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Nordic Discoveries & Traditions
Tromso - Tromso
Dates:
13/3/2026
to
23/3/2026
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FLIGHT PARIS/TROMSO + TRANSFERS + FLIGHT TROMSO/PARIS
Set off aboard Le Lapérouse for an 11-day cruise and enjoy an exceptional experience exploring Norway in the winter. From Tromso, you will sail towards these magical lands, where your exceptional itinerary will take in snow-capped summits, immaculate landscapes and the discovery of millennial traditions.
Throughout your journey, you will benefit from an excursion included per person per port of call, to choose from a selection offered by PONANT. During this cruise, set off to discover the legendary Nordkapp, or the North Cape, from Honningsvag, appreciate the charm of the Lofoten Islands during a day of visits from Reine, or explore Tromso, the capital of the Arctic, in a rigid-inflatable boat. The diversity of experiences on offer promises you intense and varied moments (to discover the full range of excursions, go to the itinerary tab).
The beginning of this trip beyond the Arctic Circle will be marked by an immersion in the land of the Sami. From your disembarkation in Narvik, in the very heart of captivating summits plunging into the sumptuous Ofotfjord, you will be invited to explore the ancestral tales of this reindeer-herding indigenous people.
You will then discover Alta. In the polar night, you may be lucky enough to admire the unique colours of the Northern Lights as they ripple and spin above the Arctic Circle.
Le Lapérouse will set sail for Hammerfest, the northernmost town in the world. During your port of call in this charming fishing port, you will have the opportunity to explore the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of triangulations stretching from Norway to the Black Sea, and the first technical and scientific tool to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will also sail by Bear Island, halfway between the North Cape of Norway and the South Cape of Spitsbergen. From your ship, you will marvel at this small strip of land with its craggy coastline and high jagged cliffs.
Le Lapérouse will once again set course south, for the captivating Honningsvag. This port of call will take you to the northernmost point of Europe: the North Cape. On this cliff, home to the emblematic Milestone, a globe-shaped monument, allow yourself the time to dream as you gaze upon the vastness of the Barents Sea.
Your ship will then make its way west where you will witness the mysterious charm of the Lofoten archipelago. These islands have landscapes of surreal beauty alternating between sea, spectacular fjords, mountain slopes and bright-coloured huts on stilts.
Your trip into the very heart of the immenseness of the Norwegian Arctic polar world will end in Tromso, your disembarkation port.
Ref : TT1545 - ER130326
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For more peace of mind, PONANT organizes your trip before or after the cruise. This package is included in the price of your cruise.
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For more peace of mind, PONANT selects stays and flights then takes care of your transfers for your trip as well as shore visits before and after the cruise.
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Services provided
- 24-hour room service
- Inclusive Wifi internet access (availability dependent on navigation and latitude)
- Individually-controlled air conditioning
- Dressing room with shelves and closet
- Dressing table and hairdryer
- Diptyque Paris top-of-the-line bath products
- Minibar
- Nespresso coffee maker and boiler
- Electronic safe
- Direct line telephone
- Bose Bluetooth speaker
- Flat screen TV, international channels (availability dependent on navigation) and videos on demand
- 110V American (two flat pins)/220V European (round sockets with two round pins)
- Two ADA staterooms
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Ideal clothes for life on board:
During the days spent on board, you are advised to wear comfortable clothes or casual outfits. The entire ship is air-conditioned, so a light sweater, a light jacket or a shawl may be necessary. When moving about in the public areas of the ship and the decks, light but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Informal evening:
In the evening, you are advised to wear smart-casual attire, especially when dining in our restaurants where wearing shorts and tee-shirts is not allowed.
For women:
- Simple dress
- Skirt or trousers
- Blouse
- Polo
For men:
- Pleated trousers or chinos
- Sports jacket
- Shirt
- Polo
Officer’s evening:
For all cruises longer than 8 nights, an Officer’s Evening with a white dress code may be organized. Therefore, we encourage you to bring a stylish white outfit for the occasion (otherwise black and white).
Gala evening:
During the cruise, two gala evenings will be organised on board. Thus, we recommend that you bring one or two formal outfits.
For women:
- Cocktail attire
- Evening dress (if you wish to)
For men:
- Dark suit
- Tie recommended, possibly bow tie (if you wish to)
SHOP:
A small shop is available on board offering a wide range of outfits, jewellery, leather goods and many accessories.
A laundry service (washing/ironing) is available on board, but unfortunately there are no dry cleaning services. For safety reasons, your cabin is not equipped with an iron.
ACCESSORIES:
- Polarized sunglasses
- Swimsuit (for the Spa on board)
- Gym wear (fitness)
- Battery charger and memory cards for your camera
- Mobile phone charger
- Hat/cap
HEALTH CARE:
- Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
- Medications and prescriptions
OUTFITS ON BOARD:
- Casual outfits for the day
- Smarter outfits for dinners
- Elegant outfits for Gala evenings
- White or black and white outfit
PRECAUTIONS:
In your hand luggage, remember to bring any medicines that you need, and possibly a small spare bag of toiletries (in case of delay in the delivery of your baggage by the airline). Remember to always have your travel documents with you in case you need them: hotel vouchers, cruise vouchers, return flight tickets... Never leave them in your hold luggage.
All our cabins have a safe. We recommend not to go ashore with valuable jewellery.
PONANT activities
Highlights
- A cruise discovering Norway in the winter, featuring immaculate mountainous summits and the discovery of ancestral cultures.
- Make the most of an excursion included* per person per port of call during your cruise thanks to the selection made by our destination experts.
- Explore the traditions and customs of one of the last European indigenous people, the Sami.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Struve Geodetic Arc in Hammerfest.
- The possibility of observing the enchanting show offered by the phenomenon of the Northern Lights.
- Gain an insight into the culture, and incredible diversity of life from your expert expedition team.
- The landscapes: snow-capped peaks, enchanting fjords, plains covered with a fine white coat, picturesque villages with traditional red or white wooden houses...
- Introduction to Nordic activities: dog sleigh, ice fishing, snowshoeing, chasing the Northern Lights, subject to weather conditions (optional activities).
*Pre-bookings open around two months before the start of the cruise; requests are processed on a first-come first-served basis, subject to availability.
Ports of Call & Excursions
13 March 2026 - Tromso
Embarkation 13/3/2026 from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Departure 13/3/2026 at 6:00 pm
In the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
14 March 2026 - Narvik
Arrival 14/3/2026 early morning
Departure 14/3/2026 late afternoon
Beyond the Arctic Circle, you will discover Narvik, nestling in the heart of impressive mountains that plunge into the Ofotfjord. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. You will be mesmerised by its scenery. From Narvik, it is possible to take the Ofoten Line towards Sweden. This historic railway once linked the mineral-rich mines of Kiruna in Sweden to the ice-free port of Narvik. You will experience unique moments whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity.
