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Norway's Viking Fjords, City of Bergen and City of Bergen are both open to you



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Avaldsnes was chosen as the millennium residence of the county Rogaland. It is Norway's oldest royal home. King Harald Fairhair, who built the main residence around AD 870, was responsible for its construction. It was still a royal residence until 1450. The Nordvegen History Centre has a wealth of information on Norway's Viking past, including Sagas as well as archaeological discoveries. It also has an audio-visual reference that is shaped after King Harald Fairhair. Inside the center is a Viking farm where you can learn about Viking lifestyle.

Nature's artwork

When you visit the Viking Fjords, you'll see Nature's own work of art. The Ice Age saw glaciers carving the fjords. These fjords have been called the most beautiful in all of Europe. These fjords can be experienced by you taking a 12-day cruise, or just a day trip starting from Svolvaer.


City of Bryggen

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the City Of Bryggen can be found along Vagen harbor. The capital of Norway, it was also the capital during the 12th-13th centuries. Hanseatic League, a group composed of German merchants and traders who controlled trade in Scandinavian and other parts Europe, made the city an important hub for trading during this time. The Hanseatic League had an office in Bergen and began to develop wharfs.

Myklebust ship

The Myklebust Ship in Nordfjordeid might be of interest to you if you plan on visiting the Viking Fjords. This hundred-foot long vessel is the largest Viking ship in Norway and served as the cemented ship of King Audbjorn of the Fjords. Unfortunately, the Great Fire that destroyed much of the Viking Age's treasures caused the ship to be destroyed. The ship is currently being restored.


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FAQ

How long does it take for you to get to port?

The time it takes to reach the port depends on several factors, including the distance between the port and the ship, the speed at which the ship travels, etc. You should note that not all ships dock at the same location as the shore. This allows them to unload their passengers quickly. Other ships dock farther away from land so it takes longer time for the ship arrive.


Can I bring my pet to the train?

Most cruise lines allow pets to travel on board. However, there are some restrictions. The first is to make sure your pet can travel. Pets who are too sick or unable to travel should not be allowed on board. You cannot bring service dogs or any other animals to board. Service dogs are trained for disabled persons. Finally, you cannot bring any type of dangerous animal on board.


Cruise vacations are popular.

Because they provide a fun vacation experience that isn't confined to long flights and airport delays, cruises are becoming increasingly popular. They also provide a relaxing atmosphere where passengers can enjoy themselves without worrying about schedules and other details of daily life.

It is also possible to travel by cruise ship, making it easier for tourists to visit different places on land as well as at sea. This gives travelers plenty of time for all the attractions and sights that are available in each location.


Are you required to have a passport to travel on a cruise ship?

Passports are essential for traveling the world. You can travel to any country with a passport without needing a visa or other paperwork.

A passport is required to be permitted into certain countries. It allows you to travel longer abroad.



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  • In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
  • You'll need to budget around $80 per person per day for this option – and an additional 18% gratuity. (travel.usnews.com)
  • If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
  • *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)



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How To

How do I plan my first Cruise?

Planning a cruise is just like any other trip. You need to take into account many factors such as budgeting, where to go and activities. You should be aware that there are important differences in the planning of your first cruise, especially if this is your first time. You won't want anything to miss because cruises are typically longer than land vacations (upto 3 weeks). Here are some tips to help make this vacation even easier:

  1. Start early. Book your cruise at least six months in advance. You can save money and avoid crowds by booking early. Additionally, you will have ample time for research on the ship, itinerary and ports as well as activities. You may even be able to find a bargain on airfare.
  2. Select a destination. It doesn’t matter which port is chosen; choose the one that appeals most to you. There are many reasons people love to cruise to different destinations. Some love to travel while others prefer to relax and unwind on the boat. No matter what your preference, remember that you must consider the destination you want to visit. Popular choices include the Caribbean, Europe, and Alaska.
  3. Booking a suite is an option. Suites offer extra space, a private balcony, and additional amenities. These suites can usually be booked for $100-$300 per person, depending on their size and availability during your sailing date.
  4. The weather forecast is important - Cruising is often associated to warm tropical climates. However, don't forget to check the weather forecasts for the days you'll be visiting the ports. It's unpredictable in the ocean, especially in Antarctica or Alaska, so it is important to be aware of what the weather might be like before you book your cruise.
  5. Take only 10 things on your cruise. No need to take too many clothes or shoes with you. Make sure to only bring what you really need. Layer clothing, as you won't be able wash it at all on board.
  6. Do your research. Before you buy tickets, make sure to read online reviews. Be sure to review their policies regarding pricing, the services they provide, as well and whether cancellation policies make sense.
  7. Don't miss these must-see spots - Visit each port at least once. Each area has its own charms and culture so you should take advantage of every opportunity.




 



Norway's Viking Fjords, City of Bergen and City of Bergen are both open to you