Follow the Northern Lights – Norway to Finland
Oslo - Honningsvåg - Rovaniemi - Helsinki
Escorted land & sea tour with Flåm Railway, glass igloo & aurora experiences

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Go in search of the aurora on a 17-day winter adventure from Oslo to Helsinki
Ride the Flåm Railway to Bergen discovering inland Norway before joining our iconic Coastal Express voyage to Kirkenes. Search for the Northern Lights as you travel by train across Finland’s Arctic interior, sleeping in a glass igloo and visiting the Santa Claus Village.
Escorted winter journey through the Nordics
Explore by train and ship, with stays in handpicked hotels and comfortable cabins
Complete tour package with unforgettable winter activities
Enjoy a magical overnight in a Finnish glass igloo, as well as husky and reindeer safaris
Experience Norway in a Nutshell
Journey on the iconic Flåm Railway and enjoy a cruise on the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord
Sail from Bergen to Kirkenes beneath the aurora
Discover remote fjords, mountains and fishing villages on our iconic Coastal Express voyage
Scenic rail journey through Finland’s Arctic wilderness
Visit the ‘home of Santa Claus’ and enjoy overnight stays in breathtaking Arctic settings
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Full board (breakfast, lunch, & dinner)
Lowest rate - Sailing October 2025
17 days
40 Stops
113 Departures

If the aurora doesn't occur within sight of the ship on your 11+ day voyage, enjoy a free 6- or 7-day trip. Offer valid for departures from 20 Sep to 31 Mar.
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Arrive in Oslo
Oslo
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Discover Norway's capital
Oslo
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Norway In a Nutshell
Flåm
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Trainride to Bergen
Bergen
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Gateway to the Fjords
Bergen
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Iconic Architecture
Ålesund
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City of Kings and Palaces
Trondheim
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Into the Arctic
Bodø
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Capital of the Arctic
Tromsø
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Norway’s Northern Frontier
Honningsvåg
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The Sámi Capital
Kirkenes
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Reindeer Safari
Saariselkä
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Santa Claus Village
Sinettä
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Canine Companions
Rovaniemi
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Capital of Lapland
Rovaniemi
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Finland’s Capital
Helsinki
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The Adventure Ends
Helsinki
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Arrive in Oslo
- Port: Oslo
- Day of voyage: 1
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Welcome to Norway! First stop: Norway’s thriving capital, Oslo. The city has a sheltered position deep inside Oslofjord and is surrounded by glistening lakes.
Arrive in Oslo and make your own way to your hotel. The day is spent at your leisure, exploring the many charms the cosmopolitan capital has to offer.
Why not make your way to the city centre, taking snaps of the architecturally distinct Rådhuset town hall, Royal Palace, and Oslo Cathedral.
Along the waterfront, there’s Aker Brygge, a popular area to eat out at, the imposing Akershus Fortress, and the gleaming new buildings around Bjørvika waterfront. The latter is where you’ll find modern attractions such as the landmark new Edvard Munch museum.
In the evening, meet the rest of your tour group and your guide at a welcome dinner. Overnight in Oslo.
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Discover Norway's capital
- Port: Oslo
- Day of voyage: 2
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After breakfast, we’ll go on an Oslo grand city tour that may include some of the attractions you might have had time to see yourself on your first day but also a few sights located further away.
The Oslo Opera House is perhaps the capital’s most iconic building, resembling a gleaming glacier floating in the water. Wander along its clean lines, admire the dramatic angles, and marvel at the white marble that covers its exterior.
Vigeland Sculpture Park is located at the centre of splendid Frogner Park. There, you’ll find more than 200 visually striking sculptures in bronze, granite, and cast iron by prolific Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland. The highlight of the sculptures is the monolith that rises several metres high.
Further north from Vigeland, just outside of Oslo, is Holmenkollen Ski Jump. You won’t be doing any jumping yourself, but the impressive building enjoys panoramic views over the city, lakes, and fjord. Beneath the ski jump is also the world’s oldest ski museum featuring 2,500 pairs of skis and 4,000 years of skiing history.
After the tour, you’ll return to your hotel in Oslo to spend the night.
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Norway In a Nutshell
- Port: Flåm
- Day of voyage: 3
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After breakfast, we take the train from Oslo to Myrdal station over 850 metres high in the mountains. This is the boarding point for the Flåm Mountain Railway.
The vintage train will weave its way down from the mountains and into the valley towards the village of Flåm. The scenic journey takes about an hour and includes a brief stop at Kjosfossen Waterfall for you to take photos. The small power station on the waterfall is actually what powers the Flåm Mountain Railway.
We’ll then arrive in the village of Flåm where you’ll spend the night at a hotel. You can visit Flåm Railway Museum to learn more about the history and the engineering that brought about the railway. Enjoy your included dinner at the hotel tonight.
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Trainride to Bergen
- Port: Bergen
- Day of voyage: 4
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Following breakfast and checking out of your hotel, it’s time to enjoy a two-hour boat cruise of Aurlandsfjord and narrow UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, ending at Gudvangen. A short bus ride through Nærøydalen valley, usually fringed by waterfalls, leads us to the village of Voss where you will catch the train to Bergen, a beautiful city on the west coast of Norway.
Check in to your hotel in Bergen before heading out to explore Norway’s third largest city at your leisure. One recommendation is to take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of nearby Mount Fløyen to enjoy views of Bergen and the surrounding mountains.
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Gateway to the Fjords
- Port: Bergen
- Day of voyage: 5
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After a relaxing morning we take a walking tour of Bergen, including St Mary’s Church, Håkon’s Hall and the UNESCO World Heritage listed Bryggen district. Bryggen is made up of a colourful age-old wooden wharves which now house boutique shops selling handicrafts, art, and souvenirs.
Across the cobblestone street from Bryggen is the Fish Market, a place of sights, sounds, and smells. Freshly caught seafood is cooked on the spot here and served to salivating visitors.
We’ll then head to Troldhaugen, the home of Norway’s most famous composer, Edvard Grieg. The tour ends at Bergen pier, where we can relax in our exclusive guest lounge before boarding our Coastal Express ship for our voyage along Norway’s beautiful coast.
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Iconic Architecture
- Port: Ålesund
- Day of voyage: 6
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Enjoy early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord near Torvik. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund. You’ll have most of the day to explore this picturesque town.
Ålesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture. Enjoy wandering around pastel-coloured buildings, picking up details such as semi-circular windows and charming rounded fairy-tale-like towers.
For a lovely panorama over the town, head up to Mount Askla. There’s also Atlanterhavsparken, one of Northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums.
The last port of the day is Molde which has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.
Available excursions

Art Nouveau Walk (Spring & Winter)
Ålesund 2h
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Nov - Mar

Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Ålesund
Ålesund 2h
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Nov - Mar

Kayaking in Ålesund
Ålesund 2h 15min
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Nov - Mar
Alnes Lighthouse
Ålesund 3h 30min
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Nov - Mar

Hjørundfjord – Tastes and Traditions
Ålesund 6h 30min
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Nov - Mar

A Taste of Norway
The Hjørundfjord 2h 15min
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Sep - Oct + Apr - May

Mountain Hike in the Hjørundfjord
The Hjørundfjord 2h 45min
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Sep - Oct
Hike with a Visit to a Shieling
The Hjørundfjord 2h 45min
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Sep - Oct + Apr - May

