Cruisemanual 2017/18

CRUISE NORWAY

The Ultimate Nature-based Cruise Destination

A presentation of Norwegian cruise destinations

CRUISE NORWAY MANUAL 2017/2018

INDEX About Cruise Norway Cruise Wonderful Norway Cruising in Norway Map of Norwegian Cruise Ports Distances in Nautical Miles Norwegian Pilot Stations UNESCO World Heritage Cruise Calendar

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CRUISE DESTINATIONS Fredrikstad Oslo Sandefjord Telemark Arendal Kristiansand Stavanger Haugesund Eidfjord Rosendal Bergen Flåm Skjolden Kalvåg Olden/ Nordfjord Geirangerfjord Ålesund Molde & Åndalsnes Kristiansund Trondheim Brønnøysund Bodø Narvik Harstad Lofoten Vesterålen/Sortland Tromsø Alta North Cape Turnaround Port Lakselv Hammerfest North Cape Longyearbyen/ Spitsbergen

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ADVERTISERS Visit Norway Nordic Gateway City Sightseeing Norway Nor Aviation CNNS Hurtigruten Svalbard Nordic Cruise Service Hotel Videseter The Rauma Line/ Åndalsnes Ulriken643 Stranda Resort Bymuseet i Bergen Fløybanen Funicular Bergen North Cape Hall Bergen Aquarium KODE art museums of Bergen Lofotr Viking Museum Geiranger Fjordservice

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Cover photos: Tromsø Photo: Knut Hansvold/ www.nordnorge.com

Sæbø in Hjørundfjord Photo: Håvard Myklebust/ fjellfotografen.net/ www.fjordnorway.com

The Flåm Railway Photo: Morten Rakke

The Trollstigen Road Photo: Terje Rakke/ Nordic Life AS/ www.fjordnorway.com

Summer day at Nakholmen island, Oslo. Photo: maros.kajco.vais/Foap/Visitnorway.com

ABOUT CRUISE NORWAY Cruise Norway market Norway as the world’s ultimate nature-based cruise destination. Established in 1992, we concentrate out activities on the international cruise market, working B2B to present and promote Norwegian cruise ports to cruise lines, cruise operators, international press and agencies selling cruises.

Working towards a common goal, Cruise Norway and its members seek to contribute to a simple planning process by providing the cruise industry with comprehensive knowledge about Norwegian cruise ports and destinations. This is accomplished through participation on various international arenas and conferences, through membership with CLIA, meetings with cruise lines, by arranging cruise conferences and seminars, by arranging exiting and informative FAM-trips, by producing an up to date web site, by producing a Winter Wonderland Cruise Manual and by producing our bi-annual Cruise Manual which you are reading now.

Our aim to is maintain and increase the number of cruise calls and cruise passengers to Norway and at the same time ensure that each cruise call is beneficial for both visitors, locals and local suppliers – be they attractions, museums, transport companies, guide providers, local shops and more.

At the same time, we focus on how to best maintain our grand and unspoiled nature; the very essence of what cruising in Norway is all about.

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In close cooperation with our Norwegian stakeholders and member ports, we developed our quality guidelines in 2008. The guideline’s main intention is to help Norwegian cruise ports deliver excellent quality and service at all stages.

The guidelines were revised Spring 2016.

For more information, please visit www.cruise-norway.no and feel free to contact us at post@cruise-norway.no

CRUISING BEAUTIFUL NORWAY The Cruise Norway Manual that you are holding in your hands gives you a quick overview of our members’ ports and their attractions and shore excursion possibilities. Our aim is to provide cruise lines and travel agents with relevant information regarding ports and shore excursion possibilities in Norway.

Rørvika beach, Lofoten. Photo: cabday/Foap/Visitnorway.com

This guide is the only comprehensive overview of Norwegian cruise ports.

The presentation of each cruise port gives concise information about the most important attractions, full day and half-day excursions and offers useful, practical information about harbour conditions.

The presentation follows the geography of Norway i.e. it starts in the south and finishes in the north.

On page 7 you will find a useful overview of distances in nautical miles between the ports and on pages 8 and 9 you will find an overview of distances from pilot embarkation area to the various cruise ports.

The information is limited due to space but you will find information that is more detailed at www.cruise-norway.no or by contacting the individual cruise ports and local destination companies.

The essence of Norway is our spectacular nature, our culture and heritage and our environment.

Norway have as many as eight sites listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List - seven of which are cultural and one of which is natural. More sites are under consideration for the tentative list.

Fjord horse riding. Photo: Destination Stryn & Nordfjord

For more information about Norwegian UNESCO sites, see pages 10-11.

Sandra Diana Bratland Managing Director Cruise Norway Tana. Photo: Ørjan Bertelsen/www.nordnorge.com

CRUISE NORWAY PRODUCT MANUAL 2017/ 2018

The Skodje Brigdes. Photo: Per Eide/Destination Ålesund & Sunnmøre

TOP REASONS WHY NORWAY SHOULD BE YOUR NEXT CRUISE DESTINATION Cruising in Norway - the world’s ultimate nature-based cruise destination 1. Creative, exciting itineraries With the world’s second longest coast line stretching more than 100.915 km, Norway offers unique possibilities for sailing schedules with various length and content. With around 40 ports and destinations, Norway has something on offer for every taste and every brand. Your sailing schedule may include bustling modern cities and small rural fjord villages in one short cruise, or take your passengers as far as the North Cape and Svalbard.

Cruising in Norway offers you everything from Polar Bears in Svalbard, the Midnight Sun in Northern Norway, the soft and varied coastline of Mid-Norway interspersed with characteristic islands and small towns, the sharp, rugged beauty of Fjord Norway with tall mountains, glaciers and fjords cutting deep into the country, the welcoming picturesque coast of Southern Norway and last but not least; the wide panoramic fjord leading to Oslo; our modern capital.

2. Breathtaking waterfalls, high mountains and panoramic fjords More than anything, Norway is famous for its wide panoramic fjords. Surrounded by high mountains, the iconic fjords give ships the unique possibility of sailing deep into the country where the landscape can be very different from the coast. Nine of the world’s tallest waterfalls are located in Norway! Some of Norway’s spectacular waterfalls can be viewed from the ship while sailing into one of Norway’s many fjords, while others can be seen on one of the many

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shore excursions offered from our ports. In 2006, the breathtaking Geirangerfjord and the stunning Nærøyfjord were rated as top best cared-for UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

3. Outdoor activities and shore excursions From Norwegian ports, shore excursions including a wide range of quality assured outdoor activities suitable for most physical levels are available.

Passengers can experience kayaking, mountain walks, fishing, golf under the Midnight Sun, killer whales, king crab safaris, polar expeditions, RIB excursions and much, much more.

4. Cultural and historical attractions Shore excursions in Norway offer great opportunities for visitors to experience rich Norwegian culture, traditions and heritage - from architecture, folk dancing, museums and literature to festivals and concerts.

5. A safe cruise destination Norway is a financially stable and high-tech country situated in a quiet corner of the world. Norway is widely recognized as a safe destination, the Norwegian system of ISPS Security, Pilot Service and Coast Guard, are internationally recognized. Norway’s long costaline is dotted with more than 67,000 islands, enabling cruise ships to sail in sheltered waters.

6. Local food and cuisine Norwegians are proud of their traditions, which is also reflected in the food. In spite of international influence, Norwegians treasure their heritage when it comes to food. Traditions are maintained, especially during holiday periods. Traditional food, often with a modern touch, is served at restaurants throughout the land.

7. Winter Wonderland and all-year cruising During the last few years Norway has established itself as a popular cruise destination also in the winter. In 2009 the first winter cruise was operated along the Norwegian coast and since then more and more cruise lines have taken the opportunity to cruise along the Norwegian coast in winter time. The magical Northern Lights - the Aurora Borealis, fascinates visitors in winter when the sun does not rise above the horizon in the far north for months.

However, Norway in winter is far more than searching for the illusive Lady Aurora. It is trying your hand at dogsledding, driving a snowmobile for the first time, sleeping in the icy cold beauty of an Ice Hotel, skiing and visiting and learning about the indigenous people of Norway; the Sami people.

Winter cruising basically takes place in the months of February and March.

The viking settlement at Avaldsnes. Photo: Geir Øyvind Gismervik/ visithaugesund.no

FACTS ABOUT NORWAY Norway is well known for its natural attractions such as the fjords, mountains, glaciers and the Midnight Sun, but equally worth experiencing is our culture, heritage and day to day modern life.

The first ever cruise to Norway was as early as 1887 when the purpose built cruise ship St. Sunniva, able to accommodate 142 passengers, sailed the Norwegian fjords. The ship also sailed all the way to the North Cape and ever since, Norway has been a popular cruise destination for all major cruise lines.

Facts about Norway System of government: Constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy Area: 385,155 square km Population: 5,2 million (as per July 2016) Capital: Oslo Currency: 1 NOK = € 0,11 / USD 0,12 / GBP 0,09 (as per December 2016) Time zone: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +1 hour Constitution day: May 17 Shopping Typical Norwegian buys are pewter, wood carvings and knitted goods. Norway has a well-organized tax-free shopping for tourists and VAT refunds are offered in most Norwegian ports.

Fjords Norway is famous for its many fjords, quietly winding their way deep into the country underneath steep majestic mountains. The Geirangerfjord, lined with beautiful waterfalls and the narrow Nærøyfjord proudly feature on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The King of the fjords, Sognefjord, is the world’s longest fjord and the Queen of the fjords;

Hardangerfjord, is famous for its cherry and apple trees and is among the most visited fjords in the world.

Northern Lights – Aurora Borealis The spectacular Northern lights are a natural phenomenon most common in Northern Norway and are frequently observed above the Arctic Circle between late autumn and early spring.

Midnight Sun The sun does not set in the summer above the Arctic Circle, which means that visitors to Northern Norway can enjoy 24 hours of daylight at this time of year.

Climate The climate in Norway, in spite of its location in the North, is much milder than one would expect. Due to the Gulf Stream, temperatures along the coast of Norway are 5-8°C higher than at comparable latitudes elsewhere. The Gulf Stream warms the Norwegian coast and helps keep the ports free from ice.

The Sami people The Samis are the indigenous people of the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. There are approx. 80,000 Samis with their own language, traditions and nomadic way of life. Most of them live in Norway. Sapmi, formerly also known as Lapland, is the name for the Sami’s historical settlement area.

The Sami have been living in Sapmi for over 10,000 years, and today they have their own parliament in Karasjok as well as their own flag.

Trolls Trolls are an important part of Norwegian folklore.

These human-like creatures vary in size and appearance, but are commonly perceived as both dangerous and a little stupid. They usually live in caves or deep in the forest, and only emerge from their hiding places after sunset. Legend has it that they turn to stone upon contact with the sun. Several places in Western and Northern Norway are named after trolls such as Trollheimen, Trollstigen, Trollhatten and Trollveggen (the Troll Wall).

Viking history The Vikings have a bad reputation as raiders, but they were also traders, explorers, settlers and magnificent shipbuilders as well as being used as lifeguards in the Roman Empire. The Viking Age started in AD 793 with the attack on the monastery of Lindisfarne in England and ended in 1066 with the battle of Stamford Bridge where the last Norwegian Viking King, Harald Hardråde, fell.

CRUISE NORWAY PRODUCT MANUAL 2017/ 2018

NORWEGIAN CRUISE PORTS

Svalbard Spitsbergen Longyearbyen

Svalbard Spitsbergen

Spitsbergen

Svalbard Longyearbyen

Longyearbyen

North Cape Honningsvåg Hammerfest Nordkapp

Tromsø

Vesterålen

Harstad

Nordkapp

Tromsø Sortland Narvik Harstad Vesterålen Leknes Svolvær Lofoten Islands Sortland Narvik Alta Leknes Svolvær Bodø

Lofoten Islands

Honningsvåg

Hammerfest

Tromsø Harstad

Vesterålen Lofoten Islands Leknes

Svartisen glacier

Sortland Narvik

Bodø

Svolvær

Svartisen glacier

Brønnøysund

Bodø Svartisen glacier

Brønnøysund

Brønnøysund

Kristiansund Molde

Kristiansund Molde

und Åndalsnes

ellesylt Geirangerfjord Geiranger d Olden Jostedal Glacier Skjolden

Vik Flåm

Ålesund Åndalsnes Kristiansund Trondheim Måløy Hellesylt Geirangerfjord Molde Nordfjord Ålesund Geiranger Olden Kalvåg Trondheim Åndalsnes Jostedal Glacier Måløy Hellesylt Geirangerfjord Skjolden Geiranger Vik Nordfjord Sognefjord Olden Kalvåg Jostedal Glacier Flåm Bergen Skjolden Vik Sognefjord Ulvik Hardangerjøkulen glacier Eidfjord Hardangerfjord Flåm Folgefonna glacier Bergen Rosendal Ulvik Hardangerjøkulen glacier

ik

Haugesund Hardangerjøkulen glacier Hardangerfjord Eidfjord Rosendal/Jondal Folgefonna glacier

rd

Oslo

Trondheim

Eidfjord Oslo Folgefonna glacier

Stavanger HaugesundLysefjord

Oslo

Fredrikstad

Sandefjord Kvinesdal Stavanger Brevik Flekkefjord Lysefjord Kragerø Lyngdal Arendal Fredrikstad Sandefjord Sandefjord Kristiansand Farsund Telemark Telemark Arendal Kristiansand

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Farsund

Arendal Kristiansand

Fredrikstad

Honningsvåg Lakselv (North Cape Turnaround Port)

Hammerfest Alta

Alta

65

40

0

Brevik

90

81

56

34

0

Kragerø

97

88

62

41

26

0

Arendal

123

112

85

67

52

37

0

Kristiansand

164

151

126

108

90

76

42

0

Farsund

204

195

170

150

133

116

84

48

0

Stavanger

290

281

256

236

219

202

170

137

95

0

Haugesund

306

298

271

252

236

221

186

154

113

32

0

Odda

409

401

374

355

339

324

289

257

216

135

103

0

Rosendal

352

344

317

298

282

267

232

200

159

78

46

63

0

Eidfjord / Ulvik

402

393

368

346

330

315

280

249

219

126

94

34

53

0

Bergen

378

369

344

324

306

291

250

225

183

102

70

119

64

110

0

Vik i Sogn

468

459

434

414

408

393

358

315

273

195

172

196

139

192

104

0

Gudvangen

502

493

464

444

430

415

380

345

303

226

194

229

171

222

134

33

0

Flåm

502

493

464

444

430

415

380

345

303

226

194

229

171

222

134

33

19

0

Skjolden

523

514

489

469

451

436

401

380

328

247

215

251

193

244

153

55

51

51

0

Florø

459

459

414

394

387

372

337

301

261

181

151

183

125

176

88

81

111

111

132

0

Olden

532

523

497

477

459

444

409

378

336

255

223

264

206

255

167

154

184

184

206

76

0

Måløy

484

475

439

419

412

397

362

326

286

208

176

210

152

203

115

108

138

138

160

29

54

0

Hellesylt

583

574

549

529

511

496

461

430

388

307

275

309

251

302

214

207

237

237

259

128

153

99

0

Geiranger

589

580

555

535

517

502

467

436

394

313

281

315

257

308

220

213

243

243

265

134

159

105

11

0

Ålesund

539

530

493

473

469

454

419

380

340

266

233

271

213

261

170

163

196

196

218

90

112

58

58

64

0

Molde

572

563

527

507

499

484

449

414

374

294

263

298

240

303

215

208

238

238

260

129

168

100

96

95

43

0

Åndalsnes

589

580

565

545

516

501

470

436

394

313

281

314

256

317

229

222

252

252

274

143

152

114

105

111

83

24

0

Kristiansund

601

592

555

535

529

514

479

442

402

322

293

327

269

330

231

235

265

265

287

156

181

127

118

124

74

50

68

0

Trondheim

688

679

654

634

616

601

566

535

489

409

380

414

356

407

318

312

342

342

364

233

258

204

205

211

159

136

154

92

0

Brønnøysund

798

789

751

731

726

711

676

638

598

518

490

522

464

525

428

430

460

460

482

340

376

322

313

319

269

244

262

200

171

0

Sandnessjøen

836

827

787

767

762

747

712

674

634

554

526

563

505

563

461

468

498

498

520

389

414

353

351

357

307

280

298

236

207

36

0

Bodø

932

923

882

862

858

843

808

769

729

649

622

659

601

652

564

557

587

587

609

478

503

449

447

453

403

375

393

331

302

132

96

0

Svolvær

984

975

946

928

916

901

866

833

793

713

680

710

652

710

620

615

645

645

667

535

561

507

500

506

454

439

452

393

363

188

149

56

0

Leknes

980

971

936

916

910

895

860

823

783

704

674

708

650

701

611

606

636

636

658

525

552

498

489

495

460

430

448

385

357

185

151

55

30

0

Sortland

1024 1015 974

954

947

932

897

861

821

741

715

747

687

754

648

659

689

689

711

563

605

535

539

545

492

470

488

426

398

223

188

95

42

63

0

Narvik

1045 1036 995

975

978

963

928

882

842

769

736

776

718

775

669

680

710

710

732

584

626

572

563

569

516

488

506

444

415

244

209

115

70

98

92

0

Harstad

1049 1040 999

979

975

960

925

886

846

766

740

773

715

763

673

668

698

698

720

588

614

560

551

557

520

492

10

448

419

248

213

120

74

102

45

64

0

Tromsø

1125 1116 1091 1066 1052 1037 1006 960

920

840

816

850

792

837

747

742

772

772

794

662

688

634

625

631

596

573

591

529

499

325

289

195

150

174

120

138

81

0

Hammerfest

1245 1236 1192 1172 1165 1150 1115 1079 1039 959

935

963

905

956

866

861

891

891

913

781

807

753

744

750

716

685

703

641

612

441

406

313

267

293

237

257

200

119

0

Alta Honningsvåg (North Cape)

1245 1236 1192 1172 1165 1150 1115 1079 1039 959

935

963

905

956

866

861

891

891

913

781

807

753

744

750

716

685

703

641

612

441

406

313

266

293

237

257

200

119

47

0

301 1292 1267 1 247 1224 1209 1174 1148 1106 1025 992 1022 964 1013 931

918

948

948

970

838

864

810

801

807

772

742

749

705

675

498

463

370

325

350

294

314

257

176

62

107

0

Lakselv (NCTP)

1367 1358 1333 1 313 1298 1275 1240 1214 1172 1091 1058 1088 1030 1079 997

984 1014 1014 1036 904

930

876

876

873

838

808

815

771

741

564

529

436

391

416

360

380

323

242

128

173

66

Kirkenes

1474 1465 1440 1420 1397 1382 1347 1321 1279 1198 1165 1195 1137 1178 1104 1083 1113 1113 1135 1003 1029 975 1026 1032 945

907

925

878

848

674

638

544

495

520

469

491

431

349

236

281

176

0

Spitsbergen 17)

1698 1689 1664 1639 1625 1610 1475 1533 1493 1413 1389 1423 1365 1410 1320 1315 1345 1345 1367 1235 1261 1207 1198 1204 1169 1146 1164 1102 1172 898

862

768

723

747

693

711

654

573

524

571

531

654

Various informations: Nautical miles inner passage.

Distance Vardø to Murmansk 109 n.miles.

Distance to Brønnøysund 24 n.miles longer via Ut-torget, Bridgehight 31 m.

Distance to Tromsø 15 n.miles shorter via Hekkingen/Sandnessund, Bridgehight 41 m.

Distance Fugleøykalven to Longyearbyen 523 n.miles.

CRUISE NORWAY PRODUCT MANUAL 2017/ 2018

Kirkenes

Honningsvåg (North Cape)

Hammerfest Alta

Harstad

Tromsø

Sortland (Vesterålen)

Narvik

Svolvær

Leknes (Lofoten)

Sandnessjøen Bodø

Trondheim

Brønnøysund

Åndalsnes

Kristiansund

Ålesund

Molde

Hellesylt

Geiranger

Olden

Måløy

Florø

Skjolden

Gudvengen Flåm

Bergen

Vik i Sogn

Rosendal

Eidfjor / Ulvik

Odda

Haugesund

74

Farsund

0

Sandefjord

Stavanger

64

Arendal

72

Kristiansand

0

Fredrikstad

Brevik

47

Kragerø

Drammen

O

Spitsbergen via Tromsø

Fredrikstad

0

Sandefjord

Oslo Oslo

Drammen

DISTANCES IN NAUTICAL MILES

0

MAP OF NORWEGIAN PILOT EMBARKATION STATIONS Svalbard

Spitsbergen Longyearbyen

Svalbard Spitsbergen

Spitsbergen

Svalbard Longyearbyen

32

Longyearbyen

32

North Cape Honningsvåg Hammerfest Nordkapp

Tromsø

Vesterålen

Harstad

Nordkapp

Tromsø Sortland Narvik Harstad Vesterålen Leknes Svolvær Lofoten Islands Sortland Narvik Alta Leknes Svolvær Bodø

Lofoten Islands

Honningsvåg

Hammerfest

Tromsø Harstad

Vesterålen Lofoten Islands Leknes

Svartisen glacier

Sortland Narvik

Bodø

Svolvær

Svartisen glacier

Brønnøysund

Bodø Svartisen glacier

Brønnøysund

Brønnøysund

Kristiansund Molde

Kristiansund Molde

und Åndalsnes

ellesylt Geirangerfjord Geiranger d Olden Jostedal Glacier Skjolden

Vik Flåm

Ålesund Åndalsnes Kristiansund Trondheim Måløy Hellesylt Geirangerfjord Molde Nordfjord Ålesund Geiranger Olden Kalvåg Trondheim Åndalsnes Jostedal Glacier Måløy Hellesylt Geirangerfjord Skjolden Geiranger Vik Nordfjord Sognefjord Olden Kalvåg Jostedal Glacier Flåm Bergen Skjolden Vik Sognefjord Ulvik Hardangerjøkulen glacier Eidfjord Hardangerfjord Flåm Folgefonna glacier Bergen Rosendal Ulvik Hardangerjøkulen glacier

ik

Haugesund Hardangerjøkulen glacier Hardangerfjord Eidfjord Rosendal/Jondal Folgefonna glacier

rd

Oslo

Trondheim

Eidfjord Oslo Folgefonna glacier

Stavanger HaugesundLysefjord

Oslo

Fredrikstad

Sandefjord Kvinesdal Stavanger Brevik Flekkefjord Lysefjord Kragerø Lyngdal Arendal Fredrikstad Sandefjord Sandefjord Kristiansand Farsund Telemark Telemark Arendal Kristiansand

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Farsund

Arendal Kristiansand

Fredrikstad

Honningsvåg Lakselv (North Cape Turnaround Port)

Hammerfest Alta

Alta

DISTANCES FROM PILOT EMBARKATION AREAS

01 02

Vidgrunn Færder

N59º 01,0’ E10º 55,9’ N59º 04,5’ E10º 34,4’

03

Langesundsfjorden

N58º 56,6’ E09º 47,6’

04

Torungen

N58º 23,6’ E08º 50,4’

05 06 07

Oksøy Farsund Feistein

N58º 03,2’ E08º 07,4’ N58º 01,5’ E06º 48,4’ N58º 50,5’ E05º 27,9’

08

Skudesnesfjorden

N59º 06,7’ E05º 26,2’

09

Kopervik / Karmsund

N59º 13,1’ E05º 21,0’

10

Marstein / Korsfjord

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N69º 52,4’ E19º 47,6’ N70º 47,0’ E23º 32,2’ N70º 57,5’ E25º 57,4’

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N69º 51,2’ E30º 07,2’ N78º 08,0’ E14º 00,0’

Fredrikstad Oslo Drammen Sandefjord Fredrikstad Brevik Sandefjord Kragerø Arendal Kragerø Kristiansand Farsund Stavanger Haugesund Stavanger Haugesund Odda Rosendal Eidfjord Ulvik Haugesund Odda Rosendal Eidfjord Ulvik Bergen Odda Rosendal Eidfjord Ulvik Haugesund Haugesund Bergen Vik i Sogn Gudvangen Flåm Skjolden Bergen Vik i Sogn Gudvangen Flåm Skjolden Florø Olden Olden Måløy Vik Flåm Gudvangen Skjolden Ålesund Hellesylt Geiranger Molde Åndalsnes Kristiansund Olden Kristiansund Trondheim Molde Åndalsnes Ålesund Hellesylt Geiranger Trondheim Kristiansund Molde Åndalsnes Rørvik Brønnøysund Sandnessjøen Bodø Brønnøysund Bodø Sandnessjøen Narvik Harstad Tromsø Hammerfest Alta Honningsvåg Svolvær Leknes Svolvær Leknes Trollfjord Leknes Svolvær Sortland Harstad Tromsø Tromsø Tromsø Tromsø Hammerfest Alta Tromsø Hammerfest Alta Tromsø Hammerfest Honningsvåg Nordkapp Hammerfest Alta Lakselv NCTP Kirkenes Longyearbyen

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West off Karmøy West off Karmøy West off Karmøy West off Karmøy Via Karmsund Via Karmsund Via Karmsund Via Karmsund

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Inner passage Outer passage Inner passage Inner passage Outer passage Inner passage

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Via Hekkingen (Tromsøsund) Via Hekkingen (Sandnesund) Via Tromsøsund Via Sandnessund

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UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE World Heritage Norway is the name of the organization representing all the sites, and the four points on Struve`s Geodetic Arc, which are inscribed on the UNESCO list of cultural and natural heritage sites. The first places in Norway to achieve this status were: Bryggen in Bergen, and Urnes Stave Church, both of which were entered in 1979.

Heritage is something that is passed on from earlier generations and what we pass on to future generations. Cultural heritage, as well as natural heritage, is an irreplaceable source of knowledge, pleasure and inspiration for all peoples; and it is our most important point of reference with regards to who we are, and where we come from.

Directorate for Cultural Heritage P.O.B. 8196 Dep. NO-0034 Oslo Tel.: +47 22 94 04 00 - Fax: +47 22 94 04 04 www.ra.no

THE MERIDIAN COLUMN The Struve Geodetic Arc was the first technical and scientific object to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Measurements were made in the form of a chain of triangulation along the meridian stretching from Ismail on the Black Sea in the South to Fuglenes in Hammerfest in the North.

A meridian is an imaginary line on the Earth’s surface running from Pole to Pole.

Meridian Column Photo: Zenisk

THE ROCK ART AT ALTA This group of petroglyphs in the Alta Fjord, north of the Arctic Circle, bears the traces of a settlement dating from about. 4200 to 500 B.C. The thousands of engravings add to our understanding of the environment and human activities on the fringes of the Far North in prehistoric times. The rock carvings depict Stone Age hunting of reindeer, elk and bear; bird catching, halibut fishing, a lot of boats, magical symbols, weapons, ceremonial animal-headed poles … and much more. Alta Museum is situated in the middle of one of the biggest fields of rock carvings, and pathways have been made that lead you through the rock art park.

Alta. Photo: Kurt Hamann / Innovation Norway

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In 1993 Alta Museum received “The European Museum of the Year Award”.

THE VEGA ARCHIPELAGO Just south of the Arctic Circle you will find the Vega archipelago, with 6500 islands, islets, and skerries.

In 2009, the British newspaper The Observer put the Vega Islands on their list of “20 undiscovered island gems”.

Tåvær island, Vega Photo: Inge Ove Tysnes

Vega is an ornithologist’s dream. Chief among the bird population are eider ducks, raised for their down.

– The islanders still make houses for the birds and the houses to nest in can still be seen, alongside lighthouses, fishing villages and dramatic landscapes. The archipelago reflects the way fishermen and farmers have, over the past 1,500 years, maintained a sustainable living.

RØROS MINING TOWN AND THE CIRCUMFERENCE

Horse and sleigh, Røros. Photo: Terje Rakke / Nordic Life

In August 2010, ‘Røros Mining Town and the Circumference’ was included on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. The new World Heritage area is an extension of the World Heritage Site of Røros Mining Town, which as early as 1980 was awarded a place on the UNESCO list. On your journey through this area you will experience how mining operations shaped our region. The colourful and charming little mountain town of Røros has been shaped by mining operations and agriculture through the ages.

The town centre hosts a thriving handicraft community, workshop outlets, quaint little boutiques and cafés and restaurants that offer local specialities made from the produce of the season.

URNES STAVE CHURCH This is the oldest stave church in Norway, built in 1132, and the only stave church to be included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The church contains ornaments dating from the 1060s and is unusually ornately decorated.

It is beautifully situated on the southern shore of the Lustrafjord, the innermost arm of the Sognefjord. The area also contains the oldest traces of church building in Norway.

Urnes Stave Church Photo: Terje Rakke/Nordic Life AS/Fjord Norway

THE WEST NORWEGIAN FJORDS Fjords are among the most dramatic and spectacular landscapes on the planet. The World Heritage Area, the West Norwegian Fjords, embraces some of the longest, deepest, narrowest and most beautiful fjords in the world. Their scenery and cultural heritage have spellbound visitors down the ages. Many people consider the fjords the very symbol of Norway, the foremost nation of fjords in the world.

Skageflå farm by the Geirangerfjord. Photo: CH/ Innovation Norway

The World Heritage Area comprises two sub-areas, the Geirangerfjord and the Nærøyfjord. Together, these areas have qualities that resulted in them being inscribed on the UNESCO list of the world’s cultural and natural heritage.

BRYGGEN - THE HANSEATIC WHARF IN BERGEN This UNESCO protected old merchant quarter is the only preserved business district from the Hanseatic period, reminding us of the town’s importance as a part of the Hanseatic League’s trading empire.

Many fires, the last in 1955, have ravaged the characteristic wooden houses of Bryggen.

Its rebuilding has traditionally followed old patterns and methods, thus leaving its main structure preserved.

Today, some 62 buildings remain of this former townscape.

Bryggen, the Hanseatic warf in Bergen Photo: Bergen Tourist Board / Johnny Mazzilli

RJUKAN-NOTODDEN INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE SITE

Vemork by night Photo: Visit Telemark

Located in a dramatic landscape of mountains, waterfalls and river valleys, the site comprises hydroelectric power plants, transmission lines, factories, transport systems and towns. The complex was established by the Norsk-Hydro Company to manufacture artificial fertilizer from nitrogen in the air. It was built to meet the Western world’s growing demand for agricultural production in the early 20th century. The company towns of Rjukan and Notodden show workers’ accommodation and social institutions linked by rail and ferry to ports where the fertilizer was loaded. The Rjukan-Notodden site manifests an exceptional combination of industrial assets and themes associated to the natural landscape. It stands out as an example of a new global industry in the early 20th century.

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CRUISE CALENDAR Cruise Norway has developed a Cruise Calendar, with an overview of calls to most Norwegian cruise ports.

Cruise lines can search on certain dates, weeks and ports up to three years ahead. The Norwegian market is the first of its kind to develop a product of this kind, and one that has been requested by several cruise lines.

Check out our cruise calendar at www.cruise-norway.no

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WINTER WONDERLAND

Hjørundfjord, Møre and Romsdal. Photo: The Bunch /www.fjordnorway.com

Karasjok. Photo: Orjan Bertelsen/www.nordnorge.com

Tana. Photo: Orjan Bertelsen/www.nordnorge.com

Harstad. Photo: Frank Andreassen/www.nordnorge.com

Christmas sheaf at Norsk Folkemuseum. Photo: Theresa Søreide/Norsk Fokemuseum - Visitnorway.com

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FREDRIKSTAD CRUISE PORT Welcome to the gateway to the Oslofjord: Close to Oslo – save time, cost and the environment One port - two countries – Experience both Norway and Sweden / Compact games – discover more Events: See www.cruiseportfredrikstad.com Cruise season: All year Cruise and port information: www.cruiseportfredrikstad.com

The star-shaped Fortress Town of Fredrikstad. Photo: Fredrikstad kommune

FREDRIKSTAD

Gateway to the Oslofjord Sail in to Fredrikstad Cruise Port through Norway’s version of Key West – the beautiful Hvaler islands. Next to the port is Gamlebyen, the best-preserved fortress town in Northern Europe – a living attraction with cafés, galleries and unique boutiques. There are free ferries into the city’s urban centre.

Only 1 hour from Fredrikstad you find Oslo, the capital of Norway. Close to Fredrikstad Cruise Port lie the towns of Moss, Sarpsborg, and Halden. Experience the majestic Fredriksten Fortress in Halden, the art scene in Moss and Vikings in Sarpsborg. Fredrikstad Cruise Port will give you all the memories you can pack in a suitcase, a perfect mix of old and new, culture and history.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS THE HVALER ARCHIPELAGO - Go Island hopping Excursion with a guide Duration 6 hours The island road bends and twists across islands and skerries, like Norway’s version of Key West – a fantastic start to this stunning excursion. We visit some of the Eastern Isles. Here we go cycling, or stroll along Kjærlighetsstien (Lovers’ Lane). We visit the historic island of Herføl. Here there is no motorized traffic; the only sounds are from the grasshoppers and boats on the fjord. We enjoy a lunch in one of the cafes with a sea view.

HISTORY COMES ALIVE - A journey back in time Excursion with an actor Duration 1-2 hours Meet the maid Marta, the noble madam Sophie von

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Sipp, convicts, soldiers and other characters who lived, loved and suffered in The Fortress Town in the 18th century. Fredrikstad Cruise Port wishes to tell the stories of the region in a lively, inspirational and knowledgeable way. The region has a rich history, from tales from the Bronze Age to new and innovative industry. We are fortunate to have a large number of professional, cultural enterprises that contribute with content and production of the shore excursions. This concept is an exciting alternative to traditional guided tours.

A STROLL IN THE FORTRESS TOWN - Spectacular history Excursion with a guide Duration 2-3 hours King Frederick II founded the star-shaped old town of Fredrikstad in 1567. It is the best-preserved fortress town in Northern Europe. A stroll along the cobbled streets of the Fortress Town gives you a sense of history, but it is no museum – people live and work

here. The army ran the place for centuries, but now artists, cafés and shops occupy the old historic buildings.

CLIMB THE HALDEN CANAL - Europe`s highest locks Excursion with a guide Duration 6.5 hours Enjoy a beautiful canal boat tour in Northern Europe´s oldest and highest locks at 26.7 m. Experience a special part of Norwegian industrial history. The Halden Canal is a well-kept secret tucked away along the Swedish border. The canal was constructed between 1852 and 1860 to facilitate timber log drives. If you are lucky, you will get glimpse of beaver, osprey, eagle or elk.

FREDRIKSTEN FORTRESS - Often attacked. Never captured Excursion with a guide Duration 5-6 hours

Fredriksten fortress. Photo:Walter Schøffthaler

History comes alive in the Fortress Town. Photo: Thomas Andersen

The majestic Fredriksten Fortress towers protectively over Halden. Today Fredriksten is an area of great natural scenery. It is also a popular cultural scene with local, national and international events. The contrast could not be greater with its original role – defending the country in the front line against enemy fire. Now, more than 200 years since the last shot fired in time of war this territory is one of the most peaceful borderline areas in the world. Go for a climb to the top at King’s Bastion for an amazing view over Halden, the fjord and Sweden.

A SPEEDY FJORD SAFARI - Enjoy the waves and the catch Excursion with a guide Duration: 3 hours Enjoy an exciting trip on the fjord – by RIB boat.

