All Inclusive Norwegian Fjords Cruises 2027

Norwegian Fjords Cruises 2027: Where to Go and Where to Sail From

The overwhelming majority of sailings head to Norway and the Norwegian Fjords — deep, cliff-lined waterways that ships navigate at close enough range to make the scale genuinely register. A smaller selection pushes further into Arctic waters, and a handful of transatlantic crossings use the fjords as part of a longer voyage. Durations run from 6 nights up to 174 nights, with the median sitting at 10 nights — enough time to visit multiple fjord regions without feeling rushed.

Which Ports Do These Sailings Leave From?

Departure ports spread across the UK and Northern Europe. Southampton is the main UK option, and for many readers that means boarding by train or car with no airport involved at all. The majority of sailings, however, depart from continental ports in Germany, Denmark and Iceland — Hamburg, Kiel, Copenhagen, Warnemünde and Reykjavik all feature. Where you’re flying to join the ship, our team can book your flights, pre-cruise hotel and transfers as part of a single Cruise1st Package.

Around 43 of the sailings are one-way itineraries, ending at a different port from where they depart. If you’re on one of those, you’ll need a flight home — and we can arrange that too, so the return leg isn’t something you need to sort separately.

Which Cruise Lines Sail the Norwegian Fjords in 2027?

MSC Cruises leads the field for volume and offers the widest choice of sailings. Costa Cruises brings a strong Italian flavour and the vast Costa Diadema. Explora Journeys appeals to those who want a more boutique, ocean-resort experience. Norwegian Cruise Line deploys Norwegian Prima on several itineraries, while Celebrity Cruises and Seabourn round out the luxury end of the market. Prices start from £778 pp*.

The Ships: What You’ll Actually Find on Board

MSC Magnifica

MSC Magnifica carries the largest number of sailings to the fjords in 2027. The centrepiece for many guests is the MSC Aurea Spa, which features a unique salt grotto and Kneipp circuit — a wellness combination not found on comparable ships. The Royal Theatre seats 1,200, making it one of the largest at-sea venues for live productions. For those who want a quieter trip within the ship, the MSC Yacht Club provides a private sundeck, dedicated pool, exclusive restaurant and 24/7 butler service — effectively a ship within the ship.

Cabin grades on MSC Magnifica run from compact to genuinely spacious:

• Inside cabin (Bella I1): 13 m², sleeps up to 4 — 1 m² larger than the standard inside grades
• Ocean-view cabin (O1): 14 m² with a sea-view window, sleeps up to 4
• Suite Aurea (SP3): 35 m² balcony suite — the largest in this category, sleeps up to 4
• Super Family cabin (FLA): 30 m², sleeps up to 5 — roughly twice the size of a standard balcony cabin
• MSC Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite: 32 m² with a 12 m² balcony, sleeps up to 4

See full deck layouts on the MSC Magnifica cabins and deck plans page.

MSC Meraviglia

MSC Meraviglia’s signature feature is its 96-metre LED sky promenade — the Galleria Meraviglia — lined with boutiques, restaurants and nightly entertainment that give the indoor boulevard a genuine buzz after dark. The Polar Aquapark, a full-sized bowling alley and Formula 1 simulators mean there’s rarely a quiet moment for families. The MSC Yacht Club is here too, offering the same private-enclave experience as Magnifica. See MSC Meraviglia cabins and deck plans for grade details.

Costa Diadema

Costa Diadema’s Samsara Spa covers 6,200 m² across four decks — the largest spa in the entire Costa fleet, and a serious selling point for anyone who wants wellness as a core part of their cruise. On Deck 5, a 500-metre open-air promenade lets you walk alongside the water at sea level. The Archipelago restaurant brings together three Michelin-starred chefs: Barbieri, Darroze and León.

Cabin grades on Costa Diadema:

• Inside cabin (I1): 12 m², sleeps up to 4 — 2 m² larger than the I2/I3/I4 grades
• Ocean-view cabin (E1): 14 m² with a sea-view window, sleeps up to 4
• Balcony cabin (B1): 14 m² on a lower deck, sleeps up to 4 — a steadier position for those sensitive to motion
• Grand Suite (GS): 25 m², sleeps up to 4 — considerably more space than any category below

Full layouts on the Costa Diadema cabins and deck plans page.

