From the western fjords to Lofoten and the stark northern landscape, the coastline is the undoubted star of the voyage.įeaturing the world's largest onboard battery packs, the brand new Havila fleet is one of the greenest ways to travel. Offered by Hurtigruten and newcomer Havila, the voyage is billed as a cruise but the entertainment on offer is first and foremost the ever-changing coastline. The relatively small size ships of the Hurtigruten fleet can enter smaller fjords such as the. The best way to see it is on the coastal voyage from Bergen to Kirkenes. Lofoten forms just one part of Norway's epic coastline. Outdoor experiences dominate Lofoten, with hikers, mountain climbers, surfers, cyclists and landscape photographers all well catered for. Jagged granite peaks soar from the ocean with small fishing villages tucked onto the shoreline.Ĭompact red and yellow fishing huts and the distinctive fish-drying racks hark back to days long gone, but in fact the fishing industry is alive and thriving in this part of the world. Much has been written about Lofoten in recent years, but words struggle to do justice to the stunning scenery of these arctic islands. Carved from a single piece of stone, the monolith depicts more than 100 intertwined human figures reaching for the skies. While the diminutive Angry Boy attracts camera-weilding tourists, the imposing monolith is the undoubted highlight of the park. The towering monolith is the most impressive installation at Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway getty
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