/22/2021
On board your ship, cross the mythical line of the Arctic Circle. This famous parallel runs at around 66° 33’ latitude north. Often considered the gateway to the Arctic, it is simply the latitude from which it is possible to observe the midnight sun at least once in the year. Once over the Circle, during the summer months, you will therefore be able to sail in permanent daylight and the low light that is so particular to the polar regions. A unique moment, which will doubtless remain one of the highlights of your cruise.
May 23, 2021 May 24, 2021 Lofoten Islands
Arrival 5/23/2021 early morning
Departure 5/24/2021 midday
Way beyond the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Islands are truly considered to be in “another world”. A jewel of nature in its most pristine state, this archipelago with its jagged coastline offers you majestic settings of high alpine summits, sandy beaches, green prairies and fjords of a deep blue, where countless bird colonies make their nests. Whether you visit Å, or Nusjford, listed by UNESCO, enjoy authentic and memorable moments.
6 possible excursions
to this stopover
May 24, 2021 Sailing in Trollfjorden
Arrival 5/24/2021 early afternoon
Departure 5/24/2021 early afternoon
According to legend, trolls were the guardians of this 2-km long fjord accessible via the Raftsund Strait, between the Vesterålen Archipelago and the Lofoten Islands. Dominated on both sides by vertical rock faces that stand up to 1,000 metres high in parts, Trollfjorden welcomes you in a magical atmosphere which its narrowness helps to create. During this unforgettable journey, you will indeed have the impression that you’re grazing the surrounding mountains and that you’ll never see the end of this marine cul-de-sac. After a delicate U-turn, your ship will finally head back in the opposite direction: this will perhaps be the opportunity to observe, for want of trolls, seals and eagles, which are often present in this site, unique on earth.
May 25, 2021 Sailing by Bjornoya (Bear Island)
Arrival 5/25/2021 evening
Departure 5/25/2021 late evening
Halfway between Norway and Spitsbergen, you will sail not far from the coastlines of Bjørnøya, the southernmost island of Svalbard. From your ship, observe this isolated piece of land discovered in 1596 by the Dutch navigator Willem Barents, then looking for the Northwest Passage. Following a tough fight between a polar bear and the members of the expedition, he dubbed the place Bear Island. Regularly covered by a thick layer of fog, Bjørnøya shelters a meteorological station built in 1923, which is still in operation. Declared a nature reserve in 2002, the island is above all home to an enormous colony of sea birds: skuas, guillemots, puffins, Tridactyl gulls, petrels, gulls and little auks all coexist here.
May 26, 2021 May 27, 2021 Tromso
Arrival 5/26/2021 late evening
Disembarkation 5/27/2021 at 07h00
In the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
Briksdal Glacier
4h00
Briksdal glacier is a part of the Jostedal glacier ice field, which is the largest glacier on the European mainland. The wild glacier is a fantastic work of Nature. Its slope plunges from a height of 3,937 feet (1,200 m) down to the lush, narrow Briksdal Valley. Briksdalsbreen Glacier lies at the end of enchanting Oldedalen valley.
Board your motor coach and start the tour. The trip through Oldedalen valley to Briksdal glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendours. From wild flowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters, to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your motor coach will stop at the mountain lodge, and from the lodge it is about 1.8 mile (3 km), a 45-minute walk on a gravel road up to the glacier. During your walk, enjoy the view onto the gigantic glacier.
If you don't want to walk that far, another option is to be driven by cars (7 seats in each) from the lodge, up to a parking lot which is a 10-minute walk from the glacier. Please note that you pay directly on the site for the transfer by vehicle. We will not be able to pre-book this service and unfortunately during the high season, vehicles are not always running.
Using the same way to get back to the lodge, you will have some more opportunities to take pictures walking down the path. At the lodge, enjoy a snack including tea, coffee and pastries, and some time at leisure in the well-stocked souvenir shop which will make your trip to Briksdal memorable.
- This moderate excursion involves 1 ½ hour of walking (3,1 miles) on uneven and sometimes slippery terrain and gravel paths. We recommend you to wear comfortable good walking shoes, sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket and a waterproof layer.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
From fjord to sky
4h00
From the pier, drive along the winding road along the fjord to the neighbouring village of Loen. Thereafter, continue into the Lodalen Valley to the far end at Kjenndalen. From here, take a short stroll up to a view point of the Kjenndalen glacier in the distance - an arm of the mighty Jostedalsbreen glacier - the largest glacier on mainland-Europe.
Walk back to the bus and drive back towards Loen. Leaving the buses, board the new cable car (inaugurated 2017) taking you up to mount Hoven, 1011 metres above the sea – around 200 metres above the tree line in this part of Norway.
