Celebrity Apex

Celebrity Apex is the second of the acclaimed Edge class of ship. This is a ship that wows at every turn from the infinite balcony staterooms with large marble bathrooms to the ultra-cool Eden chill out lounge accessed through a dark grotto of golden trees, to the futuristic rooftop terrace. Celebrity seems to have replaced the conventional with amazing taking you into the future of cruising. There are 12 dining options on board, a gallery or relaxing poolside cabanas, an asymmetrical pool area and the Magic Carpet moving entertainment space up and down the outside edge of the ship. Seeing is believing and these Edge class ships are worthy of the prices they rightly command- not just as a cruise experience but an ultra-modern holiday experience.

Zeebrugge (For Bruges)

The Port of Zeebrugge (also referred to as the Port of Bruges) is a major European port in the municipality of Bruges, West Flanders in the Flemish Region of Belgium, handling over 50 million tonnes of cargo annually. The port features convenient shuttle and tram connections to nearby attractions like Bruges, Knokke Beach, and a local chocolate factory. Free and affordable shuttles make it easy to explore, and you’ll also find unique experiences like wine and oyster tasting or a lively bar on wheels nearby. Bruges is situated approximately 16km away on a 15minutes tram ride costing around 5 euros.  From the Rozenhoedkaai and the Market Square, through the Lake of Love and the canals, to the Beguinage, the almshouses and much more. Iconic sites that give the city its look and charm you instantly. The canals of Bruges have for centuries been the veins of the city, winding through Bruges and treating you to another magnificent view around every bend. Take a stroll or a boat trip and discover secret gardens, romantic bridges and medieval facades reflected in the water. Veiled in mist, a family of swans floating past: time stands still on the canals.

Spend a relaxing day at sea taking advantage of the wide range of facilities, entertainment and ding options on board without interruption.

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Geiranger Fjord

Geiranger Fjord is a UNESCO World Heritage Site - it is nine miles long and is the most photographed of fjord of them all. This fjord is surrounded by the steepest mountains on the entire west coast, it is very narrow and has foaming waterfalls (Seven Sisters and Suitor) which plunge into the fjord from jagged peaks. A fjord is formed when a glacier cuts a U-shaped valley in the surrounding bedrock and most fjords are deeper than the adjacent sea; Sognefjord, Norway, reaches as much as 1,300metres (4,265 ft) below sea level.

Tromso

Tromsø has many attractions and people visit from near and far to see the classic symbols of Tromsø, like the Cable Car and Arctic Cathedral. You can visit several museums in the city like the Polar Museum, the Arctic University Museum of Norway, The Science Centre, Troll Museum and the Northern Norway Art Museum. Explore the history of polar explorers, taste local beer at Mack Brewery and watch seal feeding at Polaria.

Honningsvag

Honningsvag is situated on the Northern edge of Norways Coast 876 miles away from Oslo and 442 miles inside the arctic Circle. This is Europe’s most northerly city where visitors can witness the midnight sun which shines here for seventy seven nights of the year. From late May to late July, the sun never completely descends beneath the horizon in these areas north of the Arctic Circle (hence Norway's description as the "Land of the Midnight Sun") and the rest of the country experiences up to twenty hours of daylight per day. Approximate dates when you can see the midnight sun:  14 May - 29 July. Conversely in the witer months experience the polar night when the sun never really breaches the Horizon giving almost 24 hours of darkness and a wonderful opportunity to witness the Aurora Borealis.

Trondheim

Trondheim is the third largest city in Norway and lies on the south shore of the Trondheim form at the mouth of the River Nidelva. In the heart of Trondheim is Take selfies of the colourful wooden building propped up on stilts lining each side of the riverbank. Nidaros Cathedral – an ornate Gothic masterpiece. Norway’s national shrine and northern Europe’s most important pilgrimage site. The cathedral is built over the tomb of Olav the Holy, the Viking king who brought Christianity to Norway and became the entire country’s eternal king. Trondheim has a rich Viking history to explore and is also well known for ice bathing. Brrr!

Alesund

Nestled along Norway's rugged west coast, Ålesund enchants visitors with its art nouveau architecture and spectacular setting. Built across a string of islands connected by graceful bridges, Ålesund feels surrounded by water at every turn. Fishing boats still glide into its busy harbour, mountains rise steeply in the distance, and the scent of the sea drifts through its streets. Whether you come for the views, the seafood, or simply to wander its colourful lanes, Ålesund never fails to leave an impression. One moment you might be climbing the 418 steps to the Aksla viewpoint for a sweeping panorama, and the next you’re admiring the intricate art nouveau details on the city’s waterfront buildings. Ålesund stands as the finest example of art nouveau architecture in Scandinavia. Its turrets and spires catch the light differently throughout the day, from soft morning grey to golden evening glow. Combined with its setting among islands, fjords and alpine peaks, the effect is magical.

Olden

Olden is a peaceful village situated at the end of one of Nordfjord’s arms. Here a lake in the valley has been turned a rich deep green created by the minerals pouring down from the Briksdal Glacier where giant waterfalls make the views spectacular.

The exciting Haugesund region extends from the open sea in the west to the fjord and mountain landscape in the east. A host of nature-based adventures await those who want to experience the contrasts in the fantastic scenery of Western Norway. You can walk in the footsteps of the Vikings, visit the islands of Rovaer and Utsira, and see perpendicular mountains. Definitely worth a visit is the  Langfoss waterfall in the breathtaking Akfrafjord - with a height of 612 metres, Langfoss is one of Norway's 5 highest waterfalls.

Bergen

The west coast of Norway is home to the Fjords and Bergen is the gateway to Fjordland. Bergen was founded in 1070 and was originally a Viking settlement - the best known historic site is Bryggen which is a collection of 11th century wooden buildings built along the harbour front.

Spend a relaxing day at sea taking advantage of the wide range of facilities, entertainment and ding options on board without interruption.