Alesund Cruise Reviews

We were in Alesund on a Sunday when a fair few places were closed, but you could still get a cinnabun and a lovely coffee overlooking the water. We did the Outer Islands tour which also went to Mount Alska which wasn't in the published itinerary - this was a lovely surprise and the pictures look brilliant. ...

got to dirty Nelly s irish bar ...

Bus tour around town and to a church. People were upset the tour did not include admission to the church, which was a nominal fee and should have been included in the expensive excursion. Went to a museum with an interesting boat house with Viking boats. ...

In my research I read how Alesund was a walkable place and lots to do to spend your day. We did not book an excursion here but at the port we hopped on the little tour train and went for a drive for an hour. This took us to Mt Aksla and around town and back to the port. (This was 150 NOK) We walked around a bit but we really didn't see enough to spend our full day out and about. Wish we ...

A great call in spite of the wet weather. As a former brewer we very much enjoyed our visit to the Molo brewery which was less than 100 yards from the ship! ...

A very walkable port with a good hop on hop off you can easily get yourself for a fraction of the ships cost) ...

A very neat Norwegian city with breathtaking views. ...

Nice little town, second visit is probably enough ...

We docked about half a mile from the town centre. We docked on the side looking over the harbour and not the side you get off the ship on for the town centre. However I couldn’t get my phone to download emails etc in my cabin even though it showed good 4G signal and had to walk over to the other side of the ship so worth bearing in mind if you have a choice of cabins. 418 steps to the top for a ...

Easy to walk to the town centre from the ship, walked to the viewing point at the top of Mt Aksla for excellent views across the town and surrounding fjord. ...