Cruise Terminal Bergen — Local services in Bergen

The gateway to Bergen, the dock itself is uninspiring concrete and blank buildings. There is the expected security, but it's a cursory check of your cruise card. Outside the gates is the tour bus office, with a line of open top buses ready to take you on an hour round trip, or maybe use the hop on hop off to move around the city. At around £35 a person it's not cheap but if you have the time to make full use of it, it may be a viable investment . The city is a lovely place, clean and busy with buskers on every corner, shopping and dining all around. Be warned, it is not cheap, but have a beer or a coffee and soak up the ambiance! A great,...

Bergen was a 'stop' on my Fjord cruise. It is Norways '2nd City' and as such, you get that city feel. The place was very well kept, with colourful housing, and I would have liked more time to explore, but the main reason cruise liners stop here is for the boat rides into the Fjords or to catch a nearby cable car to take in the breathtaking views. It is definitely a place worth giving a few days to if you are...

My best port not just in Bergen or Norway but for all ports i visit. I love the mountains and climb visit everytime iwe dock. Bergen is also the hometown of my ship where it...