Enjoy a coffee-break and spectacular views of the fjord and villages below as well as the surrounding mountain scenery. During your stay at Hoven, you have the possibility to enjoy a short walk to soak up the scenery around you.
After some time at leisure, return by cable car to Loen where your bus will be waiting for you to bring you back to the pier in Olden.
- The tour will be run in nearly all weather conditions, even if there might not be a good view from the top station or/and it is raining. In case of strong wind or windfalls, the cable car might be closed on short notice. At Kjenndalen viewpoint guests who have difficulties of walking may stay in the bus or at the parking area. Walking distance is approximately 1.2km (0.7 mile) over uneven terrain to the viewpoint and back. Flat comfortable shoes and a warm jacket are recommended. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Nordfjord kayaking
3h00
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you.
Kayaking on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
You will start your journey from the old Mølla guest house 5 minutes away by foot from the pier in Olden. Once at the kayak station, you will receive all equipment (kayak, paddle, spray-skirt, safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of kayaking.
You will be ready to start your tour from the pier, heading out into the fjord. As you follow the contours of the shore, your guide will share their local knowledge about the fjords and glaciers surrounding you. In the distance you will see waterfalls, glaciers and green mountainsides.
After approximately 2 hours of kayak, you will get back to the pier.
- Double kayaks are used. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions. You might get wet, so please bring a change of clothing and footwear with you. Although this tour does not require kayaking experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
From Hellesylt to Geiranger
8h00
From the pier, leave Hellesylt by coach on a journey of discovery through the countryside in the west of Norway, a land of majestic mountains and emerald green lakes.
Your first stop is at Hornindalsvatnet, one of the deepest lakes in Europe at 1,695 feet (514 m) deep. You will then continue your route along the River Stryn, an excellent spot for salmon fishing, to Nordfjord and the village of Stryn, where you will be at leisure to stretch your legs and stroll around the streets. You will then drive along the shores of Lake Stryn, the emerald-green colour of which is so typical of the area, due to the melting Jostedalen glacier that you will see further on. A photo-stop at the summer ski resort of Tystigen will give you an opportunity to capture this stunning panorama on film.
After lunch, you will head for Mount Dalsnibba, climbing up through a beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls and lakes that follow one after the other, before arriving at Lake Djupvaten. A fantastic spectacle awaits as you enter a world of naked rock, ice and snow.
Your route continues on up Mount Dalsnibba to a height of 4,930 feet (1,495 m) from where you will have an exceptional view (weather permitting). At this altitude, all the snow-capped peaks cast light on a scene that appears inaccessible.
- For this excursion, we advise you wear comfortable shoes and protect yourself from the sun and rain.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Mount Dalsnibba
3h15
From the pier, board your motor coach and go admire the beautiful scenery over your ship, all the way to Mount Dalsnibba.
As you reach the Djupvaten Lake at 3,280 feet (1,000 m) high, the landscape changes. From many vantage points you can see snow-covered mountains even in summer, glaciers and lakes.
Then you will proceed to mount Dalsnibba, 4,843 feet (1,495 m). From the top of the mount, enjoy a bird's-eye view of the scenery. Usually, the wind at the summit blows strongly. Mount Dalsnibba is located above the town of Geiranger, 4.5 miles (7 km) away from Geirangerfjord. It offers very good look-out opportunities.
On your way back, a stop is planned at Djupvasshytta Lodge. Here, you can stroll around the lake before enjoying a cup of tea and Norwegian pastries served at the Lodge.
You will also stop at Flydal, which offers once again a beautiful look-out point over your ship.
When your ship departs for her next port of call, do not hesitate to have a last look up, to Mount Dalsnibba.
- For this excursion, we recommend you to wear comfortable shoes. The order of the visits may change.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Geirangerfjord by RIB boat
1h15
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the Rib boat (a rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy).
Your guide will give you equipment, both water and wind proof. You will then get a short introduction while you suit up for the ride. You will seat astride a comfortable seat permitting to all passengers to enjoy the view. You will then start your exploration of Geirangerfjord.
While the RIB boat increases its speed, you will feel the sensation of freedom and excitement as the wind blows in your face. But the boat ride is not only about the speed. The driver will slow down below the small mountain farms along the fjord and give a short explanation. You will also see both the Seven Sisters Waterfalls and the Bridal Vail Waterfall at really close range which is an experience you will not easily forget.
After your 45-minutes trip, you will get back to the pier and walk back to your ship.
