The Hurtigruten 15 Day North Cape Express 2026/2027
15 days
Oslo • Honningsvåg • Oslo
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Embark on an adventure with the North Cape Express from the chic capital of Oslo, setting sail for an all-inclusive winter expedition voyage to Norway's pinnacle at North Cape in the Arctic.
Experience Norway at its most dramatic as you cross the Arctic Circle, explore Tromsø, Alta and Narvik, and witness the Northern Lights illuminating fjords, mountains and remote fishing villages.
- • Experience a voyage to and from Oslo, traversing the length of Norway from its southern to northern extremities.
- • Amidst the mystical Northern Lights illuminating the extended evenings, indulge in bespoke excursions at numerous locales.
- • Savor exquisite cuisine and beverages, alongside personalized service and enriched onboard experiences aboard your newly renovated vessel.
Day 1 - Oslo :
Welcome to Norway and your starting point: Oslo, a dynamic capital where striking modern architecture sits comfortably alongside historic landmarks.
If time allows before embarkation, head into the city centre to explore its highlights. Photograph the distinctive Rådhuset (City Hall), stroll past the Royal Palace, and visit Oslo Cathedral, all within easy reach and offering a great introduction to the city's character.
As afternoon gives way to evening, it's time to board your ship and begin the voyage ahead. After settling into your cabin or suite, you'll be introduced to your Expedition Team — an expert group who will host talks, share insights, and lead onboard activities throughout the journey.
Later, gather with fellow guests in the ship's two-storey panoramic lounge and watch Oslo's lights shimmer and recede as you sail out into the winter night, leaving the city behind and turning north towards the Arctic.
Optional Excursions :
Discover Oslo's must-see highlights on a single immersive tour, from the cosy city centre and fjord views at Holmenkollen Ski Jump to the sculptures of Vigeland Park, finishing on Bygdøy Peninsula with visits to the Fram Museum and either the Norwegian Folk Museum or Kon-Tiki Museum.
Day 2 - Settle in at sea :
Take time to settle into your cabin, sample Norway's coastal cuisine across the ship's three restaurants and bar, and begin getting to know your fellow guests.
As the voyage unfolds, simply relax and watch Norway's dramatic southern coastline drift past. Enjoy the views from the expansive Observation Deck, the ship's two-storey lounge and bar, or unwind in the panoramic sauna as sea and shore glide by.
Beyond the scenery, this coastline is rich in history and maritime legend. Throughout the day, deepen your understanding of Norway's coast and the journey ahead through a programme of lectures, presentations and onboard activities led by the expedition team.
Day 3 - Stavanger :
Today is spent in Stavanger, a colourful harbour city known for its international feel and vibrant cultural life.
Wander through Gamle Stavanger, home to Northern Europe's finest collection of preserved wooden houses, and visit Stavanger Cathedral, Norway's oldest cathedral, dating back to the 12th century.
Alternatively, explore the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, browse local boutiques, or relax with a beer overlooking the waterfront. Optional excursions are also available, including a guided city walk or a Viking-themed coach tour, offering deeper insight into the region's history and character.
Optional Excursions :
Step into Norway's Viking past with a VR experience at Viking House, explore the legendary battlefield marked by Swords in Rock, and end at the enigmatic Domsteinene stone circle.
Enjoy a guided walk through Old Stavanger, taking in its beautifully preserved wooden houses, Valberg Tower, the colourful streets of Fargegaten, and a café stop for coffee and traditional hjertevafler.
Day 4 - Ålesund - A picturesque town :
After breakfast on board, we dock in Ålesund, a striking town spread across a chain of islands and celebrated for its distinctive architecture.
Rebuilt in the early 1900s, many of Ålesund's colourful façades and rounded towers reflect the elegant Art Nouveau style of the period. For sweeping views across the archipelago, head up to the Mount Aksla, one of the town's most rewarding vantage points.
