Things to do in Alta
Where the tundra meets the sea, Alta blends Arctic stillness with all kinds of sightseeing and activity. From the titanium-clad Northern Lights Cathedral to prehistoric rock art and slate mountains, the Far North feels close enough to touch.
Shore excursions to explore in Alta
Wild landscapes, Sámi culture and rare Arctic light set the tone. Choose easy panoramas or lean into adventure.
Experience the Alta port on your next cruise
There are endless things to do in Norway, and the Alta port is no exception. Ships typically dock at Alta’s harbor near the airport, just a short transfer from town. That makes it easy to pair a cathedral visit with canyon views or a slate-quarry aurora hunt on the same call. Alta features on Norway & Iceland cruises and broader Europe cruises, so you can visit a variety of the world no matter what you choose.
Discover Alta on your next cruise
Alta is one of the best cities to visit in Norway. Winter brings long nights and the chance to chase the aurora. Summer trades stars for midnight sun, river hikes and boat days on the fjord. However you time it, Alta delivers a clear view of Norway’s wild north.
Wander through Alta’s waterfront, where red boathouses glow beneath rugged peaks.
Watch the northern lights swirl above a glowing Sámi lavvu in snowy Alta.
Ships sailing to Alta
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Cruises to Alta FAQs
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