- Participants must wear flat sneaker shoes and warm-thermal clothes in winter time. Both water- and wind-proof winter equipment and glasses will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide if the weather turns bad, but generally the tour can operate in all weather conditions expect for heavy rain and fog. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. This tour is limited to 12 participants.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Gateaway to Dale Farm
3h00
From the pier, board your coach for a 1¼ hour drive to Dale Farm. At the head of the famous Geirangerfjord, the coach will drive you up the "Eagle's Road". Enjoy a photo stop at the Eagle's Bend, a wide curve from where there is a splendid view to the fjord and the mountain all around. You may see a glimpse of the waterfalls “the Seven Sisters” as well as some abandoned moutain farms clinging to the sheer cliff sides.
Then, you will continue towards the Eiddal Village, passing the highest point of the road at 624 metres above sea level before arriving to the next village called Norddal. Here is established the Dale Farm, producing goat milk and goat cheese. You will be impressed by the scenery before being invited to meet some of the farm animals like the goats and the fjord horse which is a blond pony native to the West coast, sturdy and formerly used as an horserace.
You will get an introduction to the cheese making of this farm, still using traditional method of production. Here are produced both white and brown goat cheese. You will have the opportunity to taste some of their cheese and caramels.
Reboard the coach and return to Geiranger via the same scenic road.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes and flat shoes. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. You will have the possibility to purchase local products of the farm. Credit card are not accepted. Norsk krone (NOK), euro and US dollars are accepted. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Maritime history of Lofoten islands
7h00
Spend a leisurely day learning about the maritime history of the Lofoten Islands. Discover the architecture of the fishermen’s dwellings, which today serve as popular holiday homes for visitors who want to take part in the region’s many outdoor activities.
From the pier, embark your coach for an half-hour drive to Flakstad bay to explore the charming 18th-century red church. It is the second oldest church in Lofoten. This church is called cruciform church, because it was built in the shape of a cross.
Then, you will get back to your coach for a scenic drive to Å. This village is an open-air museum, representing the Lofoten’s fisheries and displays 150 year old coastal building environments. Upon arrival, you will be free to discover the village at your own path for 30 minutes before heading to a local restaurant for lunch.
In the afternoon, you will take the direction of Sund to visit the interesting Fishery Museum and Smithy. The museum was originally established in 1964, in the idea of a unique and alive museum, depicting the history of boat motors and fishing equipment. You will be able to take a closer look at the blacksmith at work—perhaps creating a cormorant, an important fishermen’s symbol. Discover various objects including boats, utensils from fishermen’s homes and working boat engines, from the beginning of this century.
Reboard the coach and return to Leknes.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and flat shoes. This tour includes to walk on uneven grounds and uphill. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. Please be aware that sights may be visited in a different order. The tour is limited to 70 participants.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Lofoten on horseback
3h30
Saddle up for a leisurely horseback ride through the beautiful landscape of northern Norway. Situated in the middle of the Lofoten archipelago, the island of Gimsøya is a stunning mix of mountains, jagged peaks, towering cliffs and white-sand beaches.
From the pier, embark your coach for a 45-minutes drive to a rural horse farm surrounded by white-sand beaches that dominate the island’s west coast. Upon arrival, meet your instructor for a safety briefing and information on the trail itself. You will get an helmet and meet your steed before heading out.
During your one-hour and a half horseback adventure you will experience the beauty of the Lofoten, enjoying the horse contact and its natural heat. During your ride, you will pass several historical monuments from ancient times, including a pagan temple, Viking-era graves and the residence of a Viking chieftain from more than 1,000 years ago. This residence is believed to have been the home of Tore Hjort, a Norwegian chieftain from Vågen in Hålogaland who was killed by the famous King Olav Tyrggvason in the late 10th century.
At the conclusion of the trail ride, you will return to the stable, and depart for your ship.
- All participants will be asked to sign a waiver. Helmets are provided and must be worn. You must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and flat shoes with rubber soles or boots. Ground can be dirty or muddy that is why we recommend you wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Windbreaker suits are available as well. Purses and other large or baggy items cannot be carried on the horse as they may restrict your ability to ride. Small cameras are fine to bring as long as they are not hung around your neck. Please ask your guide about the best way to carry your belongings. The trail ride will have one instructor for every four guests for a maximum participation of 14 passengers. This tour is conducted in English only. Children must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by an adult. Participants must weigh less than 110 kgs (243 lbs). Beginners are welcomed. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Hiking tour on Vesteroy
4h30
The Lofoten islands offer some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Norway, and boast some of the richest fishing waters in the world. Leknes is located in Vestvågøy, the second largest island of the Lofoten.
