Madrid, January 15, 2020 - More than 170 travel agents from Madrid attended last night's presentation of "Nature's Greatest Work of Art," an ephemeral audiovisual exhibition in which Pullmantur Cruises presented its exclusive proposal to explore the Norwegian fjords aboard the Monarch, the company's flagship vessel.
At the exhibition – which will arrive in Barcelona this Thursday (January 16) and will later be presented to the rest of Spain through an online conference – attendees explored some of the impressive natural landscapes that Pullmantur Cruises passengers will have access to this summer and discovered the main differentiating attributes of its proposal for this season, in which it increases its capacity in the area by more than 60% compared to 2019.
Pullmantur Cruises President & CEO Richard J. Vogelacknowledges that “without a doubt, there is no better way to visit this area than on a cruise; sailing among fjords, admiring their imposing natural beauty, is an incredible experience.”
Likewise, he states that “our routes are the perfect option for those who want to discover the fjords in all their fullness since we reach more northern latitudes than other alternatives and we always have official guides in Spanish, a vital aspect to fully immerse yourself in the route.”
Furthermore, “by having a tailor-made air operation, we can offer different embarkation and disembarkation ports, allowing us to include more destinations in a single cruise for the greater enjoyment of our passengers,” Vogel concludes.
Dreamlike natural landscapes
Among the natural landscapes that Pullmantur Cruises customers can visit are Pulpit Rock , which, at 600 meters high, creates an incredible landscape of jagged cliffs, whimsical entrances to the sea, gorges between islands, and a natural platform 25 meters high; Hardangervidda Park, home to the largest population of wild reindeer in the world; and Mardalsfossen Waterfall: its 705-meter drop makes it one of the ten highest waterfalls in Europe.
Other natural wonders you can visit include the Sognefjord , Norway's longest and deepest fjord; the Troll Wall (Trollveggen), the tallest in Europe; and the Brilksdal Glacier , an arm of the Jospedal Glacier, within Jostedalsbreen National Park.
Northern Fjords
- Monarch ship.
- 12 departures between May 16 and August 29, 2020.
- 8 days / 7 nights.
- Itinerary depending on the departure.
- All-inclusive package.
- Air connections to embarkation and disembarkation ports from 25 Spanish cities.