You may also choose to visit the Atlantic Sea Park, Norway's first marine science centre and one of Northern Europe's largest saltwater aquariums, home to seals, otters, crabs and even Humboldt penguins — a rare sight this far north.
Optional excursions include a guided walking tour of Ålesund or a scenic coach journey through the surrounding islands, with a stop at a dramatic lighthouse beside a beautiful sandy beach.
Optional Excursions :
Explore Ålesund on a guided walking tour, discovering its rebuilt Art Nouveau streets, distinctive spires and turrets, and the maritime life of Brosundet, where fishermen still sell their catch directly from their boats.
Journey by bridge and subsea tunnel to the islands of Giske and Godøy, visiting the 12th-century Giske Church and Alnes Lighthouse, before returning to Ålesund for a sightseeing tour of its distinctive Art Nouveau architecture.
Stroll through Ålesund on a guided walking tour, exploring its colourful Art Nouveau streets, the lively waterfront at Brosundet where fishermen sell their catch, and finishing with a tasting at a small local brewery.
Day 5 - Rørvik - An ancient fishing town :
The cosy fishing port of Rørvik, set within the beautiful Vikna archipelago, may be small in size but it carries a remarkable depth of history, revealed through both its dramatic coastal landscape and its collection of engaging museums.
Here, you can choose to join an optional excursion that journeys through 10,000 years of local history — from Ice Age–shaped terrain and carefully preserved 19th-century interiors to the modern ingenuity behind Norwegian salmon farming, all brought to life across three outstanding museums.
In the afternoon, we continue sailing north through the Vikna archipelago, a maze of more than 6,000 islands, islets and reefs. Thanks to the mild maritime climate, local gardens bloom with plum and apple blossoms in spring, even at 65° north.
As night falls, we leave the Helgeland coast behind and cross the Arctic Circle, marking a key milestone on our Arctic voyage.
Optional Excursions :
Discover the maritime heritage of Rørvik on a guided town walk and museum tour, exploring the Norveg Coastal Museum, Berggården and Telemuseet, from Ice Age settlements and Viking history to shipwrecks and modern salmon farming.
Travel by boat to the remote island of Nærøya for a guided visit to medieval Nærøykirka, discovering thousands of years of local history, myths and legends on a privately owned island once central to religious and community life.
Day 6 - Svolvær, Stokmarknes - Lofoten islands and our historic birthplace :
Today we explore the dramatic beauty of Lofoten, where sheer mountain peaks rise straight from the sea and fishing villages cling improbably to their slopes — a landscape that quickly explains why these islands are considered among Norway's most spectacular. We dock in Svolvær this morning, set on the island of Austvågøya at the heart of the archipelago. As Lofoten's largest town, Svolvær buzzes with shops, cafés, galleries and restaurants, and offers views of the iconic Svolvær Goat, a distinctive rock formation said to resemble a goat with raised horns.
From Svolvær, a range of optional excursions awaits, from winter fishing and sea kayaking along the rugged coastline to guided coach tours that delve deeper into Lofoten's rich history and culture.
Later, we continue to Stokmarknes, the birthplace of the Coastal Express, founded here in 1893 by shipping pioneer Richard With. On the waterfront stands the Hurtigruten Museum, home to the beautifully preserved MS Finnmarken, displayed within a striking glass structure shaped like a ship in a bottle.
Optional Excursions :
Discover the art, culture and history of Lofoten on a scenic tour from Svolvær, passing Svolværgeita and Vågan Church before exploring the picturesque fishing village of Henningsvær and its renowned art galleries.
Enjoy an authentic deep-sea fishing adventure in Lofoten, casting your line from a traditional fishing boat, catching species such as pollock and Arctic cod, and learning how to prepare your catch while immersed in Norway's dramatic coastal scenery.
Learn to kayak on the Arctic Sea from Svolvær, paddling through the stunning Lofoten on a guided beginner-friendly adventure that combines spectacular scenery with insights into local nature, history and culture.
