AIDA Norway 2023
A week in a junior suite on AIDAnova from Kiel: the Hardangerfjord, a boat trip on the Geirangerfjord, Ålesund by hop-on hop-off bus, Stavanger and a bridge tour with dinner at Rossini.
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The trip on AIDAnova from Kiel to Norway was without doubt an unforgettable adventure. The most modern ship in the AIDA fleet promised an extraordinary experience from the start, and she exceeded our expectations in every respect. We had already booked a space for our car with "Parken und Meer" in advance. We handed over our suitcases in the multi-storey car park and saw them again in our cabin. Check-in was very quick, as we enjoyed priority check-in.
Our stay in a junior suite on AIDAnova was without doubt a highlight of our cruise. Choosing this luxurious accommodation promised a special experience, and we weren't disappointed.
The junior suite on AIDAnova was spacious and stylishly designed. As soon as we entered, we were greeted by a feeling of luxury and comfort. The generous layout and high-quality furnishings made the suite our private retreat at sea. The living area was cosily furnished, with a comfortable sofa, a flat-screen TV and a desk.
The bedroom in the junior suite was a dream. The comfortable king-size bed and the choice of pillows ensured restful nights. The floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of daylight and offered spectacular views of the sea.
The conservatory between the bedroom and the balcony was a dream.
The bathroom was spacious and elegantly designed. The walk-in shower and the high-quality toiletries provided extra comfort.
The highlight of the junior suite was without doubt the private balcony. Here we could watch the sunset over the sea with a glass of wine or simply enjoy the fresh sea breeze.
As junior suite guests we had access to exclusive amenities, such as our own concierge service and a private restaurant. This added an extra touch of luxury to our trip.