Experience the thrill of speed and sea in the national park. We set course for the Outer Oslofjord, where the big waves are. A fjord safari among the beautiful coastal islands of the Hvaler archipelago is a magical experience. We go creel fishing with experienced fishermen – an exclusive activity for those looking for

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF FREDRIKSTAD E-mail: pk.johansen@borg-havn.no Contact person: Per Kristian Johansen Phone: +47 69 35 89 00 Mobil: +47 99 56 77 88 E-mail: firmapost@borg-havn.no Internet: www.borg-havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visit Fredrikstad & Hvaler Phone: +47 69 30 46 00 Contact person: Caroline Marry Pettersen E-mail: caroline@visitfredrikstadhvaler.com Mob.: +47 41 46 63 37 Internet: www.visitfredrikstadhvaler.com GENERAL INFORMATION Shuttle bus: YES Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: On request Public transportation: YES Shopping: In the Fortress Town Local currency: NOK ATM: approx. 3 km Currency exchange: NO

‘that little extra’. Dinner can be enjoyed in ‘Sjøbua’, an idyllic boathouse on the shore, or in one of Hvaler’s restaurants.

LOOK DOWN ON NORWAY FROM THE TREETOPS! – Thrills and challenges are the order of the day!

Excursion with a guide Duration: 3.5-4 hours The Climbing Park has many varied aerial rope courses - from new-beginner courses to treetop routes. There are other popular activities such as the Barn Jump (13 m free fall), Segway, archery, golf, climbing wall, tramlining and mountain abseiling.

Safety is first class; you get a helmet and climbing harness on arrival and everyone has to start on the practice course before moving on to loftier challenges.

LOCAL BEER TASTING - welcome to a new world of flavours Excursion with guide Duration: 1 hour Here you will get a guided tasting of our local beers

Utgårdskilen on the Hvaler Islands. Photo: Walter Schøffthaler

and an in-depth brewery history lesson and a tour around the premises. You will learn how the beers is made, what kinds of beers that go with different kind of food. Come and join us for a tasteful tour!

BAKING BREAD THE OLD WAY - A local baker will greet you in her own unique kitchen in the Old Town.

Excursion with guide Duration: 1.5 hrs.

Baking bread in an authentic stone oven is a unique experience in itself. This is an exclusive offer limited to six people, where you will learn to bake bread in accordance with old traditions. A traditional Norwegian meal will be served in the kitchen, consisting of fresh pastries straight from the stone oven. Experience and learn more about a traditional Norwegian craft, in a unique context.

Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Terminal/restrooms in the pier area: NO Free Internet access: In the Fortress Town Mailboxes at the Tourist Information Nearest Tourist Information: In Fortress Town Distances: Airport 41.3 km - Moss Airport Rygge Distance to city centre: 4.2 km Distance to the Fortress Town: 1.5 km (from Øra dock) Nearest hospital: 4.4km Phone: 116117

Beam: N/A Max size ship in port: 290 m L.O.A. Max number of passengers per day in port: N/A Max number of ships per day in port: 3 ships Ship’s stay min/max: N/A Environmental limitations/restrictions: N/A Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Crew facilities: Tourist Office in The Fortress Town Wi-Fi, Computer access, telephone, Crew Card

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION: Bunkers delivery/method: YES, by barge or truck Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Wastewater method: YES, with tanker truck Tugboats: YES Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: NO Pilot channel: 12 Emergency channel: 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian harbour chart no. 464 Tidal movement: 0,50 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: Designated only in advance of each call Ship tenders allowed: YES

* IF ANCHORAGE: Type of bottom: Mud Minimum depth: 27 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 1.7 nautical miles to Tangen Brygge

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OSLO CRUISE PORT Cruise destination information: www.visitoslo.com/cruise Cruise season: All year Average temperature: Summer approx. 200C (www.yr.no ) Port information: www.oslohavn.no

Cruise ship in Oslo. Photo: Didrick Stenersen/ VisitOSLO

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Active, Urban and Green It’s perhaps this combination of stunning nature and capital city vibe with world class museums and attractions which makes Oslo such a unique cruise destination. Cruise vessels can dock at a great location in the city centre. A walk along the quay takes you in one direction to the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, and in the other direction to the Opera. From the port you can see the City Hall and the Nobel Peace Centre. A 10 minute ferry-boat ride will take you to the peninsula of Bygdøy where some of the city’s most famous tourist attractions are located.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art with the building designed by Renzo Piano, an architectural masterpiece, the Tjuvholmen neighbourhood has become a new destination in Oslo.

The Museum contains works from the most innovative contemporary artists.

The Munch Museum The Munch Museum’s collection, left to the city of Oslo by the artist, consists of paintings, graphic prints and drawings. By constantly changing the exhibitions, the museum presents the variety in his production.

Audio tours available in Norwegian and in English.

Guided tours in Norwegian on Sundays from September to June at 1 pm. Guided tours in English every day in July and August at 1 pm.

The Norwegian Opera & Ballet The Opera is one of the world’s most spectacular buildings, with a fabulous location on the Oslo Fjord and is Norway’s largest venue for music, theatre and dance with three stages. You can join guided tours of the Opera House in English.

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Nobel Peace Centre This centre focuses on the Nobel Peace Prize laureates and their work, Alfred Nobel and problems related to war and conflict resolution. Changing and exciting displays, unique digital presentations as well as films and lectures, all help create this dynamic and magical venue.

Ekebergparken Ekebergparken is a sculpture, nature and cultural monument park that provides city inhabitants and visitors with a unique experience. Among the more than 30 sculptures you will find world renowned artists such as Rodin, Renoir and Dalì to name a few, and many world-class contemporary artists.

Akershus Fortress This historical fortress contains dungeons, plush upper floors with banquet halls and staterooms and a chapel used for royal events. The chapel holds the crypts of King Haakon VII and King Olav V. The Defence Museum and the Resistance Museum are located in the same area.

Vigeland Sculpture Park This park is the life work of the sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943) with more than 200 sculptures in bronze, granite and cast iron. One of Oslo’s landmarks, open 24 hours and free of charge. Don’t miss out on the statue known as the Angry Boy!

Oslo City Hall Inaugurated in 1950, Oslo City Hall is the city’s administrative body and the seat of the City Council. The building has been decorated by great Norwegian art from 1900-1950, with motifs from Norwegian history, culture and working life. The Nobel Peace Prize is handed out in this building every year in December. Free guided tours in June, July and August.

Royal Palace The royal residence at the top of Karl Johans gate is home to HM King Harald V and HM Queen Sonja. The building is in neo-classical style and was completed in 1849. The Royal Palace Park surrounds the palace on all sides and features grassy areas, majestic trees, small ponds and statues. Changing of the guards every day at 1.30 pm.

Service in the Palace Chapel on Sundays at 11 am.Guided tours of the Royal Palace every day in summer (mid-June to mid-August). Tickets available at the Oslo Visitor Centre and on www.ticketmaster.no.

Holmenkollen Ski Jump and the Ski Museum Norway’s most visited tourist attraction and one of the world’s most modern ski jumps. The Ski Museum in Holmenkollen opened in 1923 and is the world’s oldest of its kind. Here you can experience 4000 years of exciting skiing history through an unforgettable show. The tower offers a breathtaking view of the city, the forest and the fjord.

The Opera House. Photo: VisitOSLO Roberto Meazza

Scream (1910) Edvard Munch © Munchmuseet / Munch-Ellingsen Group BONO 2014

Magic Ice Bar Oslo Welcome to an enchanted atmosphere, a magical adventure! Inside you will find of course a fantastic Ice Bar, as well as some of the most popular, renowned or famous artists from Norway.

Bygdøy Peninsula: The Viking Ship Museum This museum holds three original Viking ships which are about 1100 years old. These ships were part of large burial mounds excavated at the turn of the 20th century.

On display is everything needed for a long journey including sleds and a wagon from the Oseberg grave.

The Polar Ship Fram Fram is the strongest wooden ship ever built for the amazing Norwegian polar expeditions of Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen. Come into contact with their stories of hardships and triumphs, and learn how they managed to survive in the coldest and most dangerous places on earth - the North and the South Pole.

The Kon-Tiki Museum This museum houses original boats and exhibits from Thor Heyerdahl’s world famous expeditions. The museum is home to permanent exhibitions about Ra, Tigris, Fatu-Hiva, Kon-Tiki, and Easter Island.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF OSLO Visiting address: Akershusstranda 19, Skur 38 Mailing address: P.O.B. 230 Sentrum, NO-0103 Oslo Contact person: Anette Brække Phone/Fax: +47 917 83 726/ +47 22 41 54 02 E-mail: anette.braekke@ohv.oslo.no Internet: www.portofoslo.no TOURIST INFORMATION/ OSLO VISITOR CENTRE Visiting address: Østbanehallen, adjacent to Oslo Central Station Distance from port: 0.5 km Mailing address: Jernbanetorget 1, NO-0154 OSLO Phone: +47 815 30 555 E-mail: info@visitoslo.com Internet: www.visitoslo.com www.oslocruisenetwork.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: YES, on pier Taxi: YES Rental cars: On request Public transportation: YES Shopping: YES, on pier

Norwegian Museum of Cultural History The Open-Air Museum features 155 authentic buildings from different national regions, including Gol Stave Church from the 13th century. The indoor collections feature traditional Norwegian Folk Dress, Sami Culture and much more.

Norwegian Maritime Museum The seafaring history of Norway is presented as well as coastal culture through a large collection of traditional vernacular vessels, fishing gear, boatbuilding and stockfish displays.

Grünerløkka Grünerløkka lies on the east side of the Akerselva river, behind the old industrial buildings. Here you will discover numerous little cafés, restaurants and bars. Grünerløkka is also a popular shopping district, with original design shops and many vintage and second-hand stores. You can reach Grünerløkka by tramway from the city centre, getting off at Olaf Ryes plass, in the heart of this borough.

Along the Akerselva river there are parklands, walking trails and waterfalls, as well as remnants of Oslo’s industrial history. In the nearby Vulkan area, you will find the Mathallen food hall, perfect for lunch.

Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 0.5 km Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: YES, on pier Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 50 km Distance to city centre: 400 m Nearest hospital: Ullevål Hospital, Phone 02770, 6 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES, by truck in small quatities Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Sewage shore connection at Sondre Akershus, truck on the others Tugboats: YES Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: NO Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113/ Phone 112 Charts: 4,201,402,452 Tidal movement: Max 0.6 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES, 4 cruise piers

Cruise ship in the city centre. Photo: VisitOSLO, Torgny Gustafsson

Norwegian Museum of Science & Technology This museum is a paradise for curious people of all ages and for families. The museum has permanent and temporary exhibitions. In the digital workshop Teknoteket you can build fabulous designs, create inventions with electronics or build imaginative cars that can run on the giant racetrack. Here you have access to tools ranging from hammers and saws to electronic kits, 3D printers and laser cutters. The Science Centre is a place to play and learn; test your reaction time, chase virtual fish and see which of your friends has the most brain control. The museum is located in Kjelsås, reachable by bus and tram from the city centre.

The Oslo Pass – an easy way to explore Oslo on your own The Oslo Pass is valid for most museums and attractions in Oslo and entitles you to unlimited travel by metro, bus, tram, local trains and on the ferry boats to the museum peninsula Bygdøy and to the islands in the inner Oslo Fjord. The Oslo Pass is available from AppStore, Google Play (search “OsloPass”) and at the Oslo Visitor Centre inside Østbanehallen, next to the Oslo Central Station.

Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limitation Max size ship in port: Max 11 m draft Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation Max number of ships per day in port: 5 ships Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: None Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: South Akershus 360 m, Filipstad 360 m, Revier 300 m, Vippetangen 255 m, Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: South Akershus 10.3 m, Filipstad 10.3 m, Revier 8.5 m, Vippetangen 8 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: As for passengers * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand/Rock Minimum depth: 30 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Tender pier not available

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SANDEFJORD CRUISE PORT Cruise season: May-September Events: National Day May 17, Mid-Summer Night June 23 with small boats on parade, recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. July 28-30 Sandefjord Grand Prix bike race, August 4-5 Fjord Fest music festival Visit our web site: www.visitsandefjord.com

View of Sandefjord. Photo: Anthon Sørheim

SANDEFJORD CRUISE PORT Sandefjord Welcomes You

Welcome to the friendly seaside town of Sandefjord, blessed with a long and beautiful coastline in addition to having a rich historical heritage. Take part in the history of Sandefjord with memories from the Viking Age, the glory years of its rise in popularity as a Spa Town in the 19th Century, the Whaling Period, as well as modern times of course. We offer a wide variety of excursions with optional duration. Oslo is easily reached on an organized day trip.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS: “SKJÆRGÅRD”, min. 2 hours … It is so unique that the word doesn’t even exist in the English language. Sandefjord has lots of it and we would love to share it with you.

It is not an archipelago or skerries but hundreds of small and larger islands lining the coast. Some are inhabited but most of them are merely rocks polished by thousands of years of wear and tear by waves and wind. Scattered with wild flowers and an abundance of sea birds, they are our most precious treasures.

Two old lighthouses are situated at the scenic approach of the fjord, offering a peek into the life of the Norwegian sailor.

Sandefjord offers memorable boat trips where guests will experience this right on the water. From the pier in the town centre, the steam driven whaler “Southern Actor” takes the guests on a silent cruise among the islands. Or RIB boats take those who prefer a slightly rougher approach to see and explore the islands and the fjord.

Both options are operated by crews with excellent

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language skills who take pride in making the experience a lifelong memory for their guests.

“Southern Actor” This steam boat, formerly a whaler, offers a pleasant and steady trip to explore the fjord and its landscape.

Max 45 pers. Sailor’s meal available on board if desired.

RIB boats Sturdy RIB boats operated by experienced crew. Open boats where the guests decide the speed and set the standard for what they feel comfortable with. Max. 10 pers. per RIB/max. 15 RIBs. All safety gear provided.

Sandefjord and Coastal Panoramic, 4.5 hours On this tour you see a selection of the main attractions in Sandefjord and visit Stavern, Norway’s smallest town. You will get a brief description of Sandefjord and the three main periods of Sandefjord’s history, Viking, Spa and Whaling as well as modern history. We stop to see the restored veteran whaler “Southern Actor” at Sandefjord harbour, and the

Whaling Monument, Sandefjord’s most famous sculpture, created by Knut Steen in the 1950s.

Midtåsen, the former property of shipping magnate Anders Jahre, offers a fantastic view of the fjord of Sandefjord. On the way you pass the historical Gokstad mound where the famous Gokstad Viking longship was excavated in 1880. Main stop in Stavern, a charming small town. In summer, it boils like a southern stew. Time for a stroll at Frederiksvern Fortress containing various exhibitions, many related to World War II. Historical tour, 3.5 hours Experience the Whaling Museum, Europe’s only museum dedicated to whaling and its history. This unique Museum is focused on the following topics: Whales, whaling and the oceans’ resources, life in the ocean, interaction between people and nature and anti-whaling activity. The tour also takes you to the beautiful former estate of shipping magnate Anders Jahre, Midtåsen. The park area surrounding the house contains a sculpture pavilion dedicated to the artist Knut Steen´s work, and has a fantastic view of the

Sandefjord, Whaling Monument. Photo: Nils Kavlie-Borge

Sandefjord. Photo: EL

Sandefjord Midtåsen Sculpture Pavillion. Photo: Nils Kavlie-Borge

Activities, 4-8 hours - NEW Fun and excitement at the High & Low Climbing Park.

Scandinavia’s largest climbing park consists of various types of routes in the trees, of differing length and difficulty. All equipment is included.

Organized hiking tours. Experience the Norwegian way of life in the woods, cooking the traditional Norwegian food of sausages on the fire.

fjord of Sandefjord. Visit the restored whaling boat Southern Actor with its authentic portrayal of how the men of Sandefjord spent their time at sea, and the Whaling Monument, Sandefjord’s most famous sculpture is a memorial to whaling, created by Knut Steen in the 1950s.

hours. Mølen beach has played an important cultural and geological role in the history of Norway and is a protected area as part of Gea Norvegica Geopark.

Length of walk: 1.5 km.

Cultural and geological walks Sandefjord is a site of cultural and geological interest.

In addition to the whaling legacy, there is also the history of World War II and the Viking Age. World War II is best reflected by a visit to the Coastal Fort at Folehavna where the armaments can still be viewed.

Viking evidence is found at Gokstad, the site of a Viking burial ship, replicated as Gaia. Sandefjord is on the edge of the Oslo rift, a site of glacial interest and there is much evidence of rock shifts and the retreating glacier of the last ice age 10 000 years ago. Larvik is famous for its granite. Folehavna Fort tour, 3-3.5 hours. Constructed during the occupation in 1941. View out onto Skagerak Sea and Svenner Lighthouse. Length of walk: 2.5 km. Mølen tour, 3-3.5

Viking for a day, 6 hours - NEW The Vikings lived in the area surrounding the Oslofjord about 1000 years ago. Their presence is clearly seen in the artefacts and monuments they left behind. A number of the world´s most important archaeological finds from the Viking Age were discovered in Vestfold, including monumental royal burial mounds in Borre, the Oseberg Ship burial mound, Slottsfjellet (Castle Hill) in Tønsberg and the Gokstad mound in Sandefjord. Today the Slottsfjell Museum and Midgard Historical Centre give us a glimpse of the Vikings and their way of life. Your meal will be served “the Viking way” in the Viking Hall, next to Midgard.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION

Mailboxes in pier area: NO, nearest 500 m Distances - airport: 10 km Distance to city centre: 3 km Nearest hospital: Vestfold Hospital (Tønsberg) 25 km +47 33 34 20 00 (Emergency 113) Other useful information: Ships up to app. 100 m can dock at “Pier II” in the town centre

Ship’s stay min /max: 1 day or on request Environmental limitations /restrictions: Acc. to MARPOL Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 250 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 10 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: Unlimited

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Road tanker or barge, 8 and 24 hrs book at all berths Supplies: 24-hour service for all supplies Waste handling: YES (by truck) Waste water method: YES (by truck) Tugboats: Book with 12 hrs notice, bollard pull 35 tons Anchorage*: Good anchoring ground Pontoons: NO Pilot: 13 Emergency: 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian no. 2 and no. 480 Tidal movement: Nil ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: NO Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: 50 m Max size ship in port: 250 m / app max pax 2000 Max number of passengers per day in port: No limit Max number of ships per day in port: No limit

* IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud Minimum depth: 20 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 4 nm

Some other options from Sandefjord

PORT OF SANDEFJORD Visiting address: Strandpromenaden 18, NO-3210 Sandefjord Mailing address: Strandpromenaden 18, NO-3210 Sandefjord Phone/Fax: P +47 33 41 64 39 / M +47 90 41 84 45 E-mail: port.of.sandefjord@sandefjord.kommune.no Internet: sandefjordhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Phone: +47 33 46 05 90 E-mail: info@visitvestfold.dom Internet: visitsandefjord.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: YES, not mandatory. Cost on request Buses can stop down town Parking place for buses: 100 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES, at the Airport Public transportation: YES, 500 m Shopping: 3 km Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 3 km Currency exchange: Only at airport Tax refund: YES, at airport Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: NO

QUAY: Framnes Pier Pier II

LENGTH: 250 m 120 m 100 m

DRAFT: 10 m 8m 8m

AIRDRAFT: -

BEAM: 50 m 30 m 30 m

HEIGHT QUAYSIDE: 3m 2m 2m

Oslo, 8 hours A combined excursion providing an insight into Norway´s capital city can easily be arranged from Sandefjord.

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TELEMARK CRUISE PORTS Events: See www.visittelemark.com. Cruise season: All year. Average temperature: (Celsius) June 160C, July 20 C, August 160C, September 130C Useful link: www.visittelemark.com/cruise. Cruise and port information: www.grenland-havn.no

Henrik Ibsen in Vrangfoss locks the Telemark Canal. Photo: Kåre S. Pedersen

TELEMARK

Living history and magical scenery The county Telemark is well known for its living culture and history, spectacular and varied nature, from the beautiful Brevik and Kragerø fjords with hundreds of islands to the majestic Mount Gaustatoppen (1883 m). The Telemark Canal - carved into the rock 150 years ago, Heddal Stave Church - the world’s largest, UNESCO Industrial Heritage Listed towns, gastronomic experience, the world’s northernmost vineyard, the world famous artists Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen, small picturesque coastal towns, first class museums, popular festivals and popular winter activities/sports. Just one hour’s pilot distance from Skagerak, midway between Oslo and Kristiansand, you will reach the cruise ports of Brevik and Kragerø.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS: The Telemark Canal Canal cruises with nostalgic veteran boats through the most spectacular stretches.

See how the lock-keepers operate the locks as they did 150 years ago. Admire the spectacular lock walls constructed in fine stone masonry by hand, former lock-keepers’ cottages, beautiful lakes, parks and historic areas.

We also offer kayaking through canal locks, cycling, guided walks and Beaver safari by the Telemark Canal.

Gastronomic tour in the Historic Fruit Village Visit the world’s northernmost winery, award winning microbrewery and open air museum. Taste homemade local food, wine, beer, apple-juice and bakery specialities while listening to the history of the local products and production.

Pick your own fruit (seasonal). Farm shops.

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Wild life / coastal safari in the scenic archipelago of Kragerø - with RIB or a small ferry Seal safari, bird watching, sea fishing or a visit to the small elongated island of Jomfruland with two white Lighthouses, one of them available for guided tours.

Jomfruland has a rich bird life and in springtime you can admire a marvelous flowering of wood anemone in the magical oak forest.

In the footsteps of Edvard Munch in Kragerø A charming costal town with picturesque small wooden houses and narrow streets where Munch lived from 1909 to 1915. See the places where he painted his famous work “The Sun” and “History”.

Reproductions of these two and also ten other paintings are placed around the town.

Kragerø Resort Golf Course Play golf at one of Scandinavia’s most unique 18-hole golf courses, international standard. 6-hole football golf course.

UNESCO Industrial World Heritage Site Rjukan – Notodden - The invention and production of mineral fertilizer that saved the world from famine in the early 1900s.

See the inventor’s first Electric Arc Furnace in the historic industrial park. Visit Industrial Museums, Hydro Power Plants which produced electric power necessary to make mineral fertilizer, and learn more about this exiting story.

The Heroes of Telemark - Heavy Water Sabotages during WW2 - Rjukan Visit the place where the sabotage took place, see the exhibitions, the saboteur’s trail and take a walk in the saboteur’s footsteps.

The historic Bratsberg Railway - built in 1913 for transporting mineral fertilizer to the world marked. The railway takes you through villages, rural districts, by lakes, rivers, spectacular nature and over Norway’s tallest railway bridge at 65 metres, from Porsgrunn to Notodden.

Enjoy costal life in Brevik. Photo: Visit Telemark

Heddal Stave Church. Photo: Heddal Stavkirke

Heddal Stave Church – “a timber cathedral”, Notodden Norway’s largest and best preserved church from the 1200s. Beautiful woodcarvings and rose paintings.

Parallels are drawn between a Viking ship and the Stave Church, both magnificent examples of Old Norse art and construction.

According to a legend it was built by a Troll in three days.

Experience the history of Telemark in Brekkeparken open air Museum, Skien - located in a beautiful park with heritage buildings from across Telemark, the oldest dating back to the 14th century. Admire traditional rose paintings and fine examples of ornamental woodcarving.

Visit the childhood home of the world famous playwrite Henrik Ibsen A journey back to his childhood in Skien where his work comes to life through films, pictures, holograms and talking heads.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORTS OF TELEMARK Brevik (B) Kragerø (K) Visiting address: (B) Strømtangeveien 39 (K) Ytre Standvei16 Mailing address: (B) P.O.B. 20, NO-3950 Brevik (K) P.O.B. 158, NO-3791 Kragerø Contact person: Jan Einar Skarding Phone/Fax: (B) +47 35 93 10 00 (K) +47 35 98 1750 E-mail: (B) jes@grenland-havn.no (K) post@kragero-havnevesen.no Internet: www.grenland-havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: (B) Information office in town centre (K) Kragerø Bus Station Distance from port: (B) 1 km (K) 50 m Mailing address: Visit Telemark, Uniongata 18, NO-3732 Skien Phone/Fax: +47 35 90 00 20 E-mail: info@visittelemark.no Internet: visittelemark.com/cruise GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: (B) Tangenkaia (K) YES Shuttle bus: (B) YES, it is mandatory, free service operates between 07:00 and 17:00 every day and the bus stops in the centre. (K) YES Parking place for buses: YES

Tangenkaia, Brevik Length: Draft: Airdraft: Beam: Height quayside:

Lerkekaasa vineyard. Photo: Fruktbygda

Enjoy coastal life in historic Brevik - one of the best preserved towns in Norway from the sailing ship era. Join a guided walk through narrow streets with small wooden houses, visit small shops, the city museum and admire beautiful gardens.

The Silver mines (1623 to 1958) and the Norwegian Mining Museum in Kongsberg.

Join a train ride 342 m below the surface and 2.3 km into the mountain. In the King’s Mine there is a guided tour through stopes, adits and shafts.

The mining museum shows you collections from Kongsberg Silver mines, The Silver Collection, The Norwegian Mining and Mineral Collections, Kongsberg Industry Collection, and The Coin and Medal Collection

Wooden Boat Festival - Risør, August Notodden Blues Festival, August Bacalao Festival – Brevik, July Telemark –winter activities Skiing – downhill and cross country, snowshoeing, sledding, sleigh ride, ice climbing, kayaking, cycling (studded tires) Near to Telemark • Oslo – the capital of Norway • Stavern Fortress and Citadel Island

Festivals in Telemark - yearly International Seafood Festival - Langesund, August International Shanty Festival - Langesund, June International Theatre Festival - Porsgrunn, June Mersmak Food Festival, Norway’s largest - Skien, August

Taxi: (B) YES, on orders (K) YES Rental cars: (B) YES, on request (K) YES Public transportation: (B) NO (K) YES, 50 m Shopping: (B) YES, in town (K) YES, 50 m Local currency: NOK ATM: (B) YES, 1 km (K) YES, 200 m Currency exchange: (B) YES, 1 km (K) YES, 100 m Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: (B) NO (K) YES Internet access in pier area: (B) NO (K) YES Mailboxes in pier area: (B) NO (K) YES Distances - airport: (B) 50 km (K) 92 km Distance to city centre: (B) 1 km (K) 50 m Nearest hospital: (B) 20 km (K) 2 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES Diesel oil by road / heavy fuel oil by barge Supplies: (B) YES (K) Can be arranged Waste handling: (B) YES, on request (K) YES Waste water method: (B) YES, on request (K) YES, by road tanker Tugboats: YES Anchorage*: (B) Yes (K) Yes, min depth 22 m Pontoons: NO Pilot: Yes, phone +47 35572600 or ch 81 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: (B) 1333 (K) Norwegian chart no. 6

200 m 15 m No limitation At pilot master’s discretion 2.20 m

Jernbanekaia, Kragerø Length: 100 m Draft: 8m Airdraft: No limitation Beam: At pilot master’s discretion Height quayside: 3.5 m

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Tidal movement: (B) 0.30 - 0.40 m (K) Max 0.5 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: NO Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: At master pilot’s discretion Max size ship in port: 150 000 BT / 1 200 Max number of passenger per day in port: 5000 Max number of ships per day in port: 2 Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: No Limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: (B) 250 m (K) At master pilot’s discretion Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: (B) 15 m (K) 9 m Maximum ship air draft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: Free Wi-Fi for up to 10 people at a time, max 15 minutes per person. Amenities such as golf, city tour etc can be arranged * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud Clay/rock good holding ground Minimum depth: (B) 90 m (K) 20 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: (B) 500 m (K) 400 m

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ARENDAL CRUISE PORT The island of Merdø, one of the many places to visit in the friendly archipelago of Arendal. Main events: Canal Street, music festival late July, International market late June, Moonlight shopping June and July, European Traditional Food Market early July.

Cruise season: All year Useful links: www.arendal.com Port information: www.arendalhavn.no

Merdø Pier. Photo: Region Arendal Tourist Office

ARENDAL

The heart of Southern Norway Founded on the shipping, forestry and mining industries, Arendal developed into one of the wealthiest towns in northern Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries. Evidence of the town’s golden days can still be experienced by walking through the old part of town called “Tyholmen”. Amongst the many beautiful old wooden houses you can find Arendal Old Town Hall, one of the largest wooden houses in northern Europe. Arendal has an excellent location literally “on” the water – being built on 7 small islands and known as Venice of the North. Its climate and resources have made it one of the most popular places to go for recreational boaters and holidaymakers during the summer.

Arendal is also known for hosting a vast number of festivals, events and activities throughout the year.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Explore Nature by train and bike Duration: 6 ½ hrs.

Get your bike at the pier and follow your guide to the train station. After a 35 minute rather idyllic train ride you’ll reach the final destination, Nelaug. This is the start of an approx. 4 hour beautiful bike ride on gravel roads through typical Norwegian woods alongside the river Nidelv. A light lunch will be served on the way …

Capacity: minimum 5, maximum 20.

Visit the Næs Ironworks Museum in Tvedestrand County Duration: 3 ½ hrs Hop on the bus and travel from Arendal along the scenic coastal road to the historical Ironworks Museum in Tvedestrand County.

Afterwards you can enjoy a guided tour, authentic

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film recordings, coffee and typical Norwegian pastries at the Ironworks Museum where the buildings, machinery and equipment date back to the 17th century. It was Norway’s second largest iron works, closed down in 1959. Today it is a technical cultural heritage site. In the museum’s vicinity you find one of Norway’s most beautiful golf courses, the romantic park “Lunden” and the river “Storelva”, great for fishing salmon and sea trout.

Capacity: minimum 20, maximum 50.

A walk down history lane in the old parts of Arendal Duration: 1 ½ -2 hrs Get to know Arendal and its outstanding history by joining our guide on a walk through the old parts of the town. Learn why Arendal was called “Venice of the North”, see the well restored old wooden townhouses, some dating back to the 16th century,

over 400 years old. That’s Norwegian Wood for you!

If not booked in advance, we will show you the old Arendal Town Hall, Norway’s highest and second largest wooden building. At the end of the tour the guide can show you the way to the town museum “Klöckers Hus”, where a guide from the museum will show you around a typical rich citizen’s house from the 18th century. Capacity: min. 10, max. 25.

Exploring the archipelago of Arendal by sea Duration: 2 hrs Take this opportunity to explore the islands just outside the town of Arendal. Some of them are populated by locals all year round, such as Hisøy and Tromøy. A few of the islands only come to life during a few summer months, all filled up with summer houses. The boats passing the old outports, Havsøy and Merdø, where the town of Arendal originated back in the 16th and 17th century. Get a glimpse of

Pollen, Arendal Town. Photo: Region Arendal Turistkontor

the two famous lighthouses - Store- (big) and Lille (little) Torungen. We promise you a comfortable passage through the beautiful archipelago of Arendal.

Duration: 2 hrs.

Capacity: minimum 30, maximum 120.

Visit Grimstad “City of Poets” The town of Grimstad, just 25 minutes drive from Arendal, has been home to two of Norway’s greatest poets, Henrik Ibsen and Knut Hamsun. Ibsen lived here as a young apprentice chemist before his breakthrough as a playwright, and Hamsun spent the last 34 years of his life on the farm Nørholm outside Grimstad. This excursion will give you an insight into the lives of these two internationally famous writers, as well as an understanding of what made them become writers and their gifts to lovers of literature around the world. We visit the Ibsen Museum and you will have ample time to explore the picturesque town of Grimstad.

Duration: 3 hrs.

Capacity: Minimum 20, maximum 50.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF ARENDAL Visiting address: Kristen Staksnæsvei 63, NO-4810 Eydehavn Mailing address: Kristen Staksnæsvei 63, NO-4810 Eydehavn Contact person: Gordon Fuglestad Phone/Fax: +47 97 52 70 00 E-mail: post@arendalhavn.no Internet: www.arendalhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Sam Eydes plass 1, NO-4800 Arendal Distance from port: 200 m Mailing address: P.O.B. 780 Stoa, NO-4809 Arendal Phone/Fax: +47 37 00 55 44 / +47 37 90 55 40 E-mail: turistkontoret@arendal.com Internet: www.arendal.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: Not needed Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: 50 m Local currency: NOK

Arendal Harbor. Photo: Region Arendal Turistkontor

VIP-trip VIP-trips for the adventurous?

Do you like a bit of action while exploring? For a few lucky ones we can offer a trip on a fast-going “RIB” exploring the archipelago of Arendal. Along the river Nidelv, passing the outports of Havsøys and Merdø and visiting the lighthouse “Store Torungen”. You’re now entering the kingdom of the seagulls. Strong legs and no fear of heights? You’ll have the best view from the top of the lighthouse. Bring your swimsuit!

Duration: 2 ½ hrs.

Capacity: minimum 6, maximum 12.

History, culture and beautiful surrounding “Aust-Agder Centre of History and Culture” reopened after a total makeover in April 2014, presenting some of the most interesting exhibitions from the local heritage. Findings from the wreck of the slave ship “Fredensborg” which sank in a storm outside Arendal in 1768 are one of the most visited exhibitions. On this excursion you will also experience the beautiful surroundings of Arendal by bus. Enjoy!

Duration: 3 hrs Capacity: minimum 25, maximum 100.

ATM: 100 m Currency exchange: 100 m Tax refund: YES, at Police station 200 m from pier Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES, 150 m from pier Distances - airport: 70 km - Kristiansand Airport Kjevik Distance to city centre: 100 m Nearest hospital: Sørlandet Hospital, +47 03738, 2 km Other useful information: Local guide service available PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery/method: Truck Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: YES, at Eydehavn terminal, 4 nm from cruise pier Tugboats: YES Pilot: 12 and 16 Emergency: 12 and 16 Medical emergency: 113 Tidal movement: Insignificant, less than 0.5 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No restrictions Max size ship in port: 80 000 GRT / No limitations on PAX #

The South of Norway Science Centre The South of Norway Science Centre is a centre for fun learning experiences for kids and adults alike and situated directly at the cruise ship pier in Arendal.

At the Science Centre you will find: - 300 m2 full of exciting educational installations and experiments you can try out.

- an Astro amphitheatre, where you can travel through space in 3D. - a great patio with an amazing sea view.

- a gift shop with toys and games for kids and adults, and experiments to take home.

- a café which serves coffee, cakes, baguettes, sandwiches and other light dishes.

Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitations Max number of ships per day in port: 2 at a time Ship’s stay min /max: No restrictions Environmental limitations /restrictions: None, shore power also available Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 260 m and 150 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: More than 20 m on each pier Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No restrictions, no bridges Crew facilities: No specific facilities, but marina with restaurant, cafe, meeting room, free internet access and more

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LENGTH: 77 m 110 m

DRAFT: 30 m 33 m

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KRISTIANSAND CRUISE PORT Events: See www.visitkrs.no Cruise Season: All year Average temperature (Celsius): June 19o, July 20o, August 19o.

Useful link: www.cruisesorlandet.com Cruise and port information: portofkristiansand.com

Hightlights of Kristiansand. Photo: Svein Tybakken

KRISTIANSAND

The City of flowers & culture As the capital of southern Norway, Kristiansand has become known as the city of flowers, rich on culture and traditions and with a “laid back” southern atmosphere. Founded in 1641, Kristiansand tends to pleasantly surprise its visitors to the city due to its easy access to the city centre with the fish market and the old town.

From Kristiansand visitors also have easy access the unspoilt nature and can explore the rest of the region on foot or by coach. The citizens of Kristiansand are friendly and relaxed and the quaint city centre is easy to get to know, perfect for a one day stop as there is time to shop, walk around and check out some of the highlights.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Kristiansand Open Air Museum 3 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 5.2 km One of Norway’s largest museums featuring the culture and history of Kristiansand and the county of Vest-Agder. Visiting the museum gives you an unique introduction to the way of life in olden times in this region.

Kristiansand Zoo 3-4 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 13 km Besides being the largest zoo in Scandinavia, Kristiansand Zoo is very special due to its typical Norwegian landscape. In addition to the more traditional zoo animals you will find elk (moose), wolfs, lions, tigers and many more. The zoo also offers special guided botanical tours for smaller groups.