Your hiking tour will start with a 30-minute coach drive to Vendalsfjord. From that point, the first part of the hike will be along a comfortable road with an easy incline until you reach the altitude of 220 metres (650 feet) above sea level. From here, you will have a panoramic view over the western and northern parts of Vestvågøy, the Gimsøy Island and the ocean to the north-west. On very clear days you can also see as far as mainland Norway.
From this highest point on the hiking tour, you will follow a path to Tjønndalen passing some small abandoned farms en route. Continue through Tjønndalen Valley along the road arriving at the Brustranda camping. There will be free time to buy refreshments and use the sanitary facilities at Brustranda camping, before the 1-hour coach drive back to the pier where the tour will end.
- This excursion includes around 8 km (5 miles) of walking and some steep inclines. Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and comfortable walking shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the ground may be slippery. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. Bring along bottled water.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
RIB boat safari
1h30
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the RIB boat (a rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy).
Your guide will give you equipment, both water and wind proof. You will then get a short introduction while you suit up for the ride. You will seat astride a comfortable seat permitting to all passengers to enjoy the view. You will then start your exploration of the tranquil beauty of the Lofoten Islands in search of sea eagles.
As you set off with your experienced helmsman, you will whisk across the sparkling waters, to vertical cliffs rising from the water. You will pass the red fishing huts that line the water of small villages such as Ballstad, Mortsund, Steine and Ure. Then, you will enjoy a photo stop on the water, to observe sea eagles. Possessing a wing span of more than six feet, these birds of prey are an impressive sight. Fish will be used to attract them, to give you the chance to see one.
Afterward, you will return to the pier.
- Participants must wear flat sneaker shoes and warm-thermal clothes. Both water- and wind-proof equipment and glasses will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide if the weather turns bad, but generally the tour can operate in all weather conditions expect for heavy rain and fog. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. This tour is limited to 12 participants.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Walking tour of Svolvaer and Svinoya
2h30
For this walking tour, you will meet your guide on the pier. The first part of the tour is conducted through the centre of town, while your guide informs you about the History, architecture, nature and culture of the city. Then proceed in the north direction towards the 1,178 feet (359 m) long Svinøy Bridge - opened in 1964.
From the middle of the bridge, you can admire the view of the island, the town and the scenic surroundings with steep mountains.
At Svinøya Island - originally the oldest part of Svolvær - you will be informed about the importance of Lofoten and especially Svolvær for artists, especially painters. Here they find inspiration from the wild nature, intense colours and light - and there are several galleries.
See the colourful fishermen's cabins, originally built to house fishermen coming from all over the coast to the rich Lofoten fisheries, now modernized as holiday homes. Have a look at the characteristic stock fish racks - often referred to as Stock Fish Cathedrals. They are used to dry fish into stock fish during winter. Since there are no fish during summer, the guide will explain their use.
Continue the walk to the breakwater where you can see the statue of the “Fisherman's Wife” located on a cliff in the sea.
Walk back via the same road to Svolvær centre and the pier.
- This tour involves 2 hours of walking on gravel and flat path with some steps. We recommend that you wear warm clothing with a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes. This tour includes only outside visits.
Total : <50 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Svolvaer and Hennigsvaer
3h00
Svolvær became a transit harbour in 1918 and today it has about 4,290 inhabitants. It is one of Northern Norway's most important harbours for maritime service.
From the pier, drive through the city and past the Lofoten Cathedral, as the Vågan church is often called. This yellow wooden church has room for 1,200 people, as it was built to accommodate the many fishermen staying for long periods in Lofoten during the fishing season.
Then head for the village of Henningsvær, often referred to as “the Venice of Lofoten”. Henningsvær is one of Lofoten's largest fishing villages with approximately 470 inhabitants.
You will visit the Gallery Lofoten House, one of the area's most popular tourist attractions. In addition to paintings by Karl Erik Harr, it has a collection of paintings by other well-known 19th and 20th century artists from Nordland. There is also an exhibition of photographs taken in Lofoten at around the turn of the 19th century by the well-known photographer Wilse. Henningsvær has many interesting workshops and outlets for glass and ceramics on Engelskmannsbrygga (The Englishmen's Dock), as well as a candle making workshop.
Experience Frank A. Jenssen's fabulous multimedia show with pictures, music and sounds from nature, that show the changing seasons of Lofoten as well as his unique photos of sea eagles.
