• Ride a train through some of Norway’s most dramatic countryside.
• Browse a former POW barracks that has been converted into a museum.
• Pause for photos at Saltstrumen, where the world’s strongest tidal currents occur.

• Enjoy a panoramic drive through Bodo and learn about its prosperous herring industry.
• Stop at Saltstraumen, a strait in which the world’s strongest tidal current occurs.
• Witness the changing tide, which at its peak creates a maelstrom of whirlpools and waves.
• Watch a film that explains the mechanics of this extraordinary natural phenomenon.

• Travel in a private vehicle reserved for your party only.
• Follow your own itinerary and visit only attractions you choose.
• Proceed at whatever pace is most comfortable.
• Rely on your personal driver and guide for assistance.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Explore a complex of 19th-century buildings that includes a trading post and residences.
• Note the difference between the humble fishermen’s homes and the merchant’s home.
• Gain insight into the challenges of 19th-century life in the Norwegian wilderness.

• Browse a collection of military and civilian aircraft in the Norwegian Aviation Museum.
• See a rare Norseman aircraft that is the only one in Europe that is still able to fly.
• Pause for photos at a lookout that presents a panoramic view of Bodo and beyond.

• Drive through a grand landscape of majestic fjords that retreating glaciers formed.
• Behold Svartisen, Norway’s second-largest glacier, as it inches through a national park.
• Dine at a café that overlooks a lake that glacial melt created.
• Look for reindeer and elk while driving through the wilderness.

• Walk through Bodo with a local guide that will describe the town’s near-total transformation.
• Browse the Salmon Center, a salute to Bodo’s flourishing salmon-farming industry.
• Gain an understanding of Bodo’s recovery after World War II.
• See an outdoor sculpture that seems to change shapes up to 16 times as you walk around it.

• Hike to the top of Mount Keiservarden along a meandering natural trail.
• Climb a series of stone stairways that Sherpas from Nepal built.
• Enjoy spectacular views of Bodo and the surrounding islands from the summit.