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Live coverage from the Koblenz Post Office on November 24, 24th

Sailing along the Norwegian coast, the traditional mail ship line is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, earning the title of 'the most beautiful sea journey in the world'.

Dynamic updates from Koblenz's post office on the 24th of November, 24
Dynamic updates from Koblenz's post office on the 24th of November, 24

Live coverage from the Koblenz Post Office on November 24, 24th

Exploring the Stunning Norwegian Coastal Route

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Norwegian coastline with Hurtigruten and Havila Voyages, as they traverse the dramatic landscapes from Bergen in the south to Kirkenes in the north. This epic sea voyage, often referred to as "the most beautiful sea voyage in the world," offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural insights, and breathtaking transitions from fjord-filled south to Arctic wilderness.

Scenic Fjord Cruises

Passengers will be captivated by the UNESCO-listed fjords, such as the Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, showcasing towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and traditional villages nestled among the serene waters. The route offers glimpses into some of Norway's most iconic fjords, with many accessible directly from the ships.

Northern Lights & Midnight Sun

Depending on the season, travelers can witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights near Tromsø and other Arctic locations or experience the unique phenomenon of the midnight sun, where the sun never sets in summer.

Wildlife and Nature Viewing

The coastal route provides opportunities to spot marine life, including seabirds, seals, and occasionally whales, as well as pristine Arctic landscapes and rugged mountains.

Cultural and Historical Ports

The ships call at numerous small towns and fishing villages along the route, allowing passengers to delve into local culture, appreciate traditional wooden architecture, and explore historical sites such as the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf in Bergen.

Unique Onboard and Shore Experiences

Both Hurtigruten and Havila offer comfortable, modern vessels equipped with cruise-style amenities, local cuisines, and knowledgeable guides. Shore excursions include hiking the famous Pulpit Rock, exploring the Lofoten Islands with their red fishermen cabins, kayaking in fjord waters, and riding the Flåm Railway, one of the world’s steepest and most scenic train rides.

Connecting Remote Communities

The coastal route serves as a lifeline, connecting remote northern communities otherwise accessible only by sea, offering passengers an intimate glimpse into Norway’s maritime heritage and coastal lifestyles.

A Journey of Discovery

A journey along the coastal route allows for individual freedom to interrupt the journey at any port for discovery tours with a backpack or rental car. The coastal route offers a fantastic world of mountains, glaciers, fjords, small fishing villages, and a sea full of surprises.

Klaus-Peter Kappest's Presentation

On November 24, 2024, professional photographer Klaus-Peter Kappest will present his live reportage "Norway - Along the Coastal Route" at Kinopolis Koblenz. Further information about the lecture series can be found at www.neissen-events.de and www.kinopolis.de/ko, or directly at the Kinopolis Koblenz box offices.

[1] The Guardian [2] Lonely Planet [3] Bergen Tourist Information [4] National Geographic

Delve deeper into the Norwegian way of life during your travel, as the ships make stops at various small towns and fishing villages, showcasing the traditional architecture and historical sites. (Cultural and Historical Ports)

Enhance your scenic fjord cruise experience by embarking on adventure-filled shore excursions, such as hiking the Pulpit Rock or kayaking in fjord waters. (Unique Onboard and Shore Experiences)

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