15 March 2026 - At sea
Arrival 15/3/2026
Departure 15/3/2026
During your journey at sea, make the most of the many services and activities on board. Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness centre. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. This journey without a port of call will also be an opportunity to enjoy the conferences or shows proposed on board, depending on the activities offered, or to do some shopping in the boutique or to meet the PONANT photographers in their dedicated space. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship’s upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest and entertainment.
15 March 2026 16 March 2026 - Alta
Arrival 15/3/2026 late afternoon
Departure 16/3/2026 evening
Beyond the Arctic Circle, Alta, in the far north of Norway, is the biggest city in Finnmark county. Alta will reveal itself to you at the end of the eponymous fjord, Altafjorden. The region offers a mix of forest, mountainous and coastal landscapes. It is on the verge of obtaining the “sustainable destination” label, a national label awarded to destinations that are committed to a sustainable approach to tourism for the long term. Alta invites you to experience unique moments, whether meeting the Sami people ─ reindeer herders who have ancestral traditions and yet embrace modernity ─ or during walks, snowshoe hikes or dog sledding, depending on the season.
17 March 2026 - Hammerfest
Arrival 17/3/2026 early morning
Departure 17/3/2026 midday
Hammerfest, located on the north-western coast of the island of Kvaloya, beyond the 70th parallel north, is often considered the northernmost town in the world. Conserved in an immaculate natural setting, this charming fishing port enjoys a rich history, as is evidenced by various vestiges dating back to the Stone Age, Napoleonic wars or the Second World War. During your port of call, you will have the opportunity to discover the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of triangulations stretching across Europe from Hammerfest to the Black Sea, and the first technical and scientific object to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
18 March 2026 - Sailing along Bjornoya (Bear Island)
Arrival 18/3/2026 late morning
Departure 18/3/2026 early afternoon
Halfway between Norway and Spitsbergen, you will sail not far from the coastlines of Bjørnøya, the southernmost island of Svalbard. From your ship, observe this isolated piece of land discovered in 1596 by the Dutch navigator Willem Barents, then looking for the Northwest Passage. Following a tough fight between a polar bear and the members of the expedition, he dubbed the place Bear Island. Regularly covered by a thick layer of fog, Bjørnøya shelters a meteorological station built in 1923, which is still in operation. Declared a nature reserve in 2002, the island is above all home to an enormous colony of sea birds: skuas, guillemots, puffins, Tridactyl gulls, petrels, gulls and little auks all coexist here.
19 March 2026 - Honningsvag
Arrival 19/3/2026 midday
Departure 19/3/2026 early evening
If you feel like you have arrived at the end of the world in Honningsvåg, it is because this is the case. Halfway between Oslo and the North Pole, it competes with Hammerfest for the status of “the northernmost town in Continental Europe”. Colourful houses light up this charming and typically Norwegian fishing port nestled in the hollows of the region’s mountainous terrain. Travellers come to stay in the village to go to the North Cape. At the end of the road, you will see the globe that indicates that you are at the very end of Europe. At this point, only the Svalbard archipelago separates you from the North Pole. There is sea as far as the eye can see. The Northern Lights, the view of the immense cliff plunging into the sea, the thousands of puffins, gannets and cormorants that spin around you: everything here is grandiose.
20 March 2026 - At sea
Arrival 20/3/2026
Departure 20/3/2026
During your journey at sea, make the most of the many services and activities on board. Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness centre. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. This journey without a port of call will also be an opportunity to enjoy the conferences or shows proposed on board, depending on the activities offered, or to do some shopping in the boutique or to meet the PONANT photographers in their dedicated space. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship’s upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest and entertainment.
21 March 2026 - Reine, Lofoten
Arrival 21/3/2026 early morning
Departure 21/3/2026 late afternoon
Way beyond the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Islands are truly considered to be in “another world”. A jewel of nature in its most pristine state, this archipelago with its jagged coastline offers you majestic settings of high alpine summits, sandy beaches, green prairies and fjords of a deep blue, where countless bird colonies make their nests. Whether you visit Å, or Nusjford, listed by UNESCO, enjoy authentic and memorable moments.
22 March 2026 23 March 2026 - Tromso
Arrival 22/3/2026 early morning
Disembarkation 23/3/2026 at 8:00 am
In the north of the Arctic circle you’ll discover Tromsø, a secluded town located in the county of Troms. Norwegians call it the “Paris of the north”. You’ll soon see why when you discover its extensive neoclassical architectural heritage. A stunning example is the Arctic cathedral, a major monument whose stylistic purity echoes the outline of the mountains surrounding the town.
Journey to Polar Park
Travel across Norway’s scenic winter landscapes for a visit to the impressive Polar Park. Located at the 69° northern latitude, this reserve is the northernmost wildlife park in the world. The park is home to a large variety of Arctic mammals, including wolf, lynx, wolverine, mush oxen, elk, reindeer, mountain fox and badger.
From the pier, embark on a picturesque journey by coach from Narvik to the park. You will cross the 2,500-foot-long Rombak Bridge and continue along the Herjansfjord before heading inland through the birch tree forests of the Gratangs Valley.
At Polar Park, you will be able to walk along a 2½-mile-long asphalt path that will allow you to observe the animals in their enclosures. The living spaces are large—the park boasts the world’s biggest area-per-animal ratio—so be patient and keep watch for the inhabitants.
Then, you will enjoy a light lunch at the park before returning to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. We recommend you take binoculars with you. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour involves to walk uphill and downhill, on partly uneven grounds with gravel and maybe snow, depending on the weather. This excursion is very strenuous and requires to walk, at least, 1.2 mile (2 km). Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Husky dog-sledding experience
From the pier, you will board your coach for a 1½-hour transfer to Riksgransen on the Swedish border. On your way, learn about the Navvies who constructed the Ofotbanen railway, Norwegian cottage life and traditions as well as stories from WWII. Upon arrival, you will meet the dogs and receive a short safety briefing.
Sled over the scenic Arctic landscapes while being pulled by a team of lively huskies. Relax as your experienced musher guides and the well-trained dogs negotiate the rugged terrain. You will breathe the fresh air, riding through the magnificent landscapes.
At the end of your ride, you will return to the husky camp to warm yourself with a hot beverage before returning to your ship.
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This tour involves a moderate level of effort and attention. A signed waiver is required to participate. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. In the beginning and the end of the winter season, if the snow is not there, the sled will be replaced by a kart. Be aware your clothes might be dirty upon contact with dogs. This tour is limited to 30 participants. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Total : €340
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Arctic railway
Arctic Train transports you 43 kilometres through a desolate, wild and beautiful landscape along the Ofot line. The line stretches from Narvik in Nordland to Kiruna in Sweden and is Norway's most northerly railway. From the ice-blue fjord in Narvik to the bare mountains in Sweden, there are several historical events that form a dramatic backdrop for this excursion.
