Sailing to the top of Europe and back, via a string of remarkable Norwegian destinations, at this time of year makes for magical adventure. You’ll get to discover the wonders of dramatic landscapes, cross the Arctic Circle, and much more, with the piece de resistance a chance to bear witness to the Midnight Sun, a surreal phenomenon of never-ending daylight. During your time in Norway’s awe-inspiring Arctic north, a visit to Honningsvåg is an outstanding highlight; here you can tour to the North Cape plateau, to step foot at mainland Europe’s northernmost point. You’ll cruise by this iconic natural landmark too, on the same evening as you’ll get to capture the Midnight Sun at its most breathtaking from on board Borealis, whilst your scenic cruising experiences in Northern Norway will also include opportunities to marvel at the peaks of the Seven Sisters mountains and Devil’s Jaw. There’s also a visit to Tromsø, ‘Gateway to the Arctic’. Take in the iceberg-shaped Arctic Cathedral, one of Northern Norway’s most iconic sites; or perhaps meet curious huskies at the Wilderness Centre. The coastal views on offer from atop Mount Storsteinen are not to be missed too. Stopping at Alta offers you the chance to immerse yourself in Sami culture and visit the Alta Museum to marvel at the prehistoric, UNESCO-listed rock carvings of Hjemmeluft too. At Bodø, situated on the beautiful Kystriksveien Coastal Route, you can revel in views of the rugged surrounding scenery and delve into years of local fishing heritage. What’s more, on your way to and from Norway’s northern reaches, you’ll sample the peace and beauty of the fjordland during a glide along Nordfjord and visit the picturesque village of Olden; see Torghatten mountain; and cruise by Hornelen sea cliff at sunset.