Looking for the ultimate luxury vacation? Enjoy a weeklong program is an eco-sensitive, road-tripping adventure. Drive an electric Porsche supercar and experience aa amazing Norwegian fjords road trip.

If you’re a fan of adventure and luxury cars, this new supercar driving program is for you. In a luxury electric Porsche car, you travel through Norwegian fjords and the Sunnmore Alps on a supercar road trip. Plus, enjoy empty open roads and breathtaking scenery behind the wheel of an electric Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo.

Since the route is pre-programmed, all you need to do is the driving. Thus, you will drive the roads along mountain passes, bridges and labyrinthine tunnels. Amp up with an adrenaline rush. This VIP experience is perfect for any driving enthusiast.

This unforgettable road trip is available on June 12, August 7, or September 4, 11, 18. The seven day fjords supercar adventure is created by specialist travel company Off the Map Travel. It will be like a racetrack experience along the edge of the fjords. For example, your emission-free electric supercar Porsche comes equipped with pre-programmed routes. Your journey traverses through Norway’s stunning fjords and mountains.

Are you ready? Simply set the car on cruise control, feel the power, and take in the ever-changing scenery outside. Therefore, your electric Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo will smoothly handle the winding mountain and forest routes that long inspire Norwegian folklore.

Norwegian Fjords Road Trip

The seven-day, six-night drive the fjords itinerary has a price from £7899 per person (approx. $9,747 USD). Also, the travel package includes all meals and accommodations, based on double occupancy. In addition, this luxury travel package also includes are transfers, all activities and use of the electric Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo. Flights to Norway are additional.

Your road adventure allows you to journey along the spectacular Atlantic Road. It is also known as “the road across the sea”. Hence, its imposing seven bridges and network of tunnels, travel deep into the magnificent mountains. See the Troll Wall, the largest rock wall in Europe. In addition, take a ferry into the gaping Geiranger fjord. Next, journey up a gondola for the views of the North Atlantic. Also, experience the fjords from the sky in a private helicopter.

Plus, food lovers are in luck too. Each day, the meal menu features the region’s best local cuisine, including seafood from hyper-local purveyors.

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Cruising anytime of the year is a memorable experience, but enjoying a cruise over the Christmas Holidays is extra special – especially taking in the sites of majestic Norway.

Hurtigruten is a world leader in expedition cruising. They sail the most remote regions of the world including – Antarctica, Greenland and the Arctic’s Spitsbergen. In addition, also see Norway’s coast year-round and Europe in the spring.

Hurtigruten just announced that two of their ships will be cruising during the upcoming holidays and are scheduled to meet in Tromsø, Norway as part of their New Year’s Eve Celebrations.

Tromsø, Norway has long been called “Paris of the North,” as well as the “Gateway to the Arctic.” Tromø is the capital of the Arctic and truly is beautiful city offering diverse culture and history.

Hurtigruten’s 12-day departures, whether from Bergen (Dec. 27) on the MS Midnatsol or Kirkenes (Dec. 30) on the MS Trollfjord, are priced from $2,203 to $7,657 per person, double.

Tromsø, Norway is located 217 miles north of the Arctic Circle and is a magical place. The Norwegian city has the highest number of old wooden houses in Northern Norway, plus numerous attractions including the Polar Museum, and Norway’s largest planetarium – The Science Center of Northern Norway.

For Christmas Eve, all Hurtigruten ships moor in their respective ports for approximately 24 hours. This stop over allows Christmas celebrations to be enjoyed by customers without interruption. The cruise ship celebrations are based on century-old traditions – and guests may choose to do it all or any part of them.

The planned New Year’s Eve celebrations will be special. Begin with a special service in the Arctic Cathedral, which is one of Tromsø’s most popular landmarks. Next is splendid dinner, followed by dancing and Champagne toasts. Bring in the New Year in style with a dazzling mountain-side fireworks display.

This Norwegian cruise is a must. Set sail along Norway’s scenic western coast, stopping in 34 different ports of call and enjoy 1,250 miles of scenic coastline between the cultural center of Bergen and Kirkenes, high above the Arctic Circle.

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Voringsfoss waterfall

The world is full of wondrous, unusual places, shaped by the elements of nature and left untouched by humankind. Instead of heading for somewhere popular and more famous, try looking for those amazing sites that lie waiting for discovery.