- Leaving the gallery, there will be a short walk to the town square, where you will take your coach and return to Svolvær.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Le Boreal
Le Boréal, like its Sisterships L’Austral, Le Soléal and Le Lyrial, epitomises the unique feel and atmosphere of the ships of the PONANT fleet. Subtly combining luxury, intimacy and serene well-being, the ship has been designed to offer passengers both moments of conviviality and spaces conducive to peaceful tranquillity and a sense of escape and getting away from it all. Its exterior and interior lines testify to the ingeniousness and refinement with which the Sisterships have been designed.
Until 264 Guests
132 staterooms & suites
140 crew members
Spa
2 restaurants
Decks
Guest Speaker
Aboard your ship, lecturers will enlighten you about the culture and history of your destination to deepen your knowledge of the origins of local traditions, the history of emblematic sites, the stories involving famous personalities and those of major historical significance. During on-board lectures or your shore visits, these experts will be there to share their precious knowledge with you throughout your PONANT cruise.
Shore excursions, Pre/Post & Overlands
Before your cruise
During the cruise
DISCOVER BERGEN
Travel with peace of mind as PONANT organizes your transfer between the airport and your port of embarkation.
Bergen
Meet at Bergen airport in the Arrival hall. Look for PONANT sign. You will be greeted by our local representative off the flight selected by PONANT.
You will be driven towards Bergen to enjoy lunch in a local restaurant.
Continue your day with a walking tour or Bryggen, a district composed of old Hanseatic merchant buildings which had been damaged in 1702, when a disastrous fire struck the area. After the fire, they were rebuilt to look as they had during the Middle Ages. The whole area is now protected and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The guided tour will lead you up one of the narrow alleyways running between the rows of houses. Today, artists and craftsmen have moved in.
You will then be transferred to the pier to embark on your ship.
Your programme includes :
- Transfer, visits and entrance fees as mentioned in the programme.
- Services of a local English-speaking guide.
Your programme does not include :
- Tips for the driver and local guide.
- Personal expenses
- Other services not mentioned in the programme.
Duration of the visits are given as a guide only. The order of the visits may be reversed. For the times of your PONANT flight, please contact your travel agent ; they are also shown on your electronic ticket included in your travel documents.
Total : $200
According to availability, price per passenger.
Briksdal Glacier
4h00
Briksdal glacier is a part of the Jostedal glacier ice field, which is the largest glacier on the European mainland. The wild glacier is a fantastic work of Nature. Its slope plunges from a height of 3,937 feet (1,200 m) down to the lush, narrow Briksdal Valley. Briksdalsbreen Glacier lies at the end of enchanting Oldedalen valley.
Board your motor coach and start the tour. The trip through Oldedalen valley to Briksdal glacier is an amazing symphony of scenic splendours. From wild flowers to awe-inspiring mountains that are reflected in crystal clear lake waters, to great waterfalls that cascade from vertical mountainsides.
Your motor coach will stop at the mountain lodge, and from the lodge it is about 1.8 mile (3 km), a 45-minute walk on a gravel road up to the glacier. During your walk, enjoy the view onto the gigantic glacier.
If you don't want to walk that far, another option is to be driven by cars (7 seats in each) from the lodge, up to a parking lot which is a 10-minute walk from the glacier. Please note that you pay directly on the site for the transfer by vehicle. We will not be able to pre-book this service and unfortunately during the high season, vehicles are not always running.
Using the same way to get back to the lodge, you will have some more opportunities to take pictures walking down the path. At the lodge, enjoy a snack including tea, coffee and pastries, and some time at leisure in the well-stocked souvenir shop which will make your trip to Briksdal memorable.
- This moderate excursion involves 1 ½ hour of walking (3,1 miles) on uneven and sometimes slippery terrain and gravel paths. We recommend you to wear comfortable good walking shoes, sunhat and sunglasses, a warm jacket and a waterproof layer.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
From fjord to sky
4h00
From the pier, drive along the winding road along the fjord to the neighbouring village of Loen. Thereafter, continue into the Lodalen Valley to the far end at Kjenndalen. From here, take a short stroll up to a view point of the Kjenndalen glacier in the distance - an arm of the mighty Jostedalsbreen glacier - the largest glacier on mainland-Europe.
Walk back to the bus and drive back towards Loen. Leaving the buses, board the new cable car (inaugurated 2017) taking you up to mount Hoven, 1011 metres above the sea – around 200 metres above the tree line in this part of Norway.
Enjoy a coffee-break and spectacular views of the fjord and villages below as well as the surrounding mountain scenery. During your stay at Hoven, you have the possibility to enjoy a short walk to soak up the scenery around you.
After some time at leisure, return by cable car to Loen where your bus will be waiting for you to bring you back to the pier in Olden.
