Experience the Epic Norwegian Fjords

Departing Southampton, your first port of call is Åndalsnes, Norway’s mountain city, where the Romsdal Alps meet the still waters of the Romsdalsfjord. Heading into the Arctic Circle, you’ll spend two days in Bodø, where there’s a possibility of seeing the Northern Lights. Another overnight stop in Tromsø means you can explore the local folklore and polar museums. The cruise’s final port is Haugesund, the historic home of the Vikings.

Cool, classic & cosy – the P&O Aurora

The smallest ship in the P&O fleet, the intimate P&O Aurora combines classic style with modern amenities, having undergone a refit in April 2025. An exquisitely designed vessel with passenger capacity of 1,874, it features 19 bars and restaurants, and boasts seven entertainment venues, including the excellent Curzon Theatre and Playhouse Cinema.

Limitless Holiday Support

Limitless provides expert end-to-end support, making it easy to plan, book, and enjoy a stress-free holiday. As well as helping you find the perfect cruise, your personal Limitless travel advisor will arrange and tailor any supplementary care required. Professional Limitless carers and a tour manager accompany you on every cruise, for total peace of mind.

See our FAQs for more information or call [PHONE_NUMBER].

*Please be aware that the 30/03/28 sailing will have an overnight stay in Alta, not Bodø.

What's Included?

  • Accessible Taxi Transfer - to and from the port (first 125 miles).

  • 12 Nights - aboard the P&O Aurora.

  • 4 Port Visits - Åndalsnes, Bodø (two days), Tromsø (two days) & Haugesund.

  • Private Excursion - Romsdalsgondolen cable car to mountain viewing area.

  • Limitless Walking Tour - in Haugesund.

  • Vetted Destinations - attractions assessed for accessibility.

  • Accessible Cabin - with adapted facilities.

  • Full-Board - breakfast, lunch, and dinner in select venues.

  • Professional Care Support - from Limitless carers. 

  • Tailored Care Plans - for travellers with additional needs.

  • Tour Manager - your ever-present point of contact on the ship.

  • Check-In & Boarding Assistance - a stress-free start to your cruise.

  • Personal Travel Advisor - always speak to the same travel expert.

  • Booking Assistance - your advisor handles the entire booking process.

Limitless Travel cannot be held accountable for unforeseen port changes. See FAQs for more information.

Itinerary

Day 1 Southampton, UK
Cruise customer meeting Limitless staff before boarding cruise ship
Home Pick-Up & Boarding

Your holiday begins! Whether you’ve made use of the complimentary parking or the complementary Limitless accessible taxi transfer, our team will be there to help you check in your bags and board the ship. Those guests staying in an accessible cabin will also benefit from Priority Embarkation. We know check-in and boarding can be a nervous experience for some travellers, so Limitless assists with every aspect. You can learn about our check in and boarding support in greater detail in our FAQs.

Once aboard the cruise ship, you’ll have a chance to settle into your cabin, explore the ship, and meet your fellow Limitless Travellers. The Limitless Care Team is always available to provide support and ensure your holiday gets off to the best possible start.

Day 2 At Sea
Customers and Staff by the P&O Aurora
Exploring the Aurora

Your first day at sea is all about exploring the ship and settling in. Typically, the Limitless Team meets with everyone in the morning to catch up over breakfast, make sure you had a comfortable night, discuss the day ahead, and plan activities. We often lunch and dine as a group as well, so you’re never short of company.

During days at sea, there’s plenty to see and do on the Aurora. As a group, Limitless Travellers often enjoy a relaxed morning, followed by a group lunch and some afternoon fun - be it a theatre show or a movie. Then it’s time to get dressed up for a delicious dinner, followed by some fantastic evening entertainment. Of course, how you spend your day is entirely up to you! But it’s good to know that the Limitless Team and your fellow travellers are always around too.

Day 3 At Sea
Cruise customer being hoisted into the pool on a P&O cruise ship
Pools & Spa

With three swimming pools, the Aurora is well-equipped for when the weather warms up and you feel like cooling off with a refreshing dip. While the Riviera and Terrace pools are both outdoors, the glass-roofed Crystal Pool means you can enjoy a swim on cold-weather cruises, too.

Hoist equipment is available for Limitless Travellers who require it, ensuring everyone can enjoy the facilities. Whirlpool spas are attached to several of the pools and poolside refreshments are available at all three locations. The Aurora is also home to the fantastic Oasis Spa, a sanctuary of wellness where you can enjoy pampering treatments, exclusive therapies and a range of beauty services.

