MS Trollfjord

Hurtigruten has announced the launch of its newest premium touring experience, Savour the Northern Lights. Building on the success of its acclaimed touring range, this exclusive journey invites guests to indulge in the breathtaking beauty of the Aurora Borealis while savouring world-class gourmet dining. This luxurious upgrade to the Arctic adventure promises not only stunning views but also an unforgettable culinary experience, making it the perfect getaway for discerning travellers seeking to explore the Nordic wonders of Norway and Finland.

Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express has recommenced sailings between the Norwegian mainland and Svalbard for the first time since 1982. MS Trollfjord set sail from Bergen on Saturday on its way to Longyearbyen on the Svalbard Express route. The voyage was fully booked with both tourists and cargo on board.

The North Cape Express makes history as the first Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express to sail from Oslo, the country’s vibrant capital.

Hurtigruten Norway will celebrate its 130-year anniversary in 2023 with two brand new extensions to its traditional Coastal Express itinerary along the Norwegian coastline.

Hurtigruten will introduce new year-round departures along the Norwegian coast directly from the UK, Germany and Norway in 2021. Sailings will operate from Dover, Hamburg and Bergen starting from January.

Hurtigruten is offering adventurous guests the choice between brand-new expedition cruises to handpicked ports on revamped ships that are also retrofitted for green hybrid propulsion, or environmentally friendly classic coastal cruises to all 34 ports from Bergen to Kirkenes during Hurtigruten’s 2021 season.

Hurtigruten has confirmed it will convert three of its existing ships to premium, hybrid-powered expedition ships. Utilising the same technology that is fuelling the Norwegian cruise company’s newest ‘green ship’, MS Roald Amundsen, Hurtigruten plans to install battery packs to MS Trollfjord, MS Finnmarken and MS Midnatsol, relaunching them all by 2021 under new names and operating year-long itineraries along the Norwegian coastline.