Norwegian Prima

Norwegian Prima carries the largest staterooms in NCL’s history — a meaningful upgrade if you’re planning to spend real time in your cabin between fjord passages. The outdoor spaces are among the most generous on any NCL vessel, which suits fjord cruising well. Norwegian Prima cabins and deck plans has the full breakdown by grade.

Seabourn Quest

Seabourn Quest carries just 450 guests, every one of them in a suite with a private balcony. Butler service is standard across every grade, and all fine wines and spirits are included in the fare. The crew-to-guest ratio is close to 1:1, which shows in the level of attention on board. At the social heart of the ship is Seabourn Square — an open, café-style lounge that replaces the traditional cruise desk and gives the ship a relaxed, non-hierarchical atmosphere. See Seabourn Quest cabins and deck plans for suite categories.

Celebrity Apex

Celebrity Apex is one of Celebrity Cruises’ Edge-class ships and sails a selection of Celebrity Cruises 2027 Norwegian Fjords itineraries. Celebrity Apex cabins and deck plans covers grades and layouts in full.

What Does All Inclusive Mean on These Cruises?

All inclusive means something different depending on the cruise line, so it’s worth knowing what each fare tier actually covers before you book.

Costa Cruises offers several fare types. The Comfort Plus tier covers full board — breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks — unlimited drinks, and 24-hour room service with a reserved dining table. Fare types such as All Inclusive and last-minute offers are also available; the inclusions vary, so our team can confirm exactly what each one covers for your chosen sailing.

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a “Free at Sea” style fare (NCLATSEA) that adds a premium beverage package, a speciality dining package, a Wi-Fi package and shore excursion credits per port. The upgraded Free at Sea Plus tier extends these packages to all guests on the booking.

Explora Journeys packages, where available, can include return international flights, private transfers and hotel stays either side of the cruise — effectively an airport-to-airport fare. Our team can confirm which tier applies to your chosen sailing.

Are There Discounts on Norwegian Fjords Sailings in 2027?

Some sailings carry reductions from the price previously listed for that cabin grade. The maximum saving reaches up to 28% on one departure, though that represents a single sailing. Most reduced sailings are discounted by around 7%. Where a discount applies, it comes off the price previously shown for that grade — not off a suite or a headline rate that doesn’t reflect what you’d actually pay. Our team can tell you which sailings currently carry a reduction and whether a better rate has come in since you first looked.

Why Book Your Norwegian Fjords Cruise 2027 with Cruise1st?

Cruise1st is one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists — not a general travel agent who sells cruises on the side. That means our advisers know this destination, these ships and these fare tiers in detail, and can tell you which cabin grade suits a couple who want a quiet retreat versus a family who’ll barely be in the cabin between ports.

For sailings from Southampton, most of Britain can reach the port by road or rail — no airport, no check-in queue, no early morning dash. Where your sailing departs from Hamburg, Copenhagen, Kiel, Warnemünde or Reykjavik, we put the flights, pre-cruise hotel, transfers and any tours together as one holiday. You confirm one booking; we handle the logistics.

We’re also rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews, and all bookings are protected by ABTA and ATOL. Whether you’re cruising with MSC from Southampton in 2027 or joining a ship in northern Germany, we put the whole trip on one booking.

Prefer to plan further? Our all inclusive Norwegian Fjords cruises hub covers sailings across all years, and our broader all inclusive cruises 2027 page shows what’s available beyond the fjords. You might also consider British Isles cruises in 2027 if you’d like to explore closer to home, or transatlantic cruises in 2027 if the longer voyage appeals. For departures from the south coast, all 2027 cruises from Southampton gives you the full picture. If you’re looking at a specific line, Norwegian Fjords 2027 sailings with Norwegian Cruise Line from Southampton and Norwegian Fjords 2027 with P&O Cruises are both worth a look. Celebrity 2027 cruises from Southampton covers the Celebrity options from the UK. For the full range of cruises we offer, including options beyond 2027 and beyond the fjords, our main cruises listing has everything.

Not sure which month suits you? Christmas cruises from Southampton and Royal Caribbean 2027 from Southampton are strong alternatives if you want to widen your search.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.