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© MADIS SÄRGLEPP


A taste of nature The Norwegian coast is rich with delicacies, inspiring us to develop the ship's cuisine based solely on fresh local produce. During your journey, you can enjoy a variety of tastings out on deck.


KRISTIANSUND–RØRVIK Day – Northbound


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Down to the river 3G The river that fl ows quietly through the centre of Trondheim is a great destina- tion in itself. Kayaking on the river lets you see the city from a completely dif- ferent angle. Remember to take small detours into the many canals off the river’s main channel.


Rørvik


Kjeungskjær Lighthouse


Trondheim Frøya HITRA 3A 3B 3D 3G 3H


Kristiansund


The Bakklandet district Here you'll fi nd beautiful wooden buildings, now fully restored to their original charm. These often single-storey houses were inhabited by artisan craftsmen, local traders and labourers, which is why they tend to be smaller and simpler than those in the centre of Trondheim.


WHAT TO SEE


Make sure you catch the view from the Gamle Bybrua bridge that dates back to 1861, and wander around the restored wooden buildings in the Bakklandet district.


EXCURSIONS


3A Nidaros Cathedral and Ringve Museum in Trondheim SPRING SUMMER


3B Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral AUTUMN WINTER


3D Trondheim city walk ALL YEAR 3G Kayaking on the River Nid SUMMER 3H Cycling in Trondheim SPRING SUMMER


Explorer boat activities in Trondheim SUMMER


Hikes & ‘Friluftsliv’ activities (Ships with expedition team) ALL YEAR


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