- The tour will be run in nearly all weather conditions, even if there might not be a good view from the top station or/and it is raining. In case of strong wind or windfalls, the cable car might be closed on short notice. At Kjenndalen viewpoint guests who have difficulties of walking may stay in the bus or at the parking area. Walking distance is approximately 1.2km (0.7 mile) over uneven terrain to the viewpoint and back. Flat comfortable shoes and a warm jacket are recommended. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Nordfjord kayaking
3h00
The fantastic Nordfjord was created by glaciers, dominated by vikings and now, paddled by you.
Kayaking on a green fjord, in a quiet valley surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls and blue glaciers, is a memorable experience.
You will start your journey from the old Mølla guest house 5 minutes away by foot from the pier in Olden. Once at the kayak station, you will receive all equipment (kayak, paddle, spray-skirt, safety equipment) and a safety briefing to learn the dos and don’ts of kayaking.
You will be ready to start your tour from the pier, heading out into the fjord. As you follow the contours of the shore, your guide will share their local knowledge about the fjords and glaciers surrounding you. In the distance you will see waterfalls, glaciers and green mountainsides.
After approximately 2 hours of kayak, you will get back to the pier.
- Double kayaks are used. This tour may be cancelled in the case of poor weather conditions. You might get wet, so please bring a change of clothing and footwear with you. Although this tour does not require kayaking experience, participants must be good swimmers and have no fear of water. The fjord water may be very cold.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
From Hellesylt to Geiranger
8h00
From the pier, leave Hellesylt by coach on a journey of discovery through the countryside in the west of Norway, a land of majestic mountains and emerald green lakes.
Your first stop is at Hornindalsvatnet, one of the deepest lakes in Europe at 1,695 feet (514 m) deep. You will then continue your route along the River Stryn, an excellent spot for salmon fishing, to Nordfjord and the village of Stryn, where you will be at leisure to stretch your legs and stroll around the streets. You will then drive along the shores of Lake Stryn, the emerald-green colour of which is so typical of the area, due to the melting Jostedalen glacier that you will see further on. A photo-stop at the summer ski resort of Tystigen will give you an opportunity to capture this stunning panorama on film.
After lunch, you will head for Mount Dalsnibba, climbing up through a beautiful landscape of mountains, waterfalls and lakes that follow one after the other, before arriving at Lake Djupvaten. A fantastic spectacle awaits as you enter a world of naked rock, ice and snow.
Your route continues on up Mount Dalsnibba to a height of 4,930 feet (1,495 m) from where you will have an exceptional view (weather permitting). At this altitude, all the snow-capped peaks cast light on a scene that appears inaccessible.
- For this excursion, we advise you wear comfortable shoes and protect yourself from the sun and rain.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Mount Dalsnibba
3h15
From the pier, board your motor coach and go admire the beautiful scenery over your ship, all the way to Mount Dalsnibba.
As you reach the Djupvaten Lake at 3,280 feet (1,000 m) high, the landscape changes. From many vantage points you can see snow-covered mountains even in summer, glaciers and lakes.
Then you will proceed to mount Dalsnibba, 4,843 feet (1,495 m). From the top of the mount, enjoy a bird's-eye view of the scenery. Usually, the wind at the summit blows strongly. Mount Dalsnibba is located above the town of Geiranger, 4.5 miles (7 km) away from Geirangerfjord. It offers very good look-out opportunities.
On your way back, a stop is planned at Djupvasshytta Lodge. Here, you can stroll around the lake before enjoying a cup of tea and Norwegian pastries served at the Lodge.
You will also stop at Flydal, which offers once again a beautiful look-out point over your ship.
When your ship departs for her next port of call, do not hesitate to have a last look up, to Mount Dalsnibba.
- For this excursion, we recommend you to wear comfortable shoes. The order of the visits may change.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Geirangerfjord by RIB boat
1h15
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the Rib boat (a rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy).
Your guide will give you equipment, both water and wind proof. You will then get a short introduction while you suit up for the ride. You will seat astride a comfortable seat permitting to all passengers to enjoy the view. You will then start your exploration of Geirangerfjord.
While the RIB boat increases its speed, you will feel the sensation of freedom and excitement as the wind blows in your face. But the boat ride is not only about the speed. The driver will slow down below the small mountain farms along the fjord and give a short explanation. You will also see both the Seven Sisters Waterfalls and the Bridal Vail Waterfall at really close range which is an experience you will not easily forget.
After your 45-minutes trip, you will get back to the pier and walk back to your ship.
