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From Travemunde to Hamburg

Travemunde - Hamburg

Norway’s natural beauty

  • 30.07.27 to 13.08.27|14 days

  • MS EUROPA

  • EUR2714

  • Family

Travemunde - Hamburg

30.07.2027 to 13.08.2027|14 days

from € 6.890

14 days Cruise p.p.

What to expect

The highlights of this cruise

Whether you are admiring deep-blue fjords, exploring the unspoilt Lofoten Islands up close or letting your gaze wander from the dream destination of North Cape – travel dreams come true in the far north when you experience the natural wonders of Norway from fascinating perspectives.

  • Discover charming villages and lively towns along the impressive coastline
  • Enjoy unforgettable views of the Lofoten Islands and spectacular fjord passages
  • Thanks to its small size, the EUROPA can navigate the famous Inside Passage
  • Boat trip on the Lysefjord* with views of glaciers, mountains and the Preikestolen or Pulpit Rock
  • Visit the national shrine of Norway, the Nidaros Cathedral* in Trondheim
  • Travemunde has a fascinating history as a traditional seaport. Today, it attracts visitors with its charming Baltic Sea flair. It’s an ideal starting point for boat trips, walks along the beach and discovering nearby Lubeck. Travemunde is located about 70 km (43 mi.) from Hamburg and 280 km (174 mi.) from Berlin.
  • From impressive fjords, such as the Lysefjord with its steep cliffs, to idyllic sandy beaches along the coast – there is plenty for nature lovers to explore here. Hike to the famous Preikestolen or Pulpit Rock, an impressive rock formation with spectacular views, or explore the Lysefjord by excursion boat or speedy RIB. You can explore the charming old town of Stavanger on foot, by Nordic Walking or by Segway – Stavanger is a real treasure trove of possibilities.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Boat trip through the Lysefjord
    • Helicopter flight over the Lysefjord
    • Nordic Walking tour


    Tip from our travel concierge*:

    Yacht trip through the fjord: today you can enjoy doing sweet nothing on a private yacht. Let your gaze wander over the impressive surroundings of the Lysefjord and discover one of Norway’s most spectacular natural wonders, the Preikestolen or Pulpit Rock.

  • With its stunning scenery of towering mountains, glacial lakes and deep valleys, Olden enchants and delights nature lovers and adventurers alike. The picturesque village lies at the foot of the mighty Jostedalsbreen, the largest mainland glacier in Europe, and is the gateway to further beautiful natural locations. The Briksdalsbreen is particularly spectacular, with its shimmering silver ice masses stretching far down into the valley. Here you can hear the crunching sound of the ice and marvel at the breathtaking blue ice caves. Whether on a hike, a boat trip or simply relaxing in the tranquil surroundings, Olden offers truly unforgettable experiences.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Troll car ride to the Briksdal Glacier
    • RIB tour with lobster tasting
  • Molde, on Romdalsfjord, is also known as the “City of Roses” because of its many rose gardens. A walk through the old town will take you past colourful facades, the cathedral and to the Romsdal museum, which offers interesting insights into the history of the region. At the Varden viewpoint, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the 222 surrounding peaks, most of which are higher than 1,000 m (3,280 ft), making Molde a popular destination for hikers.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • The City of Roses: Molde with open-air museum
    • Hike to the Trollkrka caves with Atlantic Ocean Road
    • Scenic tour to the Atlantic Ocean Road
  • Majestic mountains, deep-blue fjords, green valleys and idyllic beaches – the Lofoten Islands are a unique scenic location in the north of Norway. The 80 or so islands north of the Arctic Circle stretch for over a hundred miles along the west coast and are a paradise for adventure seekers and hikers. Leknes lies in the heart of the archipelago. Here you can enjoy the view and some regional specialities in the cosy cafes and restaurants or look for hand-made souvenirs in the little shops.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Scenic tour and visit to the Viking museum
    • Picturesque Lofoten – panoramic trip
  • In the north of Norway on the island of Mageroya lies Honningsvag, the ideal gateway to the legendary North Cape. With a population of around 2,300, Honningsvag is the administrative centre of the Nordkapp municipality and is known for its fishing industry and tourism. The town was rebuilt after the Second World War and is now a mix of tradition and modernity. Around 30 km (19 mi.) away, the globe monument at the North Cape is the symbol of the northernmost point of the European continent. Impressive slate cliffs reach far out into the Arctic Ocean, forming a spectacular backdrop especially in late summer, when the sun stays over the horizon for two and a half months. Honningsvag is a meeting point between the raw Nordic climate and the forces of nature.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Transfer to the North Cape
    • King crab tasting
  • Nestled between dramatic mountains and the Arctic Ocean, Bodø fascinates with its unspoilt nature and Nordic charm. The town, north of the Arctic Circle, is known for the spectacular Northern Lights in winter and the midnight sun in summer. A highlight is the Saltstraumen, the strongest tidal stream in the world, where masses of water spin in wild whirlpools. The modern city centre combines culture, culinary delights and maritime flair, while the Aviation Museum offers insights into the history of the Norwegian Air Force. Bodø is a gateway to the Arctic - rugged, beautiful and full of adventure.

