Discover the Old World beauty and architecture of Copenhagen during a scenic, debarkation tour of this historic Danish capital, concluding with a transfer to the airport for your flight home. After disembarking the ship, your sightseeing tour will begin with a photo stop at the Little Mermaid , the famous bronze sculpture which is considered to be the "Symbol of Copenhagen." From here, a visit will be made to the courtyard of the Amalienborg Palace which consists of four identical rococo palaces surrounding the spacious octagonal Palace Square. You will drive through the colorful canal area of Nyhavn , a trendy area of Copenhagen, with many cafés and restaurants along the canal. From here, continue on for a photo stop at the Christiansborg Palace , home of the Danish Parliament and the Queen's Reception rooms. Your tour will conclude with a scenic sightseeing drive through the city. Along the way, pass by the City Hall and Square, Strøget Pedestrian Street , which is filled with shops, boutiques and cafés, and the world-famous Tivoli Garden , home to a wealth of flowers, restaurants and entertainment. Afterward, drive by the Glyptotek Art Museum and the Old Stock Exchange , then through Christianshavn before taking the beautiful coastal road of Amager Island to the airport for your flight home. Please note : This tour is offered to guests disembarking the ship with flights at 2:00 p.m. or later and will end at the airport. It requires a moderate amount of walking and most areas visited are wheelchair accessible. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilize a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach via the coach steps. The tour sequence may vary.

This tour is the perfect introduction for first-time visitors to Copenhagen, offering an excellent overview before you explore the city independently. Discover its most iconic landmarks, including a photo stop at the world-famous Little Mermaid statue, while learning about nearly 860 years of fascinating history in one of the Baltic region’s most storied capitals. Begin with a short, leisurely walk to the canal boat for a relaxing cruise through Copenhagen’s picturesque waterways. Glide past charming houseboats, elegant bridges, and architectural highlights such as the Opera House, Christiansborg Palace, and striking examples of modern waterfront design. The canal cruise offers a unique vantage point and wonderful photo opportunities. Following the cruise, continue with a panoramic drive to experience sights not visible from the water, including Tivoli Gardens, City Hall, and City Hall Square. Stop for photos at the beloved Little Mermaid statue before passing Rosenborg Castle, the fairy-tale fortress that houses Denmark’s crown jewels and royal treasures. Travel through Nyhavn, once a bustling sailors’ quarter and now one of Copenhagen’s most vibrant districts, known for its colorful 17th-century buildings, lively cafés, and waterfront atmosphere. This tour will end at the Copenhagen Airport.

This tour is the perfect introduction for first-time visitors to Copenhagen, offering an excellent overview before you explore the city independently. Discover its most iconic landmarks, including a photo stop at the world-famous Little Mermaid statue, while learning about nearly 860 years of fascinating history in one of the Baltic region’s most storied capitals. Begin with a short, leisurely walk to the canal boat for a relaxing cruise through Copenhagen’s picturesque waterways. Glide past charming houseboats, elegant bridges, and architectural highlights such as the Opera House, Christiansborg Palace, and striking examples of modern waterfront design. The canal cruise offers a unique vantage point and wonderful photo opportunities. Following the cruise, continue with a panoramic drive to experience sights not visible from the water, including Tivoli Gardens, City Hall, and City Hall Square. Stop for photos at the beloved Little Mermaid statue before passing Rosenborg Castle, the fairy-tale fortress that houses Denmark’s crown jewels and royal treasures. Travel through Nyhavn, once a bustling sailors’ quarter and now one of Copenhagen’s most vibrant districts, known for its colorful 17th-century buildings, lively cafés, and waterfront atmosphere. For guests booked on the Windstar Post Hotel, the tour concludes with a stop at the hotel for your overnight stay.