A wonderful experience for adults and children alike.

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The Cannon Museum 3 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 10 km See the world’s second largest cannon ever to be mounted on land. Situated in beautiful surroundings by the coast, a visit to this cannon brings you back to the Second World War and gives an amazing insight into the way the cannons were in those days.

The foundation is based in a building that served as a Gestapo regional headquarters during the Second World War, with the basement functioning as a detention and interrogation centre. Arkivet took over the vacated building in 1999. The prison cells and torture chambers from 1942-45 have been reconstructed and installations and human-size dolls illustrate the events that took place in the basement.

Gimle Estate & Gardens 3 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 2.8 km The Gimle estate was built around 1800. Collections of paintings, period furniture, china etc. reflect a family home through five generations. Now a cultural museum of historic interest, surrounded by an English style landscape manor house park and well worth a visit.

Christiansholm Fortress Distance from the pier: 400 m A beautiful fortress dating back to 1672 and well worth a visit while in Kristiansand. Only a short walk from the cruise pier, you can visit the outside of the fortress for a look at the 8 bronze cannons and an exceptional view over the marina and the Atlantic Ocean.

The Arkivet Foundation 2.5 hours. Capacity: 60 pax.

Distance from the pier: 1.6 km

The Fish Market Distance from the pier: 100 m A very popular place for locals as well as tourists is the Kristiansand fish market. Here you can have a

Kristiansand. Photo: Anders Martinsen

The Pier, Kristiansand . Photo: Anders Martinsen

look at all the typical fish and seafood from the region. With a restaurant and café on every corner, the place bustles with life in the summer months, as people enjoy their fish soup or a delicious ice cream while watching the boats pass by.

The Mineral Park 3 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 57 km The park houses Europe’s finest private collection of stones and minerals. More than 1200 of them are exhibited inside the mountain in tunnels specially made for the exhibition. The brilliant colours and distinctive shapes of the minerals give you a visual experience you will never forget. Even those with no special interest in minerals will see them in a different light. You are sure be impressed with these natural wonders.

An idyllic drive up to Evje will take you through a region known for significant occurrences of quartz and feldspar. These minerals have been mined for around 100 years and feldspar is still extracted for use in the production of porcelain.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF KRISTIANSAND Visiting address: Gravane 4, NO-4610 Kristiansand Mailing address: P.O.B. 114, NO-4662 Kristiansand Contact person: Duty Officer Phone/Fax: +47 97 09 05 04 E-mail: trafikk@kristiansand-havn.no Internet: portofkristiansand.com TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Rådhusgt.18 Distance from port: 600 m from berth 10 and 20 Mailing address: Rådhusgt. 18, NO-4611 Kristiansand Phone/Fax: +47 38 07 50 00 E-mail: turistinformasjon@kristiansand.kommune.no Internet: www.visitkrs.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: Can be arranged. Shuttle train Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES, Phone +47 38 00 20 00 or +47 38 02 80 00 Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: 500 m Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 400 m Currency exchange: Yes, during bank opening hours

Ulvøysund. Photo: Anders Martinsen

Brewery Tour In the old former paper factory there are now a lot of culture activities. A young, but successful micro brewery is set in one of these buildings. On this tour we sample their beer together with snacks and learn about the brewing process. Enjoy the beer and the history of the brewery and surroundings. Food can be served.

The tour can be added on to other tours such as the Mineral Park or the Setesdalsbanen Vintage Railway.

Allow 1 hour for add-on brewery tour.

Lindesnes Lighthouse 8 hours. Capacity: no limit.

Distance from the pier: 81 km A coastal lighthouse on the southernmost tip of mainland Norway. It is also the oldest lighthouse station in Norway, first lit in 1655. Lindesnes lighthouse is owned by the Norwegian Coastal Administration and is still an active lighthouse, but also a museum.

Tax refund: YES, at ship on departure or at local customs office Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: NO Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: Kjevik airport 17 km Distance to city centre: 400 m Nearest hospital: 3 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Two bunker stations, for smaller vessels, by tank truck Supplies: YES, ship chandlers available Waste handling: YES Waste water method: YES, by tank truck Tugboats: Two tug boats available Anchorage*: At western harbour basin Pontoons: YES Pilot: YES, channel 13, phone 48251376 Emergency: VHF channel 12 Port Authority. Port duty officer Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: Harbour chart no. 459 Tidal movement: 10 - 20 cm ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: 10, 20 and 16 Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limitation Max size ship in port: Max length 370 m, draft 11.5 m Max number of passenger per day in port: 10 000 Max number of ships per day in port: 4

The Setesdalsbanen Vintage Railway 3 hours. Capacity: 320 pax.

Narrow-gauge (1067mm) railway powered by a steam engine from 1901. The track section covers 8 km through tunnels, under avalanche shelters and across dams. The trip recreates the special atmosphere of a turn-of-century railway journey. A traditional light snack, griddle cake, is served in authentic historical surroundings.

The Jewel of the South.

Onboard the sightseeing boat MS Maarten you explore a narrow 20 km passage known as Blindleia, protected from the open sea by a number of islands and skerries. You pass idyllic summer houses, many of them kept in the traditional style. You conclude your boat trip in the charming town of Lillesand where you go on a pleasant walk before returning to the ship by coach.

Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 370 m pier 13, 270 m pier 20 Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Draft: no limitation Depth: Cruisepier 10: 11.5 m. Lagmannsholmen: 8.8 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No bridges Crew facilities: No * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud, sand Minimum depth: 12 - 40 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 800 - 1000 m

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STAVANGER CRUISE PORT Close to fjords that wind inland between towering mountains.

The largest scree in Northern Europe with boulders huge as houses. Heather-covered hills where the wind sings, grasses bending, the distinctive cry of the lapwing. Everything is within reach!

The Pulpit Rock. Photo: Terje Rakke,Nordic Life, Region Stavanger

STAVANGER

The shortcut to the Norwegian fjords So close to the European continent and Great Britain!

Stavanger is very conveniently located in the south-western corner of Norway. The Stavanger region is indeed the shortcut to the Norwegian fjords. Nothing is far away, and cruise ships dock in the very city centre, near the oldest part of the town. Just a short walk away is the lovely cathedral, and the charming city centre with its cobbled pedestrian streets.

The landscape in the region varies between fjords and steep mountains. The Lysefjord and the Pulpit Rock – just an hour’s boat trip away from the city. The Stavanger region claims to be the cradle of the Vikings. Having been European Capital of Culture in 2008 has added extra cultural dimensions to “The Petroleum Capital of Norway”.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS “Out oars for Stavanger! Forward all for Stavanger!” the British poet Rudyard Kipling (“If”) wrote in 1906 in the poem “Thorkild’s Song”.

Stavanger is among the fastest growing cruise ports in Europe, north of Gibraltar. Now being the 3rd biggest Norwegian port of call for cruiseliners, Stavanger and its surrounding region has become a popular and attractive stop on cruises to Norway.

Locally trained and authorized official guides handle 23 different languages Cruise guests rate a day in this area on their cruise very high. Stavanger is proud to have guest satisfaction proven both by statements and surveys.

In 2010, Stavanger was rated 2nd best cruise destination worldwide by “Seatrade Insider”.

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them now house craft shops, galleries and museums.

The area is a National Heritage Site, and is also where The Norwegian Canning Museum is located.

from the port. The Maritime Museum and the Museums’ Information Centre are right in port, near the Fish Market.

Stavanger Cathedral Built in the Anglo-Norman style in 1125 AD, when the town only had 200 inhabitants, Stavanger Cathedral is a scaled down replica of Winchester Cathedral in England. It is one of the few churches in Scandinavia that has kept its original design. Its patron saint is St Svithun.

The heart of the city centre This area consists mainly of shops in wooden houses and narrow, cobbled streets. Shops and shopping centres offer a wide variety of top quality products and famous brands.

The price level is the same as in Norway in general.

There is ample scope for Tax free Shopping.

Swords in Rock Standing 30 feet high on the edge of Hafrsfjord Bay, are three swords set into the mountain rock as a memorial to King Harald I, “Harald Fairhair”, who founded Norway in 872 AD and who became its first king.

Fascinating museums The Norwegian Canning Museum and The Norwegian Petroleum Museum are within easy walking distance

Boat trip to the Lysefjord Duration: 3-3.5 hours Experience the impressive Lysefjord and one of Norway’s spectacular wonders, the Pulpit Rock, which rises 604 m (1968 ft) above sea level.

Fetch drinking water from a waterfall at “Fantahola”, and get to feed goats!

Stavanger Cruise Port. Photo: Odd Bjørn Bekkeheien

Nuart 2016 Artist: Fintan Magee. Photo: Ian Cox/ RegionStavanger

Hike to Pulpit Rock Duration: 8 hours Join a local guide on a hike to Pulpit Rock- the most visited nature based attraction in Norway. From the plateau you can enjoy a spectacular view of Lysefjord.

Weather may change rapidly in Western-Norway.

Appropriate sporty clothing and hiking shoes are required for this excursion. No umbrellas.

Bring water, lunch and snacks.

sardine fishing, and the canning industry.

The tour visits Old Stavanger and The Norwegian Canning Museum - the only one of its kind in the world. We continue with a walk through the charming streets of Stavanger and finish with a visit to The Norwegian Petroleum Museum, where you will learn the history of the Norwegian oil adventure and how Stavanger became the petroleum capital of Norway.

Highlights of Stavanger Duration: 3 hours See the villas of the old bourgeoisie and the Swords in Rock monument on the way to a reconstructed Iron Age farmstead near the viewpoint at Ullandhaug Tower. After visiting the cathedral, - finally a stroll through Old Stavanger on the way back to the harbour.

In the land of the trolls Duration: 4.5 hours On this tour you will experience beautiful Norwegian landscapes of valleys, rivers, mountains and beaches.

A stop will be made at Byrkjedalstunet, one of Norway’s biggest souvenir shops, where we will enjoy both good pastry and shopping. On our way back we stop at Gloppedalsura, the biggest boulder field in Northern-Europe before returning via the open landscape and beautiful beaches of Jæren.

City walk: From oil to oil Duration: 3 hours Stavanger’s economy once depended on herring and

Visit a Norwegian home Duration: 2 hours See how Norwegians live, and hear about how life

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Public transportation: Yes (300 m) Shopping: 10-500 m Local currency: NOK ATM: Yes (100-300 m) Currency exchange: Yes (100-300 m.)

Tax refund: Yes, on board by appointment Public telephones in pier area: Yes, close Internet access in pier area: Partial Mailboxes in pier area: Yes Distances - airport: 15 km / Stavanger Airport, Sola (SVG) Distance to city centre: 50-300 m Nearest Hospital: Stavanger University Hospital / 004751518052 / 3 km

PORT OF STAVANGER Visiting address: Strandkaien 46 Mailing address: Strandkaien 46, NO-4005 Stavanger Contact person: Anders Bang-Andersen, Director of Cruise Development Phone /Fax: +4751 50 12 00/ +47 51 50 12 21 E-mail: aba@stavanger.havn.no Internet: www.stavanger.havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Strandkaien 61.

Distance from port: 0-400m Mailing address: Region Stavanger, Vagsgt. 22, NO-4306 Sandnes Phone: +47 51 85 92 00 E-mail: info@regionstavanger.com Internet: www.regionstavanger.com GENERAL INFORMATION Guide Service: Excellent authorized local guides - 23 languages Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: No Shuttle bus: Not needed Parking place for buses: Yes Taxi: Yes (300 m) Rental cars: Yes (800 m)

PORT SERVICES / FACILI TIES & INFOR MATION Bunkers delivery /method: Upon request by truck or boat Supplies: Yes Waste handling: Yes Waste water method: Trucks Tugboats: Yes, upon request Pontoons: Yes Pilot: Channel 13 Port Authority: Channel 12 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: Norway 16 and 455.

All depth/height refences to chart datum Tidal movement: 0.5 m

Stavanger. Iron Age Farm. Photo: Archaelogical Museum

has changed from the past to the present day! Learn about Norway and the Norwegians whilst savouring waffles served with either coffee or tea!

Utstein Monastery Duration: 3 hours Bus trip through the undersea tunnel to see the beautiful green island of Mosterøy, home to Norway’s only preserved medieval monastery.

Utstein Monastery was a royal estate for many Viking kings. Unique acoustics make it a favoured place both for concerts and recordings, as well as for ghosts!

Nuart Street Art Tour Duration: 3 hours Stavanger has become a well established city for international street art. The tour takes you through 15 years of Nuart Festival’s impressive street art history, and the evolution of Stavanger into one of the world’s leading destinations for Street Art.

ISPS approved: Yes Designated quays for cruise ships: Yes Ship tenders allowed: Yes Beam: 260-345 degrees Max size ship in port: No limits Max number of passengers per day in port: 12,000 Max number of ships per day in port: 4 Ships stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: Governmental standards, best practice Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes, when applicable Maximum ship length: No relevant limit Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 7.5-10 m Deeper when pontoons are used Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limits Crew facilities: Free entrance to museums WiFi in parts of port area. Free crew walks by appointment ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Rock and sand

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HAUGESUND CRUISE PORT Welcome to Haugesund – in the heart of Norway´s south-western cruise region.

The Dragon Harald Fairhair. Photo: Vest Foto & Forlag

HAUGESUND

Homeland of the Viking Kings, Norway´s birthplace The Homeland of the Viking Kings is located between Stavanger and Bergen in the heart of Norway’s south-western cruise region, and nestling among countless small islands and the mighty, almost endless, fjords such as Åkrafjord, Hardangerfjord and Lysefjord. Haugesund is a vibrant and historic town dating back to Viking times. This is where, a thousand years ago, King Harald Fairhair united Norway into a single kingdom, and it was from this area that the Viking Kings ruled Norway for more than 500 years. The region has laid claim to the title of Norway’s Birthplace – the Homeland of the Viking Kings. The region offers a wealth of natural wonders just waiting for you to explore – including the impressive North Sea coastline. The fjords on the other hand are enclosed and intimate, offering picturesque and tranquil landscapes. Our Viking history, fjords, islands, mountains, waterfalls, glaciers, rivers and the town itself all combine to make this region an exciting cruise destination. Welcome to Haugesund!

ATTRACTIONS AND EXCURSIONS The region is rich in history and offers visitors a wealth of exciting experiences. We offer highly qualified guides expert in many languages.

The town centre is only 800 m from the cruise pier and easy to reach on foot or by shuttle bus.

EXAMPLES: Homeland of the Viking Kings Travel back in time on an exciting journey to Avaldsnes, Norway’s first royal seat. a) Visit the old church, built by a Viking king, and the nearby heritage centre, where you can learn about the Viking Age and more.

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b) At Avaldsnes you can see a reconstructed Viking farm and find out how the Vikings lived.

You can combine all these attractions (4.5 hours), or just select one (a or b, 3 hours each).

German occupation from April 9 1939 to our liberation in 1945. The tour ends with a stop at a nearby mountain offering a panoramic view of the region.

The Highlights of Haugesund Experience Haugesund by bus and learn about the town’s history and architecture.

The Steinsfjellet mountain gives you a panoramic view across the town, the North Sea and the surrounding islands. Haraldshaugen is Norway’s national monument commemorating the unification of Norway in Viking times. The City Hall is regarded as the most attractive in Norway.

Skudeneshavn - a bright, white haven by the sea The charming old town of Skudeneshavn consists of 130 white wooden houses built in the 1800s.

A glimpse into the past – World War Two Visit one of Norway’s largest World War Two museums. The museum extends over 2000 sq.m., guiding visitors through the dramatic history of the

Home and garden visits “The house and the garden live together in quiet harmony”. Must been seen!

Island safari by rib boat Feel the ocean spray while the boat brings you from the city islands to where the fjords open out to the sea.

Haugesund. Photo: Tove Bråthen

Langfoss. Photo: Espen Mills

Herring factory Since 1866 the Kyvik family have acquired a vast knowledge about the salting, seasoning, preservation and finishing of what is called the silver of the sea.

Herring preservation is a subject that requires specialized knowledge and experience.

Learn about the history of Haugesund, look at the production and taste the product.

Røvær Island – population 110 and only one car Take the boat to Røvær island, meet the locals, and hear about everyday life and the history of the island.

Fjords, mountains and waterfalls In March 2011 CNN voted Langfoss in Åkrafjorden as one of the ten most beautiful waterfalls in the world.

It is the fifth highest waterfall in Norway. The fjord is 32 km long and 650 m at its deepest point.

The Langfoss Waterfall Fjord Cruise passes tiny farms and rugged mountains on its way to the falls (B).

Haugesund. Photo: Tove Bråthen

Tractor safari along the Eikemo/ Åkrafjord Mountain Pasture Trail An exciting boat trip and tractor safari bring you to a place where you would never think it possible to live.

Experience mountain farm life with the locals and their goats, and on your return visit Langfoss – one of the world’s most beautiful waterfalls.

Activity Park Great fun for everybody in gorgeous surroundings.

Glacier An experience of a lifetime - blue ice trip on the Folgefonna Glacier.

Panoramic hiking There are excellent hiking areas very close to Haugesund town centre.

Or enjoy a City Walk, a Garden Tour, a Farm Visit, an Eagle Safari in Yrkefjord and many more!

PORT OF HAUGESUND Distance to nearest pilot station nautical miles/Hours: 5 nm /0.75 hrs Visiting address: Killingøy, Haugesund Mailing address: post@karmsund-havn.no Contact person : Vigleik Dueland, Director Cruise Development / Leiv Sverre Leknes, Harbour Master Phone: +47 92 08 46 89 or +47 90 93 50 59 E-mail: vigleik@visithaugesund.no / lsl@karmsund-havn.no Internet: http://www.karmsund-havn.no/

Local currency: NOK ATM: 800 m (Haugesund Sparebank) Currency exchange: 800 m (Haugesund Sparebank) Tax refund: At Tourist Information Office Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 14 km, Haugesund Airport Karmoy Distance to city centre: 800 m Nearest Hospital: Helse Fonna, Phone number: 05253, 1 km

TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: At the port / Main office; Strandgata 171 Distance from port: At the port / Main office; 1 km Mailing address: Tourist Information Office, Haugesund, Strandgaten 171, NO-5525 Haugesund, Norway Phone/Fax: +47 52 01 08 30 E-mail: post@visithaugsund.no Internet: www.visithaugesund.no

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES Supplies: Boat, truck Waste handling: YES Waste water method: YES Tugboats: YES Anchorage: YES Pontoons: NO Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel: 16 / Vessel traffic service Kvitsøy channel 18 / 19 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: 17 / 469 Tidal movement: 0.5 m +/ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES

GENERAL INFORMATION Guide service: YES, Guidecompaniet Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Parking place for buses: 50 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES, on pier Public transportation: 900 m Shopping: 800 m

A selection of our festivals: • The Viking Festival – market stalls, jousting, saga readings, and much more. Every year in June.

• The Skude Festival/ picturesque Skudeneshavn shows you the coastal lifestyle with veteran cars, wooden boats and tall ships. Every year in June.

• The Ironman Triathlon – a sports event with great atmosphere (July).

• The Sildajazz International Jazz Festival – pulsating rhythms and a thrilling atmosphere.

Every year in August.

• Harbour Days – maritime history and coastal culture, traditional handicrafts and exhibitions.

Every year in August.

• The Herring Table – the world’s longest table offering herring in all shapes, sizes and flavours, set out along the High Street. Every year in August.

• The Norwegian International Film Festival, every year in August.

• The Christmas Market, every year in November/ December.

Max number of passengers per day in port : 5000 Max number of ships per day in port: Garpaskjær: 1 (2) main cruise pier + smaller ships at inner harbour (120 m) Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 350 m (bigger ships on request) Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 10 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No airdraft ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand / mud Minimum depth: 25 m

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LENGTH 422 m (297 m + 125 m) 268 m (128 m +140 m) 250 m

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HARDANGERFJORD – EIDFJORD CRUISE PORT Events: National Day (May 17th), Midsummer Night (June 23rd), Mini Triathlon (Aug), Norseman Xtreme Triathlon (Aug), Hardangervidda Marathon (Sep), Local Food Festival (Sep-Oct) Cruise Season: All year. Day temperature: May – Sep: 17 – 22 ºC Cruise and Port Information: www.visiteidfjord.no, www.cruisehardangerfjord.com

Vøringsfossen. Photo: Jørn Hagen/ Statens vegvesen

EIDFJORD

The fjord and mountain adventure Eidfjord offers a unique natural environment. With large contrasts and short distances you can experience the most and the best that Norway has to offer. Large open spaces and high mountains. Deep valleys and blue-green fjords. Glaciers, mountain lakes, rivers and waterfalls. Our visitors can experience peace and silence in the natural environment in addition to visiting many of our activities and attractions. Eidfjord is the gateway to the Hardangervidda, the largest high mountain plateau in Europe and Norway’s largest national park. Eidfjord cruise port is able to handle ships up to 350 m in length.

Fjord, mountain & waterfalls – all within a 30-minute drive from Eidfjord.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Hardangervidda Nature Centre Eidfjord Duration: 1.5 hours (incl. 1 hour stay) Distance: 7 km from port Capacity: 168 per half hour Hardangervidda Nature Centre Eidfjord is a modern and wildly exciting nature and cultural historic exhibit centre for Norwegian nature, climate and environment. Live exhibitions on 3 floors, aquariums and interactive stations. View the great panoramic movie, produced by Ivo Caprino, on 5 large screens.

You will experience an exciting trip by helicopter above high mountains, deep valleys, breathtaking waterfalls, wild reindeer and untouched glaciers - an experience for the whole family. Cafe/restaurant, gift shop and tourist information.

Vøringsfossen Waterfall Duration: 1.5 hours (incl. 45-minute stay) Distance: 20 km from port Capacity: unlimited

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The most famous waterfall in Norway is an impressive 182 m high, with a free fall of 145 m.

You’ll find the most exciting and marvelous viewpoint at Fossli Hotel, which also houses a restaurant and a souvenir shop. The development project around Vøringsfossen is well under way, the spectacular new viewpoints should be completed in 2020.

Sysendammen Duration: 1.5 hours (incl. 30-minute stay) Distance: 30 km from port Capacity: unlimited Sysendammen is one of Norway`s largest stone-filled dams. The total length of the dam is 1 160 m, and it consists of 3.6 million m³ of stone and moraine. View of the glacier Hardangerjøkulen from the parking lot.

Sima Power Plant Duration: 1.5 hours (incl. 1 hour stay) Distance: 7 km from port Capacity: 50 (100 if coordinated) The power plant is one of the biggest hydroelectric power plants in Europe, 700 m inside the mountain.

The station hall is 200 m long, 20 m wide and 40 m high. The guided tour includes a film about the construction of the power station as well as a visit to the station hall.

Kjeåsen Duration: 1.25-2 hours (incl. 15-60-minute stay) Distance: 15 km from port Capacity: 45 The famous mountain farm lies like an eagle`s nest on a mountain ledge 600 m above the Simafjord.

“The most inaccessible mountain farm in Norway” has a spectacular view of the fjord. Please notice: traffic up to Kjeåsen every full hour, traffic down from Kjeåsen every half hour. One can drive up just to enjoy the view, or groups can book a visit to Bjørg Wiik’s farm, she will welcome you in her front yard and play a CD that tells the story of Kjeåsen.

FlatEarth Adventures Duration: 2.5-3 hours Distance: 7 km from port (kayaking 300 m from port) Capacity: 8-30 per activity

Photo: FlatEarth Adventures

Kjeåsen. Photo: Heidi Kvamsdal

The largest outdoor activity centre in Hardanger!

Paddling instruction for beginners, sea kayak trips, rafting, climbing, white water jump. Fun rafting in July and August. All activities incl. instruction and guide.

Mountain bike-/canoe rental. We’ll give you the best of Norwegian Nature!

From fjord to table Duration: 4 – 6 hours Distance: 100 m from port Capacity: 6 – 12 The local fisherman and famous chef Arthur takes you fishing on his nice fishing boat on the fjord. After the fishing trip you’ll prepare a nice meal of the “catch of the day” and local produce under his supervision and cooperation at his brand new restaurant in a renovated building from 1820.

Tandem skydive from helicopter Duration: approx 1 hour Distance: 7 km (but landing in the park next to the cruise ship) Capacity: 2 tandem jumps per hour Do a tandem skydive with an experienced instructor

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF EIDFJORD Visiting address: Ostangvegen 1, NO-5783 Eidfjord Mailing address: P.O.B. 74, NO-5786 Eidfjord Contact person: Terje Monsen Phone: +47 41 55 23 18 E-mail: PFSO cruise@visiteidfjord.no or turistinfo@visiteidfjord.no Internet: www.visiteidfjord.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Ostangvegen 1, NO-5783 Eidfjord Distance from port: 30 m Mailing address: P.O.B. 74, NO-5786 Eidfjord Phone: +47 53 67 34 00 E-mail: turistinfo@visiteidfjord.no Internet: www.visiteidfjord.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: 30 m from port, at the tourist information office Shuttle bus: YES, to be ordered in advance Parking place for buses: YES, 0 m from pier Taxi: YES, but limited.

Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: 50 - 200 m Local currency: NOK

Sima power plant. Photo: Agurtxane Concellon

from a helicopter in beautiful Eidfjord. Skydiving from a helicopter is a special sensation. Due to the low forward speed, many compare the exit with that of a BASE- jump, where there is «no air» at first, until you have accelerated to 200 km/h.

Helicopter sightseeing Duration: 30 minutes Distance: 7 km Capacity: 9 / 15 passengers per hour Enjoy views of the Norwegian fjords while sitting in the passenger seat of a helicopter high above the magnificent mountains and glaciers. In a helicopter, with a capacity of 3 to 5 passengers, it will be an unforgettable experience.

Tunet på Haugen Duration: 0.75 - 1 hour Distance: 300 m from port (start at the tourist information office) Capacity: 50 Local food shop which sells ecological farm produce.

Small cafè. Wok lunch for groups in the atmospheric authentic building Grindaløo, can also be served with homemade apple juice produced in the shop.

ATM: YES, 50 m from pier Currency exchange: YES, at the tourist information office Tax refund: YES, at tourist office if booked in advance Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES, at tourist office Mailboxes in pier area: YES, at tourist office Distances - airport: 150 km / Bergen Airport Flesland Distance to city centre: 50 - 200 m Nearest hospital: Voss Hospital / +47 56 53 35 00 / 55 km or Odda Hospital / +47 53 65 10 00 / 70 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: NO Supplies: YES, by agent Waste handling: YES, to be ordered 24 h in advance Waste water method: None Tugboats: NO Anchorage: YES Pontoons: YES Pilot: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: Norwegian chart 118 Tidal movement: 1 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: None Max size ship in port: None Max number of passengers per day in port: 4000

Troll Train Duration: 1 hour Distance: 30 m from port (start at the tourist information office) Capacity: 120 (3 trains) The train takes you for a 1 hour sightseeing tour in the centre of Eidfjord. Nice view of the fjord and the mountains, ride through the Viking burial ground and a photo stop by the old, medieval stone church (the church is closed).

Art Gallery N. Bergslien Duration: 0.5-1 hour Distance: 30 m from port Capacity: 80 Free entrance The Quality Hotel Vøringfoss hosts a large, permanent exhibition of the well-known local artist Nils Bergslien (1853 - 1928). The gallery also stages various visiting exhibitions.

Max number of ships per day in port: 1 at pier + 2 at anchor Ship’s stay min /max: No limitations Environmental limitations /restrictions: Normal care of environment Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 350 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 10.75 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: 55 m Crew facilities: Crew service centre with computers and wireless internet zone over the whole port area (on board incl.), free of charge! Beach volleyball court 30 m from pier Discounts at different attractions and activities in Eidfjord, contact the tourist information office ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand Minimum depth: 40 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 300 - 400 m

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HARDANGERFJORD - ROSENDAL Cruise season: May – September Average temperature: www.met.no Useful links: www.visitsunnhordland.no, www.rosendalhamn.no

Rosendal. Photo: Bjarne Øymyr

ROSENDAL, HARDANGERFJORD Historic village near Folgefonna glacier

Rosendal is centrally situated in the Hardanger fjord, snugly placed between high mountains and beautiful valleys.

The landscape around Rosendal attracts many visitors the whole year round. Most attractions in the village can be reached on foot, or one can experience splendid waterfalls and see part of the glacier by a bus trip to Sundal.

The Folgefonn centre is located on the harbour and gives you the opportunity to learn more about the Folgefonna national park and the nature around Rosendal. The manor house from 1665, the Barony Rosendal is also close by, telling the unique history of this cultural institution.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS NEW! THE FOLGEFONN CENTRE Visitor centre for Folgefonna national park and inspiring exhibition where you will learn more about Norwegian nature, climatic effects on the region and life in the Hardangerfjord.

Duration: 1 hr Distance from port: 100 m Capacity: groups 50 every half hour NEW! GUDDAL ART GALLERY The art gallery in the charming farm yard of Guddal has periodic exhibitions of the best of Norwegian contemporary art. A section devoted to the graphic arts, ceramics, glass, jewelery and textiles. Café

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serving, homemade cheese cake, freshly-baked milk cakes, etc. Member of Norwegian Cultural Heritage.

Duration: 1 hr 30 min. (transport 15+15 min, 30 gallery + 30 min. café ) Distance from port: 5 km Capacity café: 25 pax Capacity gallery: 200 pax NEW! GUIDED WALK TO SJETHAUG VIEWPOINT From Rosendal harbour guides will walk from the port up to the Sjethaug viewpoint telling about the village and its history, and the surrounding mountains from the top at 285 m.a.s.l.

Duration: 1+1 hr walking Distance from port: 5 km walk starting from harbour Capacity: 25 pax. per guide

SUNDAL AND BONDHUSBREA GLACIER Duration: 3 or 4 hrs Distance: 60 km Capacity: 300 pax This is a popular trip on which local coffee and cakes can be enjoyed at Olaløo farm restaurant including alt.1: a short walk by foot made to a panoramic viewpoint of the Bondhus icefall(1+1 km) or alt. 2: a walk to the Bondhus lake (3+3 km), and a photo-stop at the fantastic roadside waterfall Furebergfossen on the way.

Rosendal and its mountains. Photo: Bjarne Øymyr

Rosendal Galleri G Guddal

ROSENDAL BY FOOT Duration: 2.5 hrs Distance: 3 km Capacity: 25 pax per guide A walking trip from the ship, including a guided tour of the manor, Barony Rosendal, from 1665, a walk through its gardens and a guided visit at the Kvinnherad Church from the 12th century.

ROSENDAL BY HORSE AND CARRIAGE Duration: 1 hr Capacity: 4 – 20 pax Enjoy this nostalgic trip by horse and carriage on old roads in the village of Rosendal, starting from the port. This is also a good opportunity to see the fjord horse!

FLIGHTSEEING FOLGEFONNA GLACIER Duration: 20 min Capacity: 4 Minimum - 20 pax Take the opportunity to see the beautiful Hardanger fjord and Folgefonna Glacier from the air!

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF ROSENDAL Visiting Address: Rosendal harbor Mailing Address: POB. 141, NO-5486 ROSENDAL Contact person: Jostein Nerhus Phone: +47 469 32 012/ Mob. 91 53 15 15 E-mail: post@rosendalhamn.no Internet: www.rosendalhamn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting Address: Folgefonn Centre, Skålafjæro 17 Distance from port: 100 m Mailing Address: Folgefonn Centre, Skålafjæro 17, NO-5470 Rosendal Phone: +47 53 48 42 80 E-mail: turistinfo@kvinnherad.kommune.no Internet: www.visitsunnhordland.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restroms in Pier Area: No Shuttle bus: No Parking place for buses: Yes Taxi: Yes Rental cars: No Public transportation: Yes Shopping: 200 m Local Currency: NOK ATM: Yes. 300 m

Rosendal by horse and carriage. Photo: Samarbeidsrådet for SHL

THE GREAT WATERFALL TOUR Duration: 8-9 hrs Distance: 154 km Capacity: 200 pax This is a full day-trip: Rosendal – ferry Utåker to Skånevik - Åkrafjord - Odda – Rosendal. Photo stops at Langfoss by the Åkrafjord, Låtefoss in the Odda valley and Furebergfoss in the Maurangerfjord in addition to a splendid lunch with locally produced food from the Åkrafjord.

The Barony Rosendal from 1665 In 1658 there was a wedding between Karen Mowat and Ludvig Rosenkrantz. They were given the farm Hatteberg as a wedding present. They built their home here and called it Rosendal. It was finished in 1665. Today you can have a guided tour at the museum Barony Rosendal - a tour through different epochs. The rooms have been influenced by owners over 250 years, and the manor is preserved as a home – the way it was when the last owners left in 1927.

Currency exchange: No Tax refund: No Public telephones in Pier Area: No Internet Access in Pier Area: Yes Mailboxes in Pier Area: Yes, 200 m Distances: Bergen Airport: 95 km Distance to city centre: Bergen 96 km Nearest Hospital: Odda: 48 km

Ships stay min /max: 2 hrs.

Environmental limitations /restrictions: Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes Maximum ship length: No limitation Maximum ship draft and Depth in sea: No limitation Maximum ship Airdraft if bridge: No limitation Crew Facilities: Free internet at Tourist Information

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: No Supplies: No Waste Handling: No Waste water method: No Tugboats: No Anchorage*: Yes Pontoons: Yes Pilot: Channel 16 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts Tidal movement: 1,5 m ISPS approved: Yes Designated quays for cruise ships: No Ship tenders allowed: Yes Beam: No limitation Max size ship in port: 2 Max number of passengers per day in port: 1500 Max number of ships per day in port: 2

* IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: sand/rock Minimum depth: 50-70 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 200-600 m

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BERGEN CRUISE PORT Events: Bergen International Festival (May-June), Night Jazz - Jazz Festival (May-June) Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (all year) Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen (May-September) lunch concerts every day. Cruise Season: All year Average temperature: www.met.no Useful links: www.bergenhavn.no, www.visitBergen.com/cruise

Mt. Fløyen. Photo: Sverre Hjørnevik

BERGEN

The Gateway to the Fjords of Norway The city of Bergen was founded on an old Viking settlement in the year 1070, and has a proud history and many interesting cultural monuments. Today Bergen has more than 270 000 inhabitants. The city is famous for its exciting mixture of old and new architecture, its charm and atmosphere. Bergen is surrounded by one of the world’s most spectacular tourist attractions - the Norwegian Fjords, which are included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Bryggen (the Wharf) in Bergen is also listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, and the city is a designated World Heritage City.

Bergen is a popular cruise destination and the leading cruise port in Norway.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS Bryggen – The World Heritage Site Bryggen is one of Bergen’s and Norway’s main attractions!

The very first buildings in Bergen were situated at Bryggen, which has been a vibrant and important area of the city for many centuries. This Hanseatic Wharf, a maze of wooden buildings, attracts visitors from all over the world and acts as a landmark in the city centre. Bergen is part of our common heritage and has a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, and the city of Bergen is a designated World Heritage City.

Mt. Fløyen – An iconic attraction Fløibanen funicular takes you to the top of Mt. Fløyen, 320 m.a.s.l. Magnificent views of Bergen from the spacious plateau. Mt. Fløyen is well suited for outdoor activities, such as hiking, jogging and mountain biking.

