Bergen Cruise Reviews

The Hanseatic Wharf, a Unesco World heritage site is a must visit ...

After all the other beautiful places Berfen was a bit of an anti-climax, personally I think it would be preferable to start in Bergen but appreciate, with sailing times, it may not be practica. Bergen port is a working port and ugly, you need to catch a shuttle bus to reach the port entrance. By and large this worked effeciently with minimal queuing, although later on there were queues to ...

Very Senic and a good overall exposure to Bergen. ...

The weather di not fully corporate for the view as we had a lot of rain and fog for this mountain top view but I think if the view had been clear on a good day it would have been remarkable ...

A wonderful introduction to our cruise. What an interestng and beautiful first day! ...

Loved Bergen. We walked to the railway and went up to the top to have a walk around and take in the view over the city. Nice place to walk around. ...

Bergen looked to be an interesting port, but our stay was too short to do much and there was stiff competition from the hordes of other tourists from the multiple cruise ships docked at the same time. There must have been 500 people queuing for the Funicular, so gave it a miss! ...

Probably could have just done a walking tour on our own. Beautiful little city. ...

As long as you get clear weather this is a great port. Ten minute walk from the ship to the city centre and 4 minutes more to the funicular up mount floyen. Yes there are queues but the view is well worth it. Bryggen and the fish market are must see areas and quite relaxing to explore. We returned to the ship for lunch as eating out in Norway isn't cheap. ...

Our xcursuoj was cancelled and n this port as a storm was due to hit the uk and we had to leave Bergen early. We had a wander but although a busy port, not much to do with limited time. ...