Hjørundfjord, Geiranger, and Ålesund
The Hjørundfjord 6h 30min
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Sep - Oct
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City of Kings and Palaces
- Port: Trondheim
- Day of voyage: 7
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We arrive early in the morning at Trondheim, with plenty of time to explore Norway’s first capital either on your own or on an optional excursion.
Founded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.
A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway.
Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighbourhood’s colourful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which offers beautiful views.
In the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse towards charming Rørvik.
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Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral
Trondheim 2h
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Sep - Oct + Nov - Mar
Trondheim City Walk
Trondheim 3h
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Kayaking on the River Nid
Trondheim 2h 30min
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all seasons
Cycling In Trondheim
Trondheim 2h 45min
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Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct
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Into the Arctic
- Port: Bodø
- Day of voyage: 8
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We cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up!
Above the Arctic Circle in autumn, winter, and spring, your chances of seeing the Northern Lights greatly improve.
At 10am, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in Northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks.
That afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 1,000 metre-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight stretching for miles on the horizon.
Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands, busy catching Arctic cod called skrei which swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to nearby Vestfjord to spawn.
Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbour of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.
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Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen
Bodø 2h 10min
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Arctic Coastal Walk
Bodø 2h 10min
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all seasons

Meet the Vikings (Winter)
Stamsund 2h 30min
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Nov - Mar

Lofotpils Brewery
Svolvær 40min
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Sámi Adventure
Bodø 1h 45min
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Nov - Mar + Apr - May
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Capital of the Arctic
- Port: Tromsø
- Day of voyage: 9
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We dock into Harstad just after 7am. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town.
The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge.
We then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.
Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city centre, including Mack Brewery and favourite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.
Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.
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Dog Sledding (Tromsø)
Tromsø 3h 30min
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Nov - Mar

The Arctic Capital: Tromsø
Tromsø 3h 30min
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all seasons
Polar History Walk
Tromsø 2h 30min
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Nov - Mar

Cross-Country Skiing
Tromsø 3h
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Apr - May + Nov - Mar

Snowshoeing In Tromsø
Tromsø 3h
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Apr - May + Nov - Mar
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Norway’s Northern Frontier
- Port: Honningsvåg
- Day of voyage: 10
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The ship makes early morning stops in the town of Hammerfest and at Havøysund before arriving at Honningsvåg mid-morning.
This is the portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.
The ship continues north. Near the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi.
We reach Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.
The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.
Available excursions

The North Cape
Honningsvåg 3h
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Fishing Village Visit
Honningsvåg 3h
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Snowmobile Trip In The Arctic
Kjøllefjord 2h 30min
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Apr - May + Nov - Mar

Sámi Culture
Kjøllefjord 2h 30min
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Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct
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The Sámi Capital
- Port: Kirkenes, Saariselkä
- Day of voyage: 11
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We’ll arrive at Vardø in the morning, and we’ll continue south towards our next port, Kirkenes. You’ll be treated to dramatic coastal vistas as we approach the shore. Here, we leave our ship behind as we continue our journey south toward Finland on land.
We’ll board a coach and enjoy a scenic drive through the town of Kirkenes, and after crossing the border into Finland, we’ll begin heading south through Lapland. We’ll stop at Inari, a village in Finland’s largest municipality.
The area is famous for its large Sámi population and is seen as the centre of Finnish Sámi culture. At the newly renovated Siida Sámi museum, you can see exhibits and artefacts that document the rich culture of the Finnish Sámi. We will enjoy lunch in a local restaurant before continuing to Saariselkä, a small skiing village in the middle of the Finnish Lapland wilderness.
After a day of travelling, learning, and exploring, you’ll spend your first night in Finland.
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Reindeer Safari
- Port: Saariselkä
- Day of voyage: 12
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Waking up in Saariselkä, you have another day in Finland’s winter wonderland to look forward to.
Today we have a day at leisure to explore the small village, or why not try the toboggan near the hotel, or one of the many optional excursions available.
This evening enjoy a Reindeer Safari, with the chance of experiencing the Northern Lights. A short transfer to a local reindeer farm and here you have the opportunity to get to know a local Sami family. During your visit, we will feed the reindeers in the paddock and tell you about reindeer husbandry. Then it´s time to take the Lappish lasso and practice, with the guidance of the host, throwing the lasso. You will also have a peek into the dim Lappish hut. In the idyllic old cottage, you can enjoy some coffee and chat more about reindeers and Sami. Weather permitting, enjoy an enchanting reindeer sleigh ride—available exclusively from December through March and lasting approximately 25-45 minutes.
Return to your hotel in the evening, where you’ll spend your second night in Saariselkä.
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Santa Claus Village
- Port: Sinettä, Rovaniemi
- Day of voyage: 13
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Today, we journey towards the commercial centre of Lapland, Rovaniemi. Along the way we will make a short stop to visit the Sodankylä Old Church.
Experience Santa Claus Village, where you can see herds of reindeer and even meet the jolly bearded man himself. This Christmas-themed park will surely bring out your inner child, and if you’re lucky, seeing the Northern Lights dancing above will make your visit even more special.
In the evening, you’ll check into an Arctic snowhotel in Sinettä, where you can unwind and enjoy the hotel’s spa and sauna facilities. Tonight we will enjoy dinner at the hotel before you spend the night in a toasty glass igloo, looking out for the Aurora through the 360 degree glass roof.
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Canine Companions
- Port: Rovaniemi
- Day of voyage: 14
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Today we will transfer to your hotel in Rovaniemi. This Arctic city has an intriguing history, having grown to prominence in the 19th century due to the Lapland gold rush. After extensive destruction during World War II, the city had to be rebuilt, and its footprint was redesigned in the shape of a reindeer’s head.
Besides reindeer, another iconic Lapland animal is the husky. In the afternoon, you’ll take a tour of a husky dog kennel and meet its friendly, furry residents. Enjoy lunch at the kennel. Learn about the long relationship these dogs have with the local people, and find out how they’re reared to become as fit and as hardy as they are.
After spending some time with the dogs, enjoy a thrilling husky-drawn cart or sled ride through the Lapland wilderness. Once it’s over, you can enjoy a snack and a hot drink around the roaring fire.
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Capital of Lapland
- Port: Rovaniemi
- Day of voyage: 15
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After breakfast you have a day to yourself to explore more of Rovaniemi. Your tour guide can recommend a range of exciting additional excursions or things to see and do in the area.
Maybe make a visit to Jätkänkynttilä bridge to take photos of Finland’s first suspension bridge. It stands prominently over Kemijoki river with the lamps at the top of its two pillars resembling glowing braziers.
You’ll also not want to miss the Aalto Centre, a complex of public buildings designed by famous Finnish modernist architect Alvar Aalto. Each of the three buildings is inspired by Finnish culture and nature. Even the five arterial roads are arranged in the shape of a reindeer’s antlers.
There’s also the forest-themed Pilke Science Centre and Korundi House of Culture to lose yourself in. Similarly, Ranua Zoo is home to various Arctic fauna, but all bow in respect to the resident polar bears and Finnish brown bears.
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Finland’s Capital
- Port: Helsinki
- Day of voyage: 16
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Today, we leave the Rovaniemi and travel by train to Helsinki, Finland’s capital. Widely regarded as one of the world’s best cities to live in, Helsinki is vibrant and colourful, and offers a delicate balance of historic architecture and contemporary living. The city is also known for its incredible natural scenery, with countless nature trails nearby.
After a late afternoon arrival, spend the rest of the day exploring the city and discovering the many hidden gems dotted around the centre. With a wide range of bars, restaurants and cafés, Helsinki has something to satisfy every taste.
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The Adventure Ends
- Port: Helsinki
- Day of voyage: 17
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From the far south of Norway up to the northernmost point, then down through Finnish Lapland – you’ve been on quite the journey! You’ve travelled through the Polar Night over sea and land across countries, with the Northern Lights making a pleasant appearance at times.
Today marks the end of your journey, but it doesn’t truly finish here. The memories you’ve collected throughout your time with us will remain with you for years to come. You’ll also likely be going home with plenty of photos from various activities and places that you can share with family and friends.
After breakfast at the hotel, say your goodbyes to the crew and your fellow travellers. We thank you for spending this time with us, and we hope to see you again soon for another adventure.
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Optional excursions and extensions(20)
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Art Nouveau Walk (Spring & Winter)
Ålesund 2h
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Nov - Mar

Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Ålesund
Ålesund 2h
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Nov - Mar

Kayaking in Ålesund
Ålesund 2h 15min
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Nov - Mar
Alnes Lighthouse
Ålesund 3h 30min
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Nov - Mar
Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral
Trondheim 2h
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Sep - Oct + Nov - Mar
Trondheim City Walk
Trondheim 3h
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all seasons

Kayaking on the River Nid
Trondheim 2h 30min
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all seasons
Cycling In Trondheim
Trondheim 2h 45min
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Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen
Bodø 2h 10min
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all seasons
Arctic Coastal Walk
Bodø 2h 10min
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all seasons

Meet the Vikings (Winter)
Stamsund 2h 30min
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Nov - Mar

Lofotpils Brewery
Svolvær 40min
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all seasons

Dog Sledding (Tromsø)
Tromsø 3h 30min
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Nov - Mar

The Arctic Capital: Tromsø
Tromsø 3h 30min
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all seasons
Polar History Walk
Tromsø 2h 30min
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Nov - Mar

Cross-Country Skiing
Tromsø 3h
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Apr - May + Nov - Mar

The North Cape
Honningsvåg 3h
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all seasons
Fishing Village Visit
Honningsvåg 3h
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all seasons
Snowmobile Trip In The Arctic
Kjøllefjord 2h 30min
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Apr - May + Nov - Mar

Sámi Culture
Kjøllefjord 2h 30min
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Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct

Art Nouveau Walk (Spring & Winter)
- Port: Ålesund
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 153 AUD
- Booking code: HR-AES2C
Best things about this excursion
Discover the town Ålesund and learn about its fascinating history
See a range of charming Art Nouveau buildings throughout the town
Stop at the gallery of local artist Helge Bjørnsen for a signed watercolour print
Visit Jugendstilsenteret, a museum and national centre for Art Nouveau
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Ålesund
Available period: 1 Nov - 31 March, except 24-26, 31 Dec, 1 Jan
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
Let’s take a trip around the beautiful town of Ålesund and take in its captivating architecture. After a fire devastated the town in 1904, it was completely rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style, which is characterised by highly ornamental decoration.
We’ll begin at the pier, where our guide will lead us on a stroll through the streets of this enchanting town. You’ll visit the picturesque fishing harbour of Brosundet and Apotekertorget Square where a bronze statue of a fisher boy stands proudly.
From the attractive shopping street, take a moment to stop at the gallery of talented local born artist, Helge Bjørnsen. Select one of his complimentary signed prints to take home with you.
It’s then time to call in at the museum and national centre for Art Nouveau, Jugendstilsenteret. An eclectic collection of interiors, furniture, and other Art-Nouveau inspired objects will give you a fascinating insight into the history of this unique style of art.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Ålesund
- Port: Ålesund
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 153 AUD
- Booking code: HR-AES2D
Best things about this excursion
Visit one of Northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums
See a variety of marine life up close
Taste hot catfish cake whilst taking in views of the ocean
Take a closer look at the Art Nouveau marvels of Ålesund
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Ålesund
Available: 1 Nov – 31 Mar, except December 24th–26th, January 1st, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, May 17th, Ascension Day, Pentecost Sunday, and Pentecost Monday.
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Fish cake
Clothes: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
About this activity
Welcome to Ålesund, one of Norway’s most beautiful towns and a showcase for Art Nouveau architecture. Before exploring the town, we'll visit Atlanterhavsparke – or Atlantic Sea Park – considered to be among Northern Europe’s largest and most unique saltwater aquariums. In a way, it’s an architectural curiosity cleverly integrated into the shoreline. Here you can enjoy close encounters with some of the marine life which lives along the Norwegian coast as well as see other species coming from further afield.
Wander around and see the spacious pools filled with life. You can even go below and look through large underwater windows directly into the sea to spot species such as cod, saithe, halibut and more. At the time we’ll be there, be sure not to miss feeding time for the otters (2:00pm), penguins (2:30pm) and seals (3:00pm). You’ll also get a chance to try some of the local cuisine when delicious hot catfish cake is served at the café overlooking the ocean.
Afterwards it’s time to get to know Ålesund. The town was destroyed in a fire in 1904 and subsequently rebuilt in stone, with many creative flourishes in the Art Nouveau style. We’ll take a closer look at some of these interesting buildings, and your guide will explain what life was like in Ålesund in the past, as well as in the modern day. Bring your camera and don’t forget to look up!

Kayaking in Ålesund
- Port: Ålesund
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h 15min
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 184 AUD
- Booking code: HR-AES2K
Best things about this excursion
Discover Ålesund from your kayak
Explore the beautiful town and see its Art Nouveau buildings
Learn more about the eventful history of Ålesund
Hear the stories and insights of experienced, local guides
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Ålesund
Available period: 1 Nov - 31 March
Transportation: Kayak
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing. Kayaking clothing is provided
Min. age: 12 years
About this activity
See the picturesque town of Ålesund from a completely different perspective as you glide along the waterways in a kayak, lead by certified guides with great local knowledge.
Most of Ålesund was destroyed in 1904 when a devastating fire ravaged the town. It was then rebuilt in the fashionable style of the time, Art Nouveau. You’ll see plenty of ornate buildings dotted along the waterside as the guides tell stories about the town’s history.
We’ll meet our guides in the city centre and get kitted out with all the necessary gear. After receiving a safety briefing, we paddle out on the water for an unforgettable tour of the town, stopping off at several points for photo opportunities.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Alnes Lighthouse
- Port: Ålesund
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 3h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 231 AUD
- Booking code: HR-AES2L
Best things about this excursion
See stunning ocean views from historic Alnes Lighthouse
Travel through subsea tunnels between the islands
Visit Giske and Godøy islands – ancient homes of the Vikings
Get a guided tour of Ålesund
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Ålesund
Available From: 2 Nov - 31 Mar (Except December 24th–26th, January 1st, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday, May 17th, Ascension Day, Pentecost Sunday, and Pentecost Monday.)
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Coffee and cake
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
Discover two of the islands that lie in the sea near Ålesund, driving over soaring bridges and through subsea tunnels as we take in their picturesque beauty and hear about their Viking-linked past.
Our first stop is the island of Giske, birthplace of the Viking chieftain Rollo. In 911 CE, Rollo invaded what came to be called Normandy, and was the great-great-great grandfather of the famed William the Conqueror. We’ll visit the 12th century Giske Church, constructed from white marble for one of Norway’s most powerful families – it’s in a peaceful village location, and we’ll get to see it from the outside, including the graveyard.
We’ll then drive beneath the sea to the island of Godøy, and the pretty fishing village of Alnes. Here, we stop and investigate the charming red and white lighthouse, which was built in 1876 and is a cherished relic of Norwegian culture. Inside the lighthouse, it is something of a museum and you feel as if you are stepping back in time. If the weather allows us to, don’t miss the opportunity to climb the stairs inside and get a fantastic sea view from the top. Pause here for refreshments and cake in the café and take a wander on the nearby beach.
After this, our tour brings us back to Ålesund where we’ll take a look at some of its many charms. This compact and pretty town is famed for its Art Nouveau architecture, and your guide will point out some of its lesser-known points of interest by bus and – for those who want to – on foot. After this we return to the ship.

