7-Night Cunard Norway Cruise

Southampton, London:
As the main city and port on England's south coast, Southampton's harbour is a gateway to a world of adventures. The promenade alongside the marina invites you to explore the city's maritime allure. Once a vital trading port, Southampton has evolved into a brilliant destination, boasting an array of cafes, restaurants, museums, and galleries.

A short distance from the city you’ll also discover sprawling beaches and idyllic national parks, as well as some quintessentially English delights – from fish and chips served in trays to warm and welcoming pubs.

Skagen, Denmark:
Nestled at the northernmost tip of Denmark, stepping into the port of Skagen is like stepping into a postcard of picturesque Danish history and cultural beauty. A haven for all manner of folk throughout the centuries, from fishermen to royalty, the allure of this wild, untamed landscape peppered with quaint yellow houses, white picket fences and neatly cobbled streets is hard to ignore.

Discover a land where the Baltic Sea and North Sea meet, where artists gather to pull inspiration from the spectacular light and colour of the region, where fresh, delicious seafood is in no short supply, and where fascinating history is embedded within traditional Scandinavian culture.

Copenhagen, Denmark:
Denmark’s vibrant capital, Copenhagen, is a historic and picturesque city with a welcoming atmosphere and many pedestrian-friendly areas. As urban capitals go, Copenhagen is impeccably planned - a testament to Danish design. And yet this former Viking settlement still retains countless old world charms. The Little Mermaid, the gardens of Tivoli and impressive Royal Palaces all add to the appeal of this wonderfully invigorating city, where chicly attired residents on bicycles are a common sight. Further afield you’ll find The Viking Ship Museum of Roskilde, The Castle of Fredensborg and the town of Hillerød, with its superb historical museum.

Aarhus, Denmark:
Founded by Vikings over 1,300 years ago, vibrant Aarhus is often affectionately referred to as the world’s smallest big city. It’s compact with a walkable city centre, yet this friendly, welcoming city holds a treasure trove of delights to discover.

Although often over-shadowed by her larger sister city Copenhagen, Aarhus is fast gaining the recognition it deserves. As Denmark’s arts and culture hub, it’s brimming with museums, parks, cafes, and entertainment venues.

Kristiansand, Norway:
Stay and explore the charms of the old town, or venture beyond at your own pace, by walking through shaded forests to dramatic openings and views of the port or by taking a boat trip along the coast.