South Norway Discovery & Oslo Cruise

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Fjords & Historic Cities

This, the last of Marco Polo’s autumn season of cruises from Rosyth, takes you across the North Sea to lively, friendly Oslo, where there’ll be a chance to go ashore, perhaps to visit the renowned Viking Ships Museum or the Kon Tiki Museum, which houses explorer Thor Heyerdahl’s fragile balsa-wood craft.

A call in Norway’s lively southernmost city, Kristiansand, with its delightful old town and harbour-front Fish Quay, is followed by a scenic cruise towards Norway’s fjord- and island-dotted west coast to the prosperous former Norwegian fishing capital, Stavanger, where you'll have time to wander its gently sloping streets and Gamle Stavanger old town. Saving the best till last, a final call is made in the unofficial capital of the fjords and the birthplace of the composer Edvard Grieg, Bergen. Explore its ancient Bryggen quarter and lively fish market, and take a trip to the summit of Mount Floyen on the funicular before Marco Polo returns to Newcastle.

Cruise Highlights

Four delightful ports of call
Lazy days relaxing on board
Sail through Oslofjord to the Norwegian capital
Oslo's impressive Viking Ships museum
The popular seaside town of Kristiansand
Cruise pretty Boknafjord
Wander Stavanger’s cobbled old town
Ancient Bergen, birthplace of composer Edvard Grieg

What does this price include?

8 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
Cruising from Aberdeen to Newcastle

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 – Oslo, Norway

Arrive: 0800hrs

Depart: 1800hrs

The Norwegian capital Oslo welcomes Marco Polo, today. Explore this lively, friendly city, or join an optional shore excursion, perhaps to the wonderful Viking Ships or the Kon-Tiki museums.
Day Four – Kristiansand, Norway

Arrive: 1200hrs

Depart: 2000hrs

Today we'll stop in Kristiansand, Norway's fifth city, on the country's southern coast. One of Norway's most popular tourist destinations, Kristiansand is renowned for its beaches and Palmesus beach festival, its thriving creative arts scene, and as the home of Norway's largest zoo.
Day Five – Stavanger, Norway

Arrive: 0800hrs

Depart: 2300hrs

The prosperous former fishing capital of Stavanger, its sleek modern buildings contrasting with the white-painted, clapboard houses of its old town, is Marco Polo's next Norwegian landfall. Step ashore to explore before enjoying the breathtaking passage though Lysefjord, where the towering Preikestolen rock formation soars above the waters.
Day Six – Bergen, Norway

Arrive: 0800 hrs

Depart: 2000hrs

This morning, Marco Polo docks in Bergen. This ancient Hanseatic city of cobbled streets and medieval houses was the birthplace of composer Edvard Grieg. Visit the vibrant harbour and fish market, stroll past the wooden warehouses of Bryggen and take the Floibanen funicular to the summit of Mount Floyen.
Day Seven – At sea

Spend today relaxing on board.
Day Eight – Arrive at Newcastle

Arrive: 0800hrs

Disembark in Newcastle, today, at the end of your cruise. An optional coach transfer back to Rosyth will be available to book in advance.

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.