The construction of the Ofotbanen started at the end of the 19th century to ensure access to an ice-free export port for the huge iron ore deposits from northern Sweden. Itinerant workers, so-called "rallers" sought their fortune in what was referred to as Europe's "Klondyke", and at most over 5,000 people were involved in the construction of the track. As an export route for Europe's largest and most important iron ore deposits, the route was particularly important to control during the Second World War.
During your panoramic trip, cinamon buns and hot beverages will be served in the train.
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This excursion includes a 2h30 panoramic train journey. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and layered clothes. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
WWII in Northern Norway
Gain an in-depth understanding of Narvik's role in World War II during a visit to the War Museum and city cemetery. An important year-round, ice-free harbor with railway links to the rich iron ore mines of nearby Sweden, this northern port city was strategically vital to both the Germans and the Allies during the early days of the conflict. This culminated in the Battle of Narvik in April 1940-and the five-year Nazi occupation of the city.
Take a short drive to the Narvik War Museum, where its curator will guide you through the collection of photos and artifacts. You will also see a short film that focuses on the local events of World War II, as well as the universal issues related to war.
After browsing the exhibits, make a solemn visit to the city's cemetery, the final resting spot for the 34 Commonwealth soldiers who died during the Narvik campaign, before returning to your ship.in.
- We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and layered clothes. This excursion is limited to 40 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Aurora Borealis hunt
Your evening experience will start onboard! Your northern lights expert, Trygve will meet you on board the ship, where he will explain the northern lights phenomenon, as well as providing advices on the best camera settings needed to photograph the lights. The hard work of planning has already been done by your expert, by monitoring the skies and the northern lights forecast beforehand to ensure that you will be at the very best location to observe the sky.
Then, board your local coach and head to your observation spot. On location, the anticipation of spotting the lights is all part of the fun, and your eyes are bound to be glued to the sky as you wait for them to show. Trygve has many years of experience, and his sighting rate is an incredible 95%, so if the lights are visible, he should know where to find them. If you are lucky, the vivid colours will certainly amaze you. In fact words cannot do them justice; you really have to see them for yourself! All the camps are situated near warm facilities or ‘Lavvu’s’, where you can enjoy hot drinks whilst you wait for those magical lights.
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This excursion can only be operated at night and depends on the weather. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. Northern lights observation is not guaranteed.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Arctic landscapes by dogsledding
From the pier, you will board your coach for a 30-minute transfer to the Husky dog centre. Upon arrival, you will meet your guides and receive a short safety briefing.
Sled over the scenic Arctic landscapes while being pulled by a team of lively huskies. Relax as your experienced musher guides and the well-trained dogs negotiate the rugged terrain. You will breathe the fresh air, riding through the forests and along the Alta river.
At the end of your ride, you will return to the husky farm to warm yourself with a hot beverage while sitting in a traditional Sami lavvu (tent), listening to your guide’s tales of racing sled dogs. You will have an opportunity to spend time there and photograph the charming huskies before returning to your ship.
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This tour involves a moderate level of effort and attention. A signed waiver is required to participate. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. In the beginning and the end of the winter season, if the snow is not there, the sled will be replaced by a kart. Be aware your clothes might be dirty upon contact with dogs.
Total : €280
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The Slate Quarry of Alta
From the pier, board your local coach for a short panoramic transfer to Pæskatun, an authentic slate-quarry located near the top of the mountain Pæska - one of several slate mountains in the south of Alta.
Upon arrival, meet a fourth-generation slate miner and get an interesting insight into Alta’s rich slate-industry. Alta Quartzite slate, described as one of the best in the world, is a flat gray mineral that is prized for its hardness, durability, and polished shine. Generations of hard-working men have supported their families by taking out slate from the mountains. Exploiting the slate has been an industry in Alta since the early 1860’s and the slate has been and still is exported all over the world.
Listen as your guide shares stories about his craft and Alta’s slate-cutting industry, from its beginning and up to present day. Explore the museums of small cabins that illustrates the often-brutal work and living conditions once endured by slate miners. Dive into the hard-labor culture and experience historic tools.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour is conducted in English only. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Alta exploration
From the pier, board your local coach for a short panoramic transfer to the Northern Lights Cathedral where you will meet your guide and start your exploration. Alta is a small town in the arctic wilderness, but there is a surprising amount to see in city center. Walk around by yourself and you will miss the history and stories that surround you.
During the walking tour, learn the stories behind the monuments in town and discover stories about Alta’s earlier days in the city center. Enjoy an inside visit of the famous church and see the oldest building in Alta. Discover the Borealis Alta exhibition, an interactive experience telling you everything to know about the science and the Sami myths behind the northern lights.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! The 5 km walk takes place on city streets with no major hills. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Tirpitz Museum
Tirpitz was a German battleship which spent much of World War II in Nazi-occupied Norway. Known as the ‘Lonely Queen of the North’, she was the sister ship of the Bismarck, and at 52,600 tonnes, was the largest battleship ever built in Europe. This major threat to Allied convoys travelling through the Atlantic and Barents seas to Russia, was damaged by British mini-submarines in September 1943. The battleship was then relocated to Tromsø, where on November 12, 1944 it was attacked by RAF Bomber Command and sunk in the bay of Håkøybotn.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, this excursion will take you to the Tirpitz Museum in Kåfjord, which exhibits a host of World War II artefacts, including many associated with the Tirpitz. At the museum you can also watch a short film before enjoying a tour around and a talk on the region’s turbulent wartime history.
Before returning to the port, stop for an exterior visit to Kåfjord church, a 19th-century building which has some Gothic touches and an interesting past.
- This excursion involves walking on uneven grounds, including a short uphill slope and a couple of steps to access the museum and church. Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour is conducted in English only. This excursion is limited to 35 participants. Order of visits may vary.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Snowshoes hiking & ice fishing
Try your hand at snowshoeing and ice fishing, two popular winter pastimes in Norway.
From the pier, embark on a 30-minute drive to your staging area, where you will meet your local guide and receive a short safety briefing. Fasten the bindings of your snowshoes and set out into the wintry tundra. You will breathe in the refreshing air and listen to the rhythmic crunching of the snow as you walk along the tree-lined trail. Winter walking is an excellent way to admire the Arctic landscape surrounding Alta.
Then, you will take a break by a frozen lake or river, and be initiated to the ice fishing. Ice fishing is one of the most popular winter activities in Norway, a country which counts thousands of lakes. Every year, enthousiasts of all ages bring their fishing rods and set off to find their own lake full of trout or char. You may cast a fishing line under the ice before being welcomed into a tent to relax by a warming fire. You will enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee or cocoa with a homemade pastry.
Afterward, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes, a warm hat, gloves. The operator will provide you snowshoes.
Total : €180
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Sami camp discovery
From the pier, embark on a 1 ¼ hour journey by coach to Máze, a Sami village located on the outskirts of Alta.