Guided tours, zipline-park and mountain bike rental. Mt. Fløyen has restaurant, great children’s play area and Fløistuen shop and shelter. floyen.no

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Bergen Aquarium At Bergen Aquarium, children and adults alike can see, touch, read about and follow the animals and aquarium keepers at close range. You can watch shows and feedings, and see how fish and animals act when in their element. Biologen Akvariet is a brasserie offering proper food made with proper ingredients. akvariet.no Ulriken 643 – Ulriken Cable Car Ulriken Cable Car takes you to the highest of Bergen’s famous ‘Seven Mountains’, to a spectacular scenery and mountain terrain 643 m.a.s.l. From the summit, you can enjoy magnificent views of Bergen and the surrounding area. Tours start 30 m from the Fish Market and take roughly 2 hours. Norway’s fastest zipline at the top. ulriken643.no Edvard Grieg Museum – Troldhaugen Troldhaugen was the home of Norway’s most famous composer Edvard Grieg (1843-1907). He lived here for 22 years and composed many of his best-known works in the little garden hut. The garden includes a modern concert hall which accommodates 200 and is a venue for concerts

and chamber music. From May to September, enjoy daily half-hour lunchtime concerts. Intimate, private concerts can be held in his old living room for up to 40 persons, played by pianists on Grieg’s old piano. griegmuseum.no

KODE – the Art Museums of Bergen KODE has an extensive collection of art and design. The museum fills four buildings in the centre of the city. You can experience masterpieces by Edvard Munch, Nikolai Astrup, Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee and J. C. Dahl, visit the unique exhibition “the Silver Treasure”, admire handicrafts and designs from the last five hundred years, or experience some of the temporary exhibitions. kodebergen.no Fish Market The Fish Market in Bergen is one of Norway’s most visited outdoor markets and has a charming location in the heart of the city. The Fish Market also sells fruit, vegetables and souvenirs.

Selma the Seal. Photo: Thor Håkonsen

Cruise Port Bergen. Photo: Robin Strand

Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene One of the oldest and best preserved wooden buildings in Bergen, and the only one with original interiors from the Hanseatic period. The “Schøtstuene” show the assembly rooms and kitchen used by the Hanseatic merchants.

Bryggens Museum – Bergen City Museum Bryggens Museum display findings of the archaeological excavations of Bryggen from 1955 and contains the foundations of the oldest buildings in Bergen.

Old Bergen Museum – Bergen City Museum The open-air Old Bergen Museum is a reconstructed small town consisting of around 50 wooden houses dating from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, most of which originate from Bergen city centre, for instance a bakery, dentist’s, photographer’s, shopkeeper’s etc.

Lysøen Island and Ole Bull’s Villa The villa on Lysøen was built in 1873 as a summer residence for the Norwegian composer and violin virtuoso Ole Bull.

Arven Économusée Silver factory. Photo: Magne Sandnes

Bergenhus Fortress - The Håkon’s Hall and the Rosenkrantz Tower The Håkon’s Hall and Rosenkrantz Tower are situated in one of the oldest and best preserved fortresses in Norway. The Håkon’s Hall is 750 years old, and was built

by King Håkon Håkonson as a royal residence and banquet hall. The tower was built in the 1560s by the governor of Bergen Castle (Bergenhus), Erik Rosenkrantz, and served as a combined residence and fortified tower.

Arven Économusée The silver factory Arven is situated in a historic setting, between St. Mary’s Church and Bergenhus Fortress. The silver factory has for nearly 150 years had its production in the centre of Bergen, and is now opening the doors of this traditional workshop to the public.

Fantoft Stave Church The old Stave Church at Fantoft, originally built in Fortun in Sogn in 1150, was moved to Fantoft in 1883. It burnt down in 1992, and has been rebuilt just as it was before the fire.

Magic Ice This is a wondrous winter wonderland constructed from several tons of ice. The ice bar is the work of world renowned ice carvers, they re-craft the bar several times every year. The ice gallery is the hottest place to cool down!

Leprosy Museum – Bergen City Museum Between 1850 and 1900 Bergen had three hospitals for leprosy patients and the largest concentration of patients in Europe. The city’s oldest leprosy hospital, St. George’s Hospital, is a monument to thousands of personal tragedies.

Sport and leisure activities The fact that Bergen is located in one of the world’s most scenic areas means that there is a wide range of activities for adults and children alike. You can fish, golf, hike, bike, dive, climb and also do rafting, ocean kayaking and segways. And if you prefer an indoor life, there is plenty to do as well.

What’s on in Bergen – the City of Culture Search for events during your stay at visitBergen.com

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF BERGEN Visiting address: Nøstegaten 30 Mailing address: POB. 6040, NO-5892 Bergen Phone: +47 55 56 89 50 Contact person: Helen Hovland, Marketing Manager Cruise Frode Sagmo, Marketing Manager Logistics Internet: www.bergenhavn.no Distance to nearest pilot station nautical miles/Hours: Marsteinen Pilot Station 25 nm, approx. 3 hours Fedje Pilot Station 32 nm, approx. 3 hours Pilot bookings are made electronically in the SafeSeaNet Norway messaging service Internet: www.kystverket.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Strandkaien 3, Distance from port: Approx 500 m Mailing address: Strandkaien 3, NO-5012 Bergen Phone / Fax: +47 55 55 20 00 E-mail: info@visitBergen.com Internet: www.visitBergen.com GENERAL INFORMATION Guide Service: Every major language - certified guides Turnaround in Bergen: Port of Bergen offer a large functional and accessible terminal for turnaround calls at Skolten.

Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: Yes (at Skolten) Shuttle bus: Modern coaches from Jekteviken/Dokken area Shuttle-buses free of charge to the city centre, available from

the ship’s arrival to departure time Parking place for buses: Yes Taxi: Available on request Rental cars: Available on request Public transportation : Yes Shopping: Several within walking distance, approx 500 m Local currency: NOK ATM: Yes, approx 200-500 m Currency exchange: Yes, approx 200-500 m Tax refund: Yes , onboard Public telephones in pier area: Yes Internet access in pier area: Yes Mailboxes in pier area: Yes Distances - airport: 16 km, Bergen Airport Flesland Distance to city centre: In the city centre (300-500 m) Nearest hospital: Haukeland Hospital, +47 05300, approx 2.5 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Yes, by car/boat Supplies: Yes Waste handling: Yes Waste water method: By car - ordered by the shipping agent Tugboats: Yes Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: Yes Tidal movement: 1.2 m ISPS approved: Yes Designated quays for cruise ships: Yes, 200 ton bollards on

Bontelabo/Skolten/Jekteviken/Dokken Beam: No limitation Max number of passenger per day in port: No limitation Max number of ships per day in port: 4-6 - depending on the ship sizes Ships stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: Vessels registered with the Environmental Ship Index (ESI) are granted a port-charge discount Reception facilities for grey water and sewage Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes , as far as possible Maximum ship length: Skolten North: 250-260 m, Skolten South: 270-280 m, Bontelabo: 330-340 m, Tollboden: 100-110 m, Festningskaien: 200-220 m, Jekteviken: 350-360 m, Dokken: 290-300 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Skolten North: 8.8 m, Skolten South: 8.8 m, Bontelabo: 9.5 m, Tollboden: 6.5 m, Festningskaien: 6.5 m, Jekteviken: 12.2 – 7.8 m, Dokken: 10.5 m Maximum ship air draft Askøy bridge: 63.5 m Crew Facilities: Internet access Bergen International Seamen’s Centre, Festningskaien ANCHORAGE Max 15000 GT Type of bottom: Sand Minimum depth: 20.0 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 3.5 cables

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FLÅM CRUISE PORT Events: Norwegian National Day (May 17), Midsummer Night (June), Viking Market (July). Cruise season: All year.

Temperature: March-September from 8˚C to 29˚C. Cruise and Port information: www.aurlandhavn.no www.www.visitflam.com Tourist Information: www.sognefjord.no

Aurlandsfjorden. Photo: Paul Edmundson

FLÅM

The Ultimate Cruise Destination The charming village of Flam with its 380 inhabitants is situated at the innermost part of the Aurlandsfjord, a tributary of the 204 km long and up to 1308 m deep Sognefjord. Flam now offers two high volume environmentally friendly attractions as well as a myriad of soft adventures such as hiking, biking and kayaking. Centrally located in the fjord region, Flam is the home of some of the most popular attractions in Norway. The route followed by the Flamsbana – the historical Flam Railway – is widely recognized as one of the steepest and most beautiful in the world.

Flam also allows easy access to the spectacular Nærøyfjord, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Vision of the Fjords through the Nærøyfjord-NEW Flåm – Gudvangen – Flåm Duration: 2 hrs (including one leg by bus) The design of the vessel is spectacular and invites the guests to enjoy a magnificent and silent fjord experience through the UNESCO World Heritage Area Nærøyfjord.

Norway in a Nutshell Flam – Myrdal – Voss – Tvinde – Stalheim – Flåm (vice versa) Duration: 6 hrs Highlights include the Flam Railway, Kjosfossen waterfall, Bergen Railway, the beautiful town of Voss, Tvindefossen waterfall, Stalheim viewpoint and Stalheimskleiva road. This road is one of the steepest stretches of road in Northern Europe, winding its way through 13 hairpin curves.

The Flåm Railway & Vatnahalsen Flam – Vatnahalsen – Flam. Duration: 3.5 hrs Highlights include the Flam Railway, Kjosfossen

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waterfall and home-made waffles at Vatnahalsen Mountain Lodge. The Flam Railway is a masterpiece of engineering. With a height difference of 865 m, it is one of the world’s steepest adhesion-type railways on normal tracks. The journey provides a panoramic view of some of the wildest and most dramatic mountain scenery in Norway, including photo-stop at the mighty Kjosfossen waterfall.

The Flåm Railway & hiking Flam – Vatnahalsen – Berekvam – Flam Duration: 4 hrs Highlights include the Flam Railway, Kjosfossen waterfall, mountain farms and hiking the old navvies road in the Flamsdalen valley. The guided hike starts from Vatnahalsen down to Blomheller (9 km) or Berekvam (11 km), a height difference of 460 m.

Take the opportunity to experience a scenic and diverse landscape, and interact with the many goats at the mountain farm Kardal.

The Flåm Railway & biking Flam – Myrdal – Berekvam – Flam. Duration: 3 hrs Highlights include the Flam Railway, Kjosfossen

waterfall and biking down the Flamsdalen valley.

The bike adventure begins at Berekvam, and is a guided tour down to Flam by the Aurlandsfjord.

The distance is 10 km, and involves a descent of 340 m. This is a close-to-nature experience!

Scenic Chair lift ride in Myrkdalen- New Flam-Myrkdalen-Stalheimskeiva-Flam Season: Apr –Jul. Duration: 4 hrs Stunning views as you ride the chair lift from Myrkdalen Hotel to the viewing platform at 860 m.

Within 1.5 hours of leaving the ship in Flåm you could be standing here in the snow, overlooking the snow-covered mountains, and the beautiful Myrkdalsvatnet lake surrounded by lush green fields.

Cruise on the Nærøyfjord – UNESCO World Heritage Site Flam – Gudvangen – Stalheim – Flam (vice versa) Duration: 4 hrs Highlights include boat sightseeing on the Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Area, bus tour to Stalheim viewpoint and Stalheimskleiva road. The Nærøyfjord is rated as one of the best preserved

The spectacular Flåm Railway. Photo: Sverre Hjørnevik

Vision of the Fjord. Photo: Sverre Hjornevik

UNESCO World Heritage Sites by National Geographic Traveler. The narrow fjord allows for some of the wildest and most dramatic scenery in Norway. Not to be missed!

Borgund & Stegastein Viewpoint Flam – Lærdal – Borgund – Stegastein – Flam (vice versa) Duration: 4 hrs Highlights include driving through Lærdalstunnelen – the worlds longest tunnel, Borgund Stave Church, Aurlandsvegen mountain road, and Stegastein viewpoint. The viewpoint is a unique platform situated 650 m above sea level, overlooking the Aurlandsfjord.

Fjord Safari Flåm – Nærøyfjord – Flåm Duration: 1 hour 30 min or 2 hours 15 min.

Guided RIB boat tour on Unesco listed Nærøyfjord.

Enjoy the amazing scenery and spot for wildlife while the local guide provides a unique insight into the local history and culture of the area.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF FLÅM Distance to nearest pilot station nautical miles/Hours: Approx. 90 nm / 5-6 hrs Visiting address: Port of Flam Mailing address: A-Feltvegen 27, NO-5743 Flåm Phone: +47 976 27 382 E-mail: jonolav@aurlandhavn.no Internet: www.aurlandhavn.no, www.visitflam.com

The Flåm Railway. Photo: Sverre Hjornevik

Østerbø & the Aurlandsdalen Valley Flam – Østerbø – Flam. Duration: 3.5 hrs Highlights include bus sightseeing through the historic Aurlandsdalen Valley, traditional Norwegian cuisine at a mountain lodge at Østerbø, and scenic viewpoints towards the Aurlandsfjord.

Undredal Visitor Centre & Undredal Stave Church Undredal Visitor Centre gives an introduction to the process of making goat cheese, and offers a tasteful menu of locally produced food. Visit the smallest stave church in Scandinavia.

Leim Dairy Farm Mountain farm that produces its own goat cheese and invites to interaction with the animals. The farm overlooks the beautiful Aurlandsfjord.

Rallarrosa Dairy Farm Mountain farm in the Flamsdalen valley, producing its own goatcheese.

The Aurlandshoe The shoemaker with the best view in Aurland. The only remaining shoe factory in Norway producing the

Currency exchange: No Tax refund: Yes – Cruise pier Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: Yes Mailboxes in pier area: Yes Distances - airport: 70 km - Sogndal Haukasen /165 km - Bergen Flesland Distance to city centre: 200 m Nearest hospital: Lærdal Hospital / +47 57 64 00 00 / 40 km Voss Hospital / +47 56 53 35 00 / 65 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Waste handling: Yes Anchorage: Yes Pontoons: 2 floating piers for tender boats Pilot: VHF Channel 12 Emergency: VHF Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Tidal movement: 1.5 m ISPS approved: Yes Designated quays for cruise ships: Yes Ship tenders allowed: Yes Beam: 90 cm Max size ship in port: No limitation Max number of passengers per day in port: 5000/Varies through the season Max number of ships per day in port: Max 3 at the same time as only two tender berths.

Ships stay min /max: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes

TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Flam Railway Station Distance from port: 200 m Mailing address: POB. 86, NO-5742 Flam Phone: +47 99 15 23 00 E-mail: flam@sognefjord.no Internet: www.sognefjord.no www.visitflam.com GENERAL INFORMATION Guide Service: Most languages Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: Yes Shuttle bus: No Parking place for buses: Yes Taxi: Yes Rental cars: Yes Public transportation: Yes Shopping: 200 m Local currency: NOK ATM: Yes - 200 m

original Aurlands Shoe or “Penny Loafer”. Experience artisans at work. Local handcraft at its best.

Magic White Caves On carpeted passageways you walk to the inside of the mountain, an experience of light and sound, silence and darkness.

Viking Village “Njardarheimr” New attraction opening in Gudvangen.

The Viking Experience presented is not a museum, but a living village as it could have been in the heart of the Viking area. Gudvangen is situated at the end of the Nærøyfjord, UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Kayak Kayak programmes are offered in both Flåm and Gudvangen. Discover the Nærøyfjord up close and personal.

Bike Rental Moutain/Terrain bikes and helmets are available.

These bikes are the best choice when biking the Navvy road and in the Flåm area.

Maximum ship length: No limitation Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 12 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: Free of charge: Wifi, soccer and beach volley field, beach and barbecue area, hiking maps, discounts in stores ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand Minimum depth: 50 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 500 m

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SKJOLDEN CRUISE PORT Cruise Season: May - September. Average temperature: (Celsius) May 15°, June 20°, July 22°, August 20°, September 16° Useful links: www.sognefjordcruise.com, www.sognefjord.no and for the village: www.skjolden.com Cruise Information: www.sognefjordcruise.com. Port Information: www.sognefjordcruise.com

Skjolden Seawalk. Photo: Tage S Moen

SKJOLDEN

At the end of Norway’s longest fjord The tranquil village of Skjolden is nestled between Norway’s highest mountain range, Jotunheimen National Park, and two spectacular glaciers, the Nigards Glacier and the Jostedal Glacier. Guests experience genuine Norwegian hospitality and nature beyond imagination. Skjolden is home of Urnes Stave Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The approach is via the picturesque Lusterfjord, which is emerald green because of the melt water from the glaciers.

Along both shores of the fjord there are beautiful villages and lush cultural landscapes where fruits and berries are grown on small, idyllic farms.

ATTRACTIONS / EXCURSIONS Jotunheimen National Park & Sognefjellet National Scenic Route Distance: 1 km - 80 km Norway’s first national scenic route, the Sognefjellet Mountain Road (Route 55) through Skjolden and the Jotunheimen National Park, is the highest and most impressive mountain pass in Northern Europe. Explore spectacular and wild mountain scenery on the roof of Norway, including alpine tops, glaciers, lakes and waterfalls, and view Norway’s highest mountains at close range!

of the Jostedalsbreen glacier is one of the most accessible glaciers where you also can join guided glacier walks for the whole family. You can also visit the National Park Centre -Breheimsenteret.

UNESCO World Heritage – Urnes Stave Church Distance: 30 km Urnes Stave Church is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site and Norway’s oldest stave church. It is located in an idyllic setting by the Lusterfjord at the end of the Romantic Road between Skjolden and Urnes.

There is also a small visitors’ centre next to the church.

These three main attractions can of course be combined with other attractions in and around Skjolden, such as:

Jostedalsbreen National Park & Nigardsbreen Glacier Distance: 65 km

Breheimsenteret National Park Centre Distance: 60 km

The impressive Nigardsbreen Glacier in Jostedalsbreen National Park can be viewed at close range in Jostedalen. This very spectacular branch

Breheimsenteret is the visitors’ centre for the Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park. Enjoy the spectacular view from the restaurant!

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Feigumfossen Waterfall Distance: 15 km Feigumfossen is one of Norway`s highest waterfalls, and the free fall of 218 m can be seen from the fjord, the Romantic Road and the national tourist route. There are also many other beautiful waterfalls in this area.

From authentic West to authentic East Distance: 83 km The Sognefjellet scenic route from Skjolden runs across the roof of Norway to the friendly village of Lom in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley, which is known for being a very authentic and well preserved eastern Norwegian village.

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Skjolden Pier. Photo: Tage S Moen

The Heiberg Collections / Sogn Folk Museum Distance: 62 km This museum at Kaupanger is one of the oldest and biggest folk museums in Norway. Enjoy the open-air museum with exhibitions, old houses, animals and traditional farming etc.

Safthuset - factory museum & village store Distance: 10 km Safthuset is the old, restored jam and juice factory at Sørheim where the famous jam and juice producing company, Lerum, started their production. You can visit the factory museum and the old village store museum.

Munthehuset - artist’s villa Distance: 21 km Munthehuset is a romantic villa that numerous well-known Norwegian artists, like Tidemand & Gude, Fearnley, J.C. Dahl etc, used to visit in the old days, to be inspired by the unique scenery.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF SKJOLDEN Visiting address: Skjolden port, NO-6876 Skjolden Mailing address: Egge gård, NO-3514 Hønefoss Phone: +47 91 80 30 25 E-mail: post@skjoldenbrygge.com/ mike@macmaritime.com Internet: www.sognefjordcruise.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Fjordstova, NO-6876 Skjolden Distance from port: 900 m Phone/Fax: +47 97 60 04 43 E-mail: info@visitsogn.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES, on request Rental cars: NO Public transportation: YES Shopping: 0-700 m Local currency: NOK ATM: NO Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO

Mountain Road in Spring

Other amazing attractions • Kaupanger Stave Church (from 1150) • Dale Stone Church (from 1200) • Gaupne Old Church (part of old stave church) • Jostedal Power Station • Anestølen Goat Farm • Sogn Fjord Museum (boat collections etc) • Several art galleries • Monuments • Fantastic viewpoints etc Outdoor activities for everyone!

No other cruise destination can offer such a huge variety of guided outdoor activities for the whole family!

Professional local guides give you the opportunity to experience glacier walks at all levels, as well as Nordic walking, mountain hiking, kayaking among icebergs on glacier lakes, kayaking on the fjord, canyoning, rafting, horseback riding beneath the glacier, boat trips and much more.

Available for you in Skjolden are also sit on top kayaks, bikes, beach volleyball, climbing wall, swimming pool, sauna and library.

Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 75 km, Sogndal Airport Distance to city centre: 900 m Nearest hospital: Førde Hospital, +47 57839000/175 km

Maximum ship length: 340 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 13.5 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: NO Crew facilities: Wireless internet zones in the terminal building. Restrooms

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: NO Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: NO Tugboats: NO Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES Pilot: 10 Emergency: 10 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian Tidal movement: 1.5 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: None Max size ship in port: No restrictions Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation Max number of ships per day in port: 2 Ship’s stay min /max: 5 hours Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES

* IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud Minimum depth: 30 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 250 m

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KALVÅG CRUISE PORT Events: Annual Coastal Festival in august, Kinnaspelet – pageant in June.

Useful links: www.fjordkysten.no

Kalvåg fishing village. Photo: Arild Solberg

KALVÅG

Autentic fishing village gem Kalvåg is situated far out on the coastline and is the the best kept fishing village in western Norway. The village has a unique collection of old waterfront buildings. Around the bay the sea houses are clustered together, full of atmosphere.

You can visit the old herring salting houses, go for a walk along the open air art exhibition or just enjoy the atmosphere.

Visit the local galleries, and have a look at the art and crafts made locally. Kalvåg is famous for its excellent seafood, and there is no better place to enjoy it than Knutholmen Restaurant. Kalvåg is the perfect place for enjoying outdoor activities such as birding, hiking, fishing, kayaking and sightseeing.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Seafood experience Come along for a real seafood experience. We go out in boats to collect the shellfish traps. After being out at sea we will prepare the shellfish outside and enjoy tasting them.

Kalvåg is famous for its fresh seafood. Knutholmens excellent chefs arrange wonderful seafood experiences in the restaurant or outside.

From sea to glacier A scenic sightseeing route where we enjoy the wonderful natural surroundings, stopping at interesting attractions such as Ålfoten Stave Church, Grotlesanden beach and Rugsund old Trading post.

Historic seahouse walk in Kalvåg Lisetbua and Albert Vamråk herring salting house are well worth a visit. In the Liset salting house one finds a herring saltery, a cooper’s workshop, a carpenter’s workshop and the production of cod liver oil and a

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base for the fisheries. Today, it is a “living” museum for the coastal culture. Albert Vamråk herring salting house has also been restored.

Fishing If you like fishing, the Kalvåg is an excellent place to be. Try your luck fishing in the open sea or in one of the fjords. You are just as likely to get a big catch in both places. Deepsea fishing, or just fishing within the skerries in a smaller boat. A great experience for all «fishermen».

Vingen Vingen is one of the largest rock carving sites in Europe. Here you will find between 1000 and 1500 figures, believed to have been made by hunter gathers from the early Stone Age (approximately 4000 – 6000 years old). The deer is the most common motif, but you will also find human figures and abstract symbols. The area is protected, and only organised trips are permitted.

Måløy Måløy is located in outer Nordfjord, about 1 hour from Kalvåg, and has beautiful and varied scenery, with a beautiful coastline and gorgeous mountains - where the fjord meets the sea. In Måløy you can experience interesting cultural sites such as the old trading post Vågsberget, shacks in Torskangerpollen, the lighthouses and the barrel factory in Ulvesundet.

Refviksanden is one of Norway’s most beautiful sandy beaches!

Florø The small coastal town Florø is situated 25 minutes by boat or 2 hrs by coach from Kalvåg. You can walk from the pier; experience the town with its charming houses, visit the church, stop at the small cafes and local shops in Florø town. Wander the footpaths in the woods around the lakes and enjoy the views from the viewpoints.

Attractions: Kinn Brewery, The coastal Museum, Brandsøyåsen Viewpoint.

Grotlesanden beach in winter. Photo: Wenny I. Hansen

Kayaking. Photo: Sara Marie Ytreøy

Kinn The island of Kinn outside Florø is home of the legendary Kinn Church from the 1100s. The church was built in Romanesque style and is one of the oldest churches in the country. Close to the Church is the massive Kinn Cliff. The cliff of Kinn is a famous sailing mark along the coast, due to its characteristic shape. Follow the path up the cleft of the cliff for spectacular sea and island views.

Guiding in the church.

Hiking & Biking Bremanger is perfect for hiking with its many beautiful trails and mountain peaks. There are trails for everyone. Explore the beautiful Island biking on tranquil roads in beautiful scenery.

Helicopter sightseeing Enjoy a helicopter sightseeing over the islands. Enjoy the view of the Ålfotbreen glacier, Vetvika beach and Europe’s highest seacliff Hornelen.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF KALVÅG Visiting Address: NO-6723 Svelgen Mailing Address: P.O.B. 104, 6723 Svelgen Contact person: Monica Sande Phone/Fax: +47 99 43 92 90 E-mail: monica.sande@bremanger.kommune.no Internet: www.bremanger.kommune.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting Address: Amtskaia Distance from port: 800 m Mailing Address: Visit FjordKysten AS, Strandgata 30, NO-6900 Florø Phone/Fax: +47 57 74 30 00 E-mail: mail@fjordkysten.no Internet: www.fjordkysten.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restroms in Pier Area: No Shuttle bus: No Parking place for buses: 5-10 m Taxi: Yes, must be prebooked Rental cars: no Public transportation: Yes 200 m Shopping: 700 m Local Currency NOK ATM: Yes, 800 m

Sunset at Nesje Lighthouse. Photo: Kjell Ulvesund Aga

Kayak One of the best ways to explore the region is by kayak. There are thousands of islands, islets and skerries along the magnificent untouched coastline that offer a fantastic paddling experience.

Eagle watching in an eagle hide where you can watch the eagles. Groups of 8. Duration: 2.5 hrs.

White tailed eagle safari at sea We offer guided tours by boat to experience the majestic White Tailed Eagle at close range. Most people will find it exciting to come this close to these birds with a wingspan up to 2.5 m. Wildlife photographers and or amateur photographers will have a great opportunity to take fantastic pictures of different wildlife in the area.

White Tailed Eagle safari hikes We have three levels of difficulty: easy including coach and easy walk ( 2.5 hrs 15-40 pax), medium (3 hrs, 15 pax) and more demanding including a coach ride to return to the ship (3 hours, 15 pax).

Easy terrain, panoramic views, protected eagle hides along the way and local snacks are offered.

Currency Exchange: NO Public telephones in pier area: No Internet access in pier area: No Mailboxes in pier area: 800 m Distance to airport: Florø Airport, 30 minutes by boat Distance to city centre: 700 m Nearest hospital: Førde PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Yes Supplies: Yes Waste Handling: Yes Waste water method: Yes. K. Jansen AS, shipping agency operating on the main quay in Florø Tugboats: Yes Anchorage*: NO Pontoons: No Pilot: CH. 13 and CH. 16 Emergency: CH. 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Chart nr 28.

Tidal movement: 1.5 m ISPS approved: Yes Designated quays for cruise ships: Yes Ship tenders allowed: No Beam: No restrictions Max size ship in port: 40 000 BT Max number of passengers per day in port: 1500 PAX Max number of ships per day in port: 1

Environmental limitations /restrictions: No Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes, when applicable Maximum ship length: C: 200 m, D: 10 m, E: 6 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea Depth in sea: C: 11.3 m D: 10.7 m E: 6 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No bridge Crew facilities: Free wifi in the tourist office, rowing boats, tennis, hikes, please request. * IF ANCHORAGE Minimum depth: D: 10 m

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OLDEN CRUISE PORT Events: See en.nordfjord.no/ Cruise Season: All year Average temperature (Celsius): May 15, June 19, July 20, August 20, September 15. Cruise Information: www.nordfjord.no/cruise Port Information: www.nordfjord.no/cruise Tourist Information: www.nordfjord.no

Briksdal Glacier. Photo: Bjarte Haugen

OLDEN - NORDFJORD Gateway to the Glaciers

Olden is a pleasant little village located at the inner end of the Nordfjord. The head of the Fjord is characterized by varied and dramatic scenery. Peaceful valleys and tidy farms lie in contrast to gleaming glaciers, foaming waterfalls and towering mountains. Olden is the gateway to the Jostedal Glacier, the largest glacier on the European mainland.

A tour to Briksdal, its most well-known glacier arm, is highly recommended. The village of Olden and the Stryn region are vigorous and active, with blooming trade and businesses. They have long been known for tourism and industry, but are now also famous for contemporary design. Olden is the main cruise destination in the Nordfjord, but cruise vessels are most welcome in all the Nordfjord ports: Måløy, Selje, Nordfjordeid, and Sandane; each hosting a range of interesting attractions and excursion possibilities.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS A new big attraction will open in May 2017; Hoven Loen - a cable car from the fjord to Mt. Hoven 1011 m.a.s.l.

Experience the Briksdal Glacier Duration: 4-5 hours Through the beautiful Olden Valley up to the frozen cascade of the spectacular Briksdal Glacier, the best known of the Jostedal Glacier’s many icy arms.

From Briksdal Glacier Mountain Lodge to the glacier there is a choice between a hike or a ride in the popular Troll Cars.

Loen Valley - Kjenndal Glacier Duration: 4-5 hours See the breathtaking Loen Valley by boat on the glassy, ice-green Loen Lake, and experience the wild Kjenndal Valley and Kjenndal Glacier.

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Hoven Loen Duration: 1.5 - 7 hours A new spectacular attraction with cable car from the fjord to 1011 m.a.s.l. Enjoy the magnificent views of the fjord landscape from the restaurant table or while hiking in the mountains.

Jostedalsbreen National Park Centre Duration: 3-5 hours Located on the banks of beautiful Lake Stryn.

Experience the panorama glacier film, the interesting exhibitions of climate changes and wildlife, the outdoor park with rocks of Norway, natural herbs, the Sami tipi and the Viking settlements.

Nordfjord Panorama Duration: 4.5 hours Panoramic views and culture on the northern banks of the Nordfjord.

Geirangerfjord Duration: 8-9 hours This tour gives a unique picture and a cross-section of the best that Norwegian nature has to offer, in short breathtaking variety and multiplicity.

Culture & Cuisine of Nordfjord Duration: 6-7 hours A round-trip of the Nordfjord with a visit to the Nordfjord Folk Museum at Sandane.

Local cuisine at Gloppen Hotel.

Fjærland Duration: 7-8 hours A visit to the Norwegian Glacier Museum, combined with a scenic tour.

RIB Rafting on the fjord Duration: 15-20 min. on the fjord.

High speed adventure tour on the Nordfjord.

Breng, Lodalen. © Erik Hermansson

Nordfjord. © Terje Rakke/Nordic Life/Fjord Norway

Kayaking on the Nordfjord Duration: 2 hours A relaxing paddle in steady double kayaks on the green water of Nordfjord.

Idyllic Yrineset Duration: 3 hours Get a few hours of peace and tranquility at this idyllic spot on the banks of Lake Olden.

Briksdal Glacier Safari Duration: 4.5-6 hours Guided adventure paddling on the Briksdal Glacier Lake.

Farm Visit Duration: 3-4 hours A taste of Norwegian nature, agriculture and local cuisine.

Boat trip Olden Lake Duration: 2 hours Enjoy a relaxing boat trip between the majestic mountains rising high over the deep green Olden Lake.

Skiing at Stryn Summer Ski Centre Duration: 8 hours

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF OLDEN - NORDFJORD Visiting address: NO-6788 Olden, Stryn Mailing address: NO-6700 Måløy Contact person: Nordfjord Havn IKS Phone/Fax: +47 57 85 26 20 E-mail: post@nordfjordhavn.no Internet: www.nordfjordhavn.com TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: NO-6788 Olden, Stryn Distance from port: At port and 700 m to town centre Mailing address: Perhusvegen 24, NO-6783 Stryn Phone: +47 57 87 40 40 E-mail: mail@nordfjord.no Internet: www.nordfjord.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: YES - 50 m Taxi: YES Rental cars, bicycle and segway: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: YES - 700 m Local currency: NOK ATM: YES - 700 m Currency exchange: YES

QUAY: Port of Olden

LENGTH: 121 m

View Mt. Hoven. Photo: Espen Haagensen

Try the great slopes and the fantastic summer snow at one of Norway’s best summer skiing centres.

Helicopter Duration: 15-20 min. in air Explore Nordfjord, glaciers and mountains from above.

Hikes in Olden Duration: 2.5- 6 hours Refreshing hikes in Olden to Mt. Huaren close to the pier, or to the gleaming glaciers of Olden Valley.

Fjord Fishing Duration: 2.5 hours Relaxing fishing trip on the famous Nordfjord on board the small vessel “Isabella”. The “Isabella” is equipped with all fishing equipment needed.

Tystigen/Videseter Along scenic Stryn Lake to Videseter and the Summer Ski Centre at Tystigen/Mt. Stryn.

High mountains and stunning views.

Crayfishing in the fjord Combine an exciting Rib boat ride with crayfishing and a delicious meal from the catch on the banks of

Tax refund: YES - when Olden is the last port in Norway Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 60 km - Sandane Distance to city centre: 700 m Nearest hospital: Eid / Førde PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: NO Supplies: Smaller quantity by local agent Waste handling: YES - shoreside containers Waste water method: Not available Tugboats: Not compulsory Can be arranged within approx. 6 hrs notice Anchorage*: 2 anchor positions (Chart 253) Pilot: Kvanhovden Emergency: 110 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: 253 Tidal movement: Approx. 1.5 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Max size ship in port: No limitation Max number of passenger per day in port: None (trying to avoid more than 5000 pax/day) Max number of ships per day in port: Depends if ship is at anchor, dp or drifting.

DRAFT: 11 m

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beautiful Nordfjord.

Wild water rafting Downstream the many long and exciting rapids of River Jølstra, one of the best rafting rivers in Norway.

Home of William Singer The Singerheimen was the home of the American artist and multimillionaire W. Singer, and consists of several buildings of cultural and historical interest – art and artifacts.

Hike to Sigdestad Farm A hike to the abandoned and remote mountain farm Sigdestad – situated on a mountain shelf high above Lake Oppstryn.

Via Ferrata Loen An airy experience for those who are seeking a different challenge.

The Nordfjord Coast Duration: 4-5 hours Exciting attractions like the West Cape, Kråkenes Lighthouse, and Selja Monastery.

Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: No outside painting while in Olden Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 1 berth, 121 m long Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 12 m depth at chart datum.

Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitation, but be aware of power cable at Isefjorden. * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Clay with good holding ground.

Minimum depth: Captain’s discretion.

Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Depends on ship size. From 0.2 nm - 1 nm.

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GEIRANGERFJORD CRUISE PORT: GEIRANGER – HELLESYLT – STRANDA Cruise season: All year Usefull links: www.geiranger.no, www.visitalesund-geiranger.no, www.verdsarvfjord.no Shore excursions/activities/booking: www.geirangerfjord.no, www.geiranger-nordfjord.no. Information: www.stranda-hamnevesen.no

Skageflå. Photo: Per Eide / Fjord Norway

GEIRANGERFJORD CRUISE PORT

Geiranger – Hellesylt – Stranda The Geirangerfjord is a spectacular natural experience Nowhere else in the world will you find such a unique combination of deep fjords, precipitous mountainsides and busy, thriving local communities. Over thousands of years, the interplay between ice, rushing waterfalls and mountains has created a stunning fjord landscape. We are aware of the importance of meeting the expectations of the rapidly growing cruise industry, and both ports offer a well of adventure activities and exciting, scenic excursions.

Geiranger: a well-known tender port with SeaWalk available.

Hellesylt: the gateway to the Geirangerfjord. Starting point for overland excursions and to Stranda, one of Scandinavia’s most renown freeride ski destinations, with a breathtaking sight of the fjord scenery, combined with mighty alpine mountains.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS GEIRANGER PORT GEIRANGER SKYWALK – Mt Dalsnibba 1500 m Europe’s highest fjord view by road – 1500 m.