- Participants must wear flat sneaker shoes and warm-thermal clothes in winter time. Both water- and wind-proof winter equipment and glasses will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide if the weather turns bad, but generally the tour can operate in all weather conditions expect for heavy rain and fog. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. This tour is limited to 12 participants.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Gateaway to Dale Farm
3h00
From the pier, board your coach for a 1¼ hour drive to Dale Farm. At the head of the famous Geirangerfjord, the coach will drive you up the "Eagle's Road". Enjoy a photo stop at the Eagle's Bend, a wide curve from where there is a splendid view to the fjord and the mountain all around. You may see a glimpse of the waterfalls “the Seven Sisters” as well as some abandoned moutain farms clinging to the sheer cliff sides.
Then, you will continue towards the Eiddal Village, passing the highest point of the road at 624 metres above sea level before arriving to the next village called Norddal. Here is established the Dale Farm, producing goat milk and goat cheese. You will be impressed by the scenery before being invited to meet some of the farm animals like the goats and the fjord horse which is a blond pony native to the West coast, sturdy and formerly used as an horserace.
You will get an introduction to the cheese making of this farm, still using traditional method of production. Here are produced both white and brown goat cheese. You will have the opportunity to taste some of their cheese and caramels.
Reboard the coach and return to Geiranger via the same scenic road.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes and flat shoes. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. You will have the possibility to purchase local products of the farm. Credit card are not accepted. Norsk krone (NOK), euro and US dollars are accepted. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Maritime history of Lofoten islands
7h00
Spend a leisurely day learning about the maritime history of the Lofoten Islands. Discover the architecture of the fishermen’s dwellings, which today serve as popular holiday homes for visitors who want to take part in the region’s many outdoor activities.
From the pier, embark your coach for an half-hour drive to Flakstad bay to explore the charming 18th-century red church. It is the second oldest church in Lofoten. This church is called cruciform church, because it was built in the shape of a cross.
Then, you will get back to your coach for a scenic drive to Å. This village is an open-air museum, representing the Lofoten’s fisheries and displays 150 year old coastal building environments. Upon arrival, you will be free to discover the village at your own path for 30 minutes before heading to a local restaurant for lunch.
In the afternoon, you will take the direction of Sund to visit the interesting Fishery Museum and Smithy. The museum was originally established in 1964, in the idea of a unique and alive museum, depicting the history of boat motors and fishing equipment. You will be able to take a closer look at the blacksmith at work—perhaps creating a cormorant, an important fishermen’s symbol. Discover various objects including boats, utensils from fishermen’s homes and working boat engines, from the beginning of this century.
Reboard the coach and return to Leknes.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and flat shoes. This tour includes to walk on uneven grounds and uphill. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. Please be aware that sights may be visited in a different order. The tour is limited to 70 participants.
Total : 100-150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Lofoten on horseback
3h30
Saddle up for a leisurely horseback ride through the beautiful landscape of northern Norway. Situated in the middle of the Lofoten archipelago, the island of Gimsøya is a stunning mix of mountains, jagged peaks, towering cliffs and white-sand beaches.
From the pier, embark your coach for a 45-minutes drive to a rural horse farm surrounded by white-sand beaches that dominate the island’s west coast. Upon arrival, meet your instructor for a safety briefing and information on the trail itself. You will get an helmet and meet your steed before heading out.
During your one-hour and a half horseback adventure you will experience the beauty of the Lofoten, enjoying the horse contact and its natural heat. During your ride, you will pass several historical monuments from ancient times, including a pagan temple, Viking-era graves and the residence of a Viking chieftain from more than 1,000 years ago. This residence is believed to have been the home of Tore Hjort, a Norwegian chieftain from Vågen in Hålogaland who was killed by the famous King Olav Tyrggvason in the late 10th century.
At the conclusion of the trail ride, you will return to the stable, and depart for your ship.
- All participants will be asked to sign a waiver. Helmets are provided and must be worn. You must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and flat shoes with rubber soles or boots. Ground can be dirty or muddy that is why we recommend you wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Windbreaker suits are available as well. Purses and other large or baggy items cannot be carried on the horse as they may restrict your ability to ride. Small cameras are fine to bring as long as they are not hung around your neck. Please ask your guide about the best way to carry your belongings. The trail ride will have one instructor for every four guests for a maximum participation of 14 passengers. This tour is conducted in English only. Children must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by an adult. Participants must weigh less than 110 kgs (243 lbs). Beginners are welcomed. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Hiking tour on Vesteroy
4h30
The Lofoten islands offer some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Norway, and boast some of the richest fishing waters in the world. Leknes is located in Vestvågøy, the second largest island of the Lofoten.