Hjørundfjord – Tastes and Traditions
- Port: Ålesund
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 6h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 386 AUD
- Booking code: HR-AES2O
Best things about this excursion
Sail picture-perfect Hjørundfjord
Learn about life and traditions of the area from a local guide
Visit the charming village of Sæbø
Enjoy a delicious meal at Rekkedal Guesthouse
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Ålesund
Available: 2 Nov – 31 Mar
Transportation: Bus and boat
Meals: Lunch
Clothes: Comfortable, warm and windproof clothing. Shoes with good grip.
Available to wheelchair users who can walk short distances
MS Bruvik has toilets
About this activity
Step aboard vintage ship MS Bruvik as it brings you on a cruise of Hjørundfjord. Dating back to 1949, this beloved motorship still features classic décor for a nostalgic onboard ambience. Comfortable lounges that serve refreshments and an outdoor deck have been modernised, perfect for taking in the dramatic scenery.
The scenic sailing passes through majestic Hjørundfjord to the village of Sæbø. Local, knowledgeable guides will enhance your experience with fascinating insight into the history of the fjord and its communities.
From Sæbø, we will make our way to Rekkedal Guesthouse. Here, you will be greeted and hosted by the 20th generation hosts of this 16th-century family farm. Explore the farmyard and its 500-year-old history before indulging in a memorable meal of local and sustainable products, including carefully paired wine. Bellies full, we’ll return to Ålesund aboard MS Bruvik, admiring our stunning surroundings along the way.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