The tour is a must-do for every first-time visitor to Copenhagen and provides an excellent orientation for further exploration on your own. Your first stop will be at the Copenhagen Landmark, the Little Mermaid Statue where a photo stop will be made. Then continue on your tour and drive by Rosenborg Castle , a fairy-tale castle housing the crown jewels and a collection of royal memorabilia such as Christian IV's pearl-studded saddle. Next, visit the courtyard of Amalienborg Palace , the royal winter residence. Drive through the colorful canal area of Nyhavn , now a trendy area of Copenhagen with many cafés and restaurants along the canal. Continue to Christiansborg Palace , home of the Danish Parliament and the Queen's Reception rooms. Enjoy the view of the City Hall and Square. One side is the mile-long pedestrian street Strøget filled with shops, boutiques and cafés. Opposite is the world famous Tivoli Gardens , founded back in 1843 and offering a wealth of flowers, restaurants and entertainment. Next, pass the Glyptotek Art Museum with an impressive collection of art and then on to the old Stock Exchange - a building in Dutch renaissance style with its spire of entwined dragon tails. Drive through the area of Christianshavn and leave the island of Zealand. After this scenic overview of the Danish capital, your coach and guide will transfer you to your post cruise Windstar hotel. Please note : This tour is offered to guests staying in Copenhagen at the conclusion of their cruise. It requires a moderate amount of walking and most areas visited are wheelchair accessible. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilize a wheelchair; however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach via the coach steps. Order of sites may vary. Guests staying at other hotel properties in Copenhagen, may take this tour and take a taxi on their own from the Phoenix Copenhagen Hotel.

Take in the natural beauty and highlights of Haugesund on this scenic sightseeing tour featuring coastal views, local landmarks, and a visit to the Kringsjå viewpoint. Travel through picturesque areas while learning about the town’s history, maritime roots, and connection to the surrounding sea. Stops along the way provide opportunities for photos and appreciation of the region’s landscapes. With minimal walking and a comfortable touring pace, this excursion offers an easy and enjoyable overview of the area.

Explore Haugesund in an active yet accessible way on this guided electric bike tour through the town and its scenic surroundings. With the assistance of an e-bike, ride comfortably along coastal paths, quiet streets, and gentle hills while learning about Haugesund’s maritime heritage and modern-day life. Stops along the route offer opportunities to enjoy views of the waterfront and nearby landscapes, as well as hear stories that bring the destination to life. Guests should be comfortable riding a bicycle and maintaining balance, as well as spending time outdoors.

Enjoy a warm and personal cultural experience with a visit to a local Norwegian home set amid tranquil natural surroundings. Gain insight into everyday life, traditions, and the Norwegian relationship with nature while sharing conversation and light refreshments with your hosts. The visit offers a relaxed atmosphere and an authentic glimpse into local customs, complemented by views of the surrounding landscape. This excursion involves minimal walking and is ideal for guests seeking a meaningful cultural connection at a gentle pace.

Discover the charm and history of Haugesund on this guided walking tour through the heart of the town. Stroll along streets and waterfront areas while learning about Haugesund’s maritime roots, fishing heritage, and role in Norway’s Viking history. Along the way, your guide highlights key landmarks, local architecture, and everyday life in this coastal community, offering insight into both past and present. Walking is at a relaxed pace with periodic stops, though guests should be comfortable being on their feet for the duration of the tour.

Journey to the dramatic coastal setting of Ryvarden Lighthouse, perched on rugged cliffs overlooking the North Sea. Travel through scenic countryside before reaching this historic lighthouse, where short walks lead to panoramic viewpoints and opportunities to appreciate the raw beauty of Norway’s coastline. Learn about the lighthouse’s role in maritime navigation and the lives of those who once maintained it in this remote location. Walking paths may be uneven, and guests should be prepared for outdoor conditions and coastal winds.

Experience Haugesund from the water on this guided kayaking adventure through calm coastal channels and sheltered waterways. Paddle at a relaxed pace while taking in views of the shoreline, nearby islands, and surrounding nature, with guidance from experienced instructors who provide safety instructions and insight into the local environment. This hands-on excursion offers a unique perspective of the region’s maritime character. Guests should be comfortable paddling, sitting in a kayak for an extended period, and engaging in moderate physical activity.

Take in the natural beauty and highlights of Haugesund on this scenic sightseeing tour featuring coastal views, local landmarks, and a visit to the Kringsjå viewpoint. Travel through picturesque areas while learning about the town’s history, maritime roots, and connection to the surrounding sea. Stops along the way provide opportunities for photos and appreciation of the region’s landscapes. With minimal walking and a comfortable touring pace, this excursion offers an easy and enjoyable overview of the area.

Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own car. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore. See the iconic sites of the city, or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own. Please note : Capacity: 1-2 guests. Private cars are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private car, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it's in the area and does not exceed the duration of 4 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own car. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore. See the iconic sites of the city, or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own. Please note : Capacity: 1-2 guests. Private cars are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private car, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it's in the area and does not exceed the duration of 8 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

Alesund, the largest town on the Northwest coast, has a beautiful settin g, built on several islands stretching out into the ocean. A large part of Alesund was destroyed by fire in 1904 and rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style . Today, it is a bustling town where the fish and fish processing industry are the main sources of income. You will take a stroll through the many rooms in the listed building known as "The Swan Pharmacy ," and be mesmerized by the beautiful and authentic décor. The tour continues through the Jugend (Art Nouveau) quarters of the town center and inner harbor, through the attractive park at the foot of Mount Aksla and back to the pier and your ship. Please note : This tour is a walking tour with steps, cobblestones and uneven ground and is not recommended for people with mobility issues. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

This is the perfect kayak experience for those interested in a more adventurous introduction of the Art Nouveau town of Ålesund. After a short 10-minute walk to the kayak center you will be outfitted with the proper equipment and given a brief safety talk before you board your 2-person sea kayak. This leisurely kayak trip will take you along Ålesund's Jugend-style architecture where your guides will share stories about the area. You will be given an interpretation of the history and culture of this Art Nouveau city perched on the Atlantic. You will also paddle through the scenic maze of islands offering views of Ålesund's coastline that you can only enjoy from the vantage point of a kayak. Please note : Participants must be at least 6 years of age and children must be accompanied by an adult. It is recommended that guests dress in layered clothing and wear flat shoes. You may get wet! Two- person (tandem) sea kayaks will be used. Not suitable for disabled people. Excursion is dependent on weather.

Discover Ålesund's stunning coastline during an exciting RIB adventur e. A short walk from your ship you will find your captain waiting for you, where he will give you the necessary equipment and a brief safety talk. After boarding the RIB, your adventure beings as your captain takes you to the area's most scenic spots. Once aboard, prepare to feel the adrenaline rush of the RIB boat's speed and be awe-inspired by the scenery. You will venture to the island of Runde, with close-up views of Sunmøre's beautiful coastline en route. Keep an eye out for the Grasøyane and Runde lighthouses, along with natural wonders such as interesting caves and abundant bird life . In fact, Runde is famous for its staggering number of birds, with between 500,000 and 700,000 of the winged creatures inhabiting the isle. Among the species you might spy are puffins, common guillemot, fulmar and razorbill. Please note : Participants must be at least 12 years of age, 4-1/2 feet tall, and children must be accompanied by an adult. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or guests with back or neck problems. All participants will be given a weatherproof suit which is also a life jacket. Wear flat shoes, heels are not permitted. You may get wet!

Just a short distance away you will arrive at the heliport where you will meet your pilot and receive a safety briefing. Then, climb on board your aircraft, don your headset and prepare to be astounded. Your helicopter will begin its ascent, giving you unparalleled views over the Sunnmøre Alp mountain range and surrounding fjord landscape. Formed over millions of years, shifting glaciers have carved their way through the bedrock and left behind a network of fjords, valleys and towering peaks. During your flight, your pilot will point out the sights below. Please note: This excursion is not recommended for guests who suffer from motion sickness and/or vertigo, nor guests who have a fear of heights and enclosed spaces. Guests must weigh less than 260 pounds (about 118 kilograms) and must register their body weight and be prepared to be weighed at the heliport. Seat arrangements are based on this information to insure safety. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions, as are visibility, views and the route chosen.

The community of Giske consists of four islands. Two of them will be visited on this tour - the Giske and Godøy Islands, which lie further to the west. The tour to the islands will take you via bridges and underwater tunnels, the longest being 2.6 miles (4.2 km). Giske is known as the Saga Island for the fact that the Viking Chieftain Rollo was born here. This island is fairly flat and fertile. On the island you will visit the old stone church dating back to 1150, originally a chapel belonging to the mighty Giske family. From Giske you will continue over to Godøy Island. On the northwestern side of the island you will drive towards the small but picturesque fishing village of Alnes , situated facing the Atlantic Ocean. Take a closer look at the old lighthouse, climb the stairs to the very top and enjoy refreshments at the visitor center. On the way back to the ship visit the viewpoint Mt. Aksla , with a spectacular view of Ålesund and the islands that have just been visited. Please note : Giske church is a working church and due to unforeseen church services, an inside visit to the church cannot be guaranteed. Wear comfortable walking shoes as the ground is uneven in places.