The views from Mt Dalsnibba are spectacular and varied FLYDALSJUVET VIEWPOINT - may just be the most popular postcard motif in Norway A spectacular view of UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, the village of Geiranger and the cruise ships ØRNESVINGEN VIEWPOINT - 620 m above sea level 11 hairpin bends ascend to the viewpoint with the best view of the Geirangerfjord with its near-perpendicular mountainsides GEIRANGER WATERFALL WALK - 327 steps along the “Storfossen” waterfall in the heart of Geiranger -the combination of wild nature and interesting architecture with aerial vantage point, gives you a unique experience

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NORWEGIAN FJORD CENTRE - The UNESCO world heritage centre -brings the story of the fjords and its people to life through unique multimedia exhibits and creative programming for all ages KAYAK – choose your unique tour with guide Discover Kayak Farm Tour to Skageflå Paddle’N & Hike FJORD SAFARI BY RIB BOAT - an adrenaline-RIB tour for everybody!

Get close to the waterfalls and get storytelling from the local driver FJORD SIGHTSEEING TOUR - 12 languages guiding available on personal audio system Slow cruising with unique storytelling and information.

Get close to the waterfalls in the Geirangerfjord BIKE WITH A SMILE - Electric bike tour with guide to the valley below Mt Dalsnibba

This is a fun way to get the best of our beautiful nature SKY TO FJORD - We drive you up to 1030 m and you cycle downhill back to the ship Enjoy the highlight Flydalsjuvet and the scenic route from the mountains and down to the fjord HIKE - Storseterfossen waterfall – a walk behind the waterfall Walking uphill along farmers’ land on old paths. See, feel and experience the power of nature and enjoy the view of Geiranger 250 m below NORDIC WALKING - An invigorating walk – using ski poles A fun and healthy way to experience the beautiful nature with storytelling from the guide LOCAL VILLAGE WALK - Geiranger – the village with a strong tourist history Geiranger Chocolate Factory, the Waterfall walk, the Norwegian Fjord Centre and the wooden church from 1842 are some of the places you will get to know

SeaWalk Geiranger. Photo: Frank Stenersen

Kayak, Geiranger. Photo: Terje Rakke

Hellesylt quay. Photo: Rust Foto, Eivind Helset

BUS EXCURSIONS – GEIRANGER

HELLESYLT PORT

GROTLI AND MOUNT DALSNIBBA: – inland mountains and glacier -beautiful and varied scenery with view to glaciers on the roof of Norway

Hellesylt Village Walk -a charming village with old houses, a stone bridge and the impressive waterfall. Visit the old wooden church and the Peer Gynt Art Gallery

MOUNT DALSNIBBA - A “must see” on your visit to Geiranger and great to combine with The Flydal Gorge and/or The Eagle Bend and/or Norwegian Fjord Centre

Flo Mountain Hike - natural history with Norwegian geology, flora and fauna combined with beautiful views

Herdal Mountain Farm - A traditional summer farm -with 450 goats, samples of food production on the farm.

Beautiful scenic drive, with stop at the Eagle Bend viewpoint

BUS EXCURSIONS – HELLESYLT

THE OVERLAND EXCURSION - in unspoiled landscape Starting point in Geiranger Port or in Hellesylt Port - a unique picture and cross section of Norway, with magnificent fjords, snowcapped mountains, ice-blue lakes, plunging waterfalls and glaciers. Can be combined with OLD STRYNEFJELL ROAD, BRIKSDAL GLACIER, LOEN LAKE & KJENNDALS GLACIER, NEW: HOVEN VIEWPOINT

GEIRANGERFJORD CRUISE PORT Distance to nearest pilot station nautical miles/Hours: 57 nautical miles Visiting Address: NO-6216 Geiranger Mailing Address: Øyna 13, NO-6200 Stranda Contact person: Rita Berstad Maraak Phone /Fax: +47 46 411 113 E-mail: rima@stranda.kommune.no Internet: www.stranda-hamnevesen.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting Address: NO-6216 Geiranger Distance from port: 50 - 100 m Mailing Address: NO-6216 Geiranger Phone / Fax: +47 70 26 30 99/ +47 70 25 77 67 E-mail: ove@dgt.no Internet: www.visitgeirangerfjord.com GENERAL INFORAMTION Guide Service: All major languages Terminal/Restroms in Pier Area: Yes Shuttle bus: Yes Parking place for buses: Yes Taxi: Yes – 100 m Rental cars: Yes Public transportation: Yes

Briksdal Glacier The most famous of the Jostedal Glacier’s many icy arms, Troll-Cars available to get close to the glacier Kjenndal Glacier and Lake Loen - in the scenic Lodalen - 15 minutes, walk from the parking site to the Jostedalsbreen’s lowest glacier arm.

Hoven in Loen - A spectacular new attraction -a shuttle line will lift you from the fjord to 1011 m.

Here you can enjoy the spectacular views of the fjord landscape - from restaurant table, or out walking in the mountains

The Mountain Farm with sheep dog show - Enjoy sheep dogs at work -a short bus tour from the pier and you have a magnificent view of the Geirangerfjord and a great host at this Norwegian hillside farm Stranda Mountain Panorama - Free ride area in the winter A scenic bus ride to Mt. Strandafjellet, then gondola lift up to 1066 m.a.s.l. and views of the Storfjord and the mountain panorama. Beverage & food services Norang Valley, Øye and Ljøen Viewpoint - A little national romance feeling - you might get the feeling of being in a painting from the national romantic time, over 100 years ago

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION

Lake Hornindalsvatn - The deepest lake in Europe -between towering mountains and active farmland to the deepest lake in Europe, Lake Hornindalsvatn

Shopping: Close to the pier Local Currency: NOK ATM: Yes, 100 m Currency Exchange: Yes, close to the pier Tax refund: Yes, Tourist Information Public telephones in pier area: Yes Internett Access in Pier Area: Yes, free hotspot Mailboxes in Pier Area: Yes Distances – airport: 130 km - Ålesund Airport Distance to city centre: 50 - 100 m Narest Hospital: Ålesund + 47 70 10 50 00: 108 km PORT SERVICE / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: On request Supplies: On request Waste Handling: On request Waste water method: No Tugboats: Yes, available with 12 hrs notice Geiranger: anchorage: 3 - 4 anchor positions depending on the size of ship Geiranger: Pontoons, 2 ex. 200T. Pos 4B 2 ex. buoys 300T SeaWalk available in Geiranger: 236 m long, 4.5 m wide steel, ADA comliant construction Hellesylt Pier: 2 ex 200T,12 ex 100T, 1 ex mooring buoy 136T Pilot: Compulsory / Channel 13 Emergency: 110 - 112 - 113 / Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113

Nordfjord Panorama Enjoy a scenic journey along the beautiful Nordfjord and will pass Europe`s deepest lake; Hornindal Horse Centre Drive along Nordfjord, Hornindal Lake to Nordfjordeid and the Norwegian Fjord Horse Centre.

Charts: Nr 127 Tidal movement: 1.5 - 2.0 m ISPS approved: Geiranger NOGNR-0001 and Hellesylt NOHSY-0001 Designated quays for cruise ships: Yes Ship tenders allowed: Yes Beam: None Max size ship in port: 150 000 BT Max number of passenger per day in port: Geiranger and Hellesylt approx 6000 Max number of ships per day in port: Geiranger and Hellesylt: 2 - 4 Ships stay min /max: No limitation Enviromental limitations /restrictions: Tenderboats must stop engine at ship’s side and alongside jetty.

Thoughtful use of side thrusters.

Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: Yes Maximum ship length: Hellesylt Pier: No limit.

Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Geiranger: Depth 25-40 m. Hellesylt: Depth 10,5m Maximum ship Airdraft if bridge: No limitation Crew Facilities: As passenger facilities IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand/ clay Minimum depth: 40 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 400 - 1000 m

Geirangerfjorden STRANDA

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ÅLESUND CRUISE PORT Events: Ålesund Live (June) Summer Party Festival (July), Norwegian Food Festival (August), Jugendfest Music Festival (August) Cruise Season: All Year Average temperature: www.yr.no Useful links: www.alesund.havn.no, www.visitalesund.com

View from Mount Aksla. Photo: Oddmund Olav Kjøsnes

ÅLESUND

Fairway to the Fjords and Northern Norway Ålesund has a spectacular setting across several islands stretching out into the sea, and is situated at the very entrance of the World Heritage listed Geirangerfjord. Destroyed by a catastrophic fire in 1904, the town was rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style with a myriad of towers, turrets and medieval-romantic ornaments. The town can offer a wide variety of activities, attractions and excursions and is an excellent starting point for round trips to some of Norway’s most spectacular sights, like Geiranger, Trollstigen, Hjørundfjord and Runde Bird Sancturary.

Cruise ships of all sizes can be docked at the ‘Cruise Terminal’ in the very centre of the town.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS Mount Aksla & Fjellstua Enjoy the breathtaking view of Ålesund, the surrounding islands, the fjords and the Sunnmøre Alps from Mount Aksla/Fjellstua vantage point. Ålesund’s main attraction is a must-see!

Atlanterhavsparken (aquarium) Visit Atlanterhavsparken, an aquarium built into the natural landscape by the ocean. Enjoy watching the diver feeding the fish by hand in the large Atlantic Ocean tank, and the Seal-Bay. Ålesund Guided Walk Duration: 2 hours A stroll through Ålesund reveals a town full of colourful and charming architecture. Enjoy walking along the canal in the picturesque fishing harbour and experience the detailed ornaments at close hand. Ålesund Guided Walk & the Art Nouveau Centre Duration: 2 – 3 hours Experience a guided walk through Ålesund focusing on the Art Nouveau Style. The tour includes a visit to The

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Art Nouveau Centre, portraying the unique position the town has in Norwegian architectural history.

Discover the Yoogon Trolls of Ålesund Duration: 2 hours (children & families) Take an exciting discovery tour hunting the little fable creatures on the facades of the Art Nouveau buildings.

We call them the Yoogon trolls. A small booklet with the Yoogon trolls pictures and names is included. Ålesund Panoramic & Sunnmøre Open Air Museum Duration: 3 hours Experience the Art Nouveau town and the breathtaking panoramic view from Mount Aksla/Fjellstua. Explore the open air museum with its old farmhouses, special collection of old boats and replicas of Viking ships. Ålesund Panoramic & Atlanterhavsparken (aquarium) Duration: 3 hours Visit Atlanterhavsparken, an aquarium built into the natural landscape by the ocean. Enjoy watching the diver feeding the fish by hand in the large Atlantic Ocean tank, and the Seal-Bay. The tour includes city sightseeing and view point at Mount Aksla.

The saga islands Giske and Godøy Duration: 3 – 4 hours Explore the saga islands of Giske and visit the old marble Giske Church. Taste the delicious homemade cakes at the lighthouse in the picturesque fishing village of Alnes and enjoy the breathtaking view from Mount Aksla.

The Saga Islands Giske and Godøy & Atlanterhavsparken (aquarium) Duration: 4 hours Explore the saga islands of Giske with the old marble church and the picturesque Alnes Lighthouse. Enjoy the aquarium and the breathtaking view from Mount Aksla.

Follow the Viking Trail to the Saga Island of Giske Duration: 3-4 hours The Viking Scene is beautifully located at Giske Amphi near the old Giske Marble Church (1150). Taste Viking food and listen to Viking stories from the middle ages.

Participate in Viking games. Can also be operated in combination with sailing a Viking ship (one way).

Kayaking in Ålesund. Photo: Fred Jonny Hammerø

Atlanterhavsparken. Photo: Arild Solberg

Stunning view at the Fjord Gondol at Stranda and local beer tasting.

Duration: 6 hours The Fjord Gondola at Stranda gives you the opportunity to view the Fjord from the Gondola and at the Top Station. The Fjord Panorama Restaurant is located just a little walk from the Gondola. The concept of Fjord Panorama Restaurant is based on a Norwegian food and beverage culture. With a view towards the Geiranger UNESCO area you will have the perfect daytour from Ålesund. (note: wear sport shoes and a warm windproof jacket) The Geirangerfjord Duration: 9 hours Experience the beautiful Geirangerfjord. Rated the best preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site in the world by the National Geographic Traveler’s Magazine (round trip by bus/ferries).

Trollstigen (Trolls Path Road) Duration: 8 – 9 hours Explore the district of trolls and fairytales. Experience wild mountains, roaring waterfalls and peaceful nature.

National Tourist Road (round trip, no ferries).

Hjørundfjord Cruise Duration: 4 hours

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORTS OF AALESUND Visiting address: Skansekaia 3C, NO-6002 Ålesund Mailing address: Skansekaia 3C, NO-6002 Ålesund Phone/Fax: +47 70 16 34 00 E-mail: post@alesund.havn.no Internet: www.alesund.havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Destination Ålesund & Sunnmøre Visiting address: On the Pier/Main Office at Skateflukaia (city centre) Distance from port: On pier/Main Office 500 m Mailing address: Skateflukaia, NO-6002 Ålesund Phone: +47 70 16 34 30 E-mail: info@visitalesund.com Internet: www.visitalesund.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: Cruise pier within short walking distance of city centre Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: YES (100 m)

Fjord Gondola at Stranda. Photo: Raw Reklame & Foto

Enjoy the dramatic Hjørundfjord on a combination tour by catamaran on the fjord and a bus trip to Mount Aksla/ Fjellstua view point.

The Spectacular Hjørundfjord Duration: 7 – 8 hours Explore the dramatic and remote Hjørundfjord on a roundtrip by bus & ferries. The fjord cuts its way through the Sunnmøre Alps, some of the wildest mountain ranges in Norway.

The Bird Sanctuary Runde Island Duration: 3 – 5 hours Experience the fascinating bird life at Runde with more than half a million birds from about 230 different species. Excursion by boat, or in a combination of bus/boat.

Hiking Sukkertoppen (Sugarloaf) Mountain Duration: 3 hours Admire the spectacular views from the peak of Sukkertoppen Mountain. The impressive sight of the town with a never ending view of majestic snow-capped mountain ranges in the background.

Home Visits Duration: 2 hours Visit a private home. Be treated with homemade waffles

Local currency: NOK ATM: 150 m Tax refund: YES (onboard the ship) Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 15 km Distance to city centre: 200 m Nearest hospital: Ålesund Hospital 8 km/ +47 70 10 50 00 or 113/8 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: By truck or barge Supplies: Available Grey water: Yes Waste handling: Available Waste water method: Shore connection Tugboats: Available on demand Anchorage*: N/A Pontoons: N/A- for tender on request Pilot: 13 Emergency: 16 Medical emergency: 113 Tidal movement: 1.5-2.4 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES – on request Beam: N/A WiFi: Free

and learn about the Norwegian way of life. Your host is your guide.

Wildlife Sea Safari Duration: 1 – 2 hours Enjoy a safari along the coastline outside Ålesund in a high-speed open RIB boat. The trip normally includes a visit to a small seal colony and Runde’s famous bird cliff.

For calmer waters we can offer fjord rafting.

Fishing Trip Duration: 3 hours Go fishing on a small local fishing boat on the waters around Ålesund. The catch can include fish like cod, haddock, pollack and saithe.

Sea Kayaking Tour Duration: 3 hours Paddle along the fjord and surrounding islands.

High capacity.

Helicopter Tours Duration: 15 - 30 minutes An excellent way to experience the spectacular views of the fjords, mountains and islands with the town beautifully situated in the midst of it all.

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MOLDE & ÅNDALSNES CRUISE PORT Events: Week 28: Norwegian Mountain Festival (Åndalsnes) Week 29: Molde International Jazz Festival (Molde) Week 31: Rauma Rock Festival (Åndalsnes) Week 35: Bjørnson Literary Festival (Molde) Cruise season: All year Average temperature: May: 14°C, June: 17°C, July: 19°C, August: 17°C, September: 14°C Tourist Information: www.visitnorthwest.no, www.visitandalsnes.com Port information: www.molde-romsdalhavn.no

The Atlantic Road - The World`s best Road Trip. Photo: Øyvnd Leren

MOLDE, ÅNDALSNES & ERESFJORD In the midst of the Norwegian fjords

Central ports for major cruise destinations Trollstigen, the Atlantic Road and Rauma Railway. The ports of Molde & Åndalsnes are situated in the midst of the Norwegian fjords, and have been visited by cruise ships since 1882. Cruise ships dock in the town centres, great for independent exploration. From 2016 we also welcome cruise ships to Eresfjord, where you can experience the quiet and charming village life. All excursions are possible from all ports. Perfect for visiting some of Norway`s most spectacular destinations and dramatic sights in one day. We offer a chance to visit two ports for the price of one, with scope for a wide variety of overland tours.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS Trollstigen & Trollveggen Duration: 3.5 hours from Åndalsnes.

An exceptional driving experience along a route steeped in tradition, through scenery with deep fjords and lush valleys. Trollstigen is one of the National Tourist Routes in Norway. Great restaurants and spectacular viewpoints both in Trollstigen and by Trollveggen, the highest vertical mountain in northern Europe.

The Atlantic Road Duration: 3.5 hours from Molde.

The Atlantic Road zigzags across bridges and islands, to the point where the land and the ocean meets the fjord. One of the National Tourist Roads in Norway.

Amazing on a sunny day, and dramatic in stormy weather. Voted Norwegian Structure of the Century and the world’s most beautiful road trip!

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The Rauma Railway Duration: 3.5 hours from Åndalsnes.

One of the most exciting railways in the world, built in 1924. Passes several waterfalls, the salmon river Rauma, with spectacular peaks rising above the Romsdal valley, including the Trollveggen. The Rauma Railway has been voted the most beautiful train ride in Europe.

Molde City Tour & Folk Dance at the Romsdal Museum Duration: 3 hours, Molde town centre.

Sightseeing tour in the town of jazz and roses including the Varden viewpoint, Molde panorama of 222 mountain peaks, Molde Cathedral, the rose gardens and the children’s folk dance group at the Romsdal Museum.

New! The Marble Caves & The Atlantic Road Duration: 5.5 hours from Molde.

Explore the mystical Marble caves. The caves are a

result of mining operations, but are now open to visitors. A boat ride into the caves offers a unique and stunning experience. Combine this with a trip to the Atlantic Road.

Håholmen Viking Ship Sailing Duration: 5 hours from Molde.

Take a scenic drive to the Atlantic Road, and sail on a Viking ship to the Norwegian adventurer Ragnar Thorseth’s island Håholmen. Enjoy the rustic charm of this original fishing village with wharfs, traditional fishermen’s shacks and a bakery.

New! Norsk Tindesenter Duration: 1 hour, Åndalsnes town centre.

Norsk Tindesenter is a modern experience centre of the Norwegian climbing and mountaineering history, featuring modern and interactive exhibits, a one of a kind 3D movie theatre and a café/restaurant. The indoor climbing hall includes a bouldering cave for kids.

Eresfjord. Photo: Elin Høstmark, Driva

Rauma Line. Photo: Leif J Olestad

Bud Fishing Village, Ergan Coastal Fort & The Atlantic Road Duration: 5 hours from Molde.

Visit Bud fishing village and Ergan Costal Fort.

Experience the restored subterranean War Memorial Museum from WW II, as well as the coastal centre showing the use of natural resources like gas and oil along the Norwegian coastline. Combine this with a scenic drive to the Atlantic Road.

New! Romsdal Museum Exhibition Duration: 2.5 hours, Molde town centre.

The new extension to the Romsdal Museum opened in 2016, offering a cultural history exhibition and temporary exhibitions, in addition to the existing open air museum of old buildings. The architectonic building is an interesting addition to the traditional museum.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF MOLDE, ÅNDALSNES & ERESFJORD Visiting address: Hamnegata 8, NO-6413 Molde Mailing address: P.O.B. 281, NO-6401 Molde Phone: +47 71 19 16 20 E-mail: office@molde-romsdalhavn.no Internet: www.molde-romsdalhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visit Northwest Phone: +47 70 23 88 00 E-mail: info@visitnorthwest.no Internet: www.visitnorthwest.no Visit Åndalsnes Phone: + 47 71 22 16 22 E-mail: info@visitandalsnes.com Internet: www.visitandalsnes.com GENERAL INFORMATION Guide service: All major languages Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: Kiosk/restrooms Shuttle bus: Only if the ships go to Moldegaard Pier in Molde.

Cruise piers within short walking distance to town centre.

Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES Shopping: Molde 100 m / Åndalsnes 200 m

Trollstigen. Photo: Roger Ellingsen, Statens Vegvesen

Rødven Stave Church Duration: 3 hours, Molde and Åndalsnes.

An excursion to one of the oldest stave churches in Norway, the history of this church dating back to the 13th century.

New! Ferryboat ride to Mardalsfossen Duration: 3 hours from Eresfjord Take a charming ferryboat ride on Lake Eikesdalsvannet and witness the spectacular Mardalsfossen. The waterfall plunges 297 m down into the valley and is the 4th highest waterfall in the world.

Mardalsfossen Waterfall and Nesset Vicarage Duration: 4 hours from Eresfjord.

A 30 min. easy hike will take you to the foot of the magnificent waterfall, Mardalsfossen, one of the highest free-falling waterfalls in the world. Visit the Nesset Vicarage, childhood home of the Norwegian writer Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson.

The Golden Route to Geiranger Duration: 8 hours from Åndalsnes.

Visit 3 famous sights in one tour. Trollstigen road, Trollveggen wall and the UNESCO World Heritage listed Geirangerfjord. Several amazing stops; the Gudbrandsjuvet ravine, the Eagle road and lush villages along the route.

New! Musk oxen safari Duration: 8.5 hours from Åndalsnes.

Enjoy a ride on the Rauma Railway through Reinheimen National Park. Go on a guided safari to watch the only wild population of musk ox in Europe.

Hjertøya Island & Fishing Village Duration: 3 hours from Molde.

10 minutes by boat from Molde harbour to the idyllic Hjertøya Island. Visiting a small fishing village, the Fisheries Museum, portraying local coastal culture, working life and living conditions from around 1850.

Beam: None Max size ship in port: Anchorage: No limitation.

Molde: One ship 155 000 BT alongside/ Åndalsnes: One ship 140 000 BT alongside.

Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation Max number of ships per day in port: Molde 2-4 ships alongside / Åndalsnes 1 ship alongside Several anchorages.

Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Molde: No limitation/Åndalsnes: 330 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Depth Molde: Storkaia 9 m, Moldegaard 10.5-11 m / Depth Åndalsnes: 8.5-12 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No bridge Crew facilities: Phones, shopping, free internet at the pier, library, golf, bowling, bicycle rent etc.

Local currency: NOK ATM: Molde 100 m / Åndalsnes 200 m / Eresfjord 2km Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: On request Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: Molde Airport - Molde 6 KM / Åndalsnes 55 km / Eresfjord 65 km Distance to city centre: Molde 100 m / Åndalsnes 200 m Nearest hospital: Molde Hospital Phone +47 71 12 00 00/ +47 113. Molde 2 km / Åndalsnes 55 km / Eresfjord 65 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Truck and bulkship/tankship Supplies: Truck Waste handling: Truck with container Waste water method: Truck.

Tugboats: Not compulsory. 1 hour from Aukra to Molde / 2.5 hours from Aukra to Åndalsnes.

Anchorage: YES Pontoons: NO Pilot: Channel 12-16 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: Phone 113 Charts: 33 - 34 Tidal movement: 1.8-2.0 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES

ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Clay and sand Minimum depth: No limitation Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Molde 500 m / Åndalsnes 500 m / Eresfjord 500 m

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KRISTIANSUND CRUISE PORT Events: Kristiansund opera festival (February) Nordic Light International Festival of Photography (April/May) Cruise season: All year. Useful links /cruise information: www.visitnorthwest.no, www.knhavn.no

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- The Photo: World`s Steinar best Melby Road Trip. Photo: Øyvnd Leren

KRISTIANSUND The Atlantic Road

The Atlantic Road – The world`s best road trip and the cultural town of Kristiansund.

The Atlantic Road has been ranked the world’s best road trip by the British newspaper ‘The Guardian’.

The Norwegian people have voted the road ‘the Construction of the Century’. The road zigzags across bridges and skerries, bringing you right out to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Kristiansund has a rich history and is known as the Klipfish (dried, salted cod) and opera town. Beautifully situated on four islands at the edge of the ocean, Kristiansund has a spectacular harbour, and it is an intimate, colourful and convivial town that is perfect for day trips.

The region is full of contrasts, with deep fjords, steep mountains, lovely villages and vibrant island communities – all within easy reach of Kristiansund.

ATTRACTIONS / EXCURSIONS The Atlantic Road Combine with Håholmen island/Kvernes Stave church or Bergtatt marble caves Duration: 4-5 hrs.

The Atlantic Road is only a 30 min. drive from the centre of Kristiansund and a “must see” attraction from Kristiansund. The Atlantic Road may be combined with a visit to Håholmen Island, a former fishing village from the 18th century. Board a replica Viking ship for a short boat tour. Film of the Norwegian adventurer Thorseth’s world tour on a Viking ship. The Atlantic Road may also be combined with the beautiful Kvernes Stave Church, beautifully situated and on historic ground or the mesmerizing adventures inside Bergtatt marble cave.

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Grip Island – boat tour to the fishing village from the medieval Duration 3.5 hrs.

Located 14 km out in the open sea, Grip was formerly one of the most important fishing villages on the western coast. Today, Grip serves as a summer holiday paradise. Narrow streets, colourful houses and a picturesque stave church – you will be charmed by this island! Guided tour on the island and a visit to the Grip Stave church from 1470.

Kristiansund city sightseeing Duration 3-4 hrs.

Kristiansund has an exciting history and this tour includes a stop to the Norwegian Klipfish museum, which was an important period of the town`s prosperity. See, smell, taste and get the story about the production of the salted and dried cod, the exports and history. The city sightseeing pays a visit to Varden view tower, the Kirkelandet church and may

include stops at Rastarkalv Memorial of the Viking battle that took place here in 955, a visit to the opera house, Festiviteten. Modern Kristiansund with the oil history at the Petro Oil and Gas Centre may be the last stop on this tour.

Harbour sightseeing – Sundbåten Duration: 1.5 hrs.

Only steps away from the cruise harbour, you can join a guided tour on the boat Sundbåten, which is an important symbol of the town and has been operating for 140 years. A guided tour between the four islands of Kristiansund is a great way to learn more of the town history. Recommended in combination with a visit to the Norwegian Klipfish museum.

Walking tour in Maritime Kristiansund Duration: 2-2.5 hrs. Season: winter Capacity: 20.

On this tour, visitors will learn some of the history of the maritime Kristiansund, and see a blacksmith at

Opera in Kristiansund. Photo: Bjørn Hansen

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work. At the end of this tour we will also visit a coffee roaster where you can taste fresh roasted coffee.

Easy walk of 30 min. in flat terrain to the Mellemværtet Historical Shipyard. The museum café is only a 5-min walk from the shipyard.

Technical visit to the Oil and Fish Oil Base Duration: 2 hrs Kristiansund has long traditions of trading with the outside world. This guided tour provides a good insight into two of the most important export industries in Norway, fisheries and oil/gas.

The Norwegian Klipfish (Bacalau) Museum Duration: 2 hrs The Norwegian Klipfish Museum is a large and well preserved wharf dating back to 1749. The wharf was used for klipfish production (dried and salted cod fish). All of your five senses will be challenged in this visit: seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and smelling.

Souvenirs and books are for sale and tasting of the Bacalao is also possible. The easiest way to get here is by the Sundbåten harbour boat, only about 15 min.

But bus is also possible.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF KRISTIANSUND & NORDMØRE HAVN IKS Visiting address: Astrupsgt. 9 NO-6509 Kristiansund Mailing address: Astrupsgt. 9 NO-6509 Kristiansund Phone/Fax: +47 40 00 65 04 E-mail: info@knhavn.no/Havnevakt@knhavn.no Internet: www.knhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Phone: +47 70 23 88 00 E-mail: info@visitkristiansund.com Internet: www.visitnorthwest.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: No Shuttle bus: No need Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES/ 100 m Shopping: YES/ 50 m Local currency: NOK ATM: YES Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO

Håholmen. Photo: Classic Norway

Opera/concerts in Festiviteten Opera House Duration: 2 hrs Collect a musical souvenir from Kristiansundt in this beautiful opera house, either as a concert in an informal setting or as a theme cruise with concert/ opera tickets included in the cruise. The opera in Kristiansund can be tailored to meet your special interests. Operetta/dance/classical music.

ACTIVITIES

Other excursions - Home visit - Introductory tour of Kristiansund by bus - Local food in Tingvoll

Hiking tours Guided hiking tour. Duration: 3-5 hrs.

Coastal walks, mountain peaks, easy or challenging tours available.

Fishing trip Duration: 3 hrs. Start at the pier, 2 min. from the cruise berth. Capacity: 10 – 30 pax.

Deep-sea fishing off Kristiansund on board the 78 foot MS Hagbart Waage. Fishing also available on the Atlantic Road and Smøla island.

Other activities - Diving at the Atlantic Road - Seal safari at the Atlantic Road - Sea eagle safari on Smøla

Internet access in pier area: YES - the whole area of Storkaia Mailboxes in pier area: YES - bus station 600 m Distances - airport: Kristiansund Airport Kvernberget / 8 km Distance to city centre: 0 m Nearest hospital: Kristiansund Hospital/ 500 m Other useful information: Internet Storkaia: KNH Password: havna6509 PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Bunkering by barge Supplies: Vest supply/ Kraemer Maritime/ TP Engros Waste handling: SAR AS Waste water method: By truck Tugboats: Kristiansund Taubåt Service Pontoons: YES Pilot: 16/13 Emergency: 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: 454 and 36 Tidal movement: 1.59 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No Limit Max size ship in port: 360 m Max number of passengers per day in port: 3000 Max number of ships per day in port: 2

Ship’s stay min /max: No Limit Environmental limitations /restrictions: No restritions Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 360 m and 205 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 10.5 m Maximum ship air draft if bridge: No Limit Crew facilities: NO

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TRONDHEIM CRUISE PORT Events: Trondheim Jazz Festival (June), St. Olavs Festival (July/August), Trondheim Food Festival (August) Cruise season: May-September. Tourist Information: www.visittrondheim.no

Trondheim. Photo: Trondheim Havn

TRONDHEIM

The historical capital of Norway Trondheim was founded by Viking King Olav Tryggvason in AD 997. It was the nation’s first capital, and continues to be the historical capital of Norway. The city is surrounded by lovely forested hills, and the Nidelven River winds through the city. The charming old streets at Bakklandet bring you back to architectural traditions and the atmosphere of bygone days. It has been, and still is, a popular pilgrimage site, due to the famous Nidaros Cathedral. Trondheim is the 3rd largest city in Norway – vivid and lively, with everything a big city can offer, but still with the friendliness of small towns. Choose between a rich variety of historical sights, museums and art galleries – and look forward to an unforgettable cultural and historical experience.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Nidaros Cathedral Duration: 1-2 hours Distance from the harbour: 1 km Nidaros Cathedral is the national sanctuary of Norway, built over the grave of St. Olav. Work began in 1070, but the oldest parts of today’s cathedral date from the middle of the twelfth century. It is the most northerly Gothic cathedral in the world. A tour in the Nidaros Cathedral can be combined with a visit to the Archbishop’s Palace and the Crown Jewels.

Ringve Music Museum and Botanical Gardens Duration: 2 hours Distance from the harbour: 3 km Norway ’s National Museum of Music and Musical Instruments, with instruments and artefacts from all over the world. It is situated at Ringve Gård, one of the distinguished mansions just outside the city centre, surrounded by a botanical garden with varied plant collections.

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Rockheim Museum Duration: 1.5 hours Distance from the harbour: 0 km A visit to Rockheim is a digital and high-tech experience. This spectacular and interactive museum charts the development of contemporary Norwegian music and popular culture from the 1950s until today.

Sverresborg, Trøndelag Open Air Museum Duration: 2-3 hours Distance from the harbour: 4 km The Museum of Cultural History situated around the ruins of King Sverre’s medieval castle. This is a large open air museum with 90 historical buildings from Trondheim and the Trøndelag area, including a stave church from the 12th century.

Trondheim city sightseeing Duration: 2 hours A guided bus tour of Trondheim and its outskirts.

Learn about Trondheim’s history and cultural life, and

see the most prominent sights such as Nidaros Cathedral, the Royal Residence, the wharves, the old wooden town bridge from 1681 and the the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Guided city walk Duration: 2-3 hours In Trondheim city centre everything is within walking distance. Experience the city and its architecture while learning about the city’s history that stretches from the Middle Ages to our high-tech society.

Maritime city walk Duration: 2 hours Did you know that Linie Aquavit was invented by accident, that coffee came to Trondheim as early as 1693, or that Trondheim had one of Norway’s busiest ports? The tour takes you to the quay’s warehouses and the old river port by the Nidelven river.

Nidaros. Photo: HG

The Wharves. Photo: Gonzalo Azumendi

Urban Kayaking Duration: 2 hours Distance from the harbour: 1.5 km Kayak or canoe adventures are not solely for the wilderness. On this kayaking adventure you’ll experience Trondheim’s architecture from water level and paddle along the famous wharves up the river Nidelven and on the fjord.

RIB boat adventure Duration: 1 hour Distance from the harbour: 0 km In a fast moving RIB you will get an experience you will never forget. This is an opportunity to see Munkholmen, the island of Tautra with castle ruins from 1251, Steinvikholmen Castle from the 16th century, or the fishing village Råkvåg.

Walking in the footsteps of the Pilgrims Distance from the harbour: 4 km Walk in the steps of thousands of pilgrims, along the Pilgrim’s Way from Sverresborg Folk Museum the Nidaros Cathedral. This walk may open up your mind

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF TRONDHEIM Visiting Address: Skippergata 14, NO-7040 Trondheim Mailing Address: PB 1234 Sluppen, NO-7462 Trondheim Contact person: Kirsti Østensjø Phone /Fax: (+47) 73 99 17 06 / (+47) 73 99 17 17 E-mail: havnevakt@trondheimhavn.no Internet: www.trondheimhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Nordre gt. 11 Distance from port: 800 m Mailing address: Nordre gt. 11, NO-7011 Trondheim Phone: +47 73 80 76 60 E-mail: post@visittrondheim.no Internet: www.visittrondheim.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: YES, if ordered Parking place for buses: YES, on pier Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation : YES, 100 m Shopping: 600 m Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 400 m at the Sentral Station Currency exchange: YES, 400 m at the Central Station

Mathallen. Photo: Marius Rua

to life’s more existential questions, and will give you an understanding of Norway’s Christian heritage.

Hiking in Bymarka Duration: 4 hours Distance from the harbour: 5 km This is an opportunity to head away from the city centre and explore Norwegian nature with all your senses. The nature hike will take you through the scenic forestland, passing small lakes and open landscape.

Oldtimer railway and historical mine Duration: 5 hours Distance from the harbour: 45 km Thamshavn Railway dates back to 1908 when the line was built to transport ore from the copper mines at Løkken. During World War II several attempts were made to sabotage the line. The one kilometre route inside the mine takes you through narrow corridors and large caves.

A Taste of Norway Duration: 2 hours Distance from the harbour: 1 Km A short walk through the city centre will bring you to the local food hall «Mathall Trondheim». Here you will learn about Norwegian food and food traditions and have the opportunity to sample a selection of the local products. You will also be able to purchase the products you have tasted in order to remake the recipes at home.

Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES, at Pier Centre Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 35 km / Værnes Airport Distance to city centre: 600 m Nearest hospital: St. Olavs Hospital / (+47) 73 52 25 00 / 2.5 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Truck/Trailer Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: YES, Truck/Trailer Tugboats: YES, if ordered Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES Pilot: Channel 16 Emergency: Channel 16/14 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: 458 Tidal movement: Between 2-3 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limitations Max size ship in port: BT 150 000 / PAX 4500 Max number of passengers per day in port: 8000 Max number of ships per day in port: 4

Ship’s stay min /max: No limitations Environmental limitations /restrictions: NO Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Quay 68: 360 m Quay 30: 260 m Quay 31: 300 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Quay 68: 13 m Quay 30: 8 m Quay 31: 10.6 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitations Crew facilities: WI-Fi in terminal * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud Minimum depth: 30 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 1000 m

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QUAY: Quay 68 Turistskipskaia (Tourist ship quay) Quay 30

LENGTH: 98 m -

DRAFT: 13 m -

AIRDRAFT: Unlimited -

BEAM: Unlimited -

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BRØNNØYSUND CRUISE PORT Events: Norwegian National Day, Norwegian Coast Festival, Nordland Boat Regatta, Brass Music Festival, Village Festivals Cruise Season: March - October Average temperature (Celsius): May 8, June 12, July 15, August 15, September 10 Useful links: www.visithelgeland.com Cruise Information: www.visithelgeland.com Port Information: www.cruiseportbronnoysund.no, www.bronnoyhavn.no

Torghatten. Photo; Ronny Lien

BRØNNØYSUND

In the centre of Norway, among thousands of islands Brønnøysund welcomes you to embark on an exploration in fascinating coastal history as well as a tour in an ancient and unique geological landscape. The area has 10045 islands and more than 10,000 years of history to share.

It includes Stone Age findings, Viking history and war history, as well as modern technology and contemporary daily life.

The Torghatten Mountain, with the hole straight through it, is our most well-known landmark among many in the region. The Vega Archipelago World Heritage Site gives an insight into the hard, but interesting life of the Islanders over the centuries. Brønnøysund bridge gives a beautiful panoramic view and there are easy hiking routes within walking distance from the centre of the town.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Mythical Mountain Torghatten Torghatten is one of Norway’s most iconic tourist attractions, known for the spectacular hole through the mountain. The hole is a marine abrasion cave that, during several periods of higher sea level in the last Ice Age, eventually became a tunnel. People feel small as they wander through the hole, with a length of 160 m, height of 35 m and width of 15-20 m. The mountain, like many along the Helgeland Coast, is the subject of many myths and legends and it is a place which visitors simply must experience when they visit Brønnøysund.

Torghatten mountain is one of the geosites in the Trollfjell Geopark, which aims to provide world-class activities and thrills based on the unique geological history and localities in the region.

The bus tour starts with a sightseeing through town, before crossing the splendid Brønnøysund Bridge and continuing 14 km to the foot of Torghatten.

We then commence the hike to the hole. We follow a natural path up the mountain, and after around 30 minutes we reach the entrance. From here, we can enjoy the fantastic view and walk through the hole itself before following the same path down again.

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Velfjord Open Air Museum and Nøstvik Church Velfjord Open Air Museum has an idyllic location in Velfjord, a fjord with seven distinct arms. The museum comprises a large collection of buildings and artefacts from the 16th and 17th centuries. It was set up to illustrate the daily life during this time and has a full range of tools for a variety of crafts. The Velfjord Museum also features an exhibition of Saami articles of everyday use. The Nøstvik Church is a log-built cruciform church dating from 1674. The Church is one of the oldest wooden churches in northern Norway. It features some historical content, including an altarpiece and church bell gifted to the church in 1758.

Sømna Open Air Museum The rural museum lies beautifully beside the Church at Vik and has 12 old and restored buildings from the 19th and early 20th century. The museum provides a unique insight into the the fishing and farming way of life for both men and women, and exhibits tools and artifacts that they used in their work. The tour includes a demonstration of baking local traditional bread, as well as tasting of local traditional treats. A visit to the Vik Church, built in 1876 with a cruciform plan, is also included in the tour.

Nevernes Havn Nevernes Havn, with an idyllic location overlooking the Velfjorden, is a centre for coastal heritage in southern Helgeland. Through extensive exhibitions with artefacts dating from the 18th century to the present, Nevernes tells the story of the people of Helgeland, during times of peace and war. Nevernes was once a commonly used harbour for local fishermen and at the Brygga local fishing boats, nets and other artefacts are exhibited. Brattås House is a farm house from 1850 with inventory, as well as metal and wooden tools. Nevernes Gaard features an exceptional collection of war memorabilia from World War II, with displays ranging from uniforms and personal effects to equipment and small firearms.

Home visit to a traditional Norwegian coffeetime You will be welcomed by one of the locals to take traditional Norwegian morning or afternoon coffee in a perfectly ordinary Norwegian home.

We walk in small groups from the centre of Brønnøysund and we are welcomed to come inside by one of the residents of the household to enjoy a cozy and informal cup of coffee. You may of course enjoy a nice cup of tea instead of coffee but coffee has been our local favourite beverage for the last decade. Just as tea has been for other cultures.

Unesco Island Vega. Photo: Rita Johansen

Norwegian Aquaculture Centre. Photo: Torhild Haugen

UNESCO Island Vega The Vega archipelago was inscribed on UNESCO’s list of world heritage sites in 2004.

The Vega archipelago gained world heritage status mainly due to the unique interaction between the eider ducks and generations of fishermen / farmers.

A trip to the Vega archipelago offers an exciting insight into the traditions of egg and down collection. At Vega we visit the E-House, a museum and documentation centre devoted to eider ducks. The museum documents the tradition of keeping eider ducks as domestic animals. At the World Heritage Exhibition, the guide will tell you about Vega’s world heritage traditions and about life on Vega today. There is also a film and a beautiful photo slideshow from the archipelago. You can also experience the landscape of Holandsosen Nature Reserve, known for its calcareous bedrock, wetlands and rich birdlife. You can join a botanic hike to Guristraumen studying different orchids and other plants on the shoreline.

In the same area you will find a cafe and a shop called “Lille Lånan” selling different products made of eiderdown.

Norwegian Aquaculture Centre The sea and fishing traditions have for thousands of years been the primary source of food and basis of survival for the people on the coast of Norway. The Norwegian Aquaculture Centre invites you to get an insight into modern aquaculture and fish farming, which is the second largest export industry in Norway. The Norwegian Aquaculture Centre also includes an exhibition that consists of aquariums – both freshwater and saltwater -, a section which highlights the fisheries in the olden days and a unit which present the fascinating geological history of the region. In the beautiful surroundings along the Toftsundet strait you visit a real fish farm and get a close up experience of the salmon fish farming process.

And at the end of the tour you are of course welcome to taste the end product.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION

Currency exchange: Yes, 2 km, at the tourist office Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 4 km Distance to city centre: 2 km Nearest hospital: Brønnøysund Medical Centre, phone +47 75 01 24 00, 3 km

PORT OF BRØNNØYSUND Visiting address: Havnegata 44, NO-8900 Brønnøysund Mailing address: P.O.B. 65, NO-8901 Brønnøysund Contact person: Sølvi Helen Kristoffersen Phone/Fax: +47 75 01 20 70 E-mail: bronnoy.havn@bronnoy.kommune.no Internet: www.bronnoyhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Sømnaveien 92, NO-8900 Brønnøysund Distance from port: 2 km Mailing address: Sømnaveien 92, NO-8900 Brønnøysund Phone/Fax: +47 95 11 31 33 E-mail: bronnoysund@visithelgeland.com Internet: www.visithelgeland.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: YES, to be ordered at the tourist office Parking place for buses: 50 m Taxi: YES, to be booked in advance Rental cars: YES, to be booked in advance Public transportation: NO Shopping: 2 km Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 2 km

Hildur’s Herb Garden You will get a sincere and warm welcome from the excellent hosts and experience their private home. In the old living room, with antique furniture and artefacts, you will get a glimpse of the farm’s old history. In the Sagastua lounge with a flair from the Viking Era, you will

Hildurs Herb Garden. Photo: Olav T. Søla

be invited to enjoy a tasty meal flavored by the herbs from the garden and seasonal ingredients, usually produced in the local region. The herb garden, with approx. 200 plants, roses and perennials, is a gorgeous sight offering peace of mind. The small farm shop stocks local products including herbs, tea and spices, which are produced on the farm.

Other attractions upon request • Brønnøy Church • Skarsåsen Fortress from the 2nd World War • Vevelstad Open Air Museum • Forvik Trading Post with coffee roastery • Hiking, biking and kayaking tours • Flightseeing More information: www.visithelgeland.com www.trollfjellgeopark.no www.havbrukssenter.no www.hildurs.no www.verdensarvvega.no

Max number of ships per day in port: 2 Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Central Port: 200 m Northern Port Gårdsøya: 300 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Central Port: 6.2 m Northern Port Gårdsøya: 25 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: 30 m

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: By truck Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: By truck Tugboats: YES, on request Anchorage*: YES, on request Pontoons: NO Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian Charts NO 488 and 53 Tidal movement: 2.5 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: NO Ship tenders allowed: NO Max size ship in port: 300 m /2000 pax Max number of passengers per day in port: 2000

Northern Port Gårdsøya

QUAY: Central Port Northern Port

LENGTH: 200 m 100 m

DRAFT: 6.2 m 25 m

AIRDRAFT: Bridge 30 m None

BEAM: -

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BODØ CRUISE PORT Events: January – Bodø Jazz Open Music Festival, March – People & Fish Music festival, April – Pop Festival, April - International Organ Festival, June – Arctic Yoga, August - Nordland Music Festival, August - Parken Music Festival Cruise Season: All year Normal temperature range: (C) Winter: -10 /+5 Summer +10 / +20 Useful links: www.visitbodo.com Cruise Information: www.visitbodo.com/cruise Port Information: www.portofbodo.com

Bodø, MS AIDAvita. Photo: Ingvar M. Mathisen

BODØ

Your first port of call north of the Arctic Circle In Bodø we greet first time visitors with a big bang, from the cannons at Nyholm Fortress and live music on the quayside. We offer a vibrant city on the edge of nature, with dazzling Midnight Sun and magical Northern Lights, music festivals and concerts throughout the year, a lively city centre with restaurants and shops, central berths and memorable excursions. We recommend Saltstraumen -the world’s strongest maelstrom, Kjerringøy Island - a historic trading post, the National Norwegian Aviation Museum, Sea Egle Safari by RIB, Fishing trips, Arctic Rail, Stone Age heritage and hikes. During the winter enjoy ice fishing, walking tours and spectacular Northern Lights excursions.

With a one-stop connection to the major airport hubs of Europe, Bodø is the perfect turnaround port.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS NATURAL PHENOMENONS AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES SALTSTRAUMEN Visit the world’s strongest tidal current where the largest whirlpools are 12 m in diameter and 5 m deep.

See one of the wonders of the world at close quarters, as an onlooker on the shore, on a Sea Eagle Safari by RIB or over a stone age cultural meal.

Learn about the historical adventures off the world’s strongest tidal current.

Enjoy refreshments and an educational multimedia film which explains the phenomenon occurring every 6 hours when almost 400 million cubic metres of water pass through the 3 km long and 150 m wide strait between the Saltenfjord and the Skjerstadfjord at speeds of up to 20 knots.

Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 400

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HIKING AND WALKS Bodø is a find for those who love nature, and the view from Mt Keiservarden is magnificent.

Bodø is a peninsula surrounded by ocean and fjords, but also by a scenic countryside on the outskirts of the city. Mountainous Bodø offers wonderful hiking opportunities with its 120 peaks surrounding the city. You can choose between easy walks to demanding rock climbing.

Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 120

SVARTISEN GLACIER Norway’s second largest glacier, underground caves, marble formations, steep peaks, waterfalls and a beautiful lake are all located in the beautiful National Park. You might like to try biking, dog sledding, mindful walking, kissing a Moose, a guided glacier tour or taking in the view from the café.

Duration: 8 hours by coach. Capacity 120

DEEP SEA FISHING Bring your enthusiasm and a little luck for an unforgettable fishing trip just outside Bodø.

You will be equipped with fishing rod and thermosuit to keep you nice and warm whilst on deck. Your captain and crew know all the best places and will help you to get the right technique in order to get the catch of the day which will be prepared and served onboard.

Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 24

KJERRINGØY OLD TRADING POST Kjerringøy Trading Post is situated in an idyllic setting at beautiful Kjerringøy, a pearl on northern Norway’s coast. A picturesque, coastal-alpine landscape sheltered from the ocean by a garland of small islands, islets and rocks.

Kjerringøy is 45-minute drive from Bodø and has 15 authentic buildings at this traditional, north Norwegian trading post which are exceptionally well-preserved. Follow the farmhand and the maid

GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS

Trip to Norway’s national aviation museum

Saltstraumen. Photo: Tommy Andreassen / www.nordnorge.com

through the old buildings with their distinctive and authentic atmosphere, buy boiled sweets at the country store and take part in many other activities during the season. A Multimedia show recounts the history of the trading post.

Duration: 5 hours. Capacity: 250.

CONCERT IN BODØ CATHEDRAL Enjoy a magical performance in Bodø Cathedral, just a short walk from your ship. The organist will welcome you and give an introduction to the city, Bodø Cathedral and it´s pride and joy -one of the largest organs with 5200 pipes.

Sit back and enjoy the beautiful concert by the local youth choir dressed in their national costumes. You might like to combine the visit with a scenic drive to Rønvikfjellet viewpoint for a glimpse of the Northern Lights or the Midnight Sun. Duration: 1 hours. Capacity: 900

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF BODØ Visiting address: Bodøterminalen, Terminalveien Mailing address: P.O.B. 138 , NO-8001 Bodø, Phone/Fax: +47 75 55 10 80/90 E-mail: firmapost@bodohavn.no Internet: www.bodohavn.no

NORWEGIAN AVIATION MUSEUM The National Norwegian Aviation Museum was opened in 1994 and is Norway’s national museum in this field. It is situated in Bodø in a building shaped like a gigantic propeller, and deals with both military and civil aviation. Inside the museum you can experience aviation and its fascinating history at close quarters. See famous and infamous aircraft like the Spitfire, the Twin Otter and the U-2 spy plane at close quarters.

Duration: 3 hours Capacity: 900.

NORDLAND MUSEUM BODØ This is the oldest museum in Nordland County, established in 1888. In one of Bodø’s oldest buildings (from 1904), you can see the exhibition entitled “Our City”, which portrays the city’s history. The museum also has a 1000-year-old silver treasure from Rønvik on display. Outside the museum there is an Iron Age monolith. Duration: 2 hours. Capacity: 50.

Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 1.5-3 km / Bodø Airport Distance to city centre: 10-300 m.

Nearest hospital: Nordlands Hospital/ +47 75 53 40 00 / 1 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES, by truck or bunkers terminal Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Tank. Trucks Tugboats: YES, on prior request Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES, but for tenders only Pilot: Channel 16/13 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian Tidal movement: MLWS, 0.4 m.; MHWS, 2.8 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: Unlimited Max size ship in port: 330 m. length / 10.5 m. draft Max number of passengers per day in port: Max 5000 pax Max number of ships per day in port: Max 4 ships Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: NO Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES

TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Tollbugata 13, NO-8006 Bodø Distance from port: 50 m Mailing address: P.O.B. 514, NO-8001 Bodø Phone/Fax: +47 75 54 80 10 E-mail: post@visitbodo.com Internet: www.visitbodo.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 100-200 m.

Shopping: 10-300 m.

Local currency: NOK ATM: 50-300 m.

Currency exchange: 50-300 m.

Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES

Kjerringøy Trading Post. Photo: Terje Rakke / Nordic Life

SIGHTSEEING From quayside, by bus or walking. Enjoy a sightseeing tour with a visit to the local church, the charming city centre with its local chocolate shop, cafes & museums. Followed by the panoramic vistas from Ronvikfjellet mountain.

Duration: 2 hours. Capacity: 100.

WINTER Located in the Northern Lights belt just north of the Arctic Circle, Bodø offers excellent chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Its mild coastal climate, the Aurora Borealis and fantastic Arctic twilight makes for an excellent winter destination. Enjoy activites like: Horseback riding, Ice fishing, Concerts, Deep Sea Fishing, Dog sledding, Walks, Kiss a Moose & glacier tours.

Maximum ship length: 1. Dampskips quay: 130 m.

2. Town Square quay: 220 m.

3. Terminal quay South: 230 m.

4. Terminal quay: 330 m.

5. Valen Terminal quay: 110 m.

Maximum depth in sea: 1. Dampskips quay: 6.0 m.

2. Town Square quay: 7.5 m.

3. Terminal quay South: 8.4 m.

4. Terminal quay: 11.5 m.

5. Valen Terminal quay: 8.0 m.

Yokohama fenders available in the port Maximum ship airdraft: Bodø - No limitation Maximum ship airdraft: Svartisen - 64 m.

Crew facilities: Mooring in city center provides very easy access to numerous types of shopping, attractions, cafes etc.

Free Internet access available.

ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand/clay Bodø: - Distance from anchorage to tender pontoon: 500 m.

- Minimum draft: 20 m.

- Pontoon length: 40 m., Pontoon draft: 3 m.

Svartisen: - Distance from anchorage to tender pontoon: 300 m.

- Minimum draft: 40 m.

- Pontoon length: 40 m., Pontoon draft: 10 m.

BODØ

Rønvikleira

1 Ronvik

QUAY: Dampskips quay Town Square quay Terminal quay South Terminal quay* Valen Terminal quay

LENGTH: 100 m.

130 m.

200 m.

350 m.

125 m.

DRAFT: 6,0 m.

7.5 m.

8.4 m.

9.0 - 10.5 m.

8.0 m.

* Dredging project underway, completion 2018.

AIRDRAFT: Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

BEAM: Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

HIGHT QUAYSIDE: +4.5 (LAT) +4.5 (LAT) +4.5 (LAT) +4.5 (LAT) +4.5 (LAT)

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NARVIK CRUISE PORT Narvik – We have a story to tell. Cruise Season: All year. Average temperature (Celsius): Winter: -15°C /+7°C, Summer +15°C / +25°C Cruise Information: www.visitnarvik.com Port Information: www.portofnarvik.com

Northern Lights train. Illustration/Photo: Visit Narvik

NARVIK

The region of contrast Welcome to Narvik - A peninsula surrounded by fjords and mountains. Narvik is so much more than just beautiful nature!

It is the home of the Ofoten railway, the navvies, the famous bears Salt & Pepper and its unique war history.

It was the first industrial town in Northern Norway and was given town status in 1902 as the construction of the Ofoten Railway was completed. A town centre was formed and its unique culture was, and still is, influenced by Swedish navvies, British engineers and sailors from across the world. Located 45 km from the Swedish border you can visit two countries in one day.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Polar Park The world’s northernmost wildlife park and one of Northern Norway’s most popular tourist attractions.

With its 114 acres of natural habitat it houses Arctic animals such as wolves, brown bear, lynx, wolverine, moose, reindeer, musk oxen and fox. Enjoy a guided tour of the park.

Why not try a different kind of visit?

• Wolf Camp We give you the unique opportunity to meet the wolves at Polar Park inside the enclosure! Meet this mythical animal, and discover the actual truth about wolves.

• Howl night (winter) Join us and get a unique and fantastic experience after closing time. It is dark, with crispy snow underfoot, and you are calling the wolves and they reply. This is the perfect setting for the Northern Lights to magically light up the sky.

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• Wolf Lodge How would you like to stay overnight in the Wolf Lodge at Polar Park. Built in the middle of a large wolf enclosure, this is a truly unique experience.

The Ofoten Railway The Ofoten Railway extends for 42 km from Narvik to the Swedish border and winds its way through steep, rugged, mountainous terrain north of the Arctic Circle.

The journey is a tourist attraction in itself. The line was once described as the 8th Wonder of the World and was the northernmost, coldest and harshest railway construction project the world had ever seen.

Ofoten Railway & Navvy trek In a rich and wild nature setting the Navvy Trail winds its way down from the mountain to the fjord. The framework for this picturesque walk is nature itself with vibrant colours, brilliant light and unique sounds.

The Navvy Trail has been branded a cultural Heritage trail.

Narvikfjellet – Cable Car Take the cable car to one of the most famous viewpoints in Northern Norway - the mountain restaurant 656 metres above sea level. Enjoy the spectacular view, the Midnight Sun or the Northern Lights. Several walking tours can be organised from here. Sled rides down the mountain in the winter.

Climbing Park – fun for both children and adults. Ski slopes, children’s slopes, equipment hire.

Aurora Hunting The Aurora Borealis, also called the Northern Lights, is only visible in the northern hemisphere in the period September to April. However, the best time is from October till February. We can offer several excursions where we go looking for this incredible phenomenon, hopefully leaving you with memories of a lifetime.

War History & Memorial Museum Narvik’s dramatic history from World War II is told through pictures, displays and interactive animations

Narvikfjellet. Photo: Pål Jakobsen

Polar Park - Howl Night. Photo: Peter Rosén

at the brand new war museum. For two months a bitter battle for Narvik took place, and it was here that the first major victory by the Allies during World War II was achieved.

Narvik Mountain Lodge Stunning lodge located half way up the Fagernes Mountain. Combine this with activities such as a walk on snow-shoes, hiking, dining, Northern Lights excursion or just enjoying the view from the luxurious balcony with a warm drink in hand. Fun and games in the snow for those feeling playful. In the summer why not have a BBQ whilst watching the sun that never sets.

Njalasouka Adventures A sleigh ride to the Njalasouka lavvu is the start of an exciting trip that brings you high up in the mountains with fantastic mountain scenery that creates a perfect backdrop to your “Sami” day out. Traditional Sami food combined with storytelling, activities and the opportunity to be a reindeer herder for a day.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF NARVIK Visiting address: Fagernesveien 2, NO-8514 Narvik Mailing address: P.O.B. 627, NO-8508 Narvik Contact person: Øistein Kaarbø Phone/Fax: +47 76 95 03 83 E-mail: ok@narvikhavn.no Internet: www.portofnarvik.com TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Stasjonsveien 1 (Railway station) Distance from port: 2 km Mailing address: P.O.B. 338, NO-8505 Narvik Phone/Fax: +47 76 96 56 00 E-mail: post@visitnarvik.com Internet: www.visitnarvik.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: Not mandatory, but most cruise lines use them.

Not free Parking place for buses: 20 m from ship Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 200 m Shopping: YES, 1.5 km Local currency: NOK

Narvik Mountain Lodge. Photo: Pål Jakobsen

Dog sledding Glide across the blanket of snow to the sound of the runners and the panting of the dogs.

Snowmobile excursions Go on an adventure and experience the wild mountains on one of our environmentally friendly snowmobiles.

Gratangen – Norwegian Coastal History in a nutshell Norwegian coastal history goes back thousands of years, and in the picturesque village of Gratangen you can learn how this has evolved. Visit the boat museum which hosts one of northern Europe’s largest collections of traditional Nordland boats (Fembøring – 10-oared boats). This is how fishing used to be.

ATM: YES, 1.5 km Currency exchange: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: NO Mailboxes in pier area: NO, but we post mail for guests Distances - airport: Narvik Airport: 4 km (local flights), H/N Evenes: 80 km.

Distance to city centre: 1.5 km Nearest hospital: Narvik Hospital - 769 68000, 2.2 km from port PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Bunker barge from Harstad Supplies: Smaller amounts available Waste handling: Waste containers Waste water method: Tank lorry, suction Tugboats: 3 tugboats available Anchorage*: Inner or outer anchorage spots, also used by Bulk Carriers Pontoons: NIL Pilot: Lodingen Pilot Station Emergency: Bodo Radio or Narvik Port Control Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian Ch. No. 142 and 461 Tidal movement: Average 2 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: NO Ship tenders allowed: YES

Hiking trek to Forsnesvannet (Tøttatoppen) Tøttatoppen is one of Narvik’s most famous peaks, and in order to be considered a true Narviking you must have climbed this mountain. It is located to the east of the town centre and stretches 1234 metres above sea level.

Panoramic Skjomen (summer only) Skjomen is known for its scenic and volcanic terrain with high, steep mountains, and clear water.

Skjomtind, Reintind, and Klubbviktind are three of the many staggering mountains surrounding the fjord.

The Frostisen glacier, which is one of the larger plateau glaciers in Norway, is located just west of the fjord.

Beam: No limitation Max size ship in port: Approx. 100 000 GT/3000 PAX Max number of passengers per day in port: 2000, with view to increase over the next few years Max number of ships per day in port: 2 alongside, plus tendering Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Fagernes Quay: 250 m, Pier 1: 140 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 15 m Maximum ship air draft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: Seamen’s Club, shopping, sightseeing * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud Minimum depth: 25 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Inner anch.: 1000 m, Outer anch.: 3000 - 4000 m

NARVIK city centre

Ore Berth

QUAY: Fagernes Central Harbour

LENGTH: 280 m 140 m

DRAFT: 15 m 8.3/5.3 m

AIRDRAFT: No limit No limit

BEAM: No limit 60 m

HEIGHT QUAYSIDE: 3.9 m at MW 3.7 m at MW

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HARSTAD CRUISE PORT Events: ILIOS Festival – new music (February), the Northern Norway Cultural Festival (June), the International Sea Fishing Competition, the Northern Norwegian Beer Festival, the Backyard Festival (August), the Viking Festival (August), Arctic Wine Festival (September), Arctic Moving Image and Film Festival (October) Cruise season: All year Average temperature (Celsius): January 2.8 °C and July 12.6 °C Port information: www.harstadhavn.no Useful links: www.visitharstad.com

Catching the Arctic light. Photo: Steve Nilsen

HARSTAD

Culture, history and coastal adventures!

Harstad is located right in the middle of northern Norway with unbelievable natural surroundings, a rich history dating back to medieval times and some of the broadest cultural heritage of the North. Harstad is located on the largest island in Norway, Hinnøya, the gateway island in the Lofoten and Vesteraalen archipelago. With 24,000 inhabitants, our town is the cultural capital of northern Norway. We will be pleased to provide any service you may require such as technical services from our two shipyards, provisions, crew and passenger change/turn around, city centre cruise quay with short distances to all points of interest or transport for your shorex, and a professional destination company with qualified guides and tour operators. Welcome to Harstad!

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS We have available a wide variety of tailor made and theme-based excursions within walking distance or easy travel arrangements from our cruise port, when visiting Harstad. Our guides are highly competent and will do their very best to make your excursion an unforgettable experience.

The Trondenes Peninsula Duration: 3.5 hours. Capacity: 10 – 500 Pax The Trondenes Peninsula is historically important; it was once the seat of a Viking Chief and was later occupied by the Germans during World War II. Visit the world’s northernmost stone church, Trondenes Church, dating back to the late Middle Ages (1250). A short walk from the church you will find Trondenes Historical Centre, where its exhibition takes us from the Viking ages to the present day. Further up the hill lies the Adolf Gun, which is one of the world’s largest land based canons and the world’s only fully restored fortification. It has a barrel measuring 40.6 cm in diameter.

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The green community – Kvæfjord Duration: 5 Hours. Capacity: 10 – 120 pax.

In the lush countryside of Kvæfjord you will find the Rå Gardening School, with plants specially adapted to the Arctic climate. You can visit Hemmestad Brygge (wharf), which is a former trading post where time has stood still for almost 200 years. In Kvæfjord you will also find the Trastad Collection where you can visit an authentic residential and care facility from 1966. Today the institution is a museum; see a unique collection of art in the only gallery in Norway exhibiting art created by people with mental disabilities. We recommend having lunch at the beautiful Røkenes Gård, dating back to 1750, before returning to your ship.

Guided day trip to the Lofoten Islands Duration: 8 Hours. Capacity: 15-200 pax.

From Harstad we travel south through the historical and beautiful Tjeldsundet strait. On our way, we pass the old trading post Sandtorgholmen from the 15th century.

North of Lødingen we head westwards for 18 km before entering “LOFAST”- the mainland connection to Lofoten.

From here we drive towards Fiskebøl and Svolvær, travelling through dramatic and wild nature towards one of Norway`s most important fishing ports. In Svolvær we pay “Magic Ice» a visit - ice bar and gallery, where you can look at ice art and coastal culture while enjoying some refreshments. After lunch we head back towards Harstad, and you get another chance to enjoy the magnificent nature of the Lofoten Islands.

Snow Fun Duration: 4 hours. Capacity: 10 – 200 pax.

Go to the summit of Mt. Sollia by snow-cat, then sled down the mountainside. During the visit you can also try your hand at a game of curling with natural stones and take part in a toboggan race. A warm lunch is prepared over the fire in a lavvo (traditional Sami tent).

Viking chieftain Tore Hund’s empire Duration: 3-5 hours. Capacity: 8 – 24 pax.

A RIB takes you from Harstad to Sundsvoll strait to Bjarkøy. Learn about the areas geography, nature and history. An example being Tore Hund’s chieftain seat at

Photo: Sigrid Schrøder

Photo: Vizuelli

Øvergården in Nergårdshavn. We make a short stop in the Sundsvoll strait so that you can get to know the kittiwakes and eagles on bird rock. A light lunch is served in “Midgard”. Coffee or tea included. Good footwear suitable for the time of year is recommended.

Your camera is an absolute must on this trip!

Catching the Arctic light No. of pax: 60-80. Season: All year (indoors). Duration: approximately 60 minutes. Necessary equipment: camera/smartphone. Meet one of Norway’s most renowned Arctic photographers and get helpful tips on catching the Arctic light! Take better pictures and have more fun with your camera or smartphone when visiting the High North.

Culinary feast at the beach No. of pax: max 30. Season: Summer. Duration: approximately 3.5 hours. Suitable for: culinary explorers and history lovers. Necessary equipment: Camera.

The tour starts with a RIB tour, a fast boat through the Fjord in Harstad. You will learn about Viking history, the Islands and then disembark at a beach.

At the beach you will be greeted by your chef from the

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF HARSTAD Visiting address: Rikard Kaarbøesgt 2 Mailing address: c/o Postmottak, P.O.B. 1000, NO-9479 Harstad Contact person: Ivar Hagenlund Phone/Fax: +47 77 00 12 12 E-mail: harstadhavn@harstad.kommune.no Internet: www.harstadhavn.no

Photo: B & B Touring

Umami restaurant with a glass of champagne. Then the chefs prepare your 4-course dinner including wine at this historical Arctic beach!

Dinner and a view!

No. of pax: max 30. Season: Summer. Duration: approximately 3.5 hours. Suitable for: culinary explorers and hiking enthusiasts. Necessary equipment: good shoes and camera. This fantastic culinary experience starts with a bus drive from the pier to Mt. Aune approximately 8 km northwest of Harstad. Your guide will leave the coach with you and start the hike towards Keipen on the top of Mt. Aune – 490 m.a.s.l. Your chef from Umami restaurant in Harstad will prepare a 4-course dinner including wine and you can enjoy your gourmet food seated in the wild with spectacular 360-degree views on the top!

Sami evening in lavvo Light refreshments included. No. of pax: Groups up to 50. Season: All year. Duration: 3.5 hours.

Experience the Sami culture at Harstad Wildlife Centre only 10 minutes from the city. Here we have a lavvo (Sami tent) with a big bonfire that will keep you warm.

Currency exchange: YES, 10 m Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: NO Mailboxes in pier area: YES, 50 m Distances - airport: 44 km Distance to city centre: 50 m Nearest hospital: Harstad University Hospital/ +47 07766 / 1 km PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Truck Supplies: Possible to arrange Waste handling: Possible to arrange Waste water method: By truck Tugboats: On request Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: Can be rented Pilot: #12 Emergency: # 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: 69-77-79-81-82-487 Tidal movement: Approx. 2 m Open: 24 hours ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limit Max size ship in port: 300 m Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation

TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Sjøgata 1 B Distance from port: 100 m Mailing address: P.O.B. 654, NO-9486 Harstad Phone/Fax: +47 77 01 89 89/ +47 92 22 44 08 E-mail: post@visitharstad.no Internet: www.visitharstad.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Parking place for buses: YES, 50 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 70 m Shopping: 150 m Local currency: NOK ATM: 200 m

During a visit to Harstad Wildlife Centre you are taken on a journey into the Sami world, gaining an insight into a historical and exciting culture. Sitting by the warm fire inside the lavvo, you will be served a Sami meal. The Sami people will “Joik” (traditional Sami form of song), tell Sami stories and you will learn some Sami words.

Hunting for the Northern Lights Warm beverages will be served. Duration: 2 hours.

Equipment: Camera. We drive by bus from Harstad to Elgsnes beach to hunt for the beautiful Northern Lights.

In the bus, the guide will provide you with information about the fantastic Aurora Borealis – the Northern Lights!

At Elgsnes beach we will take pictures of the Northern Lights and you will hear something of the history of the old Elgsnes farmhouse. You will be able to relax there and have a warm drink under the open sky.

A professional photographer will join the tour and give you advice on how to take pictures of the Northern Lights with your camera.

Environmental limitations /restrictions: NO Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum Ship Dimensions: Larsneset length 280 m, depth 7.5 m Seljestad length 200 m, depth 7 m Stangnes quay 2 length 220 m, depth 9.5 m * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand/stone Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 1/2 nm Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes Runway: width 45 m RWY 17 Take off runway available (TORA): 2808 m Accelerate stop distance available (ASDA): 2808 m Take off distance available (TODA): 3090 m Landing distance available (LDA): 2716 m RWY 35 Take off runway available (TORA): 2808 m Accelerate stop distance available (ASDA): 2808 m Take off distance available (TODA): 3046 m Landing distance available (LDA): 2750 m Accepted Aircraft: ICAO code E plain (Boeing 747/777, Airbus A330/A340)

Larsneset HARSTAD CITY CENTRE QUAY: Larsneset Terminal Seljestad Terminal Stangnes Terminal

LENGTH: 220 m 200 m 120 m

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LOFOTEN CRUISE PORT Events: World Cod Fishing Championship (March), Lofoten Chamber Festival (July), Viking Festival (August) Cruise Season: February-September Average temperature: (Celsius) May: 9°, June: 10°, July /August: 12° Useful links: www.lofoten.info Cruise and Port Information: Leknes: www.vestvagoy.kommune.no Svolvær: www.vaganhavn.no

Moksnes, Lofoten. Photo: Terje Rakke/ Nordic Life/ www.nordnorge.com

LOFOTEN

Magical islands Voted by National Geographic as one of the most appealing destinations in the world, Lofoten is an Arctic island group that has been a cruise destination since 1889.

The landscape is striking in its variety: wildly beautiful places of marsh and rock, green fields and still lakes, dramatic mountains and white sand beaches by jade seas. Lofoten is dotted with picturesque villages and fish-drying racks, as stockfish – dried cod – has been the main export since the Middle Ages. The five main islands are linked by road and you can easily cross all five and return in a day. Passengers can also disembark at one port and rejoin the ship at another.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Magic Ice in Svolvær is the world’s first ice gallery and bar. Ice sculptures representing different aspects of Arctic life are dramatically lit and sound-tracked.

The SKREI Experience Centre is a complete experience for the whole family, located in Storvågan, Kabelvåg. The Lofoten Aquarium presents the northern Norwegian sea life, the Lofoten Museum tells the history of the Lofoten fisheries from the Middle Ages up until modern times, and Gallery Espolin shows paintings with captivating scenes from Lofoten. Nyvågar Rorbuhotell has a restaurant, conference facilities and ample accommodation.

Gallery Lofotens Hus is located in the charming fishing village of Henningsvær. As well as paintings

by North Norwegian artists past and present, the

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gallery shows the multi-media work «Magic Island Kingdom», a loving portrait of Lofoten through the year.

Full Steam is a private museum with a special collection of items connected to Lofoten’s long fishing traditions. It also contains a cod liver factory that shows the historical production of cod liver oil.

Lofoten Golf Links offers a newly opened 18-hole championship golf course situated next to white sandy beaches facing the Atlantic Ocean. Here you can play golf 24 hours a day during the summer.