  • Trondheim, with its idyllic location on a peninsula in the Trondheimfjord, combines over 1,000 years of history with modern urban life. In the centre of the city is the Torget market place, surrounded by historic streets and the Art Museum. A particularly impressive landmark of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, one of the largest Gothic buildings in Scandinavia and once the burial site of kings. North of the market place is the Stiftsgarden, a magnificent 18th-century wooden palace, which is now used as a royal residence. A walk over the old town bridge, also known as the “Portal of Happiness” due to its decorative red portals, leads visitors into the Bakklandet district with its little cafes and colourful wooden houses.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • City tour of Trondheim
    • In a small group: Nidaros Cathedral and its secrets
    • Kayak trip on the Nidelva River
  • The roots of the Norwegian coastal town of Alesund date back to the 15th century – an impressive combination of history and new beginnings. After the devastating fire of 1904, the town was rebuilt in the splendid art nouveau style and still enchants visitors today with its ornately decorated facades. A scenic bridge connects the two main islands and characterises the idyllic townscape. The modern church stands in the centre, its colourful stained glass shimmering in the sunlight, while the nearby aquarium provides insights into the underwater world of the North Sea. The town museum in a historic patrician house invites visitors to further discover the splendid art nouveau architecture and traditions of old craftsmanship.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Alesund – Norway’s art nouveau capital
    • All aboard a small train through Alesund
  • The majestic Eidfjord, surrounded by mountains that rise up to 1,800 m (5,906 ft) into the sky, offers unforgettable nature experiences. At the Hardangervidda Nature Centre, visitors can gain an initial insight into the geology, flora and fauna of the region before going out and experiencing the spectacular landscape for themselves. Whether gliding over the crystal-clear water in a kayak or hiking to thundering waterfalls such as Voringsfossen – the beauty of nature is omnipresent. For hiking enthusiasts, Hardangervidda offers numerous trails through dense forests, past unspoilt lakes and up to barren heights.

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    Selected shore excursions*

    • Hardangervidda National Park Centre
    • Seaplane over the Eidfjord
  • The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, with around 1.9 million inhabitants, is the second-largest city in Germany and one of Europe’s most important metropolises. Its history goes a long way back: Hamburg joined the Hanseatic League as early as 1241 and developed into an important centre of industry and trade. Today, it is known for having the third-largest port in Europe, for its role as a media centre and for its rich cultural scene. Highlights include the city centre with the Binnenalster lake, the port of Hamburg, the spectacular Elbphilharmonie concert hall, the lively St. Pauli district and the Michel, the striking main church of St. Michaelis. Hamburg combines historic charm with modern city life and is a place full of spirit and diversity.

* The pre- and post-cruise programmes and shore activities are not included in the cruise price and are in the planning stage. Subject to change.

Price special

Attractive combination discount

Extend your stay with the previous cruise EUR2713 and save € 1,800 per person (applies to the PLATINUM fare).

Family cruise

On this family cruise, your loved ones will have their very own programme ashore. Experienced supervisors ensure that special kids’ and teens’ excursions* provide an exciting way to explore new places for all junior cruise passengers aged four and up. Naturally, we also offer family excursions* tailored to let you and your children explore together. Back on board, the children and their supervisors complete their eventful day by eating together in the Lido Cafe. If required, a babysitter* can look after your little ones afterwards. To allow you to sleep in peace a little longer, we also offer a lie-in service on days at sea: nannies will pick up your children at 8.00 hrs and take them for breakfast. And on days with shore excursions, adjusted supervision times allow you to take part in excursions* without your children. 

* Subject to a charge.

Included services

Experiences ashore
  • Shuttle transfer to selected ports
  • Available to borrow: bicycles (subject to official approval at each destination), snorkelling equipment, warm parkas, umbrellas and parasols (please note that this is a limited contingent and the rental items cannot be reserved in advance)
  • Port information including maps and tips for going ashore
  • Zodiac rides to hidden beaches and bays (subject to routes and weather conditions)
In your suite
  • Champagne and delicacies as a welcome gift
  • Mini bar (soft drinks and beer) and fresh fruit, refilled daily
  • 24-hour suite service; butler service in the Penthouse Suites
  • Flat-screen TV in your suite with entertainment and information system (guest portal) as well as your personal EUROPA email account (only accessible via a mobile device), a selection of up to 100 contemporary and classic films, various genres of music and audio dramas
  • Digital newspaper service: a condensed on-board edition of 'Die Welt' every morning
  • Exclusive service privileges in the SPA Suites and Penthouse Suites
Culture and entertainment
  • Carefully selected, exciting guest artists and renowned stars in an intimate and exclusive atmosphere.
  • Top-class classical music, rousing shows, fascinating concerts, cabaret artists, readings and plays
  • Activity programmes and lecture series, talks, lectures and workshops with renowned lecturers and experts
  • Onboard chaplain on selected voyages
  • Free internet on board - one hour per guest per day, further information and conditions can be found
    here
Restaurants
  • Five restaurants at no extra cost: the Europa Restaurant, yet there are also three speciality restaurants and a buffet restaurant to choose from
  • Main meal times, snack times, late breakfast, speciality teas and coffees as well as cakes and midnight snacks
For all cases
  • German ship and cruise management as well as a majority German-speaking service crew
  • Harbour and airport fees
  • Cancellation fee insurance (20% excess) in the PLATINUM and GOLD fares
Spa and fitness
  • 15 m (49 ft) long seawater pool, whirlpool, fitness area with ocean views and golf simulator
  • Wide range of fitness classes - including innovative LES MILLS classes - indoors or outdoors
  • SPA area with steam bath, infrared chairs, relaxation room and Tea Lounge