Norwegian Fjords Cruise Holiday Guide | CruiseHols Guide To Norway Fjord Holidays

The Norwegian fjords are one of the world’s greatest cruise destinations that can be visited onboard a wide range of cruise ships and lines, but just where can you visit on a Norwegian fjords cruise holiday? In this video we look at that and more as we bring you guide to Norwegian fjords holidays onboard a cruise ship. If you have never enjoyed a Norwegian fjords cruise, you should! We take a look at the key fjords that you can cruise along, the most popular ports of call and more to help you to decide not only if a Norwegian fjords holiday is right for you or not, but it will also help you decide when and where to visit. If you have sailed to the Norwegian fjords before, you will know just how incredible it is. The great news is that there are so many incredible ports of call along the Norwegian coastline and down the numerous fjords in Norway that even if you explored Norway on a 14 night or longer cruise, there will be some great ports you haven’t yet visited. The same can be said for those who have enjoyed several different Norwegian fjords holidays and if that is you, this guide will give you some great ideas on just where to explore next. Even though you can cruise to destinations on all the continents of earth, there are some locations that stand out head and shoulders above the rest and one of those is the incredible Norwegian Fjords. The Fjordlands can be found on the west coast of Norway, which makes it just a days sailing from top Northern European cruise ports such as Copenhagen, Rotterdam and of course, the port of Southampton. For the purpose of this guide, we are focusing on the fjords found in western Norway, often known as the Norwegian Fjordlands and locally as Vestland and is this area, and the area surrounding it. Nordfjorden is the 6th longest fjord in Norway and translates as ‘Northern Fjord’. The popular ports on this fjord are Maloy, Nordfjordeid, Olden and Loen. Sognefjord is the longest and deepest fjord in Norway and is known as the ‘King of the Fjords’. The popular ports on this fjord are Flam and Skjolden. Geirangerfjord is a branch of the Storforden, known as the ‘Great Fjord’. The popular ports on this fjord are Geiranger and Hellesylt. Romsdalsfjord is one of the more northern fjords in the fjordlands and is the 9th longest in the country. The popular ports on this fjord are Molde, Alesund and Andalsnes. Byfjorden, nicknamed the ‘City Fjord’, is one of the smaller fjords in the region at under 10 miles in length but it is one of the most popular for cruise lines as it allows entry into the city of Bergen, sailing under the impressive Askoy Bridge. In this video we bring you the cruise ports that offer the most options for cruising to the Norwegian Fjords, the cruise ports of call found in the Norwegian Fjords and the most popular turnaround cruise ports in Fjordlands. We also feature all of the information you need to know about fjords of Norway, where the Norwegian Fjords is located and our thoughts on Norway Fjords cruise holidays. For more details on this region please visit https://cruisehols.co.uk/destinations/europe/norway/norwegianfjords/ For more region, sea and ocean guides, please visit https://cruisehols.co.uk/destinations/ #NorwegianFjords #Fjords #NorwegianFjordsHoliday #FjordCruises #NorwegianFjordsCruise