A Taste of Norway
- Port: The Hjørundfjord
- Available: Sep - Oct + Apr - May
- Duration: 2h 15min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 215 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HJF2F
Best things about this excursion
Visit the small but charming village of Urke in the Sunnmøre Alps
Travel through one Norway’s’ narrowest valleys, Norangsdalen
See sights like Lyngstølvatnet Lake and historic Hotel Union Øye
Practical information
Disembarking port: Landing is by tender boat. Getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.
Embarking port: Urke
Available From: 1 Apr – 31 May & 1 Sep - 1 Nov
Transportation: Boat/Bus
Meals During the Excursion: Snacks
Clothes/Footwear: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
About this activity
Sailing into the Hjørundfjord, you’ll board a tender boat that brings you to shore. You’ll disembark at the village of Urke, nestled amidst the scenic Sunnmøre Alps.
From here, a bus brings you through one of Norway’s narrowest valleys, Norangsdalen. Along the way, we’ll see Lyngstølvatnet Lake, created when a natural landslide dammed part of nearby Norang River and flooded the area. On days when the weather is calm, you can still see the ruins of a submerged farmstead from the surface of the water.
We also pass though the village of Øye to see the distinctive Hotel Union Øye. Some of history’s most famous kings, queens, writers, composers, and explorers have all stayed here.
We’ll then stop off at a small shieling where you’ll enjoy some snacks and take in the magnificent landscape. The tour ends back in Urke, after browsing the goods of the local grocer.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Mountain Hike in the Hjørundfjord
- Port: The Hjørundfjord
- Available: Sep - Oct
- Duration: 2h 45min
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 200 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HJF2G
Best things about this excursion
Take in unforgettable views of the nearby villages and surrounding area
Hike in the magnificent scenery of the Sunnmøre Alps
Discover an abandoned but well-preserved bear cave
Visit the local grocery store
Practical information
Disembarking port: Landing is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.
Embarking port: Urke
Direction: Northbound
Available From: 1 Apr – 31 May & 1 Sep - 1 Nov
Meals on the trip: Coffee and snacks
Clothes/Footwear: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
We recommend bringing a backpack with water bottle, extra clothing, camera, and sunglasses
The guide will bring necessary safety equipment
Participants should have good general health. This is a steep hike for guests with hiking experience and suitable shoes. Rainfall may cause this cancellation of this excursion on short notice.
About this activity
Join us on a spectacular mountain hike in the idyllic Hjørundfjord region. We begin by taking an old farm road and then it's a steep climb up the rugged pathway towards the top. Then, we ascend a stone stairway for the last 500 metres.
On reaching the summit, you’ll be greeted by the stunning view. Continue following the trail up the hill to see the village of Sæbø, and explore an abandoned bear cave.
Before descending, we take a coffee break in the Leknes valley overlooking Urke, as well as the breathtaking views of the fjord arm and mountains. Taking the same road back, we stop off at the local grocer to browse their authentic Norwegian goods.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Hike with a Visit to a Shieling
- Port: The Hjørundfjord
- Available: Sep - Oct + Apr - May
- Duration: 2h 45min
- Difficulty level: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
- Price: From 200 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HJF2H
Best things about this excursion
See the beautiful village Urke and the surrounding area
Hike from the fjord via picturesque meadows
Visit a shieling and learn about traditional farming
Taste local food
Practical information
Disembarking port: Landing is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.
Embarking port: Urke
Available From: 2 September – 1 November
Meals During the Excursion: Taste of local specialties
Clothes/Footwear: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
Recommended equipment is backpack with water bottle, extra clothing, camera, sunglasses
The guide provides necessary safety equipment
Participants should be in good general health
About this activity
This guided hike will bring you from the fjord-side, through peaceful meadows, to a traditional shieling in Haukås. Restored in the 1900s, these small farmhouses are a charming reminder of a bygone era.
In the past, Norwegian farms were located in the villages and were relatively small. There wasn’t much pastureland around the villages and, come summertime, flocks and herds would need to be lead further and further afield to graze on new grass. Shielings were therefore built as overnight accommodation for the farmers and milk maidens tasked with milking the cows far from the farm every morning and evening.
You’ll be greeted by welcoming hosts at the shieling who will explain all about life on the farm. Explore the site, try your hand at carrying old milk pails and sample some local produce. Then, if there is time, we’ll stop at the grocers on the way back to Urke before rejoining the ship.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Hjørundfjord, Geiranger, and Ålesund
- Port: The Hjørundfjord - Ålesund
- Available: Sep - Oct
- Duration: 6h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 432 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HJF2J
Best things about this excursion
Explore the untouched jewel of Hjørundfjord and its surrounding area
Take in the impressive Flydalsjuvet view
Enjoy the scenery of the fjord’s landscape as you ride along ‘The Eagle Road’
Practical information
Disembarking port: Landing at Urke is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires good mobility
Embarking port: Ålesund
Available period: 1-30 October
Transportation: Bus, ferry
Meals: Coffee/tea
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
We recommend having a backpack with a water bottle, extra clothing, camera, and sunglasses
About this activity
Explore some of Norway’s most dramatic landscapes and see steep mountains plunge into the fjords. We’ll travel by bus from Urke and through the enchanting Norangsdalen valley. Soak in the scenery of the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord from a ferry, before travelling up into the mountains for breathtaking views at Flydalsjuvet viewpoint.
As we travel on to Eidsdal, you’ll feel like you’re flying as we take ‘The Eagle Road.’ This steep route consists of 11 hairpin bends that offer a spectacular vista at each turn. A ferry transports us from Eidsdal to Linge as we head to the small village of Stordal, where we can enjoy a tasty bite and a drink.
We end the day in cultural Ålesund, a town best known for its Art Nouveau architecture.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
This excursions has it's last season and will not operate in 2026.
Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral
- Port: Trondheim
- Available: Sep - Oct + Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 169 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TRD3B
Best things about this excursion
Explore the city of Trondheim and learn more about its culture and history
Visit the beautiful Nidaros Cathedral, Norway’s national shrine
Enjoy a guided tour and receive a book about the cathedral
Admire the view of the city from Utsikten viewpoint
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Trondheim
Available period: 03 Sep - 02 Apr, except 24 Dec
Transportation: Bus
Clothes: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
Guiding will take place outside the cathedral and in the museum on Sundays and bank holidays due to the church service
Photography is not permitted inside Nidaros Cathedral
About this activity
Welcome to the original capital of Norway! Founded as early as 997, Trondheim has been marked by a variety of eras. As you explore the city, look out for well-preserved colourful wharves and a 19th century wooden bridge with distinctive red archways in the Bakklandet district. Our guide will tell you more about the city’s history as the bus takes us through Trondheim’s streets and boroughs. We’ll make a short stop at Utsikten to admire the city from above.
A trip to Trondheim wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the impressive Nidaros Cathedral. Built over the burial place of St. Olav, the patron saint of Norway, the construction of this enormous building began back in 1070. After a guided tour around the cathedral, you’ll likely understand why many describe it as the most beautiful religious building in Norway. You’ll receive your own copy of a book about the cathedral to take home as a souvenir.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Trondheim City Walk
- Port: Trondheim
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 3h
- Difficulty level: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
- Price: From 122 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TRD3D
Best things about this excursion
Enjoy a guided walk around Trondheim, Norway’s former capital
Pass sights such as Stiftsgården and the statue of Viking King Olav Tryggvason
Admire famous Nidaros Cathedral from the outside and the inside
See the old city bridge Gamle Bybro, entrance to trendy Bakklandet district
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Trondheim
Available: 1 Jan - 31 Dec, except 24 Dec
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
No guiding inside the Nidaros Cathedral
See the cathedral from the outside and get entrance to the Archbishop's Palace on Sundays and bank holidays due to the church service
The walk is approximately 5km
About this activity
Join us on a guided walk through Trondheim and get ready to learn all about this historical city. We’ll begin at the harbour which was developed during the second half of the 19th century, before walking up to Stiftsgården, the royal residence in Trondheim. Continuing on to the market square, you’ll be able to take a closer look at the towering statue of the city’s founder, Viking King Olav Tryggvason.
From here, we’ll walk to Nidaros Cathedral, where you’ll get a chance to step inside Norway’s national shrine, and the world’s northernmost cathedral. Get your camera ready as we pass the old city bridge Gamle Bybro, with its red, pointed archways. The bridge is known to the locals as “The Portal of Happiness”, a nickname coined in a popular waltz by 20th century Norwegian singer and composer Kristian Hoddø. Enjoy the view of the colourful wharves along the river Nid before we make our way back to the pier.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Kayaking on the River Nid
- Port: Trondheim
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 2h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 231 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TRD3G
Best things about this excursion
Kayak the Nid River as it meanders around Trondheim’s Old Town
See some of Trondheim’s main attractions from the water
Wave back at the locals and other visitors to the city you’ll be paddling past
Enjoy this active tour of Trondheim together with experienced instructors
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Trondheim
Available: 1 Jan - 31 Dec, except 24 Dec
Transportation: Taxi
Meals: Chocolate and a drink
Clothes: Dry suits are available between 1 Nov - 1 Apr. Life jackets and waterproofs are provided.
Minimum age: 6 years old when accompanied by an adult
Though you are escorted by a kayak instructor, this is not a guided tour
About this activity
One of the most unique ways to see the sights of Trondheim is by exploring its waterways. That’s exactly what’s on offer as part of this urban kayak tour along the river Nid which weaves its way around Trondheim’s charming Old Town. This gentle activity is great fun for families, and suitable even for those who’ve never kayaked before.
We’ll begin by the harbour, and glide past the colourful wooden buildings of the wharves before paddling into the city’s smaller channels. Here, you’ll get a chance to see some of the most famous landmarks, like Nidaros Cathedral, Kristiansten Fortress on a nearby hilltop, and the popular Marinen Park.
The river Nid is also known to be a great fishing spot. You’ll have no trouble finding trout throughout the river, and you might even come across salmon in the lower reaches. Every year, salmon is caught here weighing more than 20kgs!
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Cycling In Trondheim
- Port: Trondheim
- Available: Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct
- Duration: 2h 45min
- Difficulty level: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
- Price: From 138 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TRD3H
Best things about this excursion
Explore Trondheim by bike, accompanied by a professional guide
Pass the city’s several landmarks and admire the views
Ride alongside local Norwegians who regularly use the same cycle lanes
Enjoy coffee and pastries at a café in the Bakklandet area
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Trondheim
Available: 3 Apr - 2 Sep
Meals: Coffee and pastry
Clothes: Sturdy shoes and warm clothing for cycling
Participants must be at least 12 years-old or 150 cm tall
Baby trailers and child seats are available
About this activity
A lot of effort has been put in to make Trondheim the most bike-friendly city in Norway. The city now has more than 5km of red cycle lanes running through its centre. Today, we’ll join the countless locals that cycle and embark on a relaxing bike tour of Trondheim.
We’ll start from where the ship is docked and cycle along the fjord, before crossing the new bike bridge. This bridge offers some great views of Munkholmen island, Trondheim’s version of Alcatraz. From here, we’ll cycle via the neighbourhood of Ila along the river Nid, where you’ll spot the impressive Nidaros Cathedral.
Entering the buzzy Bakklandet district, we’ll stop for coffee and pastries at one of the many cosy cafés in the area. Heading back to the ship, we’ll cross the historic district and the modernised part of the trendy Solsiden area, a former shipyard which has become very popular with the locals.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen
- Port: Bodø
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 2h 10min
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 169 AUD
- Booking code: HR-BOO4C
Best things about this excursion
Enjoy a guided tour around the town of Bodø
View the Saltstraumen tidal current from shore
Take home a pack of salt flakes produced at Saltstraumen
Look out for sea eagles which inhabit the surrounding area
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Bodø
Available: 2 Jan-30 Dec, except 24 Dec
Transportation: Bus
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
There is an automated audio guide available in multiple languages
The strength of the Saltstraumen current depends on the tide and cannot be guaranteed.
About this activity
Today’s tour begins in the town of Bodø, just north of the Arctic Circle. With around 50,000 inhabitants, this is the second-largest town in Northern Norway. From there, we’ll continue on to Saltstraumen, passing fantastic scenery on the way.
Saltstraumen has existed for about three thousand years and has never failed to amaze its visitors. Here, the water speeds reach up to 20 knots, and up to 400 million cubic meters of seawater forces its way through the 150 metre-wide-strait every six hours.
After you’ve admired the strongest tidal current in the world, you’ll be given a box of salt flakes produced here. It takes 48 hours to separate the unique minerals from the water. Just like snow crystals, salt crystals are unique, shaped by the combination of water temperature, season, and humidity at Saltstraumen. Take the salt back home with you and impress your friends with an Arctic addition to your cooking.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Arctic Coastal Walk
- Port: Bodø
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 2h 10min
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 169 AUD
- Booking code: HR-BOO4B
Best things about this excursion
Get close to Arctic nature and see beautiful sights
Learn about the culture, history, and geology of the Norwegian coast
Be guided and taught by knowledgeable local guides
See Viking graves and discover more details about Viking history
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Bodø
Available: 2 Jan-30 Dec, except 24-26 Dec and Easter
Transportation: Bus
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
Walking sticks and spikes are provided on request
The walk is approximately 3km long
About this activity
Join us for a guided walk along the Norwegian coast and gain a deeper appreciation for the country’s dependence on the ocean. Experienced guides will take you on pathways along the shore and across sandy beaches, pointing out interesting views or wildlife species along the way. Perhaps you’ll spot an eagle flying over the sea, or even an Arctic fox foraging for food.
Along this coastline, many Viking graves have been discovered over the years. They typically appear as grassy knolls, hiding history and Nordic heritage. Our guides will take you to see one of them., As you walk together, they’ll share their knowledge of the town of Bodø’s history, and of the geology of the coast.
A devotion to and harmony with nature is deeply ingrained in Norwegian culture, encapsulated by the word friluftsliv, a Norwegian expression meaning “outdoor life”. As you listen to the waves and feel the fresh air on your skin, you’ll no doubt gain a greater understanding of this word.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Meet the Vikings (Winter)
- Port: Stamsund - Svolvær
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 308 AUD
- Booking code: HR-STU4E
Best things about this excursion
Practical information
About this activity
Today, we will be visiting the Lofotr Viking Museum, where you can visit a reconstruction of the longest longhouse ever found from the Viking Age. The first longhouse was built around 500 AD. The chieftain’s home at Borg was inhabited until around 1000 AD.
The smell of tar and bonfire greet you as you step over the threshold. Flickering light from oil lamps illuminates the beautiful craftsmanship, ornamentation and architecture of the chieftain’s home. The chieftain and his wife invite us to an authentic Viking meal. Watch as the Vikings make a sacrifice to the Old Norse gods, pray for good health, prosperity and for the sun to return to avoid Ragnarok, or Armageddon.
After enjoying the Viking meal, which is served with mead – the drink of the gods – you’ll be able to look around the longhouse before the tour continues by bus to Svolvær and you return to the ship.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Lofotpils Brewery
- Port: Svolvær
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 40min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 85 AUD
- Booking code: HR-SVJ9H
Best things about this excursion
Visit Lofotpils, a local brewery in the Lofoten Islands.
Learn about the brewery’s history.
See how Lofotpils brews its quality beer on site.
Taste local beer in a beer-tasting session.
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Svolvær
Languages: English and Norwegian
Available period: 4 Jan - 19 Dec
Transportation: A short, 275-yard walk
Clothes/footwear: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
About this activity
In 2006, a local beer enthusiast repurposed an old fish-landing facility from 1937 in the centre of Svolvær, turning it into the site of Lofoten’s first brewery. On today’s excursion, you’ll meet the brewery’s owner, Thorvadur, and take a tour of the building.
Our guided tour will take you around Lofotpils, the only craft brewery in Lofoten, where you’ll learn all about the beer-making process, from start to finish. You’ll also hear about the history of the brewery, and how the special conditions of Lofoten’s water made it possible to embark on this ambitious enterprise.
At the end of the tour, you’ll taste some of the beer brewed here in a beer-tasting session. All Lofotpils beer is brewed using fresh water from the Lofoten mountains. This gives the beer a fresh and unique taste, offering you the freshness and beauty of the mountains of Lofoten with every sip.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Sámi Adventure
- Port: Bodø
- Available: Nov - Mar + Apr - May
- Duration: 1h 45min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 262 AUD
- Booking code: HR-BOO4L
Best things about this excursion
Discover the Sámi people and their nomadic way of life
Hear a performance of traditional joik music and drink chaga tea
Get a chance to meet and feed some reindeer
Practical information
Disembarking/embarking port: Bodø (bus from quay)
English-speaking Sámi guides
Available: 1 Nov-15 May
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Lunch, with reindeer meat, chaga tea, and coffee
Toilets available at camp
Clothes: Comfortable, warm and windproof clothing. Shoes with good grip.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes, with modification on bus
Min. passengers: 8 (12 if booking with German guide)
About this activity
Discover the world of the nomadic Sámi people as we visit a family at their Saltfjellet camp near Bodø. The Oksal family, and in particular Anne Margrethe, will show you their lifestyle and talk about their culture, history and traditions.
You’ll be invited to taste reindeer meat and sip chaga tea, as well as listen to joik – an ancient form of Sámi music and song. Chaga tea, which is made from a fungus that grows on birch trees, is revered by the Sámi as having almost magical properties when drunk around the fire in the lavvu, their traditional tents.
If anyone wishes, they can say hello to the reindeer who wander around the camp, and perhaps feed them with lichen.