Speed through the waters of Lofoten on an exhilarating RIB safari, exploring remote islands and hidden beaches while keeping watch for majestic White-tailed Eagle soaring overhead.
Day 7 - Tromsø – The gateway to the Arctic :
This lively Arctic city, located 217 miles north of the Arctic Circle, buzzes with energy, from stylish restaurants and cafés to boutique shops showcasing local crafts, produce and even high fashion. Our ship remains in port for eight hours, giving you ample time to explore independently or join a choice of optional excursions.
Delve into the city's polar heritage at the Polar Museum, which charts Tromsø's history of Arctic hunting and trade, or visit Polaria, an interactive aquarium home to seals and other Arctic marine life. Just across the water stands the striking Arctic Cathedral, instantly recognisable for its bold architecture and dramatic stained-glass window.
Known as a hub for unforgettable Arctic adventures, Tromsø also offers bucket-list experiences such as dog sledding through snowy landscapes or guided coach tours that reveal more of this remarkable northern city.
Optional Excursions :
Discover Tromsø through three of its highlights, riding the cable car to Mount Storsteinen for sweeping views, admiring the striking Arctic Cathedral, and exploring Arctic life and research at Polaria.
Explore Tromsø by e-bike on a guided small-group tour, cycling to Bukta, Prestvannet Lake and the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden, while discovering the city's local sights and scenery with ease.
Learn the basics of cross-country skiing on a beginner-friendly adventure in Tromsøya, gliding along gentle trails through birch and spruce forests before warming up by a bonfire with a hot drink and traditional lefse.
Ride a husky-drawn sled from Breivikeidet, gliding through snowy forests and fjords with views of the Lyngen Alps, before warming up by the fire with a hot drink and homemade cake in a traditional Gamme hut near Tromsø.
Arctic cathedral Tromsø
North Cape
MS Trollfjord sailing the fjords
Day 8 - Honningsvåg – The northernmost point :
Arriving early in the morning, you'll enjoy a full day in Honningsvåg, where long winters and heavy snowfall create a spectacular backdrop for Arctic experiences.
Feel the crunch of snow beneath your feet on a guided snowshoe walk with the Expedition Team, or choose from optional excursions such as ice fishing, a much-loved winter tradition in the far north. You may also sample local king crab, a regional delicacy harvested from the cold waters around Honningsvåg and enjoyed year-round.
The standout experience here is an optional visit to the North Cape, dramatically perched above the Barents Sea. One of the northernmost points of mainland Europe, it is especially striking in winter, when snow-covered landscapes and vast Arctic views stretch to the horizon.
In the evening, having reached the northernmost point of our voyage, we turn south and continue our journey as the ship departs Honningsvåg.
Optional Excursions :
Travel through the dramatic landscapes of Finnmark to the North Cape, where you'll photograph the iconic globe sculpture, take in sweeping Arctic views, and visit North Cape Hall to learn about the region's history through panoramic film and exhibitions.
From Honningsvåg, travel to Sarnes to sample fresh king crab from the Barents Sea, then continue to the North Cape to admire cliff-top ocean views, photograph the globe monument, and visit North Cape Hall.
Experience an unforgettable winter adventure on Magerøya, driving a quad bike to the North Cape, enjoying sweeping Arctic views, learning about life in the far north, and visiting North Cape Hall on this small-group tour from Honningsvåg.
Snowshoe to a remote frozen lake, drill your own fishing hole, learn traditional ice-fishing techniques to catch trout or Arctic char, then warm up by the fire in a traditional lavvo tent and enjoy your freshly cooked catch.
Day 9 - Alta – The city of Northern Lights :
Situated at 70° north, this town lies well above the Arctic Circle, offering exceptional opportunities to witness the Northern Lights - so be sure to keep your camera close at hand.
During an optional excursion, you can discover what daily life in Alta is like, view ancient rock carvings, and visit the striking Northern Lights Cathedral. Inside, an exhibition reveals how Alta became a hub of pioneering Aurora Borealis research during the 19th and 20th centuries.