After a short walk to the bicycle center your guide will give a brief safety instruction before you begin your adventurous and scenic ride to Hess Island. You will set off bicycling through Ålesund , riding past delightful stone buildings and churches carved with enchanting art nouveau décor. Riding over Asp Island and around the outer edge of Hess Island you will see beaches, pasturelands, and historic installations from World War ll. Arriving at Sugar Summit trailhead you will leave your bicycles and begin your 35-minute hike up to some breathtaking panoramic views of the sea, surrounding islands, Sunnmøre Alps and the city of Ålesund. The view is worth every step, making this the highlight of your tour. On your return bicycle ride you will get another chance to enjoy the scenic views that Ålesund has to offer. Please note : Participants must be 10 years of age and children must be accompanied by an adult. It is recommended that guests wear layered clothing and flat shoes. Take a bottle of water and backpack for your belongings.

Ascend above Åndalsnes on the Romsdalen Gondola for spectacular panoramic views of fjord, valley, and towering peaks. From the summit, enjoy a guided nature walk along scenic trails while learning about the area’s geology and alpine environment. Take in sweeping vistas of the Romsdal Alps before descending back to town. This excursion combines effortless elevation with light outdoor exploration and unforgettable scenery.

Explore the serene waters of the fjord by kayak for a unique and peaceful perspective of Åndalsnes. After a safety briefing and equipment fitting, paddle along calm waters framed by towering cliffs and rugged peaks. As you glide past the shoreline, your guide shares insights into the area’s natural environment and local life. This active excursion blends light adventure with the breathtaking beauty of Norway’s fjord landscapes.

Set out on an active adventure combining electric biking and hiking through the spectacular Romsdal landscape. Begin with a scenic ride along peaceful roads surrounded by fjord views and dramatic mountain backdrops before transitioning to a rewarding hike along forested trails. With the assistance of an e-bike, you’ll cover greater distances while still enjoying an invigorating outdoor experience. This excursion is perfect for active guests seeking both adventure and unforgettable scenery.

Enjoy one of Norway’s most scenic train journeys aboard the Rauma Railway, traveling through the dramatic Romsdalen Valley. Marvel at steep mountain walls, cascading waterfalls, and the famous Trollveggen cliff as the train winds through breathtaking landscapes. This relaxing excursion offers exceptional views from the comfort of your seat, making it an ideal way to experience the grandeur of the region.

Hike to the panoramic viewpoint of Litlefjellet, where sweeping vistas reveal the dramatic peaks and valleys of Romsdalen. Follow a scenic trail through mountain terrain as your guide highlights the geology and natural features of the region. After the hike, visit Woldstad Farm to learn about traditional Norwegian farming life and rural heritage. This rewarding excursion combines outdoor activity with cultural insight in a spectacular alpine setting.

Experience the dramatic landscapes and cultural heritage of the Romsdal region on a scenic journey through valleys framed by towering peaks. Travel past iconic mountain formations and along picturesque fjord scenery while learning about local traditions and history. Enjoy carefully selected stops that highlight both the natural beauty and the cultural roots of Åndalsnes and its surrounding communities. This well-balanced excursion offers a comfortable way to appreciate one of Norway’s most striking regions.

Experience Trondheim aboard the world’s northernmost tram before enjoying panoramic views from historic Kristiansten Fortress. Ride the Gråkallbanen line as it climbs through residential neighborhoods and green parks toward Lian, offering sweeping views of the city and River Nid. Continue to scenic viewpoints and the fortress, which has guarded Trondheim since 1685. From its hillside location, take in spectacular vistas of the city, fjord, and surrounding landscapes while learning about its historic significance.

Discover Trondheim through the eyes of a street artist as you explore the city by bicycle. After a short walk and safety briefing, set off through this vibrant student town known for its experimental architecture, communal gardens, striking murals, and even a preserved section of the Berlin Wall. Ride through colorful districts such as Svartlamoen while your local guide shares stories about the city’s creative spirit. The tour covers approximately 8 km on paved paths and offers a unique and energetic perspective of Trondheim.

Experience Trondheim’s most significant landmarks on this comprehensive sightseeing tour. Visit Ringve Manor, home to Norway’s only musical instrument museum, where instruments are actively demonstrated by knowledgeable guides. Continue to Nidaros Cathedral, Scandinavia’s largest medieval structure and an important pilgrimage site built over the grave of St. Olav. Conclude with panoramic views from Kristiansten Fortress overlooking Trondheim, the fjord, and the surrounding mountains.

