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Northern Lights & Arctic Norway Cruises

9 sailings from the UK in 2027–28, from £1,249 per person — see the deals.

Northern Lights & Arctic Norway — cruise destination
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Northern Lights & Arctic Norway cruises visit seven ports along Norway's stunning coastline, each offering distinct Arctic experiences. The region is best explored from October through March, when conditions favour viewing the Northern Lights and experiencing the Arctic environment at its most dramatic.

Ports and Attractions

Your voyage takes in Tromsø, home to the Arctic Cathedral, Polaria and The Polar Museum. Alta features the Alta Museum—a World Heritage Center for Rock Carvings—alongside the Cathedral of The Northern Lights. The Lofoten Islands showcase Magic Ice Lofoten and the Lofoten War Memorial Museum set against dramatic fjord scenery.

Further south, Trondheim offers Gamle bybro, Kristiansten Fortress and the Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum. Bodø presents the Norwegian Aviation Museum and Bodø Cathedral, whilst Narvik combines war history with the Arctic Train experience. Your final port, Honningsvåg, provides access to North Cape attractions including the Nordkappmuseet and North Portal.

Northern Lights & Arctic Norway cruise ports of call

7 ports — each with things to do on a port day, a map and the cruises calling there.

Best time for a Northern Lights & Arctic Norway cruise

Northern Lights & Arctic Norway cruises mostly sail October to March.

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