Day 4 Åndalsnes, Norway
Andalsnes norway landscape image

Limitless Private Excursion

Known as Norway’s mountain capital, Åndalsnes is situated on the edge of the towering Romsdal Alps and at the head of beautiful Romsdalsfjord. As the town’s remarkable landscapes and breathtaking natural environment are the main attractions, we’ll be boarding the wheelchair-accessible Romsdalsgondolen cable car to climb 708 metres and enjoy the epic 360° views from the Nesaksla Viewing Area at the top.

On returning to sea level, your Tour Manager will lead a gentle walking tour around some of the town’s key landmarks. This includes the town centre, Rauma Railway Station and the Train Chapel. While the station is the departure point for one of the most scenic railway journeys in Europe, the chapel is the only (to our knowledge) consecrated train carriage in the world. Åndalsnes is also home to the Norsk Tindesenter, a museum that offers a fascinating insight into the history of mountaineering. While accessible, you will need to purchase an entry ticket (currently around £12). Those interested in visiting the famous Trollstigen road nearby will need to book the excursion with P&O independently.

Day 5 At Sea
Aurora onboard Casino.
Onboard Entertainment

Despite being a smaller ship, there is no shortage of entertainment options aboard the Aurora. With seven unique entertainment venues and a whole host of thrilling shows and performances to enjoy, there’s never a shortage of things to see or do. Whether you’re interested in playing a few hands with your fellow travellers in the Card Room or participating in the popular Wavelength interactive gameshow, there’s something to suit every taste.

While the 200-seater Playhouse Cinema and 600-seater Curzon Theatre are the ship’s flagship venues, the Aurora also boasts several smaller options, including Carmen’s Show Lounge, the PULSE nightclub, a silent disco and a lavish casino. Keep an eye out for special shows, too. The Aurora is well-known for its mind-blowing magic and musical spectaculars. 

Day 6 Bodø, Norway
Bodo Norway landscape image
Port Visit

Situated a little way north of the Arctic Circle, Bodø is Northern Norway’s second-largest settlement. Suffering extensive damage in a German bombing raid in 1940, the city now boasts strikingly modern architecture. Stylish cafes and excellent shopping abound, and the harbourfront features fantastic bars and restaurants.

Bodø is also known for its museums, with several to choose from. The first half of the Aviation Museum examines commercial planes, hot air balloons and other forms of aerial transport, while the second half centres on military vehicles. Alternatively, the Jekt Trade Museum explores the practicalities and mechanics of local trade, dating back to the Viking era. It includes the incredible Anna Karoline, a traditional square-sailed ship and the last remaining Nordland jekt.

*Please be aware that the 30/03/28 sailing will stop in Alta, not Bodø. For further information, please contact us.

Day 7 Bodø, Norway
Bodo Norway landscape image
Port Visit

On your second day in Bodø, you’ll have an opportunity to explore any parts of the city you missed or want to revisit. Of course, you’re also welcome to stay aboard the ship and enjoy the world-class facilities. Close to the disembarkation point, the Koch Shopping Centre is the city’s largest indoor shopping area and a great place to pick up a few treats and souvenirs.

As sizable sections were rebuilt in the wake of WWII, the city is largely accessible, and Limitless Travellers tend to enjoy exploring its wheelchair-friendly streets. It’s home to several churches, including the wonderfully bold Bodø Cathedral. The local area is known for the Saltstraumen – the world’s strongest maelstrom and a unique tidal event. Visits to see the Saltstraumen must be booked independently.

*Please be aware that the 30/03/28 sailing will stop in Alta, not Bodø. For further information, please contact us.

Day 8 Tromsø, Norway
Tromso, Norway, with the northern lights over the cathedral
Tromso
Port Visit

Though it’s a fair way north of the Arctic Circle, Tromsø boasts a remarkably mild climate for its latitude. While ice-free waters and westerly winds mean this vibrant city (it has the most bars per capita in all of Norway) may be a little warmer than usual, there’s still plenty of snow!

Tromsø is also home to several excellent accessible attractions, including the local Troll Museum. Trolls play a crucial role in Norwegian folklore and legend and this brilliant museum explains why while also introducing visitors to many of its most famous troll-related tales. Alternatively, the Polar Museum details the expeditions, adventures and everyday lives of Arctic explorers from the 17th century to the modern day.

Day 9 Tromsø, Norway
Tromso, Norway
Port Visit

With a second day to explore Tromsø before the ship resumes its exploration of the mighty Norwegian fjords, it’s up to you whether you head ashore or take it easy and make the most of the onboard entertainment and leisure facilities.

If you do head into Tromsø, the Polaria Arctic Experience Centre boasts a fantastic arctic aquarium. Designed to help visitors learn about how animals, fish, plants, and people live side-by-side in the Arctic, it’s also home to bearded seals and other unique wildlife. If you just want to get a feel for the town and enjoy the local cafes, bars and restaurants, the Storgatta central shopping street is where you’ll find all the action. Finally, excursions to the Tromsø cable car are also possible, though the gondolas aren’t accessible for all travellers.

