Thursday, June 15, 2006

JOIN HURTIGRUTEN - IN SEARCH OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS

Since human kind first experienced the natural phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis, we have been spellbound by their extraordinary beauty as they shimmer against the inky backdrop of a starry night sky. These celestial displays of greens, yellows and reds that dance like a sheet blowing in the wind have, over time, inspired artists and poets, aroused myths and legends.


There is no better way to experience the Northern Lights than by sailing through the sheltered coastal waters, on board a ship from the Hurtigruten fleet with the Aurora Borealis set against a dark sky, free from artificial light. As we sail through the Arctic twilight, we become one with the peaceful atmosphere that descends us. Clusters of houses glow like embers along the coast, small towns become cosy refuges as we pull into harbour to welcome new passengers on board, and the backdrop of snow-clad mountains reflect the polar light to bathe us in eerie shades.

Nature offers some of the greatest opportunities to see wildlife along Norwegian shores, and there is an exciting range of winter activities available, both on land and on board our ships. Opportunities include spotting animated pods of Orca, snuggling up warm in an ice hotel, being led by huskies on an unforgettable dog-sledge safari, snowmobiling across frozen lands, or venturing through ice caves in the realm of the polar bear.

Voyage with us to the heart of Arctic Norway, on a selection of short breaks and adventures that offer a true winter experience in search of the mystical Northern Lights. Call Select World Travel on 01684 577007 or e-mail enquiries@selectworldtravel for more details

1 Comments:

At January 22, 2007 10:27 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That is spell binding

On my list of things to see that has to be right at the top. What a fantastic adventure and one never to forget.

My parents to the are on a cruise about 2 years ago and from what I have seen it must be one of the most interesting areas on the planet.

Regards
Jamie HIBBERT
Holiday cottage Cornwall

 

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