Dog Sledding (Tromsø)
- Port: Tromsø
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 3h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 479 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TOS5B
Best things about this excursion
Enjoy a self-drive ride on a husky-drawn sled
Admire winter landscapes from forests and fjords to snow-covered mountains
Keep on the look-out for an appearance of the aurora borealis
Enjoy a hot drink and homemade cake served in a traditional Sámi gamme
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Tromsø
Available period: 1 Dec-31 March
Transportation: Bus with a guide
Meals: Coffee or tea and cake
Clothes: Dress according to the season and in layers so you can adjust your clothing to the weather conditions. The weather in Breivikeidet is colder than Tromsø due to our inland location. Wool socks, wool thermal base layers, and winter pants / jackets are required along with warm winter boots.
Minimum Age limit: 4 years old when accompanied by an adult.
Availability depends on weather and snow conditions
The trail we drive is approximately 3km long.
About this activity
Driving your own team of huskies is an out of the ordinary experience and a must-do for anyone visiting Northern Norway. Even if outdoor winter adventures are not your thing, this tour offers you a chance to check this traditional experience off your list and take lots of photos.
The tour departs from Tromsø harbor where you will be picked up for a scenic 50-minute transfer to our camp in Breivikeidet, with our guide explaining you a little about the city and the area. Upon arrival at our camp, situated in a picturesque valley close to the sea, you will be welcomed by our friendly staff who will guide you through the safety instructions, and show you the basics of driving the sled.
In this tour you will get the chance to drive your own dog sled for about a kilometer where our guide stops the tour to take photos of you being a dog musher before you switch places with your passenger. Once done with photos, you will take the return trip back to camp.
After your dog sledding ride, you’ll get the chance to strengthen your bond with your husky sled team, giving and receiving all the cuddles you can handle. Afterwards, you are invited inside where you can learn a lot more about the dogs from our knowledgeable guides over some hot drinks and cake.
Once you wave one last goodbye to the huskies, you’ll be driven back to the city with an experience of a lifetime behind you and spectacular photos to show for it!
Important Information
Above a certain group size, we’ll split the group in half, and the first half will first take part in the dogsledding, while the second half will have hot drinks and coffee, and then the two groups switch activities.
Cancellation due to weather: Kindly, be advised that the tours are conducted on wheeled wagons in case there is a lack of snow.
3 kms total dog sledding: 10-12 min driving, 3 min stop, 10-12 min as passenger. We sled in pairs, taking turns between mushing and riding as passengers.