The Sami’s roots in Arctic Europe trace back at least 5,000 years. Descendants of nomadic people, they moved depending on their country geopolitic and finished to be confined in the northern extremity of the country. They belong to the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic family, and are mostly represented in Lapland and adjacent areas of Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland. Learn about the vibrant culture of indigenous Norwegians during your visit.
Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your hosts, members of a reindeer-herding family. You will have the opportunity to climb on board a reindeer-pulled sled for a picturesque ride along a frozen river. Relax as you glide along to the sound of reindeer bells and snow crunching under hooves.
After your ride, return to the village, where you will be invited into a large traditional tent called a lavvu. Take a seat next to a roaring fire and taste traditional specialities while your hosts entertain you with stories of Sami traditions and modern life. Later, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Sami people are known to be introverted and reserved, which is why we recommend you respect their behaviour and adopt their discreetness. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Mikkelgammen Sami camp
This tour gives you the opportunity to enjoy an authentic native experience at a traditional Sami Camp.
After meeting your coach at the pier, a short drive will take you to Mount Salen, where you will be treated to breathtaking panoramic views over the town and the surrounding islands. From here, you will continue on to the Mikkelgammen Sami camp, where you will learn more about the Sami history and culture while seated on reindeer skins that are placed upon springy birch twigs, directly on the ground around an open fire.
During your visit, you will experience joik songs performed by the Sami couple. Joiks are songs dedicated to each member of the Sami population. The Joik has no actual words and can describe, for instance, a particular mood, nature, character or a person. Each Joik is personal and unique to each member. The Sami people at the camp will be wearing their colourful national costumes, which will be explained in detail.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Sami people are known to be introverted and reserved, which is why we recommend you respect their behaviour and adopt their discreetness. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic Nordkapp
Take in glorious vistas along Europe’s far northern shores and enjoy an independent visit at Nordkapp (North Cape).
You will meet your coach at our berth and transfer approximately one hour to one of Europe’s most stunning natural sights. Located on the reaches of Magerøya Island, where the Norwegian and Barents Seas meet, the cliffs of Nordkapp rise more than 1,000 feet from the sea and are topped by a large, flat plateau.
Upon arrival, you will have time to take in the spectacular vista of barren tundra. You will also have a chance to visit the North Cape Hall, which chronicles the history of the region. Spend time on your own, perhaps visiting the small ecumenical St. John’s Chapel. An excellent film at the visitors’ centre depicts the region through the seasons. Or, if you prefer, simply find yourself the perfect overlook and ponder your journey.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice!
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Kamoyvaer fishing village
Take a glimpse of the region’s rich fishing heritage and learn how it has prospered from its relationship with the sea.
You will drive through Honningsvåg to the most scenic fishing village on Magerøya Island, beautifully nestled at the head of a narrow fjord. This pretty hamlet is home to the “Gallery East of the Sun,” which exhibits art, handicrafts, and books, all inspired by the island and its ever-changing seasons. The artist will welcome you and explain her unusual works. Afterwards, stroll with your guide around the typical fishing wharf and explore on your own.
Your next stop will be the tiny village of Sarnes, where you will enjoy coffee in a lavvo, a traditional structure of the indigenous Sami people. Hear about the king crabs that thrive in these waters, which reach up to six feet in length and weigh as much as 22 pounds.
Then, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice!
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
King Crab safari
Venture out on the waters to catch your own king crab on this thrilling excursion.
Walk to our fishing pier with your guide, put on your required floating suits at the adventure centre, follow your guide to the pier and set off in a deep-sea raft into the pristine waters of Sarnesfjorden. The vistas are breathtaking, with green slopes soaring above the sea on all sides.
Our destination is a stunning fjord, where you will see how prized king crabs are harvested as your guide pulls the trap from the watery depths. Though a crab from these waters can measure up to six feet between its claws and weigh as much as 22 pounds, we are likely to only catch “small” crabs at 6 to 15 pounds.
Back on shore, you will learn about the life, anatomy and history of the king crab and feast on your catch, with preparation tips from the cook.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal clothes and flat sneaker shoes. Specific equipment will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the guide if the weather turns bad. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous depending on the sea conditions.
Total : €220
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Vestvagoy & Lofotr Museum
From the pier, embark your coach and head to the village of Borg.
Upon arrival, enjoy a visit to the Lofotr Museum. Here at Borg, archaeologists have found a chieftain’s farmstead with sensational objects bearing witness to a centre of power during the Viking period. The main house is the largest Viking building ever discovered, measuring 83 metres long and 9 metres high (270 and 30 feet). A copy has been built next to the excavation ground and you will feel as if you were transported back to the year 900, whilst farm animals are grazing peacefully outside.
Then, get back to your coach and head to Flakstad Island for a photostop at the Flakstad church built in 1780, a red little church made of driftwood, believed to have come from Siberia.
Enjoy the drive back to Reine, on charming Lofoten roads.
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During winter season, participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. Landscapes can still be snow-covered in the early season. During summer season, we recommend you bring a wind-proof jacket. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Charm of Lofoten
Spend a leisurely day learning about the maritime history of the Lofoten Islands. Discover the architecture of the fishermen's dwellings, which today serve as popular holiday homes for visitors who want to take part in the region's many outdoor activities.
From the pier, embark your coach for a scenic drive to Å. This village is an open-air museum, representing the Lofoten's fisheries and displays 150 year old coastal building environments. Upon arrival, you will be free to discover the village at your own pace for 30 minutes
Continue your scenic drive to Flakstad Bay to explore the charming 18th-century red church. It is the second oldest church in Lofoten and built in the shape of a cross.
Then, you will take the direction of Sund to visit the interesting Fishery Museum and Smithy. The museum was originally established in 1964, in the idea of a unique and lively museum, depicting the history of boats and fishing equipment. You will be able to take a closer look at the blacksmith at work, perhaps creating a cormorant, an important fishermen's symbol. Discover various objects including boats, utensils from fishermen's homes and working boat engines, from the beginning of this century.
Reboard the coach and return to Reine.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes and flat shoes. This tour involves walking on uneven and flat grounds. The tour is limited to 70 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Tromso, Arctic capital
Tromsø, the capital of the North is located on Troms, an island covered with forests. It is also called "the gateway to the Arctic", since it used to be the headquarter of seal and walrus hunters, and the starting point for several Arctic expeditions.
From the pier, board your coach for a tour of this charming city and proceed to the Science Centre of Northern Norway. Here, you will sit and lean back in the comfortable chairs of the planetarium to watch the beautiful film "Experience the Aurora". During the 25-minute show, you will learn everything about the illusive Northern Lights with most of the footage shot in the Tromsø region.
