‘I took a cruise to Norway and ran a 5k while sailing on the North Sea’

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In recent months, some of our favourite celebs have proved that cruises are the trendy way to holiday. From Andy Whyment's Caribbean cruise to Love Islander Millie Court’s European adventure, it turns out that stars can’t get enough of exploring the sights while sailing at sea.

And who can blame them? The idea that cruise holidays are reserved for fusty retired couples and super-rich bores, doing nothing but gorging on food from dawn to dusk is old hat.Today's adventures on the ocean waves offer amazing entertainment, self-improvement classes and even the chance to keep fit.

OK! explored the Norwegian Fjords via a seven-night cruise on Iona to find out what the fuss is all about. And here’s what we discovered… Living in luxury The sumptuous onboard the Iona harks back to the kind of luxuries enjoyed by the first-class passengers aboard the original Ship of Dreams, aka The Titanic.

Attention to detail is key and guests are treated to a pristine and pampered existence. We set sail on a seven-night cruise to Norway, stopping off in the cities of Stavanger and Haugesund, the port town of Alesund and the village, Olden.