The Arctic Capital: Tromsø
- Port: Tromsø
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 3h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
- Price: From 262 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TOS5A
Best things about this excursion
Enjoy a guided bus tour around Tromsø and learn more about its history
Ride the cable car up a nearby mountain for spectacular views of Tromsø
Admire the architecture and stained-glass window of the Arctic Cathedral
Visit the Full Steam coastal museum and learn more about Norway’s maritime heritage
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Tromsø
Available period: 2 Jan-30 Dec, except 17 May and 24-26 Dec
Transportation: Bus
Clothes: Comfortable shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
Due to the renovation and rebuilding of Fjellheisen (the cable car in Tromsø), Fjellheisen is not suitable for wheelchair users and guests with reduced mobility at all. There is a long flight of stairs at the top of Fjellheisen and no passenger lift available at the moment.
The base for many Arctic expeditions of old, Tromsø is rich in both culture and history. As part of this excursion, you’ll get to see some of the main attractions of the third-largest city north of the Arctic Circle.
Your tour begins with a ride up Tromsø’s famous cable car to the top of Mount Storsteinen (420m or 1.377ft above sea level). Get your bearings as you take in the spectacular views across the city and the fjords, mountains, and islands that surround it. Explore the plateau or have a snack while you admire the view from Fjellstua restaurant.
Next, we make our way to the magnificent Arctic Cathedral. Dominated by glass mosaic windows, the structure was inspired by Arctic nature and today stands as an icon of the Tromsø skyline.
Our final stop is Full Steam, the world’s northernmost coastal museum, where you can take a deep dive into the region’s maritime heritage. You’ll learn more about the history, culture, and traditions of the Sea Sami, and their deep connection to the ocean and Arctic environment. You can also admire unique maritime artefacts and read stories of the sailors who braved the treacherous northern waters. Before you leave, be sure to stop by the Northern Lights exhibition to marvel at the aurora through the lens of renowned Norwegian photographers.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Polar History Walk
- Port: Tromsø
- Available: Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 169 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TOS5D
Best things about this excursion
Take a fact-filled guided walk through the Arctic capital
Visit the Polar Museum and learn about Tromsø’s polar history
Grab a local Mack beer at Ølhallen, the oldest pub in Tromsø
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Tromsø
Available period: 5 Nov-4 Apr, except 24-26, 31 Dec and 1 Jan
Meal: One beer or mineral water
Clothes: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
Join us on a walk through Tromsø where a local guide will tell you all about the city’s history. You’ll meet your guide on the pier where the ship is docked and walk along the shore to the Polar Museum. On the way, you’ll pass the statue of famed Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, a hunting monument, and the market square which offers a clear view of the Arctic Cathedral.
The Polar Museum has made its home in an old customs house from the 1830s, featuring exhibits and artefacts the chronicle Norway’s proud polar history and the many expeditions that ventured north to explore the Arctic.
The tour continues along the main street to Mack Brewery and Ølhallen, Tromsø’s oldest pub, where you can enjoy a beer from the world’s northernmost brewery. This used to be a popular meeting place for fishermen, hunters, and polar explorers.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Cross-Country Skiing
- Port: Tromsø
- Available: Apr - May + Nov - Mar
- Duration: 3h
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 277 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TOS5M
Best things about this excursion
Ideal for beginners who want to learn the basics of skiing
Practise on easy, flat terrain with soft snow
Enjoy the fresh air outdoors, scenery, and maybe even the aurora
Relax by the bonfire with a hot drink and local snack
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Tromsø
Available period: 1 Dec - 1 May
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Hot drinks and lefse, a local Norwegian snack.
Clothes: Winter shoes and warm clothes, including a windproof jacket/trousers, hats and mittens are essential. Winter clothing is not included on this excursion.
Minimum age: 8 years old when accompanied by an adult.
Most of the excursion is on flat terrain, but good mobility is still needed.
About this activity
This tour is a fantastic introduction to cross-country skiing. First, our experienced skiing instructors will teach you some basic techniques, from how to get your skis on and off, to how to ski across a flat area.
Once you’ve picked up these basic skills, we’ll take you skiing along flat terrain, most of which is on pre-scouted trails suitable for your level. Take in the beautiful scenery as you slide gently along the top of Tromsøya Island, a short drive from the city centre.
As you become more accustomed to skiing and get more confident on the snow, your instructors will introduce more techniques along the route. By the end of the tour, you might even be able to navigate up and over small hills.
During the trip, we will have a stop where the guide will offer some warm juice and a piece of local pastry.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Snowshoeing In Tromsø
- Port: Tromsø
- Available: Apr - May + Nov - Mar
- Duration: 3h
- Difficulty level: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
- Price: From 277 AUD
- Booking code: HR-TOS5N
Best things about this excursion
Experience walking over the snow with modern snowshoes
Enjoy being outdoors, admiring the white winter Arctic landscape
Learn more about the nature of the local area with a knowledgeable guide
Relax by the bonfire with a hot drink and snack, perhaps with the aurora above
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Tromsø
Available: 1 Dec - 1 May
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Hot drinks and lefse, a local Norwegian snack.
Clothes: Winter shoes and warm clothes, including a windproof jacket/trousers, hats and mittens are essential. Winter clothing is not included on this excursion.
Toilet facilities are available.
About this activity
Today, you’ll relish the opportunity to try a classic Norwegian winter activity: snowshoeing. You’ll start this excursion with a short bus ride that takes you to the top of Tromsøya Island. The mainly flat area is a patchwork of snow-dusted birch and spruce forests, and a few gentle slopes.
With modern snowshoes strapped on, you’ll feel as if you’re floating above the snow as we set off on a short walk. Breathe in the crisp winter air, take in the winter scenery as you go, and listen to your guide talk about nature in the surrounding area and everyday life here in the Arctic.
Follow the guide through the forest to a clearing where we’ll set up a cosy bonfire. Enjoy a hot drink and a sweet snack while swapping stories around the fire, or relive some childhood fun by sledding down the slopes on a simple toboggan.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

