At approximately 1.30am last night the ship passed over latitude 66 degrees North and therefore crossed into the Arctic Circle.
It was a bright morning when we got up but we quickly realised how cold it was when we walked … Read More
A Holiday Blog.
At approximately 1.30am last night the ship passed over latitude 66 degrees North and therefore crossed into the Arctic Circle.
It was a bright morning when we got up but we quickly realised how cold it was when we walked … Read More
The sail in to Trondheim is not as picturesque as the previous two stops, in fact we had already berthed by the time we had gotten up this morning. After a light breakfast we took the opportunity of a calm … Read More
Just like yesterday’s port of call, Olden sits at the far end of a fjord, this time the Nordfjord, the sixth longest. The sail in provided similar breathtaking sights as before but this time the terrain looked greener and not … Read More
The small village of Skjolden sits 124 miles up Sognefjord, the longest navigable fjord in the World and is today’s port of call. We entered the mouth of the fjord at around midnight slowly winding our way up through the … Read More
My comments yesterday about the weather were probably a little premature as today we were greeted by a cloudy drizzly morning as we sailed into our first port of call – Haugesund.

Haugesund is a … Read More