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Ocean cruises |
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| Travel type |
Cruise |
| Price range | From £0 |
| Travel partner | Newmarket Holidays |
| Duration | 1 day |
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Majestic Fjordland Cruise - Marco Polo ex Newcastle
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BOOK BEFORE 31ST JULY 2012 AND ENJOY STUNNING SAVINGS ON ALL OUR CABIN PRICES!*
This very special 'inaugural' cruise from Tyneside sees Marco Polo take in the magnificent fjords of Western Norway clothed in their springtime glory.
This very special 'inaugural' cruise from Tyneside sees Marco Polo take in the magnificent fjords of Western Norway clothed in their springtime glory.
Included
- Seven nights' accommodation in your choice of cabin
- Full-board arrangements including full breakfast, luncheon, dinner, afternoon tea and midnight snacksOn-board entertainment as arranged
- Calls at ports as detailed in the itinerary
- The services of a friendly, professional crew and cruise staff
- Port charges and taxes
- Single and upgrade cabins are available for a supplement
Day One
Make your way to Newcastle for embarkation and this afternoon's sailing.
Day Two
Today is spent at sea, enjoying the atmosphere on board and getting to know Marco Polo's wonderful on-board amenities.
Day Three
Hardangerfjord stretches over 100 kilometres into the Norwegian interior. Be on deck early this morning as Marco Polo heads into this stunning landscape where sheer, forested mountainsides plunge into the still waters.
Our first port is tiny Ulvik, an oasis of tranquillity far removed from our hectic world. Enjoy an overland excursion through the almost unimaginably beautiful countryside, then re-join Marco Polo in Eidfjord, from where you can take an excursion to the towering Voringfossen waterfalls.
Day Four
This morning Marco Polo docks in Bergen - an ancient Hanseatic city of cobbled streets and medieval houses, and birthplace of composer Edvard Grieg. Visit the vibrant harbour and fish market, stroll past the wooden warehouses of Bryggen and take the Floibanen funicular to the summit of 'Mount' Floyen.
Day Five
Awake as Marco Polo cruises through the narrow fingers of mighty Sognefjord, the world's largest and deepest fjord. This scenic route takes us to Flam, the remotest corner of the fjord. From here, you can board the world famous Flamsbana Mountain Railway to witness the sheer beauty of the journey to Myrdal.
Later this evening, enjoy another breathtaking cruise as we float into Naeroyfjord, for a glimpse of tiny Gudvangen, one of fjordland's prettiest locations.
Day Six
The prosperous former fishing capital of Stavanger is Marco Polo's final Norwegian landfall. Step ashore to wander, taking in the fresh fish and flower market of the harbour-side square Torget, or perhaps take an excursion to nearby Lysefjord to marvel at the towering Preikestolen rock formation. This afternoon, Marco Polo turns west, beginning her journey home.
Day Seven
Today is spent at sea, no doubt reliving the memories of the past few days as Marco Polo cruises home.
Day Eight
Return, this morning, to Newcastle, at the end of a wonderful springtime holiday.
Make your way to Newcastle for embarkation and this afternoon's sailing.
Day Two
Today is spent at sea, enjoying the atmosphere on board and getting to know Marco Polo's wonderful on-board amenities.
Day Three
Hardangerfjord stretches over 100 kilometres into the Norwegian interior. Be on deck early this morning as Marco Polo heads into this stunning landscape where sheer, forested mountainsides plunge into the still waters.
Our first port is tiny Ulvik, an oasis of tranquillity far removed from our hectic world. Enjoy an overland excursion through the almost unimaginably beautiful countryside, then re-join Marco Polo in Eidfjord, from where you can take an excursion to the towering Voringfossen waterfalls.
Day Four
This morning Marco Polo docks in Bergen - an ancient Hanseatic city of cobbled streets and medieval houses, and birthplace of composer Edvard Grieg. Visit the vibrant harbour and fish market, stroll past the wooden warehouses of Bryggen and take the Floibanen funicular to the summit of 'Mount' Floyen.
Day Five
Awake as Marco Polo cruises through the narrow fingers of mighty Sognefjord, the world's largest and deepest fjord. This scenic route takes us to Flam, the remotest corner of the fjord. From here, you can board the world famous Flamsbana Mountain Railway to witness the sheer beauty of the journey to Myrdal.
Later this evening, enjoy another breathtaking cruise as we float into Naeroyfjord, for a glimpse of tiny Gudvangen, one of fjordland's prettiest locations.
Day Six
The prosperous former fishing capital of Stavanger is Marco Polo's final Norwegian landfall. Step ashore to wander, taking in the fresh fish and flower market of the harbour-side square Torget, or perhaps take an excursion to nearby Lysefjord to marvel at the towering Preikestolen rock formation. This afternoon, Marco Polo turns west, beginning her journey home.
Day Seven
Today is spent at sea, no doubt reliving the memories of the past few days as Marco Polo cruises home.
Day Eight
Return, this morning, to Newcastle, at the end of a wonderful springtime holiday.
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