Norway

Embark on a scenic cruise through world-famous fjords such as Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord. Known for the sheer cliffs that rise dramatically on either side of the fjords, as well as the waterfalls that cascade from staggering heights, these UNESCO World Heritage sites are some of the most breathtaking landscapes you'll ever see.

Wander around the historic wharf of Bryggen in Bergen, with its colorful wooden buildings that date back to the 14th century. Meander through cobblestone alleys that lead to quaint shops selling local crafts and cozy cafes serving  freshly baked pastries.

One of Norway's most photographed natural landmarks, you can take a thrilling hike to this iconic cliff, which offers spectacular panoramic views over the Lysefjord from a dizzying height of 604 meters above sea level.

Discover the rugged beauty and dramatic landscapes of these Arctic islands, with their towering mountains, sheltered bays, and charming fishing villages. Take the opportunity to go hiking and fishing, and experience traditional Norwegian coastal culture.

Nature puts on quite the performance in the winter, when vibrant displays of green, purple, and red light up the Arctic sky in Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands. In contrast, during the summer, the sun never fully sets in the northern regions of Norway, bathing the landscape in soft perpetual daylight.