Vadsø

Vadsø in the winter, Photo: Terje Rakke, Nordic Life, nordnorge.com

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Arrival/Departure

Our voyages to Vadsø

Northbound: Arrival at 06:55– departure: at 07:10

Southbound departure:  ----- 

Port address: Havneterminal, 9800 Vadsø  Show on map

When do we get to Vadsø? See Sailing schedule

Reindeer in Vadsø, Photo: Terje Rakke, Nordic Life, nordnorge.com

All the way to the Arctic Ocean, nature can be barren like a lunar landscape and the light a steely grey, but this area of Northern Europe is teeming with bird life.

Vadsø is a bustling town. It is close to the border with both Finland and Russia, and there has been a lot of trade between the countries. Vadsø was the centre of the pomor trade with Russia for two hundred years. In addition, up to 60% of the town's population were Kvens, a Finnish-speaking people who came from the northern parts of Finland and Sweden. The town is still called the Kven capital. 

The Sami are another international polar and indigenous people. Traces of Sami culture going back 2,000 years can be found on the Varanger Peninsula.

Vadsø in the winter. Photo: Jarkko Autero, nordnorge.com

Our Voyages to Vadsø

North- and southboundRound Voyage

Bergen → Kirkenes → Bergen

Geiranger ship sailing in fjord
The classic

NorthboundVoyage North

Bergen → Kirkenes

Havila Castor in the Geiranger fjord - first sailing in world heritage Geiranger on battery. Photo: Marius Beck Dahle
7 days

NorthboundTromsø–Kirkenes Voyage

Tromsø → Kirkenes

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3 days

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