After the visit, depart to the Polar Museum. The museum is located in the old Custom House. It is closely linked with the Arctic Association which aims to preserve records from bygone times, when Tromsø was a major base for hunting and expeditions on a larger scale. The museum also shows a great part of the equipment, skis, tents etc. that the explorer Roald Amundsen used on his South Pole expedition.
Next, re-board your coach and drive to the Arctic Cathedral passing the famous Tromsø Bridge. The ultra-modern architecture of the cathedral symbolizes the immense strength of the ice pack in the Arctic Ocean. The interior is dominated by the beautiful stained glass-window covering the eastern wall, picturing "The Return of Christ". After the visit to the church, head back to the pier.
- This excursion includes some walking on flat ground, and some steps at the museum and the cathedral. We recommend you to wear comfortable walking shoes and to dress in layers. Arctic cathedral may be closed to visitors due to ecumenical services.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic hike by snowshoes
From the pier, embark on a 50-minute scenic drive to your staging area, where you will meet your local guide and receive a short safety briefing. Fasten the bindings of your snowshoes and set out into the Arctic wilderness.
You will breathe in the refreshing air and listen to the rhythmic crunching of the snow as you walk along the tree-lined trail. Winter hiking is an excellent way to admire the Arctic landscape surrounding Tromso.
Your knowledgeable guide will describe your Arctic surroundings and various aspects of local life. Along the trail, stop to relax with a hot cup of coffee and a snack before beginning your trek back. Admire scenic birch and spruce forests. You may also have the opportunity to admire the distant landscape of Kvaløya as you hike back to your awaiting coach.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes, a warm hat, gloves and flat shoes. The operator will provide you snowshoes. The hike lasts approximately 2 hours. This tour is limited to 30 participants.
Total : €130
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic Tromso by RIB boat
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the RIB (rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy) boat.
Following a short introduction, you will get your equipment (if needed depending on the weather) and briefing, you will sit astride a comfortable seat allowing everyone to enjoy the views. You will then start your exploration of local waterways while admiring stunning seascapes.
You will travel the sheltered waters of Tromso and hear stories from your guide about the history of the city, its people and the creatures native to these parts. You may have the opportunity to spot eagles flying overhead and harbour porpoises in the sea.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal clothes and flat sneaker shoes. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide depending on the weather. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or walking difficulties. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. This tour is limited to 22 participants.
Total : €160
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Le Lapérouse
Environmentally friendly, fitted with innovative equipment and complete with lounges designed to be largely open to the exterior, this new and intimately sized yacht offers a unique type of cruise experience.
Onboard this ship sailing under the French flag, you'll experience the incomparable pleasure of a cosily intimate cruise offering the possibility of exploring an ever-increasing range of destinations in an ethnic chic ambiance.
The Blue Eye, an underwater lounge offering a unique experience unlike anything else in the world.
Decks
FLIGHT PARIS/TROMSO + TRANSFERS + FLIGHT TROMSO/PARIS
For your serenity, PONANT selects a flight and organises the transfer between the airport and the port. This package is included in your cruise fare.
Embarkation day - Paris/Tromso
Flight Paris/Tromso selected by PONANT.
Approximate flight duration: 4 h.
We highly recommend you arrive in Paris the day before this flight.
We suggest you to be at the check-in counter 2 hours before departure.
Meet & greet at the airport by our local English-speaking representative.
Transfer to the pier for embarkation.
- Cruise aboard your cruise ship –
Disembarkation Day - Tromso/Paris
Disembarkation.
Meet and greet at the port by our local English-speaking representative.
Transfer to the airport in time for check-in of flight Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT.
Flight Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT.
Approximate flight duration: 4 h
We highly recommend you stay one night in Paris after this flight.
This programme includes:
- Flight Paris/Tromso and Tromso/Paris selected by PONANT in economy class.
- Transfer mentioned in the programme.
- English-speaking assistance.
This programme does not include:
- Personal expenses.
- Any other service not mentioned in the programme.
Please note:
- Flight included in the programme is as of today, operated in economy class, on a European airline.
- Due to limited local transportation resources, waiting might be generated.
- For passengers in transit in Paris, we recommend staying one night in Paris before this flight.
- Programme and flight schedule are subject to change without prior notice.
Guest Speaker
Aboard your ship, an English-speaking lecturer will enlighten you about the culture and history of your destination to deepen your knowledge of the origins of local traditions, the history of emblematic sites, and stories involving famous personalities and those of major historical significance. During on-board lectures or on your shore visits, this expert will be there to share their precious knowledge with you throughout your PONANT cruise.
Shore excursions, Pre/Post & Overlands
COMFORT PACKAGE: NIGHT IN PARIS CDG AIRPORT + TRANSFER HOTEL/AIRPORT
For your serenity, PONANT selects for you an ideally located hotel and organises your transfer to the airport.
Day 1 - Roissy CDG
Check-in in Pullman Roissy CDG hotel, from 4:00 pm.
The rest of the day and the evening are at leisure.
Dinner at leisure.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2 - PONANT selected flight for embarkation
Breakfast is at leisure.
Group transfer from the hotel to the airport terminal, in time for check-in of flight selected by PONANT.
Your hotel:
The Pullman Roissy CDG hotel is a four stars property located in Roissy. Located at 2 minutes walking from Roissypole, RER and CDGVal station, you will easily be able to join it.
Ugraded rooms are also available depending on availability and on a supplement basis. Contact your travel professional for further detail.
This programme includes:
- 1-night accomodation in Classic Room at the Pullman Roissy CDG 4* local standards (or similar).
- Transfer mentionned in the programme.
- A soft welcome drink, upon arrival at the hotel.
This programme does not include:
- Dinner of day 1.
- Breakfast of day 2.
- Tips and gratuities.
- All personal expenses (meals and drinks, sightseeing, etc.)
- Early check-in, late check-out and other services not mentioned in the programme.
Please note:
- Official hotel check-in time is 4:00 p.m
- Official hotel check-out time is 12:00 a.m.
- Early check-in or late check-out might be available depending on availability and on a supplement basis.
- Departure time of the hotel will be communicated by our representative.
- This programme is not suitable for people with reduce mobility.
Contact of your hotel:
Hôtel Pullman Roissy CDG 4*
3 Bis Rue de la Haye
93290 Roissy-en-France
Duration and order of the visits may vary. To know your PONANT flight schedule, please contact your travel agent; it is also indicated on your electronic ticket included in your travel documents.
Total : €210
Price is per person, based on double occupancy, based on availability.Journey to Polar Park
Travel across Norway’s scenic winter landscapes for a visit to the impressive Polar Park. Located at the 69° northern latitude, this reserve is the northernmost wildlife park in the world. The park is home to a large variety of Arctic mammals, including wolf, lynx, wolverine, mush oxen, elk, reindeer, mountain fox and badger.
From the pier, embark on a picturesque journey by coach from Narvik to the park. You will cross the 2,500-foot-long Rombak Bridge and continue along the Herjansfjord before heading inland through the birch tree forests of the Gratangs Valley.
