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Spectacular Fjord Cruise

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Spectacular Fjord Cruise

פרטים

  • 21/2
    שעות Estimate Duration

OVERVIEW

Cruise through some of the most photogenic fjords along Norway’s western coast while taking in the surrounding natural beauty. It won’t take long to reach the open water from Måløy as it is nestled along the southeastern tip of Vågsøy Island. This is fjord country, a landscape distinguished by long, narrow fingers of water that cut into the coastline. Over the eons, massive glaciation has carved out these deep-water fjords, whose steep rocky cliffs are stunning to behold. You will see Hornelen long before passing it as it is the highest sea cliff in all of Europe. This iconic mass of sandstone rises straight up more than 2,800 above the sea and if you look closely you may spot the silhouettes of intrepid hikers that have scaled its towering summit. You will also pass a number of lovely villages tucked the shores of the fjords wherever the land flattens out.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Cruise through the beautiful fjords that cut through this part of Norway.
• Pass dramatic Hornelen, the highest sea cliff in Europe.
• Gain an understanding of how massive glaciation created the fjords over eons.


HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Need to Know:

Note: This tour includes a 2h boat ride. It is not recommended to guests who utilize a wheelchair. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Coaches do not have a lift, and entering and exiting must be done via stairs.

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כותרת התמונה
  • 1
    קל
  • 2
    בינוני
  • 3
    מאתגר
Tours with this activity level involve walking over relatively level terrain, possibly some cobblestone, gravel, or a few steps. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
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