Black Friday 2025
Book your Hurtigruten adventure this Black Friday and unlock exclusive savings on breathtaking Norwegian cruises.
Black Friday Norwegian Cruise Deals
Get ready for our biggest cruise offers of the year. Our Black Friday deals are on the horizon, bringing you incredible savings on unforgettable cruises along the Norwegian coast and through Norway’s fjords.
In the meantime, explore our current cruise offers and start planning your next Norwegian adventure.
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Experience Norway's majestic coastline with Hurtigruten
Since 1893, we’ve sailed Norway’s coast, connecting communities and sharing our home with the world. Travel with locals and experience our historic ships that have carried people, mail, and cargo along this spectacular coastline for generations.
The Coastal Express
Our Original voyage along the Norwegian coast travels from the southern city of Bergen, across the Arctic Circle, up to Kirkenes, and back. It’s 12 days and 2,500 nautical miles of some of the most stunning scenery you’ve ever seen.
Norway’s world-famous fjords will be on full display, dotted with farms and charming fishing villages. Admire the mountains and myths of the Helgeland Coast and brace yourself for the sheer beauty of the idyllic Lofoten and Vesterålen islands.
The North Cape Line
Sail between Norway’s capital and its northernmost cape on The North Cape Line, a Signature Voyage designed for winter wonders.
Experience the beauty of Norway’s coast under the Northern Lights, explore new ports, enjoy local cuisine, and travel sustainably aboard MS Trollfjord.
The Svalbard Line
Follow in the wake of the pioneering explorers on a remarkable journey deep into the Arctic Circle. Experience the changing landscapes as you head north past fjords, islands, and coastal towns, each revealing a new chapter of Norway’s story. Enjoy ample time ashore in handpicked destinations, designed for discovery and connection.
Savour exceptional all-inclusive dining, warm service, and curated onboard experiences - all while travelling under the glow of the Midnight