Voyager Club USA is organizing a cruise to the Norwegian fjords aboard the MSC Euribia. Dates: June 18–25, 2028, sailing from Copenhagen through Hellesylt, Geiranger, Ålesund, Flåm, and Kiel, returning to Copenhagen. Deluxe Balcony cabin prices start at $2,970 per person, with drinks and Wi-Fi included.
Imagine a morning when you open your cabin door with a balcony, and before you rise majestic mountains, waterfalls cascading down rocky cliffs, and the crystal-clear water of the fjord. You don’t have to go anywhere, search for anything, or remember a thing. Norway comes to you—every day in a new setting.
This is what the cruise prepared by Voyager Club USA for the summer of 2028 looks like. One journey, five ports, and landscapes that have drawn travelers from all over the world to the Norwegian coast for years.
Why the fjords are best seen from the ship’s deck
The Norwegian fjords were formed over millions of years as glaciers carved deep valleys into the rocks, which were later filled by the sea. The effect? Mountain walls rise straight out of the water, and the ship sails right through the middle of this landscape—where no road can reach. That is why a cruise is the natural way to explore this part of Europe: Norway’s most beautiful views are seen from the water, not from a tour bus window.
There is a second, more practical reason. Traveling by ship, you unpack your suitcase once. The hotel, restaurants, swimming pools, spa, and evening shows sail right along with you, and new towns appear outside your window all by themselves. You don’t have to choose between sightseeing and relaxation—you get both.
Hellesylt, Geiranger, Ålesund, and Flåm — a route through Norway’s pearls
The cruise lasts a week—from June 18 to 25, 2028—starting and ending in Copenhagen, with stops along the way at four Norwegian ports and Kiel, Germany. Each stop reveals a different face of Scandinavia. In Hellesylt, a waterfall plunges right into the center of the town, and from there it’s just a step to the Geirangerfjord—a fjord inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005 and considered one of the most beautiful in the world.
Ålesund, on the other hand, surprises with its architecture. After a major fire in 1904, the city was rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style and is now considered the Art Nouveau capital of Norway—turrets, ornaments, and pastel facades reflect in the waters of the port. And Flåm? It’s a tiny settlement at the end of a branch of the Sognefjord, from which the famous Flåmsbana railway departs, considered one of the most beautiful train routes in the world—climbing from the very edge of the fjord high into the mountains, passing waterfalls and valleys. In short: every day of this journey looks different.
MSC Euribia — a modern ship and a cabin with a view
Your home for the duration of the cruise will be the MSC Euribia—one of the newest ships in the MSC Cruises fleet, launched in 2023 and powered by eco-friendly LNG fuel. The ship is easily recognizable from afar: its hull is decorated with a huge “#SaveTheSea” mural, a symbol of the vessel’s environmental mission. On board await elegant restaurants, outdoor pools with a sun deck, a spa area, and evening shows and entertainment, so you can plan your schedule your own way: from a lazy day on a lounger to an evening full of attractions.
The Voyager Club USA offer includes Deluxe Balcony cabins—with a private balcony where morning coffee tastes completely different as the mountains glide past the railing. A cabin in the Fantastica variant costs $2,970 per person, and in the Aurea variant $3,470 per person. A beverage package and Wi-Fi are also included. Airfares and one night’s stay in Copenhagen before the cruise are not included in the price. Sound like a plan?
There is only one date: June 18 to 25, 2028, with departure and return in Copenhagen. There is plenty of time before the trip, but the number of cabins in this category is limited—and trips along fjord routes are in high demand, so it’s better not to delay your decision until the last moment.
Reservations and detailed information: Voyager Club USA, LLC, phone 1-347-277-6459, website www.VoyagerClubUSA.com, e-mail [email protected]. See Norway from its most beautiful perspective—from the deck of a ship.