Experience Trondheim from a unique perspective as you paddle through its scenic waterways on a guided urban kayaking adventure. After a safety briefing and equipment fitting, set out along the calm stretches of the Nid River, gliding past colorful warehouses, historic landmarks, and charming waterfront neighborhoods. Along the way, your guide shares insights into the city’s history and culture while you enjoy peaceful views from water level. This active excursion combines light adventure with scenic exploration in the heart of Trondheim.

Discover Trondheim’s natural beauty on a scenic trek along the Ilabekken stream, following forested trails toward the open-air Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum. Walk through tranquil woodland landscapes with gentle inclines as your guide shares stories about local history and nature. Upon arrival, explore the museum’s collection of historic buildings and exhibits that bring regional heritage to life. This rewarding hike blends outdoor activity with cultural discovery.

Set off on a high-speed RIB adventure across the Trondheimfjord to Tautra Island, known as “the pearl of the Trondheim Fjord.” This birdwatcher’s paradise is home to monastery ruins dating back to 1207 as well as the still-active Maria Monastery. After exploring both sites, enjoy lunch at the charming Klostergården farm before returning by RIB. This excursion combines exhilarating speed, rich history, and scenic fjord landscapes.

Enjoy a personal and entertaining culinary visit in the home of a local Trøndelag resident. After a short walk from the pier, you will be welcomed into Bjørn’s charming city house for an intimate cultural experience. Savor traditional Norwegian specialties paired with local beverages while your host shares stories about Norwegian life, food traditions, and the culture of the region. This exclusive visit offers an authentic and memorable glimpse into everyday life in Trondheim.

Explore the rich coastal heritage of neighboring Hitra Island on this engaging journey through history, nature, and traditional island life. Travel across scenic bridges and coastal roads while hearing stories of fishing, seafaring, and settlement that have shaped the region for centuries. The tour includes visits to key locations that highlight Hitra’s cultural and historical significance, along with time to enjoy dramatic coastal scenery. With minimal walking and a comfortable touring pace, this excursion is well suited for guests interested in history and landscapes without strenuous activity.

Set out on a memorable wildlife adventure along Norway’s rugged coastline aboard a traditional boat designed for navigating shallow coastal waters. Cruise through sheltered channels, rocky islets, and open seascapes while keeping watch for majestic sea eagles soaring overhead or perched along the shoreline. With the help of an experienced local captain, learn about the region’s marine life, bird populations, and coastal traditions as you glide through pristine natural surroundings. Guests should be comfortable with boat travel and exposure to outdoor weather conditions, as this excursion takes place entirely on the water.

Experience Frøya’s dramatic coastline up close on this exhilarating RIB (rigid inflatable boat) adventure through the island’s spectacular archipelago. Speed across open water and weave between rocky islets, skerries, and sheltered channels while enjoying unobstructed views of the rugged coastal landscape. Along the way, your experienced captain shares insight into local maritime life, fishing traditions, and the unique natural environment of this remote region. Guests should be comfortable with high-speed boat travel, potential sea spray, and exposure to changing weather conditions, making this excursion ideal for those seeking an active and adventurous coastal experience.

Discover the highlights of Frøya on this scenic and informative tour showcasing the island’s natural beauty, fishing heritage, and local culture. Travel through picturesque coastal landscapes dotted with fishing villages, rocky shorelines, and sweeping ocean views while learning about life in this remote island community. Stops along the route provide opportunities for photos and insight into Frøya’s maritime traditions, aquaculture industry, and connection to the sea. With limited walking and a relaxed pace, this excursion offers a comprehensive introduction to the island’s character and history.

After a safety briefing and dressing in a warm weatherproof suit, you will set out on a speedy and invigorating RIB boat trip on the Nordfjord. The crayfish pots are already down below in the fjord, so all you will have to do is pull them up into the boat. Once ashore, you will cook your delicious catch on an open fire by Mølla Guesthouse. Then it's time to relax and enjoy a lovely meal of freshly caught crayfish, accompanied by fresh bread and mayonnaise. Please note: You will be provided with a weatherproof suit, goggles & a life jacket.

After brief safety and paddling instructions you will set off toward the glacial waters of the Nordfjord. Your guide will share with you information about the town of Olden, the Vikings influence of the area, and how the fjord was created by the glaciers. You will make several stops along the way to appreciate the spectacular scenery around you. Please note: You will paddle in 2-person kayaks. Life jackets and spray skirts will be provided.