At Polar Park, you will be able to walk along a 2½-mile-long asphalt path that will allow you to observe the animals in their enclosures. The living spaces are large—the park boasts the world’s biggest area-per-animal ratio—so be patient and keep watch for the inhabitants.
Then, you will enjoy a light lunch at the park before returning to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. We recommend you take binoculars with you. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour involves to walk uphill and downhill, on partly uneven grounds with gravel and maybe snow, depending on the weather. This excursion is very strenuous and requires to walk, at least, 1.2 mile (2 km). Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Husky dog-sledding experience
From the pier, you will board your coach for a 1½-hour transfer to Riksgransen on the Swedish border. On your way, learn about the Navvies who constructed the Ofotbanen railway, Norwegian cottage life and traditions as well as stories from WWII. Upon arrival, you will meet the dogs and receive a short safety briefing.
Sled over the scenic Arctic landscapes while being pulled by a team of lively huskies. Relax as your experienced musher guides and the well-trained dogs negotiate the rugged terrain. You will breathe the fresh air, riding through the magnificent landscapes.
At the end of your ride, you will return to the husky camp to warm yourself with a hot beverage before returning to your ship.
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This tour involves a moderate level of effort and attention. A signed waiver is required to participate. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. In the beginning and the end of the winter season, if the snow is not there, the sled will be replaced by a kart. Be aware your clothes might be dirty upon contact with dogs. This tour is limited to 30 participants. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Total : €340
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Arctic railway
Arctic Train transports you 43 kilometres through a desolate, wild and beautiful landscape along the Ofot line. The line stretches from Narvik in Nordland to Kiruna in Sweden and is Norway's most northerly railway. From the ice-blue fjord in Narvik to the bare mountains in Sweden, there are several historical events that form a dramatic backdrop for this excursion.
The construction of the Ofotbanen started at the end of the 19th century to ensure access to an ice-free export port for the huge iron ore deposits from northern Sweden. Itinerant workers, so-called "rallers" sought their fortune in what was referred to as Europe's "Klondyke", and at most over 5,000 people were involved in the construction of the track. As an export route for Europe's largest and most important iron ore deposits, the route was particularly important to control during the Second World War.
During your panoramic trip, cinamon buns and hot beverages will be served in the train.
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This excursion includes a 2h30 panoramic train journey. We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and layered clothes. Reservations can only be made in advance and cannot be made on board (closed 10 days before the departure of your cruise).
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
WWII in Northern Norway
Gain an in-depth understanding of Narvik's role in World War II during a visit to the War Museum and city cemetery. An important year-round, ice-free harbor with railway links to the rich iron ore mines of nearby Sweden, this northern port city was strategically vital to both the Germans and the Allies during the early days of the conflict. This culminated in the Battle of Narvik in April 1940-and the five-year Nazi occupation of the city.
Take a short drive to the Narvik War Museum, where its curator will guide you through the collection of photos and artifacts. You will also see a short film that focuses on the local events of World War II, as well as the universal issues related to war.
After browsing the exhibits, make a solemn visit to the city's cemetery, the final resting spot for the 34 Commonwealth soldiers who died during the Narvik campaign, before returning to your ship.in.
- We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and layered clothes. This excursion is limited to 40 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Aurora Borealis hunt
Your evening experience will start onboard! Your northern lights expert, Trygve will meet you on board the ship, where he will explain the northern lights phenomenon, as well as providing advices on the best camera settings needed to photograph the lights. The hard work of planning has already been done by your expert, by monitoring the skies and the northern lights forecast beforehand to ensure that you will be at the very best location to observe the sky.
Then, board your local coach and head to your observation spot. On location, the anticipation of spotting the lights is all part of the fun, and your eyes are bound to be glued to the sky as you wait for them to show. Trygve has many years of experience, and his sighting rate is an incredible 95%, so if the lights are visible, he should know where to find them. If you are lucky, the vivid colours will certainly amaze you. In fact words cannot do them justice; you really have to see them for yourself! All the camps are situated near warm facilities or ‘Lavvu’s’, where you can enjoy hot drinks whilst you wait for those magical lights.
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This excursion can only be operated at night and depends on the weather. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. Northern lights observation is not guaranteed.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Arctic landscapes by dogsledding
From the pier, you will board your coach for a 30-minute transfer to the Husky dog centre. Upon arrival, you will meet your guides and receive a short safety briefing.
Sled over the scenic Arctic landscapes while being pulled by a team of lively huskies. Relax as your experienced musher guides and the well-trained dogs negotiate the rugged terrain. You will breathe the fresh air, riding through the forests and along the Alta river.
At the end of your ride, you will return to the husky farm to warm yourself with a hot beverage while sitting in a traditional Sami lavvu (tent), listening to your guide’s tales of racing sled dogs. You will have an opportunity to spend time there and photograph the charming huskies before returning to your ship.
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This tour involves a moderate level of effort and attention. A signed waiver is required to participate. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. In the beginning and the end of the winter season, if the snow is not there, the sled will be replaced by a kart. Be aware your clothes might be dirty upon contact with dogs.
Total : €280
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The Slate Quarry of Alta
From the pier, board your local coach for a short panoramic transfer to Pæskatun, an authentic slate-quarry located near the top of the mountain Pæska - one of several slate mountains in the south of Alta.
Upon arrival, meet a fourth-generation slate miner and get an interesting insight into Alta’s rich slate-industry. Alta Quartzite slate, described as one of the best in the world, is a flat gray mineral that is prized for its hardness, durability, and polished shine. Generations of hard-working men have supported their families by taking out slate from the mountains. Exploiting the slate has been an industry in Alta since the early 1860’s and the slate has been and still is exported all over the world.
Listen as your guide shares stories about his craft and Alta’s slate-cutting industry, from its beginning and up to present day. Explore the museums of small cabins that illustrates the often-brutal work and living conditions once endured by slate miners. Dive into the hard-labor culture and experience historic tools.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour is conducted in English only. This tour is limited to 35 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Alta exploration
From the pier, board your local coach for a short panoramic transfer to the Northern Lights Cathedral where you will meet your guide and start your exploration. Alta is a small town in the arctic wilderness, but there is a surprising amount to see in city center. Walk around by yourself and you will miss the history and stories that surround you.
During the walking tour, learn the stories behind the monuments in town and discover stories about Alta’s earlier days in the city center. Enjoy an inside visit of the famous church and see the oldest building in Alta. Discover the Borealis Alta exhibition, an interactive experience telling you everything to know about the science and the Sami myths behind the northern lights.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! The 5 km walk takes place on city streets with no major hills. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Tirpitz Museum
Tirpitz was a German battleship which spent much of World War II in Nazi-occupied Norway. Known as the ‘Lonely Queen of the North’, she was the sister ship of the Bismarck, and at 52,600 tonnes, was the largest battleship ever built in Europe. This major threat to Allied convoys travelling through the Atlantic and Barents seas to Russia, was damaged by British mini-submarines in September 1943. The battleship was then relocated to Tromsø, where on November 12, 1944 it was attacked by RAF Bomber Command and sunk in the bay of Håkøybotn.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, this excursion will take you to the Tirpitz Museum in Kåfjord, which exhibits a host of World War II artefacts, including many associated with the Tirpitz. At the museum you can also watch a short film before enjoying a tour around and a talk on the region’s turbulent wartime history.