Day 10 At Sea
Lido Grill p&o Aurora
Restaurants & Bars

With a total of 19 restaurants and bars, the Aurora caters to every taste and offers a fantastic range of dining and drinking opportunities. Whether you’re looking for fine dining experiences or a relaxed buffet-style lunch, there is something for everyone aboard the Aurora.

While the vast majority of the Auroras restaurants are included in your full-board package, a few venues require diners to pay a small surcharge. These include the popular Sindhu, with its delicious Indian-British fusion, The Glass House, where tapas dishes are paired with the perfect wine, and The Beach House, where Latin flavours run wild.

Day 11 Haugesund, Norway
Limitless cruise customers in Norway with staff
Limitless Accessible Walking Tour

Welcome to Haugesund - home of the Vikings! Although the town itself is relatively young, the local area was a hotbed of Viking activity, with the first Norwegian king, Harald Fairhair, living just 8 km away. Known as the birthplace of modern Norway, Haugesund is packed with incredible history, while also boasting a thriving modern centre, with plenty of holiday shopping opportunities and several excellent restaurants.

Led by your Tour Manager, our optional accessible walking tour sees you cross the scenic Risøy Bridge and head for the Viking Planet Museum. History buffs may want to consider a stop here for a fascinating insight into the town’s Viking heritage. The tour continues down Haugesund’s main pedestrianised shopping street, Haraldsgata, before visiting Vår Frelsers Church, a neo-Gothic masterpiece. It concludes with a photo-op at the Marilyn Monroe statue on Haugesund’s gorgeous waterfront.

Day 12 At Sea
Cruise Customers having fun in the P&O Pulse Entertainment Venue
Sailing Home

By now, you will have spent a few days exploring the Aurora and enjoying the facilities, activities and entertainment. But we guarantee there are still things you’re yet to see, do or find. Have you caught a movie at the Playhouse Cinema? Dined out at the ever-popular, Indian-Inspired Sindhu? Tried your luck at the opulent onboard casino?

As we make our way back to Southampton, this is a great opportunity to check out those parts of the Aurora you’re yet to see and return to your favourite spots. Or just relax in total comfort and reminisce about the places you’ve experienced over the course of your holiday. Have a chat with your Tour Manager in the morning and organise the perfect final day.

Day 13 Southampton, UK
Customers waving by P&O cruise ship before boarding
Disembark & Home Drop-Off

Following your final breakfast aboard the ship, the Limitless team will assist with check-out. The ship’s crew will take down your bags, and we’ll help you disembark, make sure you reach your pick-up, and say our farewells. Your transfer will then get you home, dropping you off at your front door.

We can’t wait to see you on your next Limitless holiday!

The Ship

Aurora P&O Cruises at sea

P&O Aurora

The Aurora delivers an exceptional cruising experience. The smallest ship in the P&O fleet, it’s perfect for anyone looking for a more familiar feel, as well as couples and first-time cruisers.

From its spectacular atrium to its striking on-deck pools and atmospheric entertainment venues, the Aurora is feature-packed and incredibly popular among return cruisers. Regarded as one of the friendliest cruise ships on the water, the Limitless travellers are bound to enjoy a fantastic atmosphere and a truly memorable holiday aboard the amazing Aurora. 

  • 19 bars and restaurants

  • 600-seat Curzon Theatre

  • 200-seat Playhouse Cinema

  • Live music, theatre and magic shows

  • Wrap-around promenade deck

  • Three swimming pools with hoist equipment

  • Oasis Spa and wellness facilities

  • Shops, library and games room

Aurora Accessibility

Accessibility on the Aurora is exceptional, with step-free access, wheelchair-friendly cabins, wide corridors, and accessible entertainment spaces. Limitless Travellers in accessible cabins benefit from priority embarkation.

Learn more about the Aurora’s accessible cabins in our FAQs.

Transport

Cruise customer home pick up before boarding ship

Home Pick-Up & Drop-Off

Our accessible taxi transfers guarantee a stress-free start to your holiday. A door-to-door service, it ensures getting to and from the cruise terminal is easier than ever by using ramp-accessible vehicles with plenty of room for luggage and mobility equipment.

For journeys of 125 miles or less, this service is included in the price of your holiday. Additional fees may apply for longer transfers or those travelling from Yorkshire, North East England, or Wales.

FAQs

What’s included in a P&O accessible cabin?

