The Hurtigruten cruise ship MS Otto Sverdrup (formerly MS Finnmarken) docked in the colourful city of Bergen in Norway.
The North Cape is the official most northern point of Europe. Image taken at sunset just as a snow storm is blowing in producing a dramatic sky. The Children of the World sculpture is in silhouette on the left.
The colourful fishing harbour at Honningsvag. Honningsvag is the northernmost town in Norway, lying nearer to the North Pole than it is to Oslo.
A snow dusted Tromso as viewed from the Fjellheisen cable car.
The colourful fishing harbour at Honningsvag. Honningsvag is the northernmost town in Norway, lying nearer to the North Pole than it is to Oslo.
Winter cruising in the Norwegian Fjords - Hurtigruten MS Maud's first venture into Nordfjord on a misty, atmospheric day.
Situated on the Ocean Coastal Road, dubbed by some as the world's most scenic drive and featured in the James Bond film No Time to Die, Bud is a traditional Norwegian fishing village and a popular holiday destination.
Looking down on Bergen and its surrounding mountains from Mount Ulriken, the highest of Bergen's seven mountains.
A typical Norwegian landscape scene, with mist-shrouded, snowy granite mountains looming over a tiny red house, isolated in a clear blue fjord. Taken in Svolvaer on the Lofoten archipelago.
Ersfjord beach with its rugged mountain backdrop. Ersfjord is the only sandy beach on Senja, one of Norway's largest and most beautiful islands, often referred to as Norway in miniature for its varied and dramatic scenery.