Before returning to the port, stop for an exterior visit to Kåfjord church, a 19th-century building which has some Gothic touches and an interesting past.
- This excursion involves walking on uneven grounds, including a short uphill slope and a couple of steps to access the museum and church. Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! This tour is conducted in English only. This excursion is limited to 35 participants. Order of visits may vary.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Snowshoes hiking & ice fishing
Try your hand at snowshoeing and ice fishing, two popular winter pastimes in Norway.
From the pier, embark on a 30-minute drive to your staging area, where you will meet your local guide and receive a short safety briefing. Fasten the bindings of your snowshoes and set out into the wintry tundra. You will breathe in the refreshing air and listen to the rhythmic crunching of the snow as you walk along the tree-lined trail. Winter walking is an excellent way to admire the Arctic landscape surrounding Alta.
Then, you will take a break by a frozen lake or river, and be initiated to the ice fishing. Ice fishing is one of the most popular winter activities in Norway, a country which counts thousands of lakes. Every year, enthousiasts of all ages bring their fishing rods and set off to find their own lake full of trout or char. You may cast a fishing line under the ice before being welcomed into a tent to relax by a warming fire. You will enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee or cocoa with a homemade pastry.
Afterward, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes, a warm hat, gloves. The operator will provide you snowshoes.
Total : €180
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Sami camp discovery
From the pier, embark on a 1 ¼ hour journey by coach to Máze, a Sami village located on the outskirts of Alta.
The Sami’s roots in Arctic Europe trace back at least 5,000 years. Descendants of nomadic people, they moved depending on their country geopolitic and finished to be confined in the northern extremity of the country. They belong to the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic family, and are mostly represented in Lapland and adjacent areas of Northern Norway, Sweden and Finland. Learn about the vibrant culture of indigenous Norwegians during your visit.
Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your hosts, members of a reindeer-herding family. You will have the opportunity to climb on board a reindeer-pulled sled for a picturesque ride along a frozen river. Relax as you glide along to the sound of reindeer bells and snow crunching under hooves.
After your ride, return to the village, where you will be invited into a large traditional tent called a lavvu. Take a seat next to a roaring fire and taste traditional specialities while your hosts entertain you with stories of Sami traditions and modern life. Later, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Sami people are known to be introverted and reserved, which is why we recommend you respect their behaviour and adopt their discreetness. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Mikkelgammen Sami camp
This tour gives you the opportunity to enjoy an authentic native experience at a traditional Sami Camp.
After meeting your coach at the pier, a short drive will take you to Mount Salen, where you will be treated to breathtaking panoramic views over the town and the surrounding islands. From here, you will continue on to the Mikkelgammen Sami camp, where you will learn more about the Sami history and culture while seated on reindeer skins that are placed upon springy birch twigs, directly on the ground around an open fire.
During your visit, you will experience joik songs performed by the Sami couple. Joiks are songs dedicated to each member of the Sami population. The Joik has no actual words and can describe, for instance, a particular mood, nature, character or a person. Each Joik is personal and unique to each member. The Sami people at the camp will be wearing their colourful national costumes, which will be explained in detail.
- Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice! Sami people are known to be introverted and reserved, which is why we recommend you respect their behaviour and adopt their discreetness. This tour is conducted in English only.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic Nordkapp
Take in glorious vistas along Europe’s far northern shores and enjoy an independent visit at Nordkapp (North Cape).
You will meet your coach at our berth and transfer approximately one hour to one of Europe’s most stunning natural sights. Located on the reaches of Magerøya Island, where the Norwegian and Barents Seas meet, the cliffs of Nordkapp rise more than 1,000 feet from the sea and are topped by a large, flat plateau.
Upon arrival, you will have time to take in the spectacular vista of barren tundra. You will also have a chance to visit the North Cape Hall, which chronicles the history of the region. Spend time on your own, perhaps visiting the small ecumenical St. John’s Chapel. An excellent film at the visitors’ centre depicts the region through the seasons. Or, if you prefer, simply find yourself the perfect overlook and ponder your journey.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice!
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Kamoyvaer fishing village
Take a glimpse of the region’s rich fishing heritage and learn how it has prospered from its relationship with the sea.
You will drive through Honningsvåg to the most scenic fishing village on Magerøya Island, beautifully nestled at the head of a narrow fjord. This pretty hamlet is home to the “Gallery East of the Sun,” which exhibits art, handicrafts, and books, all inspired by the island and its ever-changing seasons. The artist will welcome you and explain her unusual works. Afterwards, stroll with your guide around the typical fishing wharf and explore on your own.
Your next stop will be the tiny village of Sarnes, where you will enjoy coffee in a lavvo, a traditional structure of the indigenous Sami people. Hear about the king crabs that thrive in these waters, which reach up to six feet in length and weigh as much as 22 pounds.
Then, you will return to your ship.
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Participants must wear water- and wind-proof winter clothes and flat shoes. Depending on the temperatures and amount of snow that falls, the grounds may be slippery or even pure ice!
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
King Crab safari
Venture out on the waters to catch your own king crab on this thrilling excursion.
Walk to our fishing pier with your guide, put on your required floating suits at the adventure centre, follow your guide to the pier and set off in a deep-sea raft into the pristine waters of Sarnesfjorden. The vistas are breathtaking, with green slopes soaring above the sea on all sides.
Our destination is a stunning fjord, where you will see how prized king crabs are harvested as your guide pulls the trap from the watery depths. Though a crab from these waters can measure up to six feet between its claws and weigh as much as 22 pounds, we are likely to only catch “small” crabs at 6 to 15 pounds.
Back on shore, you will learn about the life, anatomy and history of the king crab and feast on your catch, with preparation tips from the cook.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal clothes and flat sneaker shoes. Specific equipment will be provided. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the guide if the weather turns bad. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or with limited physical abilities. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous depending on the sea conditions.
Total : €220
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Vestvagoy & Lofotr Museum
From the pier, embark your coach and head to the village of Borg.
Upon arrival, enjoy a visit to the Lofotr Museum. Here at Borg, archaeologists have found a chieftain’s farmstead with sensational objects bearing witness to a centre of power during the Viking period. The main house is the largest Viking building ever discovered, measuring 83 metres long and 9 metres high (270 and 30 feet). A copy has been built next to the excavation ground and you will feel as if you were transported back to the year 900, whilst farm animals are grazing peacefully outside.