The season lasts from the end of April until the end of October. Next to the golf course the horse farm Hov Hestegård offers trips on Icelandic horses both summer and winter. Dining is possible in the Clubhouse at the golf course.

Meet the Vikings! The biggest house in the world of the Vikings was found in Lofoten and reconstructed in full size, 83 m long. At Lofotr Viking Museum at Borg you can travel 1000 years back in time and see the Vikings demonstrating handcrafts, study arts and crafts. Row the Viking ship, try your hand at archery and other activities. Film and exhibition halls with unique artefacts. Viking style food and drinks.

Vestvågøy Museum is located in the old schoolhouse and displays items from many areas of daily life in Lofoten’s past. There is also a fisherman’s cabin in the grounds.

Hauklandsstranda with its turquoise waters, white sand and backdrop of green mountains was voted «the most beautiful beach in Norway».

Flakstad. Photo: Kristian Nashoug/ www.lofoten.info

Lofotr Viking Museum, Storvik. Photo: Kjell Ove

Lofoten. Photo: Lofoten Links

Unstad viewpoint gives a breathtaking panorama over the fishing village of Unstad, just a few houses nestled in a classic U-shaped glacial valley on Lofoten’s wild north coast.

Sund is home to a blacksmith, famous for his sculptures of cormorants, as well as a fishing boat engine museum and souvenir shop with refreshments.

Nusfjord is Norway’s best preserved fishing village.

The centre is the harbour, surrounded by fishermen’s cabins, some over 100 years old. As well as a variety of historic buildings, there is a cafe, a pub, a shop, a silversmith and a bird cliff.

Reine was voted the «most picturesque village in Norway» by a national paper, while Time Magazine called the view of the mountain-lined fjord beyond «the most beautiful view in the world». Also in Reine is Gallery Eva Harr.

Vikten has an attractive beach with some extraordinary rocks sculpted by time and the elements. It is home to a glassblower and a ceramicist, with workshops open to the public.

Å Fishing Village Museum boasts the oldest working cod liver oil refinery in the world. The historic buildings house displays focused on Lofoten’s fishing past.

Rambergstranda and Flakstadstranda are two stunning white sandy beaches on the north coast of Flakstad island. Both make ideal photo-stops.

Å Stockfish Museum specializes in educating visitors about stockfish, or dried cod, the islands’ main export.

Flakstad Church is the second oldest church in Lofoten. This picturesque red church with its distinctive onion dome is set idyllically by the sea.

Lofoten Cuisine is famous for its award winning lamb, the Barents cod (skrei) and a wide variety of excellent seafood available all-year around. Many of

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION

Public transportation: L: YES, 1 km /S: YES, 50 m Shopping: L: At pier and city centre 4 km / S: East 140 m, West 2.3 km Local currency: NOK ATM: L: YES, 4 km / S: Yes, East: 300 m, West: 2 km Currency exchange: L: YES /S: NO Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: L: NO /S: NO Internett access in pier area: L: YES /S: NO Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: L: 5.4 km /S: East 6.2 km, West 7 km Distance to city centre: L: 4 km /S: East 140 m, West 2.2 km Nearest hospital: Nordlands Hospital Lofoten, +47 76 06 01 00, L: 3 km /S: 73 km

PORT OF LEKNES (L) AND SVOLVÆR (S) Visiting address: L: Storgata 37 /S: Fiskergata 23 Mailing address: L: Storgata 37 /S: Fiskergata 23 Contact person: L: Ann-Helen Ernstsen /S: Audhild Rasmussen Phone: L: +47 76 05 60 65, +47 90 03 53 79, +47 76 05 59 20 /S: +47 76 06 79 90, +47 76 06 79 91 E-mail: L: havn@vestvagoy.kommune.no / S: vaganhavn@vagan.kommune.no Internet: L: www.vestvagoy.kommune.no / S: www.vaganhavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: L: City centre /S: Torget 18 Distance from port: L: 4 km /S: 140 m East / 2.3 km West Mailing address: L: Vestvågøy turistinformasjon, NO-8370 Leknes /S: P.O.B. 210, NO-8301 Svolvær Phone: L: 76 08 75 53 /S: +47 76 07 05 75 E-mail: L: vti@online.no /S: info@lofoten.info Internet: www.lofoten.info GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restroms in pier area: L: YES / S: YES, on east Shuttle bus: L: YES / S: NO Parking place for buses: L: YES, 100 m /S: YES, 50 m Taxi: L: YES / S: YES Rental cars: L: YES / S: YES

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES, tanker truck Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: L: Truck /S: Truck Tugboats: L: Yes, if ordered in advance DNV / S: RS Stormbull, pulling strength 5.2 t.

Anchorage*: L: N68°06,9 E13°36; N68°06,6 E13°35,6; N68°06,64 E13°35,03 (By agreement with pilot) / S: N68* 13.29. E014*33.93 Pontoons: L: YES /S: NO Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel 16

the local restaurants specialise in cuisine based on produce sourced locally and from the Arctic region in general.

Lofoten is ideal for all kinds of nature-based activities. On land there is hiking at all levels, road biking, mountain biking and rock-climbing for the adventure seeker. At sea you can go kayaking, diving, snorkelling, or try your luck with the fishing rod. Sea Eagle safaris by RIB Lofoten, can be arranged from both Svolvær and Leknes. In the wintertime, you can experience the magical Aurora Borealis, and you can go skiing or snowshoeing.

Medical emergency: 113 Charts: L: Number 72 /S: Number 462 Tidal movement: L: 2-2.5 m /S: 1.86 m average ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: L: YES /S: NO Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limit Max size ship in port: L: No limit /S: 140 m East, 165 m West Max number of passengers per day in port: 4000 Max number of ships per day in port: 3 Ships stay min /max: L: No restrictions / S: East only until 18.00 Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: L: At pier, 230 m /S: East 214 m, West 122 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: L: 10 m /S: East 6 m, West 10 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limit Crew facilities: NO * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: L: Sand /S: Sand Minimum depth: 35 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: About 0.75 nm

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VESTERÅLEN CRUISE PORT - SORTLAND Vesterålen is a group of islands in Northern Norway, just north of the Lofoten Islands.

The Vesterålen islands are connected by bridges and are also linked with the mainland, making travel ferry-free.

Vesterålen comprises five municipalities: Andøy, Sortland, Øksnes, Bø and Hadsel.

Midnight sun Sortland bridge. Photo: Marten Bril/ www.visitvesteralen.com

VESTERÅLEN

Kingdom of the whales The Northern Lights appear with the advent of the winter season. The breathtakingly beautiful colours of the Aurora Borealis shimmer across the sky and create a bewitching atmosphere. Steep snow-covered mountains are reflected on the ocean surface, along with the Arctic lightshow from above. In summer we have 24 hours of daylight and you can experience the awe-inspiring Midnight Sun. Vesterålen is also located at the edge of the continental shelf with nutrient rich Arctic waters, and it is the only place in Norway where there are whale safaris all year round. Some popular attractions in the region are Whale Safari, Inga-Sami-Siida, the Trollfjord, Nyksund, the Norwegian Fishing Industry Museum in Melbu and the Hurtigruten Museum.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS Bus Trip around scenic Eidsfjord Starting from the Blue City of Sortland we head south. We pass the characteristic bridge to the town of Stokmarknes and in the distance we may see the old Hurtigruten (Coastal Express) boat MS FINMARKEN in the dock. We follow the Vesterålen fjord rounding the south point of the Island Langøya.

Soon we reach the Eidsfjord (The Herring Fjord). Your guide will tell you the fascinating story of the combined Fisherman and Farmer industry. We continue on and soon pass the Herring Oil Factory.

Before our tour ends at the pier, we will enjoy a short sightseeing tour of Sortland.

Bus Trip to Nyksund From Sortland we drive along the west coast of Langøya, first to Myre, one of the most important fishing villages in the north of Norway. From there it

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is just a short but very impressive trip to Nyksund, the abandoned fishing village which came to life again. A guided tour through Nyksund will give you an understanding of how people managed to live here up in the north on this little island, and why it has once again come to life.

Inga Sami Siida is a Sami family that offers Sami traditions, culture, reindeer and nature experiences.

Inside the wooden Lavvo, the Sami tent, you will learn about the Samis and their way of life while enjoying a hot drink. Hear fascinating stories about these indigenous people and you will also be treated to some joiking; the traditional Sami singing. During your stay at the Siida you can try your hand at throwing a lasso on reindeer antlers.

The Hurtigruten Museum in Stokmarknes is the place where Richard With started his coastal steamer company which is today known as “Hurtigruten”.

We visit the museum where we see the history of the most renowned cruise company in Europe. We also visit the old Hurtigruten ship MS Finnmarken which lies in front of the museum.

The Aquaculture Adventure Centre in Vesterålen Aquaculture Vesterålen offers an educational and unique insight into the production of salmon and Arctic char through a visit to a real fish farm. The experience centre showcases an interactive exhibition about the history of fish farming from the pioneer era until today. The Norwegian fishery culture and the more modern aquaculture are the bedrocks of life on the coast and one of Norway’s most important exports. As part of your visit we will take you on a boat trip to the farm facilities, and you get the opportunity to taste and buy smoked salmon and Arctic char. The centre is family friendly, with several activities aimed at children as well.

Inga Sami Siida. Photo: Magnus Strøm/ www.nordnorge.com

Andenes – 3 different trips: Whales, bird and seal safari, national tourist route and Spaceship Aurora The guide will present local history along the route from Sortland to Andenes. On the first tour we arrive at the Whale Centre for a guided tour around the exhibition, providing basic knowledge about the biology of the whales, their function in the eco-system and assertive research. We then board the safari vessel and go out to search for whales. Hot soup and coffee/tea will be served. After arrival at the port of Andenes the coach will take you back to the port of Sortland.

Trollfjord i Vesterålen. Photo: Bjørn Eide/ visitvesterale.com

The third tour follows the national tourist road on the west side of Andøya to Andenes. We stop at a traditional farm renowned for its homemade cheese.

We will have several photo-stops on the way, including the white beach of Bleik. We visit the Spaceship Aurora Centre and operate a mission. In Andenes we have some local snacks, with time for a walk through Andenes before heading back to Sortland. Our last stop will be at a Soap Factory.

Other excursions on request We also offer other excursions, such as hiking, bicycling, kayaking, golfing and different cultural activies.

On the second trip we arrive at the Sea Safari Centre where half of the group get ready for a tour out to the sea in a RIB boat. We are out, looking for birds and seals and if we are lucky also for whales. After a 1.5-hour trip the group changes. While the second group is on tour we will have a sightseeing tour through Andenes.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF SORTLAND Visiting address: Havnegata 7, NO-8400 Sortland Mailing address: havnekontoret@sortland-havn.no Contact person: Harbourmaster Phone: +47 75 57 71 00 E-mail: havnekontoret@sortland-havn.no Internet: www.sortland-havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Kjøpmannsgata 2, NO-8400 Sortland Distance from port: 400 m Mailing address: turistinfo@vestreg.no Phone/Fax: +47 76 11 14 80 E-mail: turistinfo@vestreg.no Internet: www.visitvesteralen.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: On request, between pier, church and city centre.

Parking place for buses: YES, 40 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 900 m Shopping: 400 m Local currency: NOK

ATM: YES, 400 m Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: Free WiFi Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 20 km, Stokmarknes Airport - 110 km Evenes, Harstad/Narvik Airport Distance to city centre: 400 m Nearest hospital: Nordlands Hospital Vesterålen/ +47 75 42 40 00 / 25 km

Kingdom of the whales. Photo: Marten Bril/ www.visitvesteralen.com

NEWS Royal Neptune Hall - Melbu From Herring Oil to heavenly music. Experience an atmospheric concert inside a truly special concert hall.

20 seconds reverberation, a cathedral ceiling, rusted walls and a lingering smell of the fishing industry makes this concert arena one of a kind. Can be combined with historical city walk, visit the world’s only seagoing “jekt” and visit the national fishing Industry museum.

Majestic Trollfjord and Scenic Raftsundet Nearly 3 km long and 100 m wide at its narrowest, surrounded by steep mountains, is Trollfjorden, Northern Norway’s most famous fjord. The scenic Raftsundet is surrounded by up to 1000 m high mountains, lowland valleys and scattered settlements. Guided boat trips with the possibility of lunch. Up to 100 pax.

Beam: Unlimited Max size ship in port: BT 150 000 / PAX 3500 Max number of passengers per day in port: 3500 Max number of ships per day in port: 1 (2) Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 350 m Maximum ship draft and Depth in sea: 10 m Maximum ship Airdraft if bridge: 30 m

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: By oil hose Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: NO Tugboats: To be booked in advance Anchorage*: Not used Pontoons: NO Pilot: To be booked in advance Emergency: CH 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Chart 76 Tidal movement: 0.6 m - 2.8 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: NO

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TROMSØ CRUISE PORT Events: Tromsø International Film Festival (Jan), Northern Lights Festival (Jan), Midnight Sun Marathon (June), Bukta Festival (July) Cruising seasons: All year Average temperature: www.met.no (Jan -4.4°C / July 11.8°C) Midnight sun: May 18 - July 25 Polar Night: Nov 27 – Jan 15 Northern Lights: September - April Useful links: www.visittromso.no

Tromsø, Cable Car. Photo: Knut Hansvold/ www.nordnorge.com

TROMSØ

Arctic Adventures Powered by Nature The Arctic Capital is a lively and beautiful town packed with culture and history and full of adventures and northern charm. Located at 69º north, only 2000 km from the North Pole, Tromsø has a strategic location midway between the Lofoten Islands and the North Cape. This popular destination is surrounded by picturesque fjords and dramatic mountain peaks. Around 80,000 lively inhabitants live here on the edge of the Arctic.

Tromsø hosts the world’s northernmost university, a beer brewery, a cathedral and botanical gardens. The town has a great variety of busy cafés, restaurants serving world-class food, an active cultural life, captivating museums, art galleries, a wide range of attractions, spectacular activities and nearby experiences.

Tromsø – a great adventure!

ACTIVE STAY IN TROMSØ Tromsø is the activity capital of Norway and a wide range of activities for individuals and groups are offered all year round. The majority of activities are for smaller groups and have a high degree of personal touch.

Summer Activities The Arctic light in summertime makes most activities possible both day and night.

• Guided City Walk • Scenic Excursions (by bus, helicopter or plane) • Midnight Sun Tour • Midnight Sun Photographic Tour • Scenic Fjord Tours • Fjord and Photographic Tour • Deep Sea Fishing Tours • RiB tours • Kayaking • Horseback riding • Hiking with dogs • Mountain Hike • Mountaineering

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• Glacier Hike • Guided Cycle Trips (city, terrain or mountain) For more information see www.visittromso.no Winter Activities Tromsø with its exhilarating, safe and well planned activities take you into the Arctic winter landscapes to experience the Polar Night, snow and Northern Lights.

• Guided City Walk • Scenic Excursions (by bus, helicopter or plane) • Whale Watching (Nov-Feb) • Dog sledding • Reindeer sledding • Snowmobile Tours • Snowshoeing • Cross-Country Skiing • Ice Fishing • Fishing Trips • Northern Lights Chase • Northern Lights Experience For more information see www.visittromso.no

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS The Arctic Cathedral The Arctic Cathedral is the iconic symbol of Tromsø.

An impressive glass mosaic wall with “The Return of Christ” dominates the interior. To top the experience an evocative concert in the Cathedral is recommended. Concerts can be booked all year round at preferred times. A captured moment!

Tromsø Cathedral The world’s northernmost Protestant cathedral from 1861 is Norway’s only wooden Cathedral. During the summer varied concerts are held in daytime every Monday-Friday.

Polaria Arctic experience centre with knowledge and fascination. Enjoy an Arctic walk and aquariums with fish and bearded seals. A five screen theatre showing two different films.

Photo: Gaute Bruvik/ www.nordnorge.com

Photo: Konrad Konieczny/ www.nordnorge.com

The Science Centre of Northern Norway Experiment, have fun and learn about regional and universal phenomena on more than 80 interactive installations suitable for all ages. Experience the spectacular Northern Lights in Norway’s largest 360º fully digitalized planetarium.

The Cable Car Take the cable car up to Mount Storsteinen (421 m) for a fantastic view over Tromsø, the surrounding waterways and mountains. Excellent starting point for mountain walks.

Tromsø Wilderness Centre Experience North Norwegian nature at its best with adventures at all levels for all kinds of people.

Everyone enjoys a visit to the dog farm, cuddling puppies or a hike with one of the 300 friendly Alaskan huskies. Kayaking, hikes, glacier hikes, snow shoeing or skiing tours are also offered.

Mack Brewery, The Beer Hall Enjoy a guided tour of the old beer cellars and the microbrewery, combining over 130 years of history, a film and a taste of beer in the northernmost brewery in the world. The Beer Hall has 50 beer cranes serving 67 different types of Norwegian beer.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF TROMSØ Visiting address: Kirkegt. 1, NO-9008 Tromsø Mailing address: P.O.B. 392, NO-9254 Tromsø Contact person: Harriet Willassen Phone/Fax: +47 77 66 18 50 E-mail: adm@tromso.havn.no Internet: www.tromso.havn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Visit Tromsø, Kirkegt. 2 Distance from port: 0 km city centre, 4 km from Breivika Port Mailing address: P.O.B. 311, NO-9253 Tromsø Phone/Fax: +47 77 61 00 00 E-mail: info@visittromso.no Internet: www.visittromso.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: YES Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 0 km city centre, 500 m Breivika Shopping: YES, 0 km city centre, 4 km Breivika Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, in the city centre Currency exchange: YES, in the city centre

Photo: Frank Andreassen/ www.nordnorge.com

Tromsø Beer Safari A guided walk in the city centre to microbreweries.

The tour includes tasters and Arctic tapas.

Tromsø University Museum Northern Norway’s most comprehensive museum presents in-depth knowledge about the people of the Arctic and their history as well as the Northern Lights.

Polar Museum Located in an 1830 wharf house, the Polar Museum tells the exciting story of risky Arctic trapping and courageous polar expeditions.

Perspektivet Museum Stories from Tromsø’s past and present are displayed.

Challenging exhibits in a magnificent 1838 neoclassical estate.

Tromsø Defence Museum The story of ”Tirpitz”, the German battleship sunk by the Allies on November 12 in 1944 near Tromsø, told through exhibits in a World War II bunker.

The Art Museum of Northern Norway Art about and from Northern Norway from the early 19th century to the present, along with national art history and temporary exhibitions.

Tax refund: YES, on board Public telephones in pier area: YES, in the city centre Internet access in pier area: YES, in the city centre Mailboxes in pier area: YES, in the city centre Distances - airport: 4 km from both city centre and Breivika Distance to city centre: O km, 4 km from Breivika Nearest hospital: UNN Tromsø University Hospital / +47 07766 / 4.5 km from city centre, 500 m from Breivika PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES, by tanker/boat, arranged by ship agent Supplies: YES, arranged by ship agent Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Sludge truck Tugboats: YES, arranged by ship agent Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES (Yokohama fenders available upon request) Pilot: Channel 13 Emergency: Channel 12/16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian chart no 466 Tidal movement: 1.8 m - 2.3 m average, depending on neap/spring ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: Unlimited Max size ship in port: Max 5000 pax

BLÅST – the world’s northernmost glass hut!

BLÅST is an open workshop where you can get a demonstration of how glass is made. Like magic, glass is formed into fantastic products that make great gifts.

Tromsø Gallery of Contemporary Art Changing exhibitions covering Norwegian and international contemporary art in a classical building centrally placed in Tromsø.

Arctic Alpine Botanical Garden The world’s northernmost botanic garden features is ranked among the top five botanical gardens in the world by BBC’s garden expert Monty Don. Tromsø City Walk A must do activity loaded with tips that will enhance the Tromsø experience! You will leave Tromsø with a better understanding of the history, culture and lifestyle of our chilly slice of paradise.

Sommarøy With beaches reminiscent of the Riviera, fantastic views and vibrant fishing villages, Sommarøy is a beautiful destination for a scenic tour from Tromsø.

Max number of passengers per day in port: Max 5000 pax at a time Max number of ships per day in port: Depends on size Ship’s stay min /max: No limitations Environmental limitations /restrictions: None Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Pier 7: 220 m, Pier 8: 115 m, Pier 24: 365 m, Pier 25: 295 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Pier 7: 7.4-8.5 m, (depending on ship length) Pier 8: 7.4 m, Pier 24: 10.4 m, Pier 25: 12 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: Sandnessund Bridge 41 m, Tromsø Bridge 36.5 m Crew facilities: Grocery stores close to the port, good shopping facilities in the city centre and at shopping centres. * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Muddy sand bed Minimum depth: 30 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Varies

Tromsø Aiport Breivika

QUAY: Prostneset no. 7 Prostneset no. 8 Breivika no. 24 Breivika no. 25 Sandnessund Bridge Tromsø Bridge

LENGTH: 200 m 300 m 410 m 150 m

DRAFT: 8.5 m 7.4 m 10.4 m 12.0 m

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ALTA CRUISE PORT Events: Borealis Winter Festival & Finnmarksløpet Dogsled Race, March; Alta Soul & Blues Festival, June Midnight Sun: May 18-July 28 Northern Lights: September-April Dark Season: November 26-January 17 Useful Links: http://www.northadventure.no/ http://www.visitalta.no/

Northern Lights. Photo: Altafoto.no

ALTA

The City of the Northern Lights For thousands of years, people have lived in this sheltered area at the end of the Altafjord. Today, the people are still here, but they’ve added a central harbour, airport and modern infrastructure. The darkness of winter holds our elusive Arctic jewel, the Northern Lights, and Alta has been a favoured spot for scientists and tourists alike to observe them for over a hundred years. In the summer, the Midnight Sun lights the way for outdoor tours, adventures and exploration. dogsleds, reindeer, riverboats, Stone Age carvings, Sami culture and more... it’s no wonder people come from around the world to visit.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS Alta Museum Duration: 2 hours This award-winning museum sits amid thousands of Stone Age rock carvings, visible in summer. Indoor exhibits year-round. It also has one of the best views of Altafjord, no matter what the weather.

Hunting for the Aurora Borealis Duration: 3-4 hours Join your guides out under the winter night sky to search for the elusive and beautiful Northern Lights.

Enjoy the quiet of the Arctic wilderness as you search, and let the guides help you set up your camera just right.

Northern Lights Husky Duration: 2 hours Veteran dog musher Trine Lyrek, competitor in Iditarod and Finnmarksløpet, welcomes you to visit with her dogs, learn about the sport and her experiences, and in the winter, take a ride on a dogsled.

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Alta Canyon (Sautso) and Dam Duration: 4 hours Sautso, northern Europe’s biggest canyon, lies 45 km outside Alta. In summer, journey to the canyon, stop for photos, and tour the 110-metre-tall dam that is part of Norway’s power generation system.

Riverboat Tours Duration: 2 hours The area’s old-style wooden riverboats are still very much in use during the summer. Join an experienced pilot and cruise along the river through often shallow and white water. Boat trips can be arranged lasting from 20 minutes to 2 hours.

Dogsled Riding, Driver or Passenger Duration: 3 hours Drive your own dogsled, or take the passenger seat and just enjoy the ride. In summer, use a wheeled cart instead of the sled. Learn about the sport and raising huskies from a veteran dog musher.

Pæskatun Duration: 2 hours Slate quarry in the rugged hills near Alta. The hosts demonstrate old and new techniques for producing slate, and tell the history of the rough and difficult trade that has been a cornerstone of the Alta economy for two centuries. Be the first human ever to touch a 700-million year old rock surface!

Boazo Sami Siida Duration: 2 hours See a Sami “siida”, or reindeer camp. The host families will welcome you and tell you about the Sami culture, lifestyle and traditions, both for reindeer herding and in daily life. Real, live reindeer are part of the experience, of course!

Maze and Cavzo Safari Duration: 4-5 hours A genuine Sami village on the high plateau south of Alta. In summer, take riverboats to a nearby old church, or farther up to the Alta Dam in Sautso. In winter, take part in “Sami Games” to learn about the old ways.

Boazo Sami Siida. Photo: Altafoto.no

Northern Lights Cathedral. Photo: JP-foto Alta

Alta Canyon. Photo: Altafoto.no

Reindeer Sledding NEW! Duration: 4-5 hours Take a journey into the interior of Finnmark county.

Meet a Sami family, learn about their history and traditions, and go for a peaceful ride on a reindeerpulled sled along a frozen river.

Snowmobile Tours Duration: 4 hours In winter, try driving your own snowmobile. A professional, experienced guide will outfit you and teach you what you need to know. Ride through wild, Arctic terrain as you explore the area.

Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel Duration: 2 hours (Jan-Apr) An elaborate and beautiful hotel made entirely of snow and ice every winter. Decorated with ice sculptures and carvings made by local artists.

Around 30 rooms, plus lounges, a gallery, a chapel, and a bar where even the glasses for drinks are made of ice.

Northern Lights Cathedral NEW! Duration: 1 hour Tour Alta’s newest landmark, the Northern Lights Cathedral. Learn about the construction and symbolism of this church from your guide, and marvel at the blending of holy meaning, natural elements and modern design, both inside and out.

Ice Sculpture Course NEW! Duration: 3 hours (Jan-Apr) Join ice artists at the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel.

See the gorgeous and magical hotel interior, learn how the artists carved the ice and snow inside, and try your own hand at making an ice sculpture.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF ALTA HAVN KF Visiting address: Havneveien 24 Mailing address: post@altahavn.no Contact person: Arnt Nilsen Phone/Fax: +47 78 44 69 10/ +47 78 43 69 90 E-mail: post@altahavn.no Internet: www.altahavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Bjørn Wirkolas vei 11 (at the bus station, across from AMFI Centre) Distance from port: 4 km Mailing address: Bjørn Wirkolas vei 11, NO-9510 Alta Phone/Fax: +47 99 10 00 22 E-mail: post@visitalta.no Internet: http://www.visitalta.no/ GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: NO Shuttle bus: YES, but must be ordered as a shore service Parking place for buses: YES, 20-100 m to gangway Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation : YES, 500 m to bus stop Shopping: YES, 4 km

Tirpitz Museum Duration: 2 hours Dedicated to telling the story of and showing artefacts from the German Navy’s occupation of the Alta area in World War II, with a focus on the fearsome battleship Tirpitz that was anchored here.

Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, banks in city centre, 4 km Currency exchange: YES, banks, 4m from port Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: NO Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 500 m, Alta Airport Distance to city centre: 4 km Nearest hospital: Alta Health Centre, 4 km

Hiking in Alta Alta has extraordinary nature. Winter and summer, hikes and tours that range from moderate to strenuous activity levels are available in many locations and destinations in the Arctic wilderness.

Hikes can be arranged for anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours.

Overland Excursions Duration: 7-10 hours Visit nearby towns and attractions, accompanied by a guide with stories and local knowledge to bring the area to life.

Hammerfest - the northernmost city in the world Kautokeino - visit the unique Juhls silver gallery Karasjok - Sapmi Park and Sami Parliament North Cape - visit the area’s northernmost point

Max number of ships per day in port: 2 Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: NO Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 264 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 8.50 m Maximum ship air draft if bridge: 65 m

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: NO Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Tank on truck Tugboats: NO Anchorage*: YES Pilot: YES Emergency: YES Medical emergency: 113 ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: NO Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: 50 m Max size ship in port: 264 m Max number of passengers per day in port: 3000

* IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand Minimum depth: 8.5 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 200 m

Aviation area

QUAY: Terminalkaia Marinekaia

LENGTH: 169 m 59 m

DRAFT: 9.5 m 10.5 m

AIRDRAFT: -

BEAM: 40 m 9m

HEIGHT QUAYSIDE: 3m 2.5 m

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NORTH CAPE TURNAROUND PORT LAKSELV Events: Midnight Rock Festival in middle of July Midnight Sun: May 16th – July 27th Average temperature: Summer season: 8.5°C Cruise Season: Main season May – September Useful links: www.visitlakselv.com Cruise Information: www.nordkapphavn.no Port Information: www.nordkapphavn.no

Trykkeriservice AS |78 46 59 20

NorthCape

The Porsangerfjord with locations. Photo: Trykkeriservice

NORTH CAPE TURNAROUND PORT The Gateway to the land of the Midnight Sun & Sápmi

The Arctic Porsanger Fjord is the 4th longest fjord in Norway and consists of numerous small islands and exciting attractions. Often called “the world’s northernmost archipelago”. Here is the northernmost canyon and the world’s northernmost pine forest. A large dolomite belt that creates amazing formations and rare plant life. Very good opportunities for bird watching in nature reserves. Three salmon rivers as well as over 4000 lakes. Thus, a true gem of nature to discover in the land of the Midnight Sun! North Cape International Airport is only 10 minutes away from the harbour, with very few restrictions. An obvious starting point for exploring the region. Especially with the Sámi way of life and culture only a short drive away.

ATTRACTIONS/ EXCURSIONS “The Sámi’s 8 seasons” Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 20-40 At Stabbursnes Nature House & Museum you get an understanding of the Sámi’s 8 seasons through a fantastic film which gives an insight into Sámi traditions during a year. The exhibition at the national park centre displays the interaction between nature and culture in the area. In our lavvo, you will experience the flavour of our traditions.

Riddoduottarmuseat/ RDM Porsanger Museum Duration: 2 hours. Capacity: 20-40 Presenting Sami, Kven and Norwegian cultural history and collection relating to industries such as fishing and agriculture, households, and everyday life.

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Trollholmsund – Hiking Tour Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 20-40 On a visit to Trollholmsund – an area of some beautiful stone dolomite formations - you will hear about an old Sámi legend, which tells of a group of wandering trolls and how they were turned into stone. A marked trail passes through an agricultural landscape, with an incredible wealth of biodiversity and interesting sights.

ATW Safaris to Caskil Duration: 3.5 hours. Capacity: 20.

For all ATW-drivers: a car driving licence is required. From the port in Hamnbukt the drive goes up to the Caskil viewpoint. Several photo stops along the road, including a visit to Fossestrand Farm and the handcraft shop. Hot drinks can be included. The tour ends at Hamnbukt.

Fossestrand Farm and Handcraft Shop Duration: 30 min – 1 hour. Capacity: 20-40 Produces Sámi handcraft as well as products made from local herbs and berries. Here you can also meet the sheep and lamas. Hot drinks are served on request.

Riddoduottarmuseat / RDM Sámi Museum - in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 20-40 This is the largest Sámi museum in Norway, with one of the world’s largest collections of traditional Sámi clothing, from different areas and time periods. Outdoors there are several different Sámi buildings, some comprising a unique farmstead and several thousand-year-old hunting constructions for wild reindeer.

North Cape Turnaround Port © PIU

Sápmi Park - in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 4 hours. Capacity: 60-200 The cultural park presents the Sámi culture and history in an enthralling, informative and entertaining way. Watch reindeer up close, enjoy a magic film about Sámi culture, try lassoing, visit a Sámi camp, or buy authentic Sámi handicrafts.

Sápmi Park also offers the option of delicious Sámi food in “Storgammen” Restaurant.

Engholm Husky Farm - outside the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 3-4 hours. Capacity: 20-40 Share the wonderful enthusiasm of the Alaskan Husky and come to understand the special relationship between musher and dog. Visit the puppy-yard and linger with the friendly adult racing dogs. You don’t need to be a passionate dog-lover to gain respect and admiration for these hard-working dogs and their qualities.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF NORTH CAPE TURNAROUND PORT Visiting address: Hamnbukt, NO-9700 Lakselv Mailing address: P.O.B. 444, NO-9751 Honningsvåg Contact person: Leif Gustav Prytz Olsen Phone/Fax: +47 78 47 64 50 E-mail: havna@nordkapp.kommune.no Internet: www.nordkapphavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: At the pier (during calls & turnaround operations only) Distance from port: 50 m (or 8 km into the centre) Mailing address: Tourist Information in Porsanger, NO-9712 Lakselv Phone/Fax: +47 406 33 386 E-mail: porsanger@rdm.no Internet: www.visitlakselv.com GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: YES, between pier and airport (during turnaround operations). To town centre on request Parking place for buses: 20 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: YES, 100 m Shopping: YES, 8 km

Sápmi. Photo: Johan Wildhagen /Innovation Norway

Midnight Sun in Sápmi. Photo: Torbjørn Nilsen

Genuine Sámi Handcraft - in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 30 min. Capacity: 20 – 40.

Local family has been making Sámi knives for six generations. The Norwegian army buys them.

Don’t leave Karasjok without a visit here.

Sightseeing in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 30 min – 1 hour. Capacity: 20–200 Combine with all the visits and activities, where you will get the up-close view of some of the attractions and learn something of Karasjok history.

The Norwegian Sámi Parliament - in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 3-4 hours. Capacity: 20-40 The Norwegian Sámi Parliament is an elected institution for the Sámi population in Norway. It is shaped in a semicircle on two floors. At the end of the semicircle is the Sámi Parliament’s plenary hall as a teepee style Amphitheatre for meetings of the Sámi Parliament. The building stands primarily as a concrete symbol of the political and legal status of the Sámi as a people.

Riverboat excursion with Sámi folklore in Lavvu Camp – in the Sámi village of Karasjok Duration: 4 hours. Capacity: 20-40 You will take part in a rare experience that is not to be found many places on the northern hemisphere. Taking part in a trip on a riverboat! In Karasjok, this is still a vibrant culture! In the boat on the way you can stretch out your hand over the gunwale and touch the water. A cool feeling!

On shore, again you will visit a Lavvu Camp with Sámi folklore and a Sámi meal.

Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, 8 km Currency exchange: YES, 8 km (in the ATMs) Tax refund: YES, 8 km - at Avinor Lakselv Airport Banak Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES, free Wi-Fi Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 8 km Distance to city center: 8 km Nearest hospital: 8 km

Max number of ships per day in port: 1 Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: Acc. to international regulations Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 300 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 12 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: As for passengers

PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: In Honningsvåg Supplies: YES Waste handling: Privat company if requested Waste water method: Acc. to international regulations Tugboats: NO Anchorage*: Designated area Pontoons: Floating pier - “SeaWalk” Pilot: Channel 12 (From pilot station in Honningsvåg) Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: paper charts upon request Tidal movement: Approx. 2.5-3.3 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No limitation Max size ship in port: Approx. 150 000 BT Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation

* IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Clay, silt over rock Minimum depth: When moored to the “SeaWalk”: approx. 15 m or deeper Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Approx. 800-1500 m

PORSANGERFJORDEN

Hydro Pier

Aviation area

Hamnbukt

QUAY: LENGTH: Hamnbukt – Concrete Wharf (240 m²) 20 m SeaWalk (The Hydro Pier) 300 m

DRAFT: 12 m 270 m

AIRDRAFT: 12 m 210 m

BEAM: No limits No limits

HEIGHT QUAYSIDE:

PORSANGERFJORDEN

Østerbotn

Marinekaia

4 m above sea level 2 m above sea level

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HAMMERFEST CRUISE PORT Events: Hammerfest Days (July) Cruise Season: February-October Average temperature (Celsius): March - 3.6 – May 3.3 - July 11.5 – Sept 6.7 Useful links: www.yr.no (weather service) Cruise Information: www.visithammerfest.no / www.hammerfesthavn.no

Zigzag-Path Hammerfest. Photo: Zbigniew Wantuch

HAMMERFEST

The northernmost town in the world Welcome to Hammerfest, the northernmost town in the world! In Hammerfest, this micro metropolis in the Arctic, tradition meets modern spirit. The town is a typical reconstruction town, where contemporary architecture is replacing post-WWII reconstruction buildings. Visitors can experience Hammerfest by strolling through the city or visiting its museums. From the early “Pomor” trade with Russia, to a town completely lost in flames, a rich tradition of Arctic hunting and fishing; and, more recently, industrial development in energy and gas: Hammerfest bears a unique and exciting history.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS HAMMERFEST SAMI CAMP Panoramic drive with stops/photo stops at Mikkelgammen (with tastings) and Salen viewpoint.

