Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning 2020

3 5 Located at the top of Denmark, Skagen is an ideal port of call for cruise ships sailing to destinations in the Baltics and the Norwegian fjords, as well as vessels operating itineraries out of ports like Southampton, England; Kiel, Germany; and Amsterdam; Netherlands. Skagen offers a range of sustainable shore excursions and activities, many of which enable cruise visitors to escape the crowds and safely enjoy themselves in nature. One of the most popular shore excursions is a visit to Grenen at the tip of Skagen (pictured), where travellers can see the unique phenomenon of the Baltic and the North Sea colliding. Other available outdoor activities include hiking, cycling, mountain biking, canoeing, horse riding, golf, rib boat sailing, running and birdwatching. Guests who want a more relaxed option can choose from various scenic coach tours that stop at various picturesque locations. Skagen, Denmark Washed by the clear blue waters of the Atlantic, Puerto del Rosario is the lively capital city of Fuerteventura and boasts multiple attractions. The oldest port on the island receives a significant number of tourists, both from cruise ships and the ferries that run regular services to other parts of the Canary Islands archipelago. One of the most popular day trips for cruise visitors is an area of natural beauty just 30 minutes’ drive north from the port: Corralejo Natural Dunes Park. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands Cruise guests sailing into the Port of Nordfjordeid are able to easily access all of the region’s famous fjords and attractions, including Geiranger, the Loen Skylift, Briksdal and Kjelldal Glacier. They will also find a wide range of new and exciting attractions and activities in Nordfjordeid. The main attraction is Sagastad museum, which showcases Myklebustship, the largest Viking ship that has been discovered to date. The museum also contains interactive exhibitions about the ship and Nordfjordeid’s Viking history. Port of Nordfjordeid, Norway