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   • Which fjords should I visit?

     “Norway has over 1,700 fjords, most concentrated in Western Norway between Stavanger and Trondheim. The must-sees include Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters.”

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   • What are the best things to do in Norway?

     “Norway's two greatest natural spectacles – the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun – draw visitors from across the world. From late September to early April, the aurora dances across Arctic skies in vivid greens and purples – best witnessed from the deck of a ship sailing north of the Arctic Circle.”

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   • Is Norwegian difficult to understand?

     “Norway is a highly welcoming destination for English speakers. Norwegians learn English from an early age, and English is widely spoken and understood throughout the country, including in smaller coastal towns and villages.”

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   • What wildlife can I expect to see in Norway?

     “As a result of its varied geography and climate, Norway is home to a wide range of animals – from the deepest seas to the highest mountains. Out at sea, whales are the star attraction – orcas, humpbacks and sperm whales frequent the northern waters.”

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   About Hurtigruten

   Hurtigruten: “Hurtigruten offers sustainable expedition cruises and coastal voyages exploring the Norwegian coast and Svalbard, with a focus on responsible travel, local cuisine and authentic experiences.”