When winter blankets the region with heavy snowfall, authentic Arctic adventures await—like dogsledding across the pristine landscape. In seasons without snow, you can still experience the thrill of dogsledding on wheels. The unique climate and abundant snow also make Alta the ideal setting for constructing and sustaining the extraordinary Igloo Hotel. Built from 250 tonnes of ice, perched along the Alta River, it reigns as the world's northernmost ice hotel, complete with intricate ice sculptures and detailed wall carvings.
Optional Excursions :
Experience the rich culture and daily life of Alta, "The Northern Lights City," on a guided excursion that includes a thrilling dog sled ride through snowy landscapes, warming up by a Sami laavo fire with hot drinks and local stories, and meeting the friendly sled dogs at a husky farm.
Discover Alta, "The Northern Lights City," before journeying to the magnificent 21,530 sq ft Igloo Hotel at Sorrisniva—an ever-changing masterpiece of snow and ice adorned with intricate sculptures, where you can explore its frozen halls and enjoy a drink from a glass made of ice.
Explore Alta's rich heritage on a guided tour featuring the UNESCO-listed rock art at Alta Museum, sweeping views of Altafjord, and a visit to the stunning Northern Lights Cathedral with its immersive exhibition on the history, science, and mythology of the Aurora Borealis.
Day 10 - Narvik – Arctic beauty awaits :
Narvik lies on a stunning peninsula where three majestic fjords converge. Once established as an ice-free port serving nearby iron ore mines, it's now celebrated for its World War II heritage and as a launching point for outdoor adventures like skiing, dog sledding, and hiking.
Those looking to delve deeper into the town's history can join an optional excursion to the Narvik War Museum, where immersive exhibits vividly recount Narvik's wartime story. For breathtaking vistas, take the cable car up Narvikfjellet and enjoy sweeping panoramic views over the surrounding fjords and mountains.
Optional Excursions :
Embark on a scenic journey to Polar Park, the world's northernmost wildlife park, where an expert guide leads you through Norway's wilderness to observe bears, wolves, lynx, and other Arctic animals roaming freely in their natural habitats while learning about the vital balance of life in this remote region.
Experience the tranquil beauty of the Gratangen forest on a husky sledding adventure, where you'll learn to mush your own team of eager dogs through a snowy wonderland before relaxing with hot drinks and true Sámi hospitality inside a cozy heated lavvo tent.
Immerse yourself in Sámi culture at Husky Isogaisa, where a shaman shares ancient traditions, joik songs, and spiritual ceremonies inside a warm lavvo tent, revealing how this nature-connected people have preserved their heritage and beliefs, especially those surrounding the Northern Lights—in the modern world.
Take in the breathtaking winter scenery of Narvik on a guided snowshoeing adventure, riding the cable car up Narvikfjellet to explore peaceful mountain trails and panoramic fjord views before relaxing with a warm drink at a cozy lodge high above the Arctic landscape.
Day 11 - Cruise the inner coastal route :
After departing from Narvik, we journey south along Norway's spellbinding coastline, where windswept islands, tranquil bays, and some of the world's most stunning fjords unfold before your eyes, home to an array of wildlife, including the magnificent Sea Eagle.
When Hurtigruten voyages first ventured north of the Trøndelag region in 1893, much of this coast remained uncharted. Now, with generations of experience, we've mastered these intricate waters, guiding you through the maze of skerries, islets, and secret fjords that make this part of Norway so extraordinary.
Day 12 - Åndalsnes - Alpine village by the fjord :
After docking right in the town centre, you'll have time to explore Åndalsnes, a charming coastal town nestled along the Isfjord at the end of the majestic Romsdalsfjord.
The true "highlights" of Åndalsnes are, quite literally, its dramatic mountains - magnetic for hikers, climbers, and skiers alike. Among them stands the famous Troll Wall, a 1,000 metre vertical cliff in the Romsdalen Valley that draws thrill seekers from across the globe.
