14 night norways fjords and arctic svalbard

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Length of cruise: 14 nights
Ship: National Geographic Resolution (details)
Cruise line: Lindblad Expeditions

Departure port: Bergen
Ports of call: Cruising Nordfjord, Cruising The Fjords, Cruising The Lofoten Islands, Cruising Tysfjorden, Tromso, Cruising Bear Island, Svalbard
Return port: Longyearbyen

Day Location

1
Bergen
2
Bergen
3
Cruising Nordfjord
4
Cruising The Fjords
5
Cruising The Lofoten Islands
6
Cruising Tysfjorden
7
Tromso
8
Cruising Bear Island
9
Svalbard
10
Longyearbyen
11
Longyearbyen

The scenic port of Bergen, Norway, is a starting point for many sightseeing excursions of the Norwegian fjords.

Gulls come in for a landing in scenic Bryggen, near Bergen, Norway.

A sunset in the Aurlandsfjord in Norway brightens the sky.

Summer in Norway's Aurlandsfjord is simply brilliant.

A visit to the remote hillsides of Flam, Norway, during winter offers dramatic vistas.

The waterfront of Bergen, Norway, bustles most spring and summer evenings.

Norwegian summers bring outdoor dining and classic cars to Bryggen, near Bergen, Norway.

Dramatic mists in Aurlandsfjord bring to mind Nose gods and dragons.

The Flam Church was built in 1670, one of the many sights in Flam, Norway.

Geirangerfjord is a UNESCO-protected area in Norway known for its verdant hillsides and waterfalls.

Briksdalsbreen is an arm of the Jostedalsbreen glacier in Jostedalsbreen National Park, north of Bergen, Norway.

Imagine cruising through the dramatic Aurlandsfjord in Norway.

Traditional homes line the shores of Aurlandsfjord in Norway.

The interior of Flam Church on Aurlandsfjord in Norway.

Hardangervidda National Park is popular with visitors interested in outdoor activities.

Visitors to Jostedalsbreen National Park walk from the glacial lake to the Jostedalsbreen north of Bergen, Norway.

Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the quiet of the lovely Norwegian fjords. Aurlandsfjord offers a subtle palette of colors.

Visitors to Flam, on Aurlandsfjord in Norway, often ride the Flam Line, one of the steepest railway tracks in the world.

A sod house in the hills above Flam, Norway.

The landscape of Hardangervidda in Norway is a treeless moorland with many lakes and streams.

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