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The Loen Skylift is the fastest and easiest way to the best views in Norway. This cable car is one of the steepest cable cars in the world and offers magnificent views over the Olden and Loen Valley. You will see parts of the grand Jostedals Glacier, the largest glacier in continental Europe, maintained by the heavy snowfall in the region. You will also overlook the jade green water of the Loen and Briksdals lakes. Continuing on you will hike on a well maintained path, past the north side of Tungegjølet, a steep narrow gully that ends down at Loen. You will walk close to the steep mountainsides until you reach the peak of Staurinibba, 4,524 feet (1379m) above sea level. The reward that awaits you is well worth the effort - with an impressive view of inner Nordfjord. At the conclusion of your hike, sit back, relax and breathe in the mountain air as you enjoy a light refreshment at the top of Mount Hoven. Please note: Participants must be in good physical condition and should dress in layered clothing, bring rain gear and wear comfortable hiking shoes. The trail covers 3.5 miles (5.4km) round trip and is on dirt and gravel, with gradual but consistent inclines, and steps. This tour is not recommended for anyone who is afraid of heights or experiences vertigo. Comfort stops available at the base and top of the cable car. If there is snow on top of the mountain snowshoes and poles will be available for additional charge.

You will begin your walk past Bryggen (UNESCO World Heritage Site) where your guide will tell you about the legendary Hanseatic site. You will see the famous Fish Market and continue to the most popular attraction in Bergen, the funicular, that ascends to Mount Fløyen. From its 1,050-foot-height, you will admire the beautiful landscape of the city and the fjords from above, one of the most spectacular views in Norway. At the top of Mount Fløyen you will begin your hike across the mountain to Ovre Eide Farm. You will discover the unique nature of Norway, passing lakes, wild rivers and breathtaking views. At the top of Mount Sandviken you will make a brief stop to enjoy some chocolate. Afterward, you will descend into the valley of the old mail route between Trondheim and Bergen to reach our final destination, Øvre-Eide Farm . Øvre-Eide Farm is located in the idyllic surroundings of Lake Jordal. The owner of the farm is also a confectioner and he will lovingly prepare some typical Norwegian specialties for you. Enjoy the pleasure of listening to exciting stories about the traditional farm life in the countryside of Norway while enjoying a traditional meal! Please note : It is recommended that you dress in layered clothing and wear flat comfortable walking/hiking shoes. This hike covers about 5 miles of easy walking and involves some steps, uneven ground, cobble stones, and gradual slopes.

Begin your journey with a drive from the city center to the southern residential areas, passing the Royal Residence on your way to Fana and the Stave Church. The Stave Church at Fantoft, originally built in Fortun in Sogn in 1150, was relocated to Fantoft in 1883 to preserve it as part of Norway's cultural heritage. After a devastating fire in 1992, skilled artisans faithfully restored the church to its original splendor. Inside, you'll marvel at the traditional timber construction and intricate carvings. Next, take a short walk to the heart of the city, where you'll visit the vibrant fish market and stroll through the narrow streets of Hanseatic Bryggen, home to 18th-century houses that were rebuilt after a fire in the early 1700s, preserving the original style from 1350. Your guide will transport you back in time, sharing the fascinating history of this ancient Hanseatic city. Admire the stunning St. Mary's Church, dating back to 1170 and one of Norway's finest examples of Romanesque architecture, before passing Kongens, a former army depot, and the medieval Bergenhus Fortress.

On this introduction to lovely Bergen you will board a motor coach to sightsee through downtown Bergen with its old wooden Hanseatic pier, Bryggen , the medieval King Håkon's Hall, erected during the reign of King Håkon Håkonsson, the Rosenkrantz Tower, St. Mary's Church , built around 1170, and one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Norway, the peninsula Nordnes, Bergen Theater (Den National Scene), and Grieghallen, the modern concert hall named after Norway's great composer, Edvard Grieg. Your tour will continue over to Kalfaret, the noble residential area of Bergen, and on to the main attraction of the day - Ulriken Mountain . You will be taken by cable car to the highest of Bergen's famous "Seven Mountains ," Ulriken, to spectacular scenery and mountain terrain 2,100 feet above the city streets. From the summit, at the Sky:skraperen you will be introduced to one of the local specialties while you enjoy magnificent views of Bergen and the surrounding area - the sea, the islands, fjords, and mountains, before returning back to the lower station to board your motor coach for a short trip back to the pier. Please note : People can stay on the motor coach if walking becomes too strenuous during the tour. There is a ramp and lift at the Ulriken cable car.