Stroll through town on a guided city walk, then ascend the Romsdal Gondola to the summit of Nesaksla Mountain, 708 metres above sea level, where breathtaking 360 degree views reveal Romsdalshorn, the Rauma River, and Åndalsnes far below. For an unforgettable ride, join an optional excursion aboard the Golden Train—hailed by Lonely Planet as "the most scenic railway journey in Europe."
Optional Excursions :
Discover Åndalsnes on a guided walking tour featuring the unique Train Chapel before ascending Norway's first sustainable gondola to 2,320 ft for breathtaking 360‑degree views of the Romsdal Mountains, a scenic mountaintop walk, and a relaxing coffee stop at the Eggen Restaurant.
Journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Romsdalen on the Rauma Railway—hailed by Lonely Planet as Europe's most scenic rail route—passing dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and the iconic Kylling Bridge while uncovering the incredible World War II story of the Norwegians who saved 50 tonnes of gold from enemy hands.
Day 13 - Bergen - Beautiful Bergen :
Encircled by seven mountains and the sea, Bergen - Norway's former capital and second-largest city, is a place of extraordinary charm and history.
Wander through the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district, where rows of colourful wooden wharfs from the 14th century evoke the city's Hanseatic past. Don't miss Bergen's lively fish market, a sensory delight where the day's catch can be cooked fresh before your eyes.
Take the iconic Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen for sweeping views of the city, fjord, and surrounding peaks. Alternatively, ascend Mount Ulriken, the highest of Bergen's seven mountains, on an excursion that also includes a visit to the beautifully reconstructed Fantoft stave church - a faithful homage to a 12th-century Viking-era original.
Optional Excursions :
Discover Bergen's rich history on a guided walking tour through its compact city centre, exploring the UNESCO-listed Hanseatic Wharf, the historic Schøtstuene Assembly Rooms, and other key landmarks from the harbour and town square to Bergenhus Fortress and the city's charming old wooden houses.
Explore Bergen's rich history and charm on a comfortable electric bus tour led by expert guides, visiting scenic highlights such as the UNESCO-listed Bryggen harbour, historic Nordnes peninsula, and Muséplassen, all with minimal walking and maximum insight into the city known as the Gateway to the Fjords.
Experience the best of Bergen on a comprehensive tour combining breathtaking views from the Ulriken Cable Car, a visit to the 12th-century Fantoft Stave Church, and a guided walk through the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf, uncovering the city's rich seafaring heritage and cultural landmarks along the way.
Day 14 - Kristiansand - The city of lighthouses :
We spend the final afternoon of our voyage in Kristiansand, Norway's fifth-largest city, beautifully located on the country's southernmost coast.
Kristiansand is striving to become Europe's most sustainable port, a vision you can learn more about on an optional excursion to the scenic Odderøya Island. Alternatively, explore the city's World War II history with a visit to Batterie Vara, a former German fort housing the world's second-largest land-based cannon.
Back on board, we'll celebrate the journey's end with a farewell dinner, sharing stories, photos, and memories from an unforgettable voyage along Norway's coast.
Optional Excursions :
Explore Kristiansand's World War II history on a guided tour of Batterie Vara, home to the world's second-largest land-mounted cannon, and visit The Arkivet "House of Horror," a former Gestapo headquarters where powerful exhibits reveal the human stories behind wartime life, imprisonment, and resistance.
Explore Kristiansand's green transformation on a guided walking tour showcasing renewable energy projects, urban beekeeping, and creative sustainability initiatives, from the repurposed artist studios of Odderøya Island to the zero-waste designs and handmade crafts at the local Kollektivet collective.
Enjoy a scenic coach ride through Kristiansand's countryside to Skraastad Farm for a heartwarming celebration of Norwegian Christmas traditions, complete with festive décor, storytelling, music, and tastings of authentic homemade dishes like lamb ribs, salmon, and traditional sausage.