The west coast of Norway is such a destination: formed by ancient glaciers, the coastline is something of a tribute to the terrestrial phenomenon of fjords. Narrow inlets characterized by sheer cliffs and awe-inspiring watercliffs, Norwegian fjords are jaw-dropping in scale and power, and the best way to see them is by taking one of the available ocean cruises.

Cruises leave regularly from Southampton and last about nine days or so. The itinerary includes stopovers at historical towns such as Bergen, Flam and Eidfjord, where excursions out to see other sites of interest can be arranged. This means there’s the opportunity to see the world famous Flam railway, renowned for being one of the steepest railway lines in the world, and to experience Voringsfoss, which at 600 feet is Norway’s most visited waterfall.

The towns themselves are quaint and well worth the visit. Flam has stunning views of the Norwegian wild and an excellent museum dedicated to its railway. Eidfjord is home to a power plant built into the side of a mountain and to Voringsfoss. Olden is one of the tiniest villages you could ever hope to see, but it’s a very popular tourist destination due to the magnificent Briksdalsbreen glacier.

Bergen is the second-largest city in Norway, a cultural and commercial hub that’s perfect for stretching those sea legs and picking up some interesting memorabilia. Passengers get close and personal with all aspects of Norway on this cruise and the opportunity to see some of the most gorgeous untouched nature in the world is one not to be missed.

Of course, the majority of time will be spent on board the cruise ship. Nine days can seem like a long time spent on a boat on paper, but in reality the days fly by. The ship has enough facilities to keep the fussiest of passengers occupied for the duration of the ocean cruise, with restaurants and bars offering a variety of food and drink in both formal and informal settings, a casino, swimming pools, spa services, a lido lounge and more.

The service on board harks back to the great British tradition of cruise ships, with a stylish interior, excellent customer service, and comfortable settings no matter what grade of cabin chosen. A tip for those on a budget: The cheapest times of year for travelling is May, but always make sure to book well ahead for the best price.

An ocean cruise like this is unique and unusual; definitely off the typical tourist radar and worth doing. The ship provides a safe and comfortable temporary home during travel, the Norwegian locals are friendly and helpful, and the sheer beauty of the scenery cannot be emphasised enough. Go on this trip, and you’ll have memories that will last you a lifetime.

Spitsbergen Winter Safari

If you are looking for the ultimate arctic wilderness experience, then consider Spitsbergen, Norway.

Spitsbergen is definitely remote, a 90-minute flight north from the northern coast of Norway.

After all these years, the scenic area of Spitsbergen is still relatively untouched by the outside world.

Spitsbergen, meaning “sharp mountains”, is the largest island of the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, which means “old Norse” for cold coast.

Spitsbergen has an abundance of wildlife, including polar bears, reindeer and arctic foxes, in addition to seals, whales, walruses and myriad seabirds.

If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting the polar north, Spitsbergen features rugged alpine-like mountains, icebergs and sparkling glaciers.

See remote Spitsbergen first-hand with a six-day expedition that combines the thrill of traveling by snowmobile with the excitement of being in the deep polar wilderness.

Named the Spitsbergen Winter Safari, it’s a 6-day/5-night package offering the ultimate hands-on, arctic adventure.

Included in Spitsbergen Winter Safari package, are two nights’ hotel accommodation at the Spitsbergen Hotel in Longyearbyen, two nights at the Spitsbergen Expedition Lodge, one night’s accommodation in the Russian settlement of Barentsburg, and most meals.

Other features include a snowmobile plus necessary clothing and equipment. Experienced expedition leaders will take the group across glaciers, mountains and ice-covered fjords; a landscape of snow and ice, untouched and incredibly beautiful.

Pricing for the Spitsbergen Winter Safari is $3,995 per person – based on double occupancy. For single occupancy, pricing is $4,995

Departure dates are April 11, 18 and 25, 2011. Tour members should be in generally good physical condition and prepared for low temperatures and rapid weather changes.

For additional information or reservations, contact the The Great Canadian Travel Company at http://www.greatcanadiantravel.com/tours/north-atlantic-islands/spitsbergen-winter-safari or call 800-661-3830