As you depart Bergen, spring is in the air and wildlife emerges from hibernation. As you sail north, you’ll encounter pockets of spring and autumnal weather and the warmth of the sun welcomes back the birds. Above the Arctic Circle, the sun may be shining but the land remains covered in snow – so you can still take part in snowmobiling, dog sledding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing excursions!

Last chance to catch the Northern Lights

It´s still too early to see the Midnight Sun, but not too late to experience the Northern Lights. Check the aurora forecast and if conditions are favourable, you may be in luck! Find a spot on deck around midnight (or when the sun has set), bundle up in a woollen blanket and watch the show or photograph the lights for bragging rights.

• FAQ: All you need to know about the Northern Lights

Fantastic fjords

During our springtime sailings, we visit beautiful Lyngenfjord, with its majestic mountain backdrop and marvellous nature. Look skywards to see some of the millions of migrating birds overhead, returning to nest along Norway´s Arctic coastline.

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Easter escape

While spring is the time to celebrate renewal in Norway, March and April are also the best snow months in the north. As the sun rises higher into the sky, Norwegians head outdoors. During Easter, many Norwegians escape en masse to the mountains and sea to ski, sail and bask in the warmth of spring.

Always learning on board

We invite you to explore our many exciting on-board activities and thrilling shore excursions during late winter/early spring. Learn about the history and culture of the places we see in on-board lectures and presentations or selected land excursions including eight different hikes.