Day 15 - Oslo - Back where we began :
As we journey from the southern reaches to the northernmost point and back down again, take a moment to reflect on your unforgettable voyage as we approach our final destination, Oslo, in the early morning light. Bid farewell to the crew and disembark into the bustling capital, marking the conclusion of your journey with us.
You've embarked on an extraordinary adventure aboard The North Cape Line, traversing Norway's coastal gems all the way to the pinnacle of the European continent. Throughout the voyage, you've encountered Norway's diverse climate, beheld awe-inspiring mountains and fjords, and perhaps marveled at the celestial dance of the Northern Lights, a sight to behold time and again.
May each memory of The North Cape Line stay etched in your heart as you journey homeward. We eagerly await the opportunity to welcome you aboard once more for another remarkable voyage along the breathtaking Norwegian coast.
Optional Excursions :
Discover Oslo's top highlights on a comprehensive tour featuring panoramic views from Holmenkollen Ski Jump, a stroll through Vigeland Park's 200 magnificent sculptures, and visits to the Fram Museum and either the Norwegian Folk Museum or Kon-Tiki Museum on the scenic Bygdøy Peninsula.
DEPARTURES 2026/2027 :
North Cape Express Voyage Fares 2026/2027
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| Polar Inside | Polar Outside | Arctic Superior | Expedition Suites | |||||||||
| Date | Twin Price | I | K | J* | N | SD | O | P | U | Q | M | MG |
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| 2026 | ||||||||||||
| 2 January 2026 | From pp | £2,855 | £3,326 | £4,711 | £10,973 | |||||||
| 16 January 2026 | From pp | £2,856 | £3,427 | £4,854 | £11,306 |
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| 30 January 2026 | From pp | £2,940 | £3,527 | £4,997 | £11,639 | |||||||
| 13 February 2026 | From pp | £3,192 | £3,830 | £5,425 | £12,637 | |||||||
| 27 February 2026 | From pp | £3,192 | £3,830 | £5,425 | Full | |||||||
| 13 March 2026 | From pp | £3,192 | £3,830 | £5,425 | Full | |||||||
| 27 March 2026 | From pp | £3,108 | £3,729 | £5,283 | £12,304 | |||||||
| 10 April 2026 | From pp | £2,940 | £3,527 | £4,997 | £11,639 | |||||||
| 24 April 2026 | From pp | £2,940 | £3,527 | £4,997 | £11,639 | |||||||
| 25 September 2026 | From pp | £3,507 | £4,114 | £6,081 | £14,629 | |||||||
| 9 October 2026 | From pp | £3,345 | £3,923 | £5,724 | £14,034 | |||||||
| 23 October 2026 | From pp | £3,230 | £3,764 | £5,491 | £8,129 | |||||||
| 6 November 2026 | From pp | £3,159 | £3,633 | £5,370 | £13,089 | |||||||
| 20 November 2026 | From pp | £2,543 | £2,812 | £4,039 | £7,845 | |||||||
| 4 December 2026 | From pp | £2,543 | £2,872 | £3,954 | £8,002 | |||||||
| 18 December 2026 | From pp | £3,138 | £3,633 | £5,085 | £12,757 | |||||||
| 2027 | ||||||||||||
| 29 January 2027 | From pp | £3,101 | £3,643 | £5,272 | £8,472 | |||||||
| 12 February 2027 | From pp | £3,187 | £3,744 | £5,534 | £8,537 | |||||||
| 26 February 2027 | From pp | £3,446 | £3,963 | £5,983 | £9,599 | |||||||
| 12 March 2027 | From pp | £3,446 | £4,189 | £5,858 | £8,799 | |||||||
| 26 March 2027 | From pp | £3,520 | £3,963 | £5,858 | £8,614 | |||||||
| 9 April 2027 | From pp | £3,446 | £3,963 | £5,858 | £8,614 | |||||||
| 8 October 2027 | From pp | £3,120 | £3,588 | £4,992 | £7,799 | |||||||
| 22 October 2027 | From pp | £3,120 | £3,588 | £4,992 | £7,799 | |||||||
| 5 November 2027 | From pp | £2,951 | £3,394 | £4,722 | £7,377 | |||||||
| 19 November 2027 | From pp | £2,951 | £3,394 | £4,722 | £7,377 | |||||||
| 3 December 2027 | From pp | £2,951 | £3,394 | £4,722 | £7,377 | |||||||
| Date | Twin Price | I | K | J* | N | SD | O | P | U | Q | M | MG |
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PLEASE NOTE:
- * Cabin with limited view.
