Highlights of the classic Hurtigruten cruise
Each port has its own charm. From Bergen, the gateway to Hurtigruten and Norway's second largest city, to the Art Nouveau pearl of Ålesund, Tromsø, the gateway to the Arctic and Hammerfest, the northernmost city in the world, the ships pass through Norway's most beautiful coastal landscapes. For many passengers, the circumnavigation of the North Cape is the highlight of the trip. Of course, the program also includes shore excursions to explore some of the fascinating fjords and towns. Fresh Norwegian cuisine specialties are served every day. There are special cruises over Christmas and New Year's Eve, among others. Travel to and from Germany is usually included in the price.
Tours to the Arctic and Antarctic
For adventurers, Hurtigruten offers cruises to the Arctic and Antarctic. During the voyage, guests not only get a feel for two of the world's most sensitive ecosystems, but also learn interesting facts about the poles in various lectures. In some cases, more environmentally friendly hybrid ships are used. The absolute highlight of a passage to the North or South Polar region is the glow of the Northern Lights. Observations of whales, seals and penguins are also very popular. The tours usually focus on a specific theme.
Hurtigruten
All info about the ferries from Hurtigruten. Click on the name of the ship to get more information about the ship and its current position.
Schiff | Baujahr |
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MS Fridtjof Nansen | 2020 |
MS Roald Amundsen | 2018 |
MS Spitsbergen | 2009 |
MS Fram | 2007 |
MS Otto Sverdrup | 2002 |
MS Trollfjord | 2002 |
MS Maud | 2002 |
MS Nordnorge | 1997 |
MS Polarlys | 1996 |
MS Nordkapp | 1996 |
MS Nordlys | 1994 |
MS Richard With | 1993 |
MS Kong Harald | 1993 |
MS Vesteralen | 1983 |