The North Cape
- Port: Honningsvåg
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 3h
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 277 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HVG6
Best things about this excursion
See the stunning scenery of Finnmark
Visit the northernmost point on the continent, the North Cape
Take a photo at the globe sculpture and watch a film about the area
Learn more about the history of Finnmark and the North Cape
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Honningsvåg
Available: 1 Jan - 31 Dec
Transportation: Bus
Meals: N/A
Clothes: Comfortable shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
We’ll travel by bus above the 71st parallel to North Cape that rises 307 metres from the ocean, right at the top of Europe.
Gaze in awe at the stark yet beautiful scenery as you stand at continental Europe’s most northerly point, casting your eyes over the sea towards the North Pole.
In summer, you might spot herds of grazing reindeer along the nearby clifftop plateaus. In wintertime, the unspoilt white plains and snow-capped mountains will reflect the soft Arctic light.
Don’t forget the obligatory photo or that all-important selfie with the iconic globe sculpture that commemorates North Cape’s significance.
Making a stop at the visitor centre at North Cape Hall, we’ll get to watch an impressive 180° panoramic film about the region through four seasons, learn more about the area’s long history through exhibitions in the underground tunnel, and pop into the world's northernmost chapel. There’s even a small museum and a souvenir shop.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Fishing Village Visit
- Port: Honningsvåg
- Available: all seasons
- Duration: 3h
- Difficulty level: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
- Price: From 215 AUD
- Booking code: HR-HVG6H
Best things about this excursion
Enjoy a guided tour of the fascinating island of Magerøya
Explore the fishing villages Skarsvåg and Kamøyvær
Visit the charming ‘Christmas and Winter House’
See the artwork of a local artist in her gallery ‘West of the Moon’ in Honningsvåg
Practical information
Embarking/disembarking port: Honningsvåg
Period: 2 Jan-31 Dec, except 24-25 Dec
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Cake
Clothes: Comfortable shoes, warm and windproof clothing
About this activity
Experience the magnificent sights and culture of Finnmark county. Starting in Honningsvåg, we’ll journey through fantastic scenery while our guide tells us about local history.
First, we head to the world’s northernmost fishing village, Skarsvåg, where we visit the cosy ‘Christmas and Winter House’ and meet its owner Heidi, who will give us more insight about life in the Arctic. With festive music playing and rooms sparkling with decorations, there is a range of locally produced items available to peruse. We’ll also be able to enjoy a hot drink and slice of cake here.
We then head to the fishing village of Kamøyvær. Bustling with busy fishermen and a small fishing fleet bobbing on the water, we explore the picturesque harbour. Back in Honningsvåg, you’ll also visit the quaint gallery of artist Eva Schmutterer. The exhibition displays arts and crafts inspired by the surrounding landscape.
Weather permitting, we stop at the Tufjorden viewpoint to get a glimpse of the ‘Hornet.’ This natural rock formation is a sacred place for the Sámi people.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
Snowmobile Trip In The Arctic
- Port: Kjøllefjord - Mehamn
- Available: Apr - May + Nov - Mar
- Duration: 2h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
- Price: From 603 AUD
- Booking code: HR-KJD6D
Best things about this excursion
Drive a snowmobile over the mountain between Kjøllefjord and Mehamn
Hear the guides tell their stories about life in the Arctic region
Look to the skies for a chance to see the magical Northern Lights
See the world’s northernmost mainland town, Mehamn
Practical information
Disembarking port: Kjøllefjord
Embarking port: Mehamn
Available period: 15 Dec-30 Apr, except 24 Dec and 1 Jan
Transportation: Bus and snowmobile
Meals: N/A
Clothes: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing. Thermal clothing is provided.
Subject to weather and snow conditions
Minimum age: 6 years old when accompanied by an adult
Valid driving licence required
About this activity
This awe-inspiring excursion across the Nordkyn Peninsula will be a day you won’t forget. Experienced instructors will provide proper training before you hop onto your own snowmobile for this exciting trip through spectacular scenery.
Starting from the old trading post and fishing village of Kjøllefjord, we’ll travel over the mountains to Mehamn. Discover snow-clad valleys, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and gaze in amazement at the stunning mountains that surround us.
Along the way, the guides will share their knowledge of the areas we see, including the indigenous Sámi people, their herds of reindeer, and what life is like in this extreme landscape.
If you’re here in winter, you may be treated to a display of the aurora borealis above, especially during the Polar Night period when the sun doesn’t rise above the horizon. In spring, the sun returns, its light reflecting off the snow and illuminating the beauty of the mountains and valleys.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Sámi Culture
- Port: Kjøllefjord - Mehamn
- Available: Apr - May + Jun - Aug + Sep - Oct
- Duration: 2h 30min
- Difficulty level: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
- Price: From 209 AUD
- Booking code: HR-KJD6C
Best things about this excursion
Explore the Nordkyn Peninsula at the top of Europe
Meet a warm and welcoming Sámi family of reindeer herders
Listen to their experiences of everyday life and hear local folk music
Taste traditional reindeer and see some of their beautiful handicrafts
Practical information
Disembarking port: Kjøllefjord
Embarking port: Mehamn
Available: 20 May - 31 October
Transportation: Bus
Meals: Dried reindeer meat
Clothes: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
About this activity
Discover the amazing story of the Sámi, an indigenous people living in Europe's northernmost region. Renowned for herding reindeer, their distinctive duodji traditional handicrafts, and their affinity with nature, the Sámi are a people rich in culture and history.
Sápmi, as the Sámi call it, is their territory area that extends from the middle of Norway to the northwestern tip of Russia and includes northern Sweden and northern Finland. Life as a Sámi reindeer herder is nomadic, following the reindeers’ instinctive migrations, from the inland plains to the coast in April and back again in September.
On this excursion, you’ll meet a family whose reindeer are at summer pasture on the Nordkyn Peninsula. While the animals graze elsewhere, we’ll come into the lavvo tent and sit around the glowing fire. Listening to their colourful tales and joik chanting and enjoying a helping of dried reindeer meat, you’ll get a real taste of Sámi life.
Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.
What's included
On board, you'll enjoy outstanding food, facilities and hospitality, so you can concentrate on simply enjoying the beauty of Norway.
4-star hotel accommodations
Experience the comfort, convenience, and perks of a 4-star hotel stay
Flåm Railway and cruise featuring Nærøyfjord
Travel rail, coach, and ferry through fjords and peaks via Norway in a Nutshell
First-class coach between Kirkenes and Rovaniemi
Admire views of snowy forest landscapes as you ride through a winter wonderland
Reindeer Safari from Dec-Mar, weather permitting
Reindeer sleigh ride with chance of Northern Lights Dec-Mar, weather permitting
Husky Safari, weather permitting
Enjoy a husky safari with kennel visit and thrilling trail ride by cart or sled
Visits to Santa Claus Village and Siida Museum
Entrance to Santa Claus Village & SIIDA Museum dedicated to Finnish Sámi culture
Private guided walking city tours - Bergen, Oslo
Includes UNESCO-listed Bryggen and St Mary’s Church, and Vigeland Sculpture Park
Enjoy 10 total nights of hotel stays on land
Includes a stay in private Glass Igloo with chance to see Northern Lights
Free Wi-Fi
Stay connected in your cabin and throughout the ship
Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner) on ship
Enjoy daily breakfast, lunch & dinner on board at ship’s main restaurant Torget
Breakfast daily, 7 lunches, 2 dinners on land
Breakfast daily, 7 lunches, 2 dinners incl. 1 farewell dinner in Helsinki on lan...
Our ships sailing this route(8)
Different ships sail this route depending on your departure date – but you’ll stay on the same ship for the whole voyage.

MS Nordnorge

MS Nordkapp

MS Nordlys

MS Richard With

MS Kong Harald

MS Polarlys

MS Vesterålen

MS Midnatsol

MS Nordnorge
MS Nordnorge is aptly named for northern Norway, most of which lies above the Arctic Circle.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
MS Nordkapp
MS Nordkapp is named after the northernmost point on mainland Europe: North Cape (71ºN) - one of the geographical highpoints you can visit on a Hurtigruten voyage.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms
Expedition Suite
Suite
Expedition Suite
SuiteExpedition Suite
Suite
Expedition Suite
Suite
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for 2 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
MS Nordlys
Both the name and the interior design of this modern hybrid ship are inspired by the spectacular Northern Lights.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite on upper deck for 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on upper deck
Arctic Superior
Upper decks for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper decks for 2 travellers
MS Richard With
The hybrid ship MS Richard With proudly carries the name of Hurtigruten's founder.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Hybrid ship
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck for 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite for up to 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite for up to 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite for up to 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite for up to 4 people
Expedition Suite
Suite for up to 4 people
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite on upper deck
MS Kong Harald
Norway’s reigning monarch, a seasoned sailor, lends his name to this remarkable hybrid vessel.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms
Hybrid ship

Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for two guests
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for two guests
Arctic Superior
Middle deck for two guests
Arctic Superior
Middle deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Lower deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Lower deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Lower deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Lower deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Lower deck for two guests
Polar Outside
Upper deck for two guests
MS Polarlys
Polarlys is Norwegian for `polar light´, and refers to the natural Arctic phenomenon we pursue in winter.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on upper decks for up to 4 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for 2 travellers
MS Vesterålen
Freshly refurbished in 2025, MS Vesterålen holds a special place in the hearts of those who sail on her – despite being the smallest ship in our fleet.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
2 restaurants
Fitness room
Expedition Team
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 2 travelers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 2 travelers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 2 travelers
Expedition Suite
Mini suite for up to 2 travelers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for up to 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for up to 2 travellers
Arctic Superior
Upper deck for up to 2 travellers
Polar Outside
Middle deck for 2 travelers
Polar Outside
Middle deck for 2 travelers
Polar Outside
Upper deck for 3 travelers
Polar Outside
Lower deck for up to 4 travelers
Polar Outside
Accessible cabin on lower deck
MS Midnatsol
Previously MS Maud, MS Midnatsol is named after the Midnight Sun, the phenomenon that occurs in northern Norway every summer when the sun doesn’t set for 24 hours.
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
3 restaurants
Expedition Team
Panoramic lounge
Sauna and fitness room
Laundry room
Meeting rooms

Expedition Suite
Owners suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Owners suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Owners suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Grand suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Grand suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Suite on upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on middle or upper deck
Expedition Suite
Mini Suite on middle or upper deck