- All prices are shown in £s per person, based on two people travelling together and sharing a twin cabin, voyage only.
- The ship departure date determines the price of your voyage.
Cabin Single Supplements available on request.
The price you pay for your cabin will depend on when you book. Early bookers will get the 'from' price. As the cabins get booked up, the price will rise. It is strongly advised to book early to get the best fare.
What's included
CABIN GUESTS
Enjoy an impressive range of included benefits when you choose from our selection of comfortable accommodation options: Polar Inside, Polar Outside and Arctic Superior cabins.
Cabin on the ship
- • Accommodation in a comfortable cabin with ensuite bathroom
- • Choice of preferred cabin type and location
Food and drink on board
- • All-inclusive dining.
- • Unlimited select beer, wine, and spirits served during restaurant and bar opening hours (excluding breakfast)
- • Unlimited selected drinks & cocktails
- • Afternoon snack in the 1893 Bar
- • Culinary demonstrations and food tastings
Life on board
- • Complimentary Wi-Fi
- • Multi-lingual Coastal Experience Team
- • Daily themed lectures, photography guidance, arts and crafts
- • Dedicated onboard photographer
- • Access to fitness room and sauna
- • Library access with a selection of books and magazines
- • Selection of equipment for outdoor activities, photography equipment, and binoculars available to rent
SUITE GUESTS
For the premium onboard affair, quartered in beautifully appointed luxury accommodations, the Expedition Suite experience is the choice for you.
Suite on the ship
- • Accommodation in a stylish, spacious suite with ensuite bathroom
- • Choice of preferred cabin type and location
- • Unlimited minibar (refilled twice a day)
- • Daily turn-down service
Food and drink on board
- • Full board with all-day dining at Flora, Arràn and fine-dining à la carte restaurant Røst
- • Unlimited select beer, wine, soft drinks, and spirits served during restaurant and bar opening hours (excluding breakfast)
- • Choice of restaurant dining times
- • Exclusive Røst Afternoon Tea with sparkling wine
- • Exclusive dinner with the ship's senior officers
- • Culinary demonstrations and food tastings
Life on board
- • Fast-track priority check-in including exclusive Espolin Johnson lounge access
- • Hurtigruten Collection clothing package including shell jacket, sweater and wool hat
- • Complimentary Wi-Fi
- • Multi-lingual Coastal Experience Team
- • Daily themed lectures, photography guidance, arts and crafts activities
- • Access to fitness room and sauna
- • Library access with a selection of books and magazines
- • Selection of equipment for outdoor activities, photography equipment, and binoculars available to rent
Arrival, Departure & Flight Options
Hurtigruten can offer flights with several scheduled airlines, including Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian, BMI and KLM depending on your preferred departure airport.
Booking a complete package with Hurtigruten gives you the advantage of having everything smoothly organised for you from start to finish at the same time as your voyage. You will also benefit from protection under Hurtigruten's ATOL licence.
Flights can be arranged from the following airports :-
Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow, Humberside, Jersey, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester, Manston, Newcastle, Norwich and Stansted.
Connections and airlines will vary depending on the departure and arrival airports.
Extra nights in Bergen and Oslo can be booked. Prices on request.
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