Accessible cabins are available on request. However, they are limited and places sell out quickly. Accessible Outside, Balcony & Mini-Suite Cabins may also be available, though prices will vary. Every accessible cabin features:

  • Wide access doors

  • Space for mobility scooters to be stored

  • Wet room bathrooms with wide door access and grip handles

  • Air conditioning

  • TV, fridge and hairdryer

  • Tea and coffee-making facilities

PAn equipment hire service is available and includes powered wheelchairs and hoists.

How does Limitless assist with check in and boarding?

Having met the Limitless Team at the port, we'll accompany you to the special assistance check-in. As it's separate from regular check-in, there are no crowds or lengthy queues.

You'll then be given a boarding time. Usually, we board as a group. However, if this isn't possible and you would like the assistance, we ensure a carer accompanies you onto the ship.

We board via the accessible gangway. This ramp connects the ship to the port. If you require support or assistance, both the Limitless Team and the ship's crew will be on hand to help. There are also manual wheelchairs available to make this transfer easier.

On some ships, the accessible gangway can be a little steep. In these instances, two crew members will provide support - one in front and one behind. You'll never be rushed and your safety and comfort are always the priorities.

Remember, you don't need to pre-book any special assistance at the port! We provide this assistance as standard with all Limitless cruises.

What is Limitless Group Support & Holiday Assistance?

Group Support & Holiday Assistance is included as standard with all Limitless holidays. It's what sets us apart from every other UK holiday provider!

This level of support is suitable for those who do not require physical support, but may need a helping hand to make the most of their holiday experience. We provide this assistance in a group setting, so you must be able to support yourself if you intend to leave the group at any point.

What does Group Support & Holiday Assistance include?

✓ Pre-holiday assistance from your Personal Travel Advisor, who will answer any questions you have and provide support with hiring any limited mobility equipment you require.

✓ During your holiday, the Limitless Team will assist you with making the holiday accessible day-to-day, including:

✓ Help with checking into your hotel

✓ Assistance with luggage

✓ Help with accessing excursions

For more details, speak with a member of the Limitless team on [PHONE_NUMBER].

What can Limitless do if I require additional care and support?

At Limitless, we offer a range of additional care packages if your require a little more assistance. This allows us to tailor care to individual Limitless Travellers and ensure your needs are met while on holiday.

They range from our Morning, Evening & Occasional Daytime Care package for travellers who require intermittent assistance with personal care to our One-to-One Care With Hoisting package for travellers who would benefit from comprehensive, all-day care.

We always recommend getting touch with your Personal Travel Advisor to discuss care packages. They are always on hand to answer questions, provide information, and make recommendations about the package they think is most suitable for you. You can contact Limitless on [PHONE_NUMBER].

In addition to this, our care team will also reach out to you three months before your holiday to confirm you have everything you need to travel with complete confidence.

What are anchor ports and is Limitless responsible for port changes?

At Limitless Travel, we carefully select cruise itineraries with minimal anchor ports. Anchor ports are those destinations where port logistics mean a small boat or ‘tender’ transport is required to ferry guests to shore. In the vast majority of cases, these tenders are not accessible and some Limitless Travellers will not be able to leave the ship.

Unfortunately, port changes can happen due to any number of reasons while at sea. Limitless Travel cannot be held accountable for any such port changes.

Which side of the ship is best for fjords?

On our Norwegian fjord cruises, both sides of the ship typically guarantee spectacular views of the fjords. However, selecting the “best” side of the ship often depends on the itinerary specifics.

Generally, the starboard (right-hand) side might be slightly better if you’re cruising north and the port (left-hand) side if you’re heading south. In both instances, this is because that side of the ship will spend more time facing the coastline.

Modern cruise ships are designed to maximize visibility and the open decks and public viewing areas guarantee everyone has access to striking 360-degree vistas. On Limitless Norwegian Fjords Cruises, there are always plenty of opportunities to use these facilities.

Is the sea rough in the Norwegian fjords?

The waters in the Norwegian fjords are generally much calmer than the open sea, thanks to the fjords' narrow and sheltered characteristics. This makes Norwegian fjord cruises an excellent choice for those concerned about sea sickness.

The cruise ship will be out on the open sea when travelling to, from and between fjords. Here, rougher seas are possible but entirely dependent on the weather, conditions, and season. Modern cruise ships are well-equipped with stabilisers to counteract rougher seas and minimise the motion you feel, ensuring a comfortable onboard experience.

Dates and Prices

Start Date Days Price Per Person From Solo Traveller Price*
18th March 2028
13
From £4,450
Group
From £4,450
Solo traveller
From £6,950
From £6,950
30th March 2028
13
From £4,450
Group
From £4,450
Solo traveller
From £6,975
From £6,975
* Solo spaces are limited.