Autumn Fjordland Cruise

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Scenic Glories

Join Marco Polo as she sets sail from Rosyth, cruising to the glorious fjords of Western Norway. Here, in addition to some marvellous ports of call, you’ll enjoy some wonderful, relaxed days cruising through still waters.

Cross the North Sea to explore the spectacular landscape of the fjords. Cruise to idyllic Olden, on majestic Nordfjord, then on through mighty Sognefjord to remote Flåm. Sit back and take in the majestic scenery, or head ashore on excursions to discover the pristine interior, with its glaciers and crashing waterfalls, or perhaps to ride on the famously steep and winding Flåmsbana Mountain Railway. A last call, in colourful Bergen, gives you the chance to stroll past the lovingly restored warehouses of Bryggen and perhaps take in the view from the summit of Mount Fløyen – a fitting finale to your Norwegian cruise – before you return to Rosyth via lively, historic Newcastle upon Tyne.

Cruise Highlights

See the fjords in their autumn glory
Four wonderful ports of call
Two lazy days at sea
Cruise scenic Nordfjord
Pretty Olden, charming gateway to the Briksdal Glacier
Flåm, at the remote end of mighty Sognefjord
Bergen, once part of the historic Hanseatic League
A call in Newcastle offers a chance to see Hadrian’s Wall

What does this price include?

7 nights' accommodation in your choice of cabin
Delicious full board cuisine
Afternoon teas and late night snacks
Captain’s Cocktail Party (cruises of 6 nights or more)
Self service tea & coffee (6am to midnight)
Big show entertainment, cabarets and classical interludes
Daytime activities and leisure facilities
Guest speaker and arts & crafts (cruises of 5 nights or more)
Porterage of luggage, port to cabin
Port Taxes

Life on board Marco Polo

There's far more to Marco Polo than we could possibly fit on this page. Click below to find out more about her cabins, restaurants and other excellent facilities.

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Your Itinerary

Day One – Depart from Rosyth

Depart: 1600hrs

Board Marco Polo in Rosyth, today, settle in to your cabin and relax as your cruise begins.
Day Two – At sea

Spend today relaxing on board.
Day Three – Olden, Norway

Arrive: 0800hrs

Depart: 1600hrs

Today Marco Polo calls at Olden. This is the stopping-off point for a trip through the beautiful surrounding countryside to the famous Briksdal Glacier, part of the vast Jostedalsbreen ice-pack, which broods over the eastern reaches of the fjord.
Day Four – Flam, Norway

Arrive: 0900hrs

Depart: 2000hrs

Flam welcomes Marco Polo, today, and here you'll have the opportunity to board the world-famous Flamsbana Mountain Railway for the journey to Myrdal. Later this evening, the ship navigates her way through stunning Sognefjord.
Day Five – Bergen, Norway

Arrive: 0700hrs

Depart: 2000hrs

Your last Norwegian call is in Bergen, an ancient city of medieval houses, cobbled streets, and the birthplace of composer Edvard Grieg. Visit the vibrant harbour and the fish market, stroll past historic Bryggen's wooden warehouses and take the Floibanen funicular to the summit of Floyen, the best known of Bergen's Seven Mountains.
Day Six – At sea

Spend today relaxing on board.
Day Seven – Newcastle, England

Arrive: 0800hrs

Depart: 1800hrs

Newcastle was once among the most vibrant centres of the British Industrial Revolution, and has now evolved into one of England's most energetic and exciting cities. Some of your newfound friends will disembark and finish their journey here, and you'll have some time to explore before beginning the final leg of your cruise.
Day Eight – Arrive back at Rosyth

Arrive: 0700hrs

Say goodbye to Marco Polo, her crew and your fellow passengers as she arrives in Rosyth, today, and you disembark at the end of a wonderful cruise.

Days marked above with an anchor include ports where you will be transferred to shore by landing boat. These ports may be inaccessible for customers with mobility difficulties as a result. Any days not listed will be spent at sea.

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Further Information

Passport requirements

British Citizens will need a full, 10-year passport to travel on this cruise. Since some countries require visitors to be valid for at least six months after the return date of the cruise we recommend that all customers ensure that this is the case. Holders of non-British passports should check with the relevant embassies to see if any requirements and restrictions exist for any countries visited during the cruise.
Foreign Office travel advice

Visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice to find out the latest Foreign And Commonwealth Office travel advice for your holiday destination, as well as information about passports and visas.