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Bodø Cruise Port Bodø Cruise Port BODØ CRUISE PORT VIBRANT CITY ON THE EDGE OF NATURE. – Your First Port of Call North of the Arctic Circle 2017/2018 portofbodo.com visitbodo.com 1 Bodø Cruise Port Bodø Cruise Port Events: August - Nordland Music Festival, August - Parkenfestivalen Music Festival, January - Bodø Jazz Open Music Festival Cruise Season: All year Normal temperature range: (C) Winter: -10 /+5 Summer +10 / +20 Useful links: www.visitbodo.com Cruise Information: www.portofbodo.com Port Information: www.portofodo.com Photo: Johnny Harrang BODØ CRUISE PORT Index: Welcome to Bodø & Salten. Welcome 3 Map 4 Bodø 5 Bodø is an exiting cruise Being located in Northern We look forward to destination eager to Norway’s second largest presenting our cruise ship be discovered. We can town, with a major destination, one like no Tours: Sea eagle safari by accommodate virtually airport with one-stop other, on the following RIB & coach 6 all cruise ships and ofer connections to most pages, and will be more The worlds strongest a great variety of shore gateways in Europe, and than happy to answer any Maelstrom 7 excursions for all ages, all the northernmost end of questions, like possible Kjerringøy Island & open air museum 8 group sizes and activity the Oslo-North Norway guest experiences or City sightseeing 9 levels. railroad, Bodø is a great operational and logistical Deep sea fshing 10 location for both guests matters with you or your Photo: Nordlandsmuseet/Ernst Furuhatt - Photos front page: Ernst Photo: Nordlandsmuseet/Ernst Furuhatt - Photos front Furuhatt and Riktig Spor AS National Norwegian Among shore highlights in quest of adventures representatives at any Aviation Museum 11 Arctic Rail 12 is the world famous surrounded by fantastic time. Concert in Bodø Saltstraumen – the world’s nature, as well for logistics Cathedral 14 strongest maelstrom purposes as resupplying Best Regards Keiservarden Mountain 15 with a visible presence by air, rail or sea. Northern Scandinavia´s largest glacier Svartisen 16 of an exiting stone age A historic walk heritage; the old Kjerringøy in nature 18 trading post is beautifully located in a stunningly Bodø city adventures 19 Port & Tourist Information 22 scenic landscape, and is one of Norway’s most important cultural heritage monuments from the 19th century; the Norwegian Aviation Museum – Scandinavia’s largest and most modern. Ingvar M. Mathisen Solveig C. Henriksen Port Director Director of Cruise Port of Bodø Development It is our objective to make [email protected] Visit Bodø Bodø the port you will [email protected] enjoy visiting – again and again, as you seek new destinations for your cruise ship experiences and/or yacht vacations. Visit Bodø Visitbodo www.visitbodo.com 2 3 Bodø Cruise Port THE COMPLETE NATURAL EXPERIENCE NORTH OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE Svolvær Lofoten Islands North Cape Hammerfest Kirkenes BODØ BODØ Fauske Tromsø Sulitjelma - A CRUISE DESTINATION LIKE NO OTHER Vesterålen Rognan Photo: Ernst Furuhatt Lofoten Islands THE COMPLETE NATURAL EXPERIENCE NORTH BODØ OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE Arctic Circle The perfect port of call offers the widest range of choice. Furthermore, the Bodø region is home to the largest colony of Bodø cruise port is such a port of call. The urban town of European Sea Eagles in the world. Sandnessjøen Bodø offers wondrous Arctic experiences, magical nature and culinary delights, all right outside our door here in the If you are seeking the thrill of speed, we recommend a trip in an Brønnøysund exotic north. We have the natural resources around us to help open ocean RIB boat right from the quayside. create unforgettable adventures. The Bodø region is one of the most fascinating areas in the We greet first time visitors with a big bang, from the cannons world - with a wealth of history and unspoiled nature. at Nyholm Fortress» and live music on the quay side. We offer a vibrant city on the edge of nature, with dazzling midnight Whether you are looking for spectacular nature, the contrasts sun and magical northern lights, music festivals and concerts of settlements dating back to the Stone Age with modern Trondheim through the year, a lively city center with restaurants and shops, culture, outdoor activities, or simply want to experience life in central berths and memorable excursions. this exotic part of the world, you will find it all here in the Bodø region. Here you’ll find some of Norway and Europe’s most famous attractions: Saltstraumen - The world’s strongest maelstrom, A couple of hours from Bodø you will find Svartisen Glacier - during a 6-hour period, 372 million cubic metres of seawater Norways second largest glacier, underground caves, marble pass through a 