COPENHAGEN to COPENHAGEN NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES CRUISE
Navigate the steep inclines, and gaping drops, of Norway’s magnificent fjords, on a journey of glass-smooth waters, and breathtaking views. Rainbow coloured warehouses reflect in the waters of pretty ports, and stacks of jagged mountains prick the sky at achingly beautiful cities like Bergen and Molde. The wide horseshoe bend of Geiranger’s fjord is natural poetry at its finest.
DURATION DEPARTURE FARES FROM 7 JUN 17 (PER GUEST) US$ 5,100 DAYS 2018
Fares shown are per guest and subject to changes
EXPEDITION CRUISE ITINERARY Our itineraries are second-to-none – below please find detailed information regarding ports of call, arrival and departure times, as well as supplemental information about the destinations you’ll visit
DATE DAY-BY-DAY ARRIVE / DEPART
Tue - Day 1 COPENHAGEN, Denmark 19:00
Wed - Day 2 SKAGEN, Denmark
Thu - Day 3 BERGEN, Norway
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DATE DAY-BY-DAY ARRIVE / DEPART
Fri - Day 4 ANDALSNES & MOLDE, Norway
Sat - Day 5 HELLESYLT & GEIRANGER, Norway
Sun - Day 6 FLAM, Norway
Mon - Day 7 DAY AT SEA
Tue - Day 8 COPENHAGEN, Denmark 8:00
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SUITES AND FARES Silversea Expeditions' oceanview suites are some of the most spacious in luxury expedition cruising, and all include the services of a butler. Select your suite and Request a Quote - guests who book early are rewarded with the best fares and ability to select their desired suite.
CATEGORY DIMENSIONS FARES FROM (PER GUEST)
OWNER’S SUITE 1,292 ft² / 120m² including veranda US$ 15,000
GRAND SUITE 1,425–1,532 ft² / 132–142m² including veranda US$ 14,700
ROYAL SUITE 990 ft² / 92m² including veranda US$ 12,100
SILVER SUITE 746 ft² / 69m² including veranda US$ 9,700
DELUXE VERANDA SUITE 376 ft² / 35m² including veranda (64 ft² /6 m²) US$ 6,500
SUPERIOR VERANDA SUITE 376 ft² / 35m² including veranda (64 ft² /6 m²) US$ 6,000
CLASSIC VERANDA 376 ft² / 35m² including veranda (64 ft² /6 m²) US$ 5,800 SUITE
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CATEGORY DIMENSIONS FARES FROM (PER GUEST)
PANORAMA SUITE 334 ft² / 31 m² US$ 5,300
VISTA SUITE 312 ft² / 29 m² US$ 5,100
INCLUDED IN THE CRUISE FARE
Spacious suites – over 85% with private verandas Beverages in-suite and throughout the ship, including cham- pagne, select wines and spirits Butler service in every suite 24-hour dining service
One hour free Wifi per day for all guests. Unlimited free Onboard entertainment Wifi for guests sailing on select suite categories Complimentary transportation into town in most ports Onboard gratuities Personalised service – nearly one crew member for every guest Multiple restaurants, diverse cuisine, open-seating dining
SILVER SPIRIT A ship of unprecedented standards. Combining all the hallmarks of the Silversea luxury cruise experi- ence, Silver Spirit is a true definition of our heritage, with a modern edge. Amplifying everything that matters: public and personal space, beautiful interior design, superior service, gastronomic cuisine and world class wine, she stays small enough to visit both secluded and iconic ports. Award-winning itineraries, superb on board entertainment and a fantastic spa and pool area, you’re sure to find something for everyone. Silver Spirit offers a lively, convivial atmosphere for cosmopolitan travellers who enjoy a greater variety of shipboard diversions, yet crave the personalised service and authentic and “up-close” experiences for which Silversea is known.
GUESTS: 608 CREW: 412 LENGTH: 642 Feet / 198.5 Meters
VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS
Your expedition will lead to one discovery after another. A complimentary programme of unique, small-group shore experiences, led by our team of expert guides and lecturers, allows you to fully experience the lands you’ll visit.
CRUISE ITINERARY
Our itineraries are second-to-none – below please find detailed information regarding ports of call, arrival and departure times, as well as supplemental information about the destinations you’ll visit.
Day 1 Copenhagen The Kingdom of Denmark is the geographical link between Scandinavia and Europe. Half-timber villages and tidy farms rub shoulders with towns and a few cities, where pedestrians set the pace, not traffic. In the capital, Copenhagen—København in Danish—mothers safely park baby carriages outside bakeries while outdoor cafés fill with cappuccino-sippers, and lanky Danes pedal to work in lanes thick with bicycle traffic. The town was a fishing colony until 1157, when Valdemar the Great gave it to Bishop Absalon, who built a castle on the site of what is now the parliament, Christiansborg.
Day 2 SKAGEN For more than a century, Skagen (pronounced skane), a picturesque area where the North Sea meets the Baltic Sea, has been a favorite destination of well-off travelers, artists, and architects. This 600-year-old market town on Jutland's windswept northern tip has long pebbly beaches and huge open skies. Sunsets are tremendous events, so much so that idlers on the beach stop and applaud. Its main industry has traditionally been fishing, but tourism now seems to be eclipsing that.
Day 3 Bergen Many visitors fall in love with Bergen, Norway's second-largest city, at first sight. Seven rounded lush mountains, pastel wood houses, the historic wharf, winding cobblestone streets, and Hanseatic relics all make it a place of enchantment. Its many epithets include "Trebyen" (Wooden City), "Regnbyen" (Rainy City, due to its 240 days of rain a year), and "Fjordbyen" (gateway to the fjords).
Day 4 ÅNDALSNES & MOLDE, Norway Molde, the 'Town of Roses', is a city and municipality in Romsdal in Møre og Romsdal County, Norway. The municipality is located on the Romsdal Peninsula, surrounding the Fannefjord and Moldefjord. The city is located on the northern shore of the Romsdalsfjord. The city of Molde is the administrative centre of Møre og Romsdal County, administrative center of the municipality of Molde, commercial hub of the Romsdal region and seat of the Diocese of Møre. Molde proper consists of a 6.2-mile (10-kilometre) long and 0.62-1.
Day 5 HELLESYLT & GEIRANGER People have been trekking through Hellesylt since the end of the last ice age, but tourists began staying overnight only in 1875, when the village's first hotel was built. Hellesylt was the inspiration for Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's long play in verse, Brand (1865). Despite more than 200,000 tourists and 100 cruise ships visiting annually, there's not much to see here besides the waterfall in the village center, oddly wedged between two bridges. A handful of tourists visit for the mountain walks, climbing, boating, and fishing in the region. The Geirangerfjord, which made the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005, is Norway's most spectacular and perhaps best-known fjord. The 16-km-long (10-mile-long), 960- foot-deep Geirangerfjord's most stunning attractions are its roaring waterfalls—the Seven Sisters, the Bridal Veil, and the Suitor. Perched on mountain ledges along the fjord, deserted farms at Skageflå and Knivsflå are being restored and maintained by local enthusiasts.
Day 6 FLÅM One of the most scenic train routes in Europe zooms high into the mountains between the towns of Myrdal and Flåm. After the day-trippers have departed, it's a wonderful place to extend your tour and spend the night.
Day 7 Day at Sea While we're at sea, enjoy wine tastings, designer boutiques, language and dance classes. Take in a matinee movie, check the market or your e-mail in the Internet Point, slip away with a novel from the library to a sunny chaise or with a movie to your suite. Or just take in the sun pool side. The choice is yours.
Day 8 COPENHAGEN The Kingdom of Denmark is the geographical link between Scandinavia and Europe. Half-timber villages and tidy farms rub shoulders with towns and a few cities, where pedestrians set the pace, not traffic. In the capital, Copenhagen—København in Danish—mothers safely park baby carriages outside bakeries while outdoor cafés fill with cappuccino-sippers, and lanky Danes pedal to work in lanes thick with bicycle traffic. The town was a fishing colony until 1157, when Valdemar the Great gave it to Bishop Absalon, who built a castle on the site of what is now the parliament, Christiansborg.
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