Your guide will give you a brief overview on how to operate the Segway before you begin your ride through Bergenhus Fortress and its beautiful park. Continuing on to historical Bryggen (UNESCO World Heritage Site) you will pass the fish market. Your adventure will also take you by Bergen Aquarium and into Nordnes Park, one of Bergen's most beautiful parks on the farthest end of the town. Driving along the classic alleyways of Bergen you will head toward the National Norwegian Theater, the Blue Stone, John's Church and Lille Lungegårdsvannet. At Fjellveien you will have a wonderful view over the center of Bergen and the surrounding areas before you head back down to the city center to Bergenhus Park. Please note : Timings are approximate and subject to modifications. This excursion is not recommended for guests with physical/walking disabilities. It is recommended that guests dress in warm layered clothing and wear flat comfortable shoes.

This is as close as you'll get to a Norwegian icon the Queen of Fjords - Hardanger Fjord. This sightseeing drive offers you the chance to see more of the beautiful Norwegian countryside travelling along the true attraction, Hardangerfjord, to an idyllic cider farm tucked away in picturesque landscape. Leaving the city and its residential areas, drive along the scenic Samnangerfjord passing small villages and farmlands on the way. Commence the climb up to the mountainous region of Kvamskogen, a popular winter sports area for people from Bergen. You will make a photo stop at Brattefossen before descending to the Hardangerfjord region and the Steinsdals Waterfall. Take a stroll up the trail, where you can walk under the waterfall to a viewpoint overlooking Norheimsund and Steins Valley. Continuing past the quaint village of Norheimsund you eventually arrive at Spildegården Fruit Farm. This farm is located along the most spectacular fjord branch in Norway, Hardangerfjord. Here you will enjoy the peaceful and idyllic scenery surrounding the farm. For four generations this family has grown fruits and berries, and nowadays they also process and preserve some of their own products. Visiting Spildegården you will experience how the farm is run today through an informative and light-hearted presentation explaining the full process, from berries to quality products. Enjoy lunch made by flavorful local ingredients harmonized with ciders from the farm. On your return drive to Bergen witness more spectacular views of valleys, waterfalls and mountain ranges. Please note : It is recommended to dress in layered clothing and wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour involves uneven ground and an optional trail with a gradual slope and steps. Comfort stop available at the waterfall and the cider farm.

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Begin your tour with a walk to the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Bryggen . Here you will wander through the narrow streets between the houses dating back to 18th century. Your guide will take you on a journey back in time, where you will learn more about the fascinating development of the old Hanseatic city. Stop and admire St. Mary's Church dating back to 1170 and one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Norway. Continue your walk to Mount Floyen Funicular station, Bergen's most famous mountain. At the top of the mountain you can enjoy some free time with a spectacular view of Bergen. On your way back to the ship you will learn more about Bergen in the 20th century and you will make a stop at Fisketorget , the fish market, located at the very heart of Bergen. Here you can choose whether to stay in the city center or follow your guide back to the ship. Please note : It is recommended that guests dress in warm, layered clothing and wear flat comfortable walking shoes. This walking tour involves steps, uneven ground, cobble stone paths, gradual slopes, and is therefore not suitable for guests with any walking difficulties.

This tour showcases the stunning regions and fjords surrounding Bergen. Departing from our seaplane base in the city center, we fly along the city fjord and the northern archipelago of Bergen, into the Osterfjord, and over the mountains around Bergen. If the weather is favorable, we'll also glimpse Folgefonna Glacier, Norway's third-largest glacier, from a distance. Enjoy a bird's-eye view of Ulriken Mountain, Mt. Fløyen, and pass directly over the city center, the Fishmarket, and Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before returning to the seaplane pier. Please Note: This excursion is not recommended for guests with physical/walking disabilities or who suffer from motion sickness and/or vertigo, nor guests who have a fear of heights and enclosed spaces. Participants must be at least 6 years of age and accompanied by an adult. The flight is weather-dependent and can be altered or canceled at short notice. It is recommended to dress in layered clothing and wear comfortable shoes. Due to flight weight restrictions, guests must register their body weight and seats will be assigned according to weight in order to balance the seaplane for safety reasons.