Your hiking tour will start with a 30-minute coach drive to Vendalsfjord. From that point, the first part of the hike will be along a comfortable road with an easy incline until you reach the altitude of 220 metres (650 feet) above sea level. From here, you will have a panoramic view over the western and northern parts of Vestvågøy, the Gimsøy Island and the ocean to the north-west. On very clear days you can also see as far as mainland Norway.
From this highest point on the hiking tour, you will follow a path to Tjønndalen passing some small abandoned farms en route. Continue through Tjønndalen Valley along the road arriving at the Brustranda camping. There will be free time to buy refreshments and use the sanitary facilities at Brustranda camping, before the 1-hour coach drive back to the pier where the tour will end.
- This excursion includes around 8 km (5 miles) of walking and some steep inclines. Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes in wintertime and comfortable walking shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the ground may be slippery. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. Bring along bottled water.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
RIB boat safari
1h30
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the RIB boat (a rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy).
Your guide will give you equipment, both water and wind proof. You will then get a short introduction while you suit up for the ride. You will seat astride a comfortable seat permitting to all passengers to enjoy the view. You will then start your exploration of the tranquil beauty of the Lofoten Islands in search of sea eagles.
As you set off with your experienced helmsman, you will whisk across the sparkling waters, to vertical cliffs rising from the water. You will pass the red fishing huts that line the water of small villages such as Ballstad, Mortsund, Steine and Ure. Then, you will enjoy a photo stop on the water, to observe sea eagles. Possessing a wing span of more than six feet, these birds of prey are an impressive sight. Fish will be used to attract them, to give you the chance to see one.
Afterward, you will return to the pier.
- Participants must wear flat sneaker shoes and warm-thermal clothes. Both water- and wind-proof equipment and glasses will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide if the weather turns bad, but generally the tour can operate in all weather conditions expect for heavy rain and fog. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Landscapes can be snow-covered during winter season, the lush green becoming totally white. This tour is limited to 12 participants.
Total : >150 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Walking tour of Svolvaer and Svinoya
2h30
For this walking tour, you will meet your guide on the pier. The first part of the tour is conducted through the centre of town, while your guide informs you about the History, architecture, nature and culture of the city. Then proceed in the north direction towards the 1,178 feet (359 m) long Svinøy Bridge - opened in 1964.
From the middle of the bridge, you can admire the view of the island, the town and the scenic surroundings with steep mountains.
At Svinøya Island - originally the oldest part of Svolvær - you will be informed about the importance of Lofoten and especially Svolvær for artists, especially painters. Here they find inspiration from the wild nature, intense colours and light - and there are several galleries.
See the colourful fishermen's cabins, originally built to house fishermen coming from all over the coast to the rich Lofoten fisheries, now modernized as holiday homes. Have a look at the characteristic stock fish racks - often referred to as Stock Fish Cathedrals. They are used to dry fish into stock fish during winter. Since there are no fish during summer, the guide will explain their use.
Continue the walk to the breakwater where you can see the statue of the “Fisherman's Wife” located on a cliff in the sea.
Walk back via the same road to Svolvær centre and the pier.
- This tour involves 2 hours of walking on gravel and flat path with some steps. We recommend that you wear warm clothing with a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes. This tour includes only outside visits.
Total : <50 €
According to availability, price per passenger.
Svolvaer and Hennigsvaer
3h00
Svolvær became a transit harbour in 1918 and today it has about 4,290 inhabitants. It is one of Northern Norway's most important harbours for maritime service.
From the pier, drive through the city and past the Lofoten Cathedral, as the Vågan church is often called. This yellow wooden church has room for 1,200 people, as it was built to accommodate the many fishermen staying for long periods in Lofoten during the fishing season.
Then head for the village of Henningsvær, often referred to as “the Venice of Lofoten”. Henningsvær is one of Lofoten's largest fishing villages with approximately 470 inhabitants.
You will visit the Gallery Lofoten House, one of the area's most popular tourist attractions. In addition to paintings by Karl Erik Harr, it has a collection of paintings by other well-known 19th and 20th century artists from Nordland. There is also an exhibition of photographs taken in Lofoten at around the turn of the 19th century by the well-known photographer Wilse. Henningsvær has many interesting workshops and outlets for glass and ceramics on Engelskmannsbrygga (The Englishmen's Dock), as well as a candle making workshop.
Experience Frank A. Jenssen's fabulous multimedia show with pictures, music and sounds from nature, that show the changing seasons of Lofoten as well as his unique photos of sea eagles.
- Leaving the gallery, there will be a short walk to the town square, where you will take your coach and return to Svolvær.
Total : 50-100 €
According to availability, price per passenger.