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...

• Travel by motor coach, ferry and train through the staggeringly beautiful countryside.
• Pause for photos of Troll Wall, the tallest vertical rock face in Europe.
• Settle in for a train ride that follows the pristine Rauma River.

• Drive the Atlantic Ocean Road, a road voted Norway’s Engineering Feat of the Century.
• Continue on a coastal route along pristine fjords and through picturesque villages.
• Explore Bud, a charming fishing hamlet

• Discover the wonders that lie beneath the earth’s surface in the Bergtatt Marble Caves.
• Sail across an underground lake in a raft and sample the crystal-clear water.
• Wander through the caves, which are illuminated with colored lights and chandeliers.

• Enjoy an introductory drive through Molde and admire its sheltered location.
• Pass through scenic coastal villages with intriguing maritime histories.
• Explore a restored fort that the Germans built while occupying Norway in World War II.

• See the landmarks in Molde and discover why it’s nicknamed the Town of Roses.
• Browse the replica historical buildings in Molde’s open-air Romsdal Museum.
• Enjoy the ultimate view of Molde from atop the Varden Viewpoint.

• Take in the gorgeous countryside while traveling by ferry, motor coach and gondola.
• See the fjords that run through this part of Norway from every imaginable perspective.
• Spend free time atop Nesaksla, a mountain that offers the ultimate view of the area.

• Drive to the top of Mt. Varden for the ultimate view of Molde, the fjord and mountains.
• Hike mostly downhill to an open-air museum of buildings from various centuries.
• Gain insight into what Molde looked like before the fire of 1916 and World War II.