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Season 2026 · 41 calls · 2 cancelled

  1. 18 Apr Balmoral 1,210 guests
  2. 26 Apr Borealis 1,229 guests
  3. 5 May Britannia 3,695 guests
  4. 8 May Queen Anne 2,824 guests
  5. 13 May Sky Princess 3,626 guests
  6. 13 May Spirit of Discovery 999 guests
  7. 18 May Queen Mary 2 2,550 guests
  8. 25 May Nieuw Statendam 2,573 guests
  9. 26 May Sky Princess 3,962 guests
  10. 31 May Borealis 1,166 guests
  11. 1 Jun Queen Anne 2,850 guests
  12. 5 Jun Rotterdam 2,686 guests
  13. 17 Jun Sky Princess 3,593 guests
  14. 18 Jun Majestic Princess 3,565 guests
  15. 23 Jun AIDAnova Cancelled — itinerary change
  16. 24 Jun Star Legend 279 guests
  17. 29 Jun Europa 2 506 guests
  18. 29 Jun Star Pride 268 guests
  19. 30 Jun Sky Princess 3,718 guests
  20. 1 Jul Star Legend 296 guests
  21. 3 Jul Rotterdam 2,742 guests
  22. 4 Jul Marina 1,014 guests
  23. 7 Jul Mein Schiff 3 2,681 guests
  24. 14 Jul Sky Princess 3,908 guests
  25. 19 Jul Balmoral 1,246 guests
  26. 20 Jul Borealis 1,189 guests
  27. 21 Jul Mein Schiff 3 2,766 guests
  28. 23 Jul Scenic Eclipse 196 guests
  29. 25 Jul Spirit of Adventure 970 guests
  30. 29 Jul Spirit of Discovery 986 guests
  31. 4 Aug Sky Princess 4,012 guests
  32. 5 Aug AIDAmar 2,612 guests
  33. 7 Aug Rotterdam 2,835 guests
  34. 8 Aug Queen Mary 2 2,574 guests
  35. 20 Aug Liberty of the Seas 4,545 guests
  36. 24 Aug Bolette 1,225 guests
  37. 24 Aug Borealis 1,190 guests
  38. 7 Sept Bolette 1,215 guests
  39. 9 Sept Arvia 5,318 guests
  40. 17 Sept Nieuw Statendam 2,630 guests
  41. 21 Sept Spirit of Adventure 971 guests
  42. 23 Sept Majestic Princess Cancelled — weather
  43. 6 Oct Britannia 3,669 guests
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Skjolden Port Plan a call
A tree carved from the glacier ice deep inside the ice tunnel, lit from within, with tunnel openings on either side of it

Signature · No. IV

Ice Tunnels

Into the ice at 1,850 metres, below the highest mountain in Northern Europe.

Klimapark 2469 · Juvasshytta · 8 hours

Duration
8 hours
Guests
10–45 a coach
Level
Low
Season
June–October
Tour code
SKJ-ICETU

The highest day in the catalogue. The coach climbs the Fortun valley to Turtagrø and Oscarshaug, crosses the Sognefjell pass, and turns up the Galdhøpiggvegen toll road to Juvasshytta, 1,841 metres up on the shoulder of Galdhøpiggen.

There the party divides. Half take lunch in the lodge; the other half walk the two-kilometre trail to the ice tunnel and go inside the glacier. Then they swap, and the coach brings everyone back over the pass. Bring a warm layer: inside the ice it is winter all summer.

  • Galdhøpiggen, 2,469 metres, above the tunnel mouth
  • A guided walk into ice thousands of years old
  • Lunch at Juvasshytta, 1,841 metres up
  • The Sognefjell pass twice, in morning and afternoon light

The day, hour by hour

Eight hours, gangway to gangway

  1. 00:00 – 00:30 Depart the cruise pier and drive up the Fortun valley to Turtagrø
  2. 00:30 – 01:00 Comfort stop at Turtagrø — the last toilets before Juvasshytta
  3. 01:00 – 01:10 On up to the Oscarshaug viewpoint
  4. 01:10 – 01:25 Photo stop at Oscarshaug, facing the Hurrungane
  5. 01:25 – 02:55 Over the Sognefjell pass, down towards Lom and up the Galdhøpiggvegen toll road to Juvasshytta
  6. 02:55 – 04:35 Groups 1 · 2The party divides: one half has lunch in the lodge, the other walks the 2 km trail into the ice tunnel
  7. 04:35 – 06:15 Groups 2 · 1The halves swap — lunch for the first, the ice tunnel for the second
  8. 06:15 – 08:00 Back over the Sognefjell road to the cruise pier

00:00 is the moment the group leaves the pier — not a clock time.

A great sphere of layered glacier ice resting in a chamber of the ice tunnel, the walls around it banded grey and white
The Sognefjell road curving across the high plateau towards two snow-capped summits, heather and bare rock on either side of the tarmac
Snow-covered peaks and a jagged ridge in Jotunheimen above bare early-summer ground