Bergen beginnings
Begin in Bergen, gateway to Norway’s fjords – explore Bryggen’s colourful wharves and bustling markets, then ride the Fløibanen cable car to Mount Fløyen for sweeping views of sea, city, and sky.
West Fjords to the Viking Capital
Bergen - Ålesund - Trondheim
A short voyage exploring Art Nouveau gems & UNESCO-listed fjords
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A three-day cruise from Bergen to Trondheim via fjords, towns and Viking heritage
This compact voyage is steeped in cultural heritage and natural beauty. Stroll UNESCO-listed Bryggen, admire Ålesund’s Art Nouveau style, and finish in Norway’s historic Viking capital. You’ll sail into fjords and past rugged coastlines on an unforgettable journey.
Price from
€520per person
Lowest rate - Sailing May 2026
3 days
No meals included
8 Places
Regular departures
A short scenic getaway
Sail past the West Cape and visit breathtaking fjords like Geirangerfjord (summer) and Hjørundfjord (spring/autumn)
Architecture, history and UNESCO sites
Visit Bryggen, charming Ålesund, and majestic Trondheim, the former Viking capital
Discover the real coastal Norway
Share your journey with locals and experience everyday life on the coast and islands
Highlights of this voyage
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Art Nouveau Ålesund
Discover Ålesund’s elegant Art Nouveau architecture and lively harbours, where spires and sea meet under mountain light. Wander cobbled streets, visit local cafés, and watch fishing boats drift between colourful waterfront houses.
Fjords and waterfalls
Cruise into the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord or the hidden Hjørundfjord – fjords framed by soaring cliffs, tumbling waterfalls and mountain farms that cling to the slopes above still, glacial-blue waters.
Molde panorama
In summer, gaze across Molde’s panorama of 222 peaks – a vision of light and fragrance in Norway’s City of Roses, where mountain air carries the scent of sea and bloom.
Coastal serenity
Cruise through gentle fjords and fishing hamlets – where sky and shoreline merge in a silvery calm, and every ripple of water seems to echo the rhythm of coastal life.
Trondheim finale
End in Trondheim, once home to Viking kings – walk from Nidaros Cathedral’s soaring spires to Bakklandet’s riverside cafés, where history and the hush of water intertwine.
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A different kind of cruise experience
We’ve been carrying visitors, locals and cargo along the Coastal Express route, steady as the tides since 1893. Our iconic postal ships call at 34 picturesque ports between Bergen and Kirkenes all year round – but it’s never just about the schedule. It’s about feeling the true pulse of everyday life along “The World’s Most Beautiful Voyage”.
On an Original voyage, you don’t just cruise Norway’s coast. You live it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are any meals included?
Meals aren’t included in your fare, but you can easily add a dining package when you book. Choose from breakfast, lunch, dinner – or a half- or full-board option. You can also buy food and drinks on board, with four restaurants to choose from.
Can I choose my cabin number?
Cabin numbers are assigned by us, but you can select your preferred cabin category when booking.
Which languages are spoken on board?
Norwegian and English are the official onboard languages. Some members of the Expedition Team, reception staff and service crew also speak German. On board MS Richard With, some of the Expedition Team also speak French. Most of our excursions are guided in two or three languages. Please contact the Expedition Team on board for further information.
Are shore excursions included in the price?
No, excursions are not included in the price of the voyage. These can be booked for an additional cost - either when you book your voyage, in the My Booking portal, or with the Expedition Team on board.
What activities are offered on board?
There is so much more to do on board than just watch the Norwegian coast sail by. Our Expedition Team run daily lectures, presentations, on-deck talks and evening gatherings tailored to the season. Expect around 10–15 lectures on topics such as history, wildlife, geology and the Northern Lights (in winter) or the Midnight Sun (in summer). You’ll also find a sauna on board (open daily 06:00–22:00 - not on MS Vesterålen) and outdoor hot tubs on certain ships (MS Nordnorge, MS Nordkapp, MS Polarlys and MS Richard With).
Can I book flights, hotels and transfers with Hurtigruten?
Yes. We have a variety of options available with flights, transfers and hotels. For peace of mind, when you book the whole package directly with Hurtigruten, you’ll have access to assistance 24/7 including while you are travelling. Find out more:
Is the cruise suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes. All our ships welcome wheelchair users and have accessible cabins with automatic doors. Passengers need to bring their own wheelchair and, if assistance is required, travel with a companion. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can make the right arrangements.
Is Wi-Fi available on board?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the ship - both in your cabin and in communal areas.