At Salen, you have a fantastic view over Hammerfest.

Mikkelgammen is situated on Mount Salen. Here we meet a Sami herding family and learn about their history, culture and everyday life. Samples of Sami food will be served: reindeer meat, smoked fish and cloudberries.

Duration: 2 hours Transport: Bus Driving distance: 4-5 km To be served: Sami food Level: Less walking – easy tour Capacity: 90 pax HAMMERFEST AND THE POLAR BEAR SOCIETY Sightseeing through Hammerfest with entrance to the Polar Bear Society and a photo stop at the UNESCO Meridian Monument. The Royal and Ancient Polar Bear Society has an exhibition showing the town’s proud traditions of hunting and fishing in Arctic areas. When you have experienced some of this Arctic life and the kingdom of the polar bears, you can

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round off your visit by signing up for membership at the Royal and Ancient Polar Bear Society.

Duration: 2 hours Transport: Bus Driving distance: 4-5 km Level: Less walking – easy tour Capacity: 90 pax HAMMERFEST AND THE MUSEUM OF RECONSTRUCTION Sightseeing through Hammerfest with entrance to the museum of reconstruction and a photo stop at the UNESCO Meridian Monument. The exhibition at the Museum of Reconstruction for Finnmark and North-Troms aims to convey the poignancy of the dramatic events of WWII: the forced evacuation, the conflagration and the restoration of Finnmark and North-Troms. Never before has any war had such dire consequences for the people of our country.

Duration: 2 hours Transport: Bus Driving distance: 4-5 km Level: Less walking – easy tour Capacity: 90 pax

BOAT TOUR TO ALTA Alta is the biggest town in Finnmark and is a hub for Northern Lights hunters. On this trip by speedboat and bus you will experience Arctic nature along the coastline and the stunning Rock Art of Alta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that gives insights into the ancient history of Northern Norway. This excursion can be organised with or without a lunch break.

Duration: 6 hours without lunch, 7 hours with lunch Transport: Boat and bus Level: 1.5 km walk at museum – easy tour Capacity: depending on boat, up to 90 pax HIKING TOUR We start off in the centre, passing through the town and by the church before we walk up Gammelveien (The Old Trail). There is a steep climb up the mountain. As we reach the top, we walk through a small forrest and end up at the viewing point on Mount Salen. The guide will provide a typical Norwegian hiking snack during the short breaks on the hike. The tour then continues down Sikk-sakkveien (The Zig-zag trail) and back to the ship.

Duration: 2 hours Transport: No Refreshments will be served

Mikkelgammen Sami Camp. Photo: Zbigniew Wantuch

The Polar Bear Society. Photo: Zbigniew Wantuch

Level: Experienced hikers Capacity: 80 pax Footwear & clothing: Sturdy, comfortable shoes and warm clothes A WALK IN THE TOWN For anyone wishing to discover Hammerfest by foot our walking tour in the town centre is the best choice. We start at the Tourist Information and visit the protestant church of Hammerfest with its special architecture which is a reference to one of our oldest traditions. We continue to the Museum of Reconstruction. The exhibition here portrays events from World War II in the North of Norway and how this region was reconstructed afterwards. You will see how the powers of endurance showed in that period, dating back to the olden days of arctic hunting and fishing in Hammerfest, by visiting the Polar Bear Society.

Duration: 2 hours Toilet: Yes Level: Easy tour Capacity: 80 pax Footwear & clothing: Sturdy, comfortable shoes and warm clothes EL-BIKE CLASSIC

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF HAMMERFEST Visiting address: Hamnegata, NO-9615 Hammerfest, Norway Mailing address: P.O.B. 123, NO-9615 Hammerfest, Norway Phone/Fax: +47 78 40 74 00 E-mail: post@hammerfest.havn.no Internet: www.hammerfesthavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Hammerfest Tourist Information Visiting address: Hamnegt. 3 Distance from port: Pier 1 = 10 m / Pier 9 = 3 km Mailing address: P.O.B. 504, NO-9615 Hammerfest Phone/Fax: +47 78 41 21 85 E-mail: post@hammerfest-turist.no Internet: www.visithammerfest.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: Pier 1 Yes / Pier 9 NO Shuttle bus: Mandatory Parking place for buses: Pier 1 = 20 m / Pier 9 = 500 m Taxi: YES Rental cars: YES Public transportation: NO Shopping: Pier 1 = 200 m / Pier 9 = 3 km

Polar Heroes. Photo: Zbigniew Wantuch

Hammerfest is electrifying – we take that literally!

Experience Hammerfest by a guided tour with electric bikes. With this El-Bike fun is guaranteed. First stop is the Meridian Column, our UNESCO world heritage site.

After that we head for the Energy House that shows you all aspects of our energy history. Finally, our tour leads to the viewpoint on Mount Salen with its fantastic vista.

Duration: 2 hours Toilet: Yes Level: Easy tour Capacity: 12 pax Footwear & clothing: Sturdy, comfortable shoes and warm clothes THE ENERGY HOUSE In beautiful surroundings on the site of the first power station in Northern Europe (1891), where hydroelectricity for the street lights was produced, is the Energy House. In this new and interactive centre you will have the opportunity of experiencing technology for the production of different energy sources like wind, tidal water and LNG (gas).

Duration: 1.5 hours Toilet: Yes

Local currency: NOK ATM: YES, Pier 1 = 100m / YES, Pier 9 = 3 km Currency exchange: YES, Pier 1 = 20 m / YES, Pier 9 = 3 km Tax refund: NO Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: YES, Tourist Information Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances: Airport to Pier 1 = 4 km / Pier 9 = 1 km City centre to Pier 1 = 200 m / Pier 9 = 3 km Nearest hospital: Pier 1 = 3 km / Pier 9 = 500 m PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: Available, only marine diesel / gasoil Supplies: Available Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Truck Tugboats: YES, but not compulsory Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: NO Pilot: VHF Ch. 12 / 16 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: Norwegian Chart no. 98, 101 and 489 Tidal movement: Average 2.2 m ISPS approved: YES

Level: Less walking - easy tour Capacity: 20 pax POLAR HEROES This excursion takes you back to the days of Norway’s great explorers. In the footsteps of the local polar hero Adolf Henrik Lindstrøm we let you explore the Arctic. Lindstrøm was chef on board one of the vessels that crossed the North-Western passage and was on the expedition to the South Pole, both with Roald Amundsen. Famous for his good and healthy cooking and his joyful Hammerfest spirit, Lindstrøm was the heart of these extreme explorations. We take you on a polar hike and let you try his famous dish “Biff à la Lindstrøm.”

Duration: 2 hours (January – April) Toilet: Yes Food served: Yes Level: Experienced hikers Capacity: 20 pax Footwear & clothing: Very warm clothes and sturdy shoes

Designated quays for cruise ships: 3 Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: Pier 1 = 220 m Pier 9 = 280 m Max size ship in port: No limits Max number of passenger per day in port: No limitation Max number of ships per day in port: 2 – 3, according to the length of stay Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: According Norwegian and international regulations Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: No limitation Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Pier 1 = 8 m / Pier 9 = 14 m Maximum ship air draft if bridge: No limitation Crew facilities: No facilities dedicated for crew * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Mud and sand Minimum depth: 50 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 6 nm

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Fuglenes Quay 23

QUAY: 1 2 9 23

LENGTH: 170 m 75 m 142 m 140 m

DRAFT: 8.5-10 m 7.5-10 m 11 m 7.3 m

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NORTH CAPE CRUISE PORT Events: Mid-June - North Cape Festival. Early September - North Cape Film Festival. Midnight Sun: May 12th – July 31st.

Cruise season: All year. Main season: May – September. Useful links: www.nordkapp.no Cruise Information: www.nordkapphavn.no Port information: www.nordkapphavn.no

North Cape - Northern Lights. Photo: NordiskFilm

NORTH CAPE

The northernmost point Raw beauty, extreme seasons and the play of Arctic light – a trip to the North Cape region is something to write home about! If you want an experience of a lifetime, try a North Cape tour in the wintertime!

A few hours of daylight, perhaps streaks of sunlight on the horizon. And spectacular Northern Lights dancing across the Polar sky. Fascinating sights, excursions and activities.

ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Hornvika – the North Cape Classic Duration: 4 hours. Capacity 4-40. Season: June-Sept Conquer the North Cape the classic way. Hike to the top of Europe as adventurers and royalty did in the past. Boat from Skarsvåg, historical exhibition, sampling of local food, entrance to the North Cape Hall and champagne to celebrate.

The North Cape Duration: 3-4 hours. Capacity: 6000. Season: All year The North Cape is known as Europe´s northernmost point, located at a latitude of 71°10´21. North Cape Hall, a tourist centre with a host of facilities exhibitions, souvenir store, cafeteria and restaurant and restrooms. You can also enjoy a beautiful film from the local area, shown in the Super Videographer.

Artico Ice Bar Duration: 30-60 min. Capacity: 50. Season: May-Sept A bar made of ice from the lakes of Magerøya Island.

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Bird Safari Duration: 3.5-4 hours. Capacity: 147. Season: April-Aug Take advantage of your moment in the north to experience one of Europe´s greatest and most accessible sanctuaries for Atlantic seabirds. Be dazzled by millions of birds breeding and living at the Gjesværstappan Nature Reserve.

King Crab Safari by boat Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 4-40. Season: April-Sept Enjoy deep sea rafting in the fjord of Sarnes and participate in catching your own King Crab. Learn about the history of this famous creature and how to prepare it.

King Crab Safari by bus Duration: 2.5 hours. Capacity: 60. Season: All year We welcome you to experience King Crab live at our lavvo camp in Sarnes. Learn about the life of these famous creatures and how to prepare them.

The North Cape Café Theatre Duration: 35 min. Capacity: 65. Season: June-Aug How on earth can you settle down and enjoy life at 71° North. A group of local young artists gives you the surprising answer. The show takes place in Perleporten Culture House.

ATV Safari Duration: 1.5 – 3 hours. Capacity: 4-20.

Season: All year Experience the island of Magerøya’s unique nature, with many stops for photos at stunning viewpoints over the island and Honningsvåg.

Guided Fishing Village Tour Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 400 Season: All year Enjoy an excursion to nearby fishing villages.

Experience daily life and fishing activities in the local community. Visit the gallery “East of the Sun” and the “Christmas & Winter House”.

Expedition North Cape. Photo: Visit Nordkapp

The Ultimate way to explore the North Cape Duration: 1 hour. Capacity: 3. Season: May–Sept Explore the North Cape by helicopter. You will not believe how mesmerizing the trip can be, taking in spectacular views of the ocean, the cliff coast and landmarks from above.

Walking Tour in the town of Honningsvåg Duration: 2 hrs. Capacity: 15 per guide. Season: All year. Here the main theme is life in Honningsvåg – in both a historical and a current perspective.

Includes a visit to Honningsvåg Church.

Photo Safari Duration: 3 hrs. Capacity: 25 per guide.

Season: All year. The Photo Safari gives you more than through the bus window shooting opportunities.

It will help you discover hidden treasures, and take you off the beaten track.

Tracking Tours Kirkeporten and Knivskjellodden Duration: 2.5 hours and 7 hours Capacity: 15 per guide. Season: Summer.

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF NORTH CAPE Visiting address: Holmen 2A Mailing address: P.O.B. 444, NO-9751 Honningsvåg Contact person: Leif Gustav P. Olsen Phone/Fax: +47 78 47 64 50 E-mail: havna@nordkapp.kommune.no Internet: www.nordkapphavn.no TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Fiskeriveien 4D Distance from port: In the port area Mailing address: P.O.B. 34, NO-9751 Honningsvåg Phone/Fax: +47 78 47 70 30 E-mail: info@northcape.no Internet: www.nordkapp.no GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: NO Parking place for buses: In the port area Taxi: Walking Distance/150 m from port Rental cars: In the port area Public transportation: In the port area Shopping: In the port area/150 m from port Local currency: YES - in the port area ATM: YES – 700 m from port area Currency exchange: YES - in the port area

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MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES The North Cape Museum Honningsvåg Church Once Upon a Dream Gallery and gift shop The Gallery “East of the Sun” and “West of the Moon” North Cape Christmas & Winter House WINTER EXCURSIONS Midnight expedition to the North Cape Duration: 17 hours. Capacity: 20.

Conquer the northernmost reaches of Europe by snowmobile, spend the night at the North Cape and enjoy the stunning scenery and lights of the Arctic.

This is a once in a lifetime adventure!

Northern Lights Safari on Snowshoes Duration: 3 hours. Capacity: 18.

Even on a thick layer of snow it is easy to climb the snow-covered hills with high-performance, light-weight snowshoes. Snowshoeing safaris are an excellent and safe way to exercise and spend time outdoors. Including hot beverage and a small snack.

Tax refund: YES Public telephones in pier area: NO Internet access in pier area: Free Wi-Fi in the port area Mailboxes in pier area: YES Distances - airport: 4 km – Avinor Honningsvåg Airport, Valan Distance to city centre: 150 m Nearest hospital: Doctors & Emergency Room – 3 km/ +47 78 47 66 60 Other useful information: www.nordkapp.no PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: NO Tank or vessel supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Local Tugboats: On request Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES – 1 pontoon/2 launches at a time Pilot: Channel 12 Emergency: Channel 16 Medical emergency: 113 Charts: YES Tidal movement: 2.8 m tidal difference ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: No restriction Max size ship in port: 350 m Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation

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Northern Lights watching in Gjesvær Duration: 5 hours. Capacity: 25.

Join us in an exciting hunt for the Aurora Borealis.

Enjoy an Arctic meal with fish soup and King Crab while you wait for the stunning light show.

Snowmobile Safari Duration: 5 hours. Capacity: 10.

The expedition goes through rugged scenery on snowmobiles. Discover a beautiful scenic landscape with fjords, plains and snowy scenery. We offer snowmobile safaris both daytime and evening. In the evening safaris, we chase the Northern Lights.

Northern Lights Adventure at the North Cape Duration: 5 hours. Capacity: 15.

Experience the Northern Lights at the northern most point of Europe on the plateau of the North Cape itself. You will be going with a night convoy through rugged Arctic scenery and will be standing next to the globe, a famous landmark, overlooking the endless ocean, looking north, in search for the Aurora.

For more information about the tours please contact: info@northcape.no / www.nordkapp.no

Max number of ships per day in port: Docked 3/Anchorages 3 Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: No limitation Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: 350 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: 12 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: 12 m Crew facilities: Free Wi-Fi in the port area * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Sand / Clay Minimum depth: 15 m + (40 m) Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 500-700 m

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LENGTH: 100 m 155 m 65 m 120 m 115 m 80 m 80 m

DRAFT: 12 m 7m 7m 10 m 5m 8m 6m

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LONGYEARBYEN CRUISE PORT Events: Polar Jazz (Early Feb) Solfestuka - Return of the Sun (March) Svalbard Ski Marathon (April/ May) Spitsbergen Marathon (June) Octoberfest (Last weekend of September) Dark Season Blues (Last weekend of October) Midnight Sun: 19 April- 23 August Main Cruise Season: June-September Average temperature: 6°C Cruise/Shore excursion information: Visit Svalbard/Svalbard Cruise Network: www.visitsvalbard.com/cruise, Hurtigruten Svalbard: www.hurtigrutensvalbard.com/cruise Port information: www.portlongyear.no

Polar bear, Longyearbyen. Photo: Roy Mangersnes/ wildphoto.no/ www.nordnorge.com

SPITSBERGEN, SVALBARD

Explore the Isfjord & Longyearbyen in the High Arctic wilderness One of the world’s largest areas of untouched wilderness awaits you in the High Arctic. During the summer Svalbard comes alive with calving glaciers, teeming bird cliffs, unique Polar wildlife and hardy flowers, all set against a backdrop of majestic mountain ranges and endless Arctic tundra. During your call you can enjoy a range of excursions, suitable for all ages and interests. We also recommend spending a day slow cruising in the magnificent Isfjord, where a wide variety of landscapes, wildlife and cultural heritage sites are on display.

ATTRACTIONS: Galleri Svalbard - showcases works by artists who have been inspired

by Svalbard. The gallery’s permanent collection houses works by the Norwegian Kåre Tveter, historical maps, books and local currency in the Svalbard Collection.

Svalbard Museum - was lauded by the Council of Europe as the European museum of the year in 2008. It features a collection of artefacts covering the 400 years of human activity here, and a display of the area’s flora and fauna.

North Pole Expedition Museum - tells the stories of the early North Pole explorers, and the airships that they constructed. The exhibition includes original expedition films, photos, maps, models, original artefacts and clothes.

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Galleri Storø The blue light of Svalbard’s nature creates unique scenery. Painter Olaf Storø fell in love with the landscape, the nature and the light. His studio by the seaside, including a lithographic press is open on request.

Kunsthall Svalbard - is a dedicated exhibition arena in Longyearbyen for historical and contemporary art of the highest calibre.

The Kunsthall is run by Northern Norway Art Museum, and offers an annual programme of exhibitions, workshops, guided tours and other art events.

Svalbard Brewery Six years of efforts to change the law from 1928, which prohibited the production of alcohol on Svalbard, ended with success. Taste locally produced beer containing 2000 year-old glacial water from Bogerbreen on Svalbard.

WildPhoto Gallery Award winning photographers Ole Jørgen Liodden and Roy Mangersnes present 30 of their best images from Svalbard in the WildPhoto Gallery.

Svalbard Church The world’s northernmost church is always open.

Visitors are welcome to explore it and the many local artworks and historical items housed there. The church holds regular Lutheran services on Sundays and religious festivals, as well as many local activities.

Slow Cruising Isfjorden The huge Isfjord almost divides the island of Spitsbergen in two as it stretches from west to east.

This fjord offers magnificent possibilities for slow cruising, experiencing untouched Arctic wilderness, massive glacier systems and historical sites. You can also include a visit to the Russian settlements: the mining town Barentsburg and the ghost town Pyramiden.

Photo: Visit Svalbard/ Jarle Røssland

Photo: Visit Svalbard/ Jarle Røssland

EXCURSIONS:

Photo: Visit Svalbard/ Jarle Røssland

comfortable boats with half or whole day trips to the Russian settlements or the glaciers of the Isfjord.

Sightseeing by bus An excellent introduction to this fascinating area and the exciting history of the archipelago. See many of the highlights of Longyearbyen with a local guide, and experience this small yet flourishing modern community. Sightseeing trips range from one to four hours, and can include guided visits to museums, a coalmine and/or dog yards.

Summer dog sledding Experience dog sledding in summertime, drive your own sled and meet our friendly polar dogs. The huskies love to be active, and their eager barks will welcome you on arrival, before you head off on a fascinating trip in the specially made wheeled sleds.

You can also visit one of the dog yards as part of a sightseeing tour – and meet the puppies.

Boat trips A variety of trips is available, from open boats that take you speeding towards the bird cliffs, to larger,

PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION PORT OF LONGYEARBYEN Visiting address: Bykaia, Port of Longyear Mailing address: P.O.B. 350, NO-9171 Longyearbyen Phone: +47 91 12 23 00/+47 79 02 13 15 E-mail: bykaia@lokalstyre.no Internet: www.portlongyear.no SHOREX INFORMATION Svalbard Cruise Network, Visit Svalbard Address: Bykaia cruise pier, NO-9170 Longyearbyen Phone: + 47 79 02 55 50 / +47 909 51 910 E-mail: cruise@visitsvalbard.com/ evabritt@visitsvalbard.com Internet: www.visitsvalbard.com/cruise Hurtigruten Svalbard Address: Polarsenteret, P.O.B. 548, NO-9171 Longyearbyen Phone: + 47 79 02 61 00 E-mail: cruise@hurtigrutensvalbard.com or anikap@hurtigrutensvalbard.com Internet: www.hurtigrutensvalbard.com/cruise TOURIST INFORMATION Visiting address: Visit Svalbard, vei 221.1, Central Longyearbyen Distance from port: 2.5 km Mailing address: P.O.B. 323, NO-9171 Longyearbyen Phone/Fax: +47 79 02 55 50

Wandering and hiking Explore the area by foot joining a walking trip.

Whether it be a relaxed wandering through the open Polar tundra, or a more demanding off-trail mountain hike, Longyearbyen offers a myriad of options.

Taste of Svalbard Let your tour operator put together a culinary adventure. Learn about historic and modern traditions in Longyearbyen, and visit the newly opened Svalbard Brewery for a tasting. Local restaurants and wine cellars can also be included on this tour.

Life of a miner Change into miners’ clothes, put on a helmet and sign yourself in, just as the miners did when starting their day in Coal Mine no. 3. With your headlamp, you can peak around corners and look for forgotten memories in this living monument of mining history in Spitsbergen.

E-mail: cruise@visitsvalbard.com Internet: www.visitsvalbard.com/cruise GENERAL INFORMATION Terminal/Restrooms in pier area: YES Shuttle bus: Can be ordered Parking place for buses: 50 m from gangway Taxi: Can be ordered Rental cars: Can be ordered Public transportation : NO Shopping: Tent at harbour or town centre, 2 km Local currency: NOK (Norwegian Kroner) ATM: YES, 2 km from harbour Currency exchange: NO Tax refund: NO - Tax-free area Public telephones in pier area: YES Internet access in pier area: YES - near harbour office Mailboxes in pier area: NO Distances - airport: 4 km, Svalbard Airport Longyear Distance to city centre: 2 km Nearest hospital: Longyearbyen Hospital/ +47 7902 4200/2 km from port Other useful information: Free Wi-Fi at Tourist Information in Longyearbyen PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Bunkers delivery /method: YES/TRUCK Supplies: YES Waste handling: YES Waste water method: Not available

Special tours or arrangements The historic town and its surroundings can also host a variety of special arrangements, tailor-made for your guests. Arctic lectures or the screening of Polar films can be arranged in the Performing Arts Centre, Kulturhuset, or for the more active, small group tours are available on quadbikes or kayaks. Visitors can also learn more about modern scientific endeavours with tours including the Polar Permaculture base, or learn more about the Global Seed Vault.

Tax-free shopping Longyearbyen offers a variety of shops stocking everything from food, sports and leisure equipment to gifts and souvenirs like jewellery and handicrafts.

Svalbard is not subject to customs and VAT regulations.

Tugboats: NO Anchorage*: YES Pontoons: YES Pilot: YES Emergency: VHF Channel 12 (16) Medical emergency: 113 Tidal movement: Maximum 2 m ISPS approved: YES Designated quays for cruise ships: YES Ship tenders allowed: YES Beam: Bykaia 16 m. Turistkaia 5 m Max size ship in port: No limit Max number of passengers per day in port: 4000 Max number of ships per day in port: No limitation Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Environmental limitations /restrictions: NO Port facilities according to Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Maximum ship length: Bykaia 330 m, Turistkaia 65 m, Gammelkaia 90 m, Kullkaia 120 m Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: Bykaia draft 9 m Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No bridges Crew facilities: Toilet, shower, WiFi * IF ANCHORAGE Type of bottom: Clay Minimum depth: 30 m Distance from anchorage to tender pier: 400 - 800 m

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QUAY: Bykaia Gammelkaia Kullkaia Turistkaia

LENGTH: 84 m 48 m 32 m + 12 m 130 m (max 60 m)

DRAFT: 9m 5m 8m 6m

AIRDRAFT: No limit No limit No limit No limit

BEAM: 16 m 5m

HEIGHT QUAYSIDE: 2.5 m 2.5 m 2.5 m 1.2 m

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Northern Norway & Svalbard Northern Norway and Svalbard offer ultimate cruise opportunities. Our region is powered by breathtaking nature and offers a host of unique opportunities based on nature, culture and activities.

On our website cnns.no you will find information about our shorex project, turnaround opportunities, winter cruise and port information. In addition, you will be able to read news and browse through our extensive photo gallery.

At Cruise Northern Norway & Svalbard (CNNS) we will do our utmost to facilitate the cruise lines and agents to provide an outstanding service for passengers who visit our cruise region.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to discuss joint opportunities in Northern Norway and Svalbard. We will do our outmost to offer your cruise line or agency the best shore excursion opportunities and infrastructure in our cruise region to create unforgettable adventures for your passengers

We strongly believe that our future success will depend on our ability to constantly improve existing shore excursions and develop new ones.

CNNS also considers that turnaround operations in the northernmost part of Europe are the key to success.

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––– The high Arctic

The northernmost port of call in the world awaits you!

With a wide variety of exciting attractions and excursions, Longyearbyen and the Isfjord area are the highlights of any Arctic voyage. Let the local experts, Hurtigruten Svalbard, help you choose an Arctic adventure to suit your passengers.

Just 1300km from the North Pole, a visit to Spitsbergen is sure to be a highlight of any cruise itinerary, and one your guests will never forget.

––– The local experts

Hurtigruten Svalbard, previously known as Spitsbergen Travel, is the most experienced tour operator on Svalbard, and provides shore excursions to thousands of visitors each year. Be it hiking or Champagne tasting, a fjord safari or guided sightseeing, a visit to Russian Barentsburg or the ghost town of Pyramiden, Hurtigruten Svalbard have the local knowledge, site-specific training and logistical capacity to organise and run a tailor-made program for your call.

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Shore excursions on SPITSBERGEN

Experience Longyearbyen and the Isfjord with Hurtigruten Svalbard

Our company has for more than 40 years provided shore excursions for cruise passengers calling ports in Norway.

Throughout this period we have built up extensive knowledge of the ports we operate. We work closely with our local suppliers enjoying their detailed knowledge in each port of call.

Our network covers all Norwegian ports of call.

Nordic Cruise Services Tel: +47 22 83 50 55 Fax: +47 22 83 50 56 norway@nordiccruise.no www.nordiccruise.no

HOTEL VIDESETER

LONG TRADITIONS

Hotel Videseter has been around for a long time. First opened in 1903 by the Norwegian state and has ever since been open every summer.

Surrounded by breathtaking views of Hjelledalen and it’s waterfalls, the hotel is perfectly locatated for sightseeing trips, hiking, skiing, bicycling adventures or just a relaxing stay off the grid.

RESTAURANT

Enjoy a cup of coffee or a nicer meal whilst looking over the specatular mountain views from our restaurant.

The capacity is approx 200 guests in four different sections. The restaurant has no steps or lifts, and is disabled friendly.

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 10:00hrs - 22:00hrs

LOCATION

The hotel lies in the heart of Norway between great mountains and fjords, only a quick stroll away from the majestic Videfalls.

It is located along the overland route 15, one kilometre into the historical Old Strynefjells Route 258 between Hellesylt, Olden, Dalsnibba and Geiranger. The road between east and west dates back over 100 years, and is a true experience in it’s own right.

Season from May to September.

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Europ’s most spectacular train journeys

The Rauma Railway – The most beautiful train journey Åndalsnes - Bjorli - Åndalsnes The Rauma Railway is a breathtaking railway journey under steep mountain walls and along beautiful flourishing hillsides that stretch up to great plateaus, and extend to the pristine national park. A trip on the Rauma Railway offers a unique opportunity to experience at close hand some of the most spectacular scenery Norway has to offer. Distance from the port to train station is 100 m.

From 1st May to 30th September the train has an electronic guiding system that provides information on the scenic sights along the route. Comfortably installed onboard, passengers can enjoy the view through the train’s windows.

At famous attractions such as Trollveggen and Kylling Bru, the train will make photo stops in this period.

Infomercial on the Rauma Railway The nsb.no/agents site contains an infomercial presenting the route, the travel experience, the main attractions, the train and more.

Information and booking for tour operators: nsb.no/agents NSB.Bergen@nsb.no +47 55 96 60 56

NORWAY

Uptown Bergen

Welcome to the highest part of Bergen city! Highland nature, mountain hikes, local food and lots of family fun.

Enjoy a spectacular ride with our cable cars in breathtaking scenery, try our many acivities and treat yourself to a unique dining experience in our panorama restaurant, Sky:skraperen. Our highland kitchen is based on local produce and traditions, and in the evening a part of the restaurant transforms into a gourmet restaurant with a modern and exciting menu concept.

Activities Activities for both kids and grown ups

Opening hours 09:00 - 21:00

Sky:skraperen Small dishes, snacks and gourmet restaurant

13,0 km Mountain trails for everyone

Express bus 09:00 - 18:00

Bus and cable car return: Adults: 270,Children: 160,Families (2+2): 700,-

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Enjoy breathtaking scenery whilst exploring the rich norwegian local cuisine with an international twist.

AVAILABLE FROM PORT:

Ålesund, Geiranger, H ellesylt, Åndalsnes, M olde & Olden

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FJORD GONDOL & FJORD PANORAMA RESTAURANT - view to UNESCO Geiranger World Heritage Area

Bergenhus Fortress Kings, royalties and demonstration of power close to the city center.

The Rosenkrantz Tower is considered one of the most important renaissance monuments in Norway. Parts of the tower is from the 1270s.

You can climb up on to the roof, which still provides impressive views. The cellar contains the notorious dungeon, which was probably used well into the 19th century.

Håkon’s Hall is 750 years old and was built by King Håkon Håkonson as a royal residence and banqueting hall. His son Magnus Håkonson Lagabøte married the Danish princess Ingeborg in 1261 with 2000 guests invited. At that time Bergen was Norway’s largest and most important town, and Håkon’s hall was the site of major national events, such as drawing up of Norway’s first complete set of laws.

Old Bergen Museum Actors make the stories come to life.

Old Bergen Museum is a reminder of what Bergen used to be like. How could life in Bergen have been 150 years ago? What did it look like?

What did people talk about? Only a short bus ride from the city center, you may meet landlords and servants from times past, in beautiful surroundings in this open air museum.

A la carte restaurant - Gamle Bergen Tracteursted.

OPENING HOURS: Håkon’s Hall: 16 Sept - 14 May: Daily 12 - 15 15 May - 15 Sept: Daily 10 - 16 Rosenkrantz Tower: 16 Sept - 14 May: Sundays 12 - 16 15 May - 15 Sept: Daily 9 - 16 Old Bergen Museum: 15 May - 31 Aug: Daily 9 - 16 Group admissions all year.

CONTACT INFO: Bymuseet i Bergen I post@bymuseet.no +47 55 30 80 30 I www.bymuseet.no www.facebook.com/bymuseet Instagram.com/bymuseetibergen

BYMUSEET I BERGEN

Always something going on at Mt. Fløyen 2017 Fløibanen Funicular Daily 07:30/08:00 – 23:00

Online ticket at www.floien.no

Canoe Rental

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At Lake Skomakerdiket June 18th – August 13th

Bike Rental

Daily May 1st – September 1st Online booking

Guided Tour

Daily June 17th – August 20th Online booking

Fløistuen Shop and Shelter

Open daily for the best cinnamon buns in town!

#only6minaway Vetrlidsalmeningen 23A, N-5014 Bergen Tel.: +47 55 33 68 00 / E-mail: info@floyen.no

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Experience Nordkapp 71°10’21’’ Experience Nordkapp 71°10’21’’

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Welcome to the northernmost point of Europe and enjoy the wealth of facilities at Nordkapp Welcome to the northernmost point of Europe

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Meet the locals WOLFFISH ANARHICHADIDAE

The Aquarium is surrounded by the sea at the tip of the beautiful Nordnes peninsula. Here you can meet the fish and marine animals that inhabit the Norwegian coast, including the cat fish in the picture. It is similar to the majority of people from Bergen: friendly, but with a big mouth! You can also see exotic specimens from around the world and watch various shows. Chat with the animal keepers and watch them train sea lions and feed the animals. · Open every day · 20 min walk from the centre · Easy to get to by bus no. 11 from Fisketorget (The Fish Market) - during the summer the journey can also be made by boat Try also our brasserie, Biologen. It offers both seafood and other dishes prepared with passion from the very best ingredients.

WE ARE OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND! 1 OCT - 30 APRIL: MON - WED: 10-16 THURS: 10-18 FRI: 10-16 SAT-SUN: 10-18 1 MAY – 30 SEPT: MON - SUN: 09-18 (Closed on May 17, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New year´s Eve)

THE SOUND OF NORWAY

a concert experience at Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen

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The Troldsalen concert hall is situated right next to Grieg’s villa Troldhaugen and is constructed particularly with chamber music in mind. In the concert hall you can listen to Edvard Grieg’s music while enjoying the very scenery that once inspired him in his work. Through the large window that adorns the stage you can see the little cabin where many of Grieg’s pieces were composed.

The concert includes a visit to Edvard and Nina Grieg’s beautiful villa from 1885.

Duration of concert: 30 minutes Capacity: 189 pax Accessible with wheel chair

EDVARD GRIEG MUSEUM TROLDHAUGEN Address: Troldhaugveien 65, N-5232 Paradis-Bergen I Phone: +(47) 55 92 29 92, +(47) 55 92 29 70 booking@troldhaugen.no I troldhaugen.no

GOD STREK. PHOTOS: KJELL OVE STORVIK AND KARIANNE KAAS

MEET THE VIKINGS

USEFUL FACTS: PRACTICAL: OPEN ALL YEAR. Exhibition halls: audio guide system, 6 languages. Museum gift shop. Museum café June, July, August. Activities: daily 01.06 – 15.08, and on request.

Viking meals: snacks, drinks, lunch, Viking feasts/dinner on request. Recommended time use: 60 – 100 min (extra when optional activities/meals). Drop off zone for buses, nearby entrance.

Location: Central, 15 km from harbour Leknes, 50 km from harbour Svolvær. Capasity: high.

Travel more than 1000 years back in time VISIT THE LARGEST Viking longhouse in the world, found and reconstructed at Borg in Lofoten. Impressive 83 meters, the longhouse is �illed with arts, crafts and interior decorations, showing the life of the Vikings.

The smell of tar and smoke greets you upon entering the house.

Try the delicious Viking food, sail the Viking ship, learn valuable Viking skills.

Modern exhibition halls with unique, archaeological artifacts on display.

Grand Viking Festival every August: 5 days of market, theathre, music, �ight shows, craftswork, games, competition and more in authentic surroundings.

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2016 WINNER! Certificate of Excellence Lofotr Viking Museum

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ACTIVITIES AND EXCURSIONS in Geiranger, Hellesylt and Olden with Geiranger Fjordservice

Skageflå/Geirangerfjorden. Foto: Per Eide

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Geiranger Guideservices

– guides and transportation on all excursions

Geiranger Kayak

– experience Geirangerfjord from the sea level

Geiranger E-bike

– a guided tour on electric bike in breathtaking scenery

Fjord Sightseeing

– cruising slowly along the UNESCO World Heritage fjord to the famous waterfalls

Geiranger Fjordservice will enrich your experience in Geiranger FJORDSERVICE

booking@geirangerfjord.no Tel.PAGE +479470 26 30 07

www.geirangerfjord.no ONLINE BOOKING

ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIENCES

Northern lights. Photo: amanda1205/Foap/Visitnorway.com

Cityscape, Trondheim. Photo: ka71/Foap/Visitnorway.com

Midnight sun, North Cape. Photo: Bjarne Riesto - Visitnorway.com

Preikestolen in Stavanger (Pulpit Rock). Photo: Casper Tybjerg - Visitnorway.com

Svalbard. Photo: Jens Henrik Nybo - Visitnorway.com

The Ulriken Cable Car with Bergen in the background. Photo: Bergen Tourist Board / Espen Haagensen - visitBergen.com

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Nærøyfjord. Photo: Katrin Moe

Goat in Jølster. Photo: Sverre Hjørnevik / www.fjordnorway.com

Hasvik Photo: Anne Olsen-Ryum/ www.nordnorge.com

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Cruise Norway AS is not responsible for the accuracy of information provided in this catalogue.

Photo: Ida Chr. Kvisgaard