Then, get back to your coach and head to Flakstad Island for a photostop at the Flakstad church built in 1780, a red little church made of driftwood, believed to have come from Siberia.
Enjoy the drive back to Reine, on charming Lofoten roads.
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During winter season, participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes. Landscapes can still be snow-covered in the early season. During summer season, we recommend you bring a wind-proof jacket. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Charm of Lofoten
Spend a leisurely day learning about the maritime history of the Lofoten Islands. Discover the architecture of the fishermen's dwellings, which today serve as popular holiday homes for visitors who want to take part in the region's many outdoor activities.
From the pier, embark your coach for a scenic drive to Å. This village is an open-air museum, representing the Lofoten's fisheries and displays 150 year old coastal building environments. Upon arrival, you will be free to discover the village at your own pace for 30 minutes
Continue your scenic drive to Flakstad Bay to explore the charming 18th-century red church. It is the second oldest church in Lofoten and built in the shape of a cross.
Then, you will take the direction of Sund to visit the interesting Fishery Museum and Smithy. The museum was originally established in 1964, in the idea of a unique and lively museum, depicting the history of boats and fishing equipment. You will be able to take a closer look at the blacksmith at work, perhaps creating a cormorant, an important fishermen's symbol. Discover various objects including boats, utensils from fishermen's homes and working boat engines, from the beginning of this century.
Reboard the coach and return to Reine.
- Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes and flat shoes. This tour involves walking on uneven and flat grounds. The tour is limited to 70 participants.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Tromso, Arctic capital
Tromsø, the capital of the North is located on Troms, an island covered with forests. It is also called "the gateway to the Arctic", since it used to be the headquarter of seal and walrus hunters, and the starting point for several Arctic expeditions.
From the pier, board your coach for a tour of this charming city and proceed to the Science Centre of Northern Norway. Here, you will sit and lean back in the comfortable chairs of the planetarium to watch the beautiful film "Experience the Aurora". During the 25-minute show, you will learn everything about the illusive Northern Lights with most of the footage shot in the Tromsø region.
After the visit, depart to the Polar Museum. The museum is located in the old Custom House. It is closely linked with the Arctic Association which aims to preserve records from bygone times, when Tromsø was a major base for hunting and expeditions on a larger scale. The museum also shows a great part of the equipment, skis, tents etc. that the explorer Roald Amundsen used on his South Pole expedition.
Next, re-board your coach and drive to the Arctic Cathedral passing the famous Tromsø Bridge. The ultra-modern architecture of the cathedral symbolizes the immense strength of the ice pack in the Arctic Ocean. The interior is dominated by the beautiful stained glass-window covering the eastern wall, picturing "The Return of Christ". After the visit to the church, head back to the pier.
- This excursion includes some walking on flat ground, and some steps at the museum and the cathedral. We recommend you to wear comfortable walking shoes and to dress in layers. Arctic cathedral may be closed to visitors due to ecumenical services.
Included
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic hike by snowshoes
From the pier, embark on a 50-minute scenic drive to your staging area, where you will meet your local guide and receive a short safety briefing. Fasten the bindings of your snowshoes and set out into the Arctic wilderness.
You will breathe in the refreshing air and listen to the rhythmic crunching of the snow as you walk along the tree-lined trail. Winter hiking is an excellent way to admire the Arctic landscape surrounding Tromso.
Your knowledgeable guide will describe your Arctic surroundings and various aspects of local life. Along the trail, stop to relax with a hot cup of coffee and a snack before beginning your trek back. Admire scenic birch and spruce forests. You may also have the opportunity to admire the distant landscape of Kvaløya as you hike back to your awaiting coach.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal, water- and wind-proof clothes, a warm hat, gloves and flat shoes. The operator will provide you snowshoes. The hike lasts approximately 2 hours. This tour is limited to 30 participants.
Total : €130
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scenic Tromso by RIB boat
This excursion starts at the pier where you will be picked up and escorted to the RIB (rigid-hulled inflatable buoyancy) boat.
Following a short introduction, you will get your equipment (if needed depending on the weather) and briefing, you will sit astride a comfortable seat allowing everyone to enjoy the views. You will then start your exploration of local waterways while admiring stunning seascapes.
You will travel the sheltered waters of Tromso and hear stories from your guide about the history of the city, its people and the creatures native to these parts. You may have the opportunity to spot eagles flying overhead and harbour porpoises in the sea.
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Participants must wear warm-thermal clothes and flat sneaker shoes. This tour can be cancelled on short notice by the RIB guide depending on the weather. This tour is not suitable for passengers with back problems or walking difficulties. This is a high activity tour that at times can be strenuous and the RIB boat can reach high speeds. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. This tour is limited to 22 participants.
Total : €160
Subject to availability, rate per passenger.
Ponant/ Paul Gauguin cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 2 months up to 7 days prior to departure through your travel advisor or by calling your cruise specialist.
Smithsonian cruises: Excursions will be available to book approximately 4 months prior to departure through your Guest Services Specialist. Excursions are subject to availability on a first-come, first-serve basis.
COMFORT PACKAGE: TRANSFER AIRPORT/HOTEL + NIGHT IN PARIS CDG AIRPORT
For your serenity, PONANT organises your transfer and select for you an ideally located hotel.
Day 1 - Disembarkation Day
After landing of your flight selected by PONANT in Paris, meet and greet at the airport and transfer to the Pullman Roissy CDG hotel.
Check-in in your room.
Evening and dinner at leisure.
Day 2 - Roissy CDG
Breakfast on your own followed by check-out.
Your hotel:
The Pullman Roissy CDG hotel is a four stars property located in Roissy. Located at 2 minutes walking from Roissypole, RER and CDGVal station, you will easily be able to join it.
Upgraded rooms are also available depending on availability and on a supplement basis. Contact your travel professional for further detail.
This programme includes:
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Transfer mentionned in the programme.
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1-night accomodation in Classic Room at the Pullman Roissy CDG 4* local standards (or similar).
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A soft welcome drink, upon arrival at the hotel.
This programme does not include:
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Dinner of day 1.
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Breakfast of day 2.
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Tips and gratuities.
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All personal expenses (meals and drinks, sightseeing, etc.)
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Early check-in, late check-out and other services not mentioned in the programme.
Please note:
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Official hotel check-in time is 4:00 p.m
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Official hotel check-out time is 12:00 p.m
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Late check-out might be available depending on availability and on a supplement basis.
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This programme is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Contact of your hotel:
Pullman Roissy CDG Airport
3 Bis Rue de la Haye
93290
Roissy-en-France
Phone: +33 01 70 03 11 63
Duration and order of the visits may vary. To know your PONANT flight schedule, please contact your travel agent; it is also indicated on your electronic ticket included in your travel documents.
Total : €210
Price is per person, based on double occupancy, based on availability.