150 metre wide and 31 metre deep channel. formations, steep peaks and waterfalls all located in the beautiful National Park. The old Kjerringøy trading post is beautifully located in a Bergen stunningly scenic landscape, and is one of Norway’s most The people living north of the Arctic Circle are very friendly and important cultural heritage monuments from the 19th century. open-minded. You will find it easy to make contact with the This living history museum gives you a unique insight into the locals, especially since language skills in general are very good Oslo coastal culture of Northern Norway. – English is spoken as a second language everywhere. Just a 5-minute drive from the Cruise Port, you’ll find the Nor- Stavanger wegian Aviation Museum. It is Scandinavia’s largest and one of Your First Port of Call – North of the Arctic Circle! the most modern in Europe. 4 5 SEA EAGLE SAFARI THE WORLDS STRONGEST Bodø Cruise Port BY RIB & COACH MAELSTROM A spectacular nature adventure Saltstraumen Maelstroms Scenic Wonders Duration: 3 hours Season: 1th April - 1th November Contact info: Duration: 3,5 - 4 hours Season: All year Capacity: 96 pax per Highlights: Sea eagle scouting, Stella Polaris Ltd Capacity: 200 per departure (one hour apart Highlights: Magic Saltstraumen Visitor Center, departure Mountain Viewpoint & Saltstraumen [email protected] departures) Saltstraumen, Rønvikfjellet viewpoint by RIB [email protected] www.stella-polaris.no Description +47 755 28 508 / +47 90869392 Witness the home of one of the world’s most extreme natural phenomena. After a brief tour of Bodø with your guide, continue through the picturesque landscape toward Saltstraumen, the narrow strait that links Saltfjord with the larger Skjerstadfjord. This is home to the world’s strongest tidal current, with up to 400 million tons of seawater forcing its Description Itinerary way through a 1.8-mile-long and 0.9-mile-wide strait every six hours. During the strongest currents, whirlpools of up to 32 feet in diameter and 16 feet deep form. You may witness this phenomenon from the water’s edge or from the Together with your guide experience a unique nature where 00:00 - 00:15 Walk along the quayside to the RIB bridge that spans the strait, depending on the time of day. Next visit Magic Saltstraumen experience center where you will be visiting the realm of the European Sea Eagle! hut & pier you can learn about this natural phenomenon in an explanatory multimedia flm. Followed by cofee and wafes, en- You will see this magnifcent bird of prey in its own unequal- joy the beautiful vista from inside or on one of the outside benches. En route back to Bodø, a photo stop at Ronvik- led and majestic natural environment. Bodø can by right 00:15 - 00:30 Safety briefng & selection of clothes fjellet viewpoint for an incredible panorama of the city will be made. be called the capital of the European Sea Eagle as scientists for the RIB tour have confrmed that Bodø region has the largest colony Itinerary in the world. While enjoying the close quarters of the Sea 00:30 - 00:45 Scouting for Sea Eagle Eagle you will be surrounded by spectacular nature and 00:00 - 00:45 Scenic drive to Saltstraumen Contact info: your guide will explain its geology and history along the way. 00:45 - 01:00 Photo stop Magic North AS 00:45 - 01:00 Welcome and introduction at Magic Saltstraumen [email protected] Next stop will be at Saltstraumen, the most powerful 01:00 - 01:20 Cruise towards Saltstraumen www.magicnorth.no maelstrom in the world! The water forms whirlpools that 01:00 - 01:30 Film about the phenomenon Saltstraumen or +47 75 54 22 50 can be up to 10 meters wide and 5 meters deep. If you are 01:20 - 01:35 Geology stop: Observe parts of the (Northern Lights) lucky you will be able to see this up close and get a great Caledonian Folding Belt - a range of photo of this natural phenomenon. Your return journey will Mountains sating back 250 million 01:30 - 02:00 Refreshment - wafe & cofee/tea be by coach. years 02:00 - 02:30 Independent visit of the maelstrom 01:35 - 01:45 Continue to Saltstraumen Notes 02:30 - 03:45 City Sightseeing, photo stop at Rønvikfjellet and This tour operates in reverse order when the group size 01:45 - 02:15 Photo Stop - The worlds strongest drive back to ship exceeds 48 pax. Max.96 per departure, possible with AM tidal and PM departures. The boats hold 12 pax each. You will be fully kitted with foatable suits, gloves, hats and protecti- 02:15 - 02:45 Return back to your ship by coach ve glasses prior to embarking on your journey in the Rigid Infatable Boats. 02:45 - 03:00 Walk back to the ship with your guide Photos: Magic North Notes Please note this excursion may operate in reverse order due to Visit Bodø timings of the tidal current.
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