Nice town. Walk around the lake with fountain and then make your way by the shops. Stop outside McDonalds to make use of the free Wi-Fi and walk to the quay. Small fish market to wander around.Didn't spend any money as everything in Norway is expensive to us.

Bergen

The scenery is stunning, amazing and awe inspiring. We crossed on a tender, went to the tourist office and picked up a free map and walked up to a viewpoint. Stout footwear is needed and it was a steep climb with quite hard terrain in places but the views were well worth it. The cruise runs a tour with a bus ride to a waterfall and a guided walk back. Save your money and do your own it was easy to find and well sign posted.There is a small village with shops and a fantastic waterfall.

Geiranger

The attraction here is the train with a ride through the amazing scenery of Norway. We got off the ship at 9am. The ticket office is a short walk and purchased tickets for 1.30pm (saving ourselves over £20 a person on the tour price). There is nothing much at the final stop so most people stayed on the train and came straight back.

Flam

Stavanger was much nicer than I expected. A lovely place to wander around, nice shops, a pretty park and an old town of wooden houses. Near the Canning Museum is a typical small lwooden house that you can look round for free.

Stavanger

Very nice cabin with balcony. Good situation with not too far to walk to stairs/lifts.

The not so good
Food in the Peninsular restaurant was a bit hit and miss.I enjoyed the Britishness of the ship (sail away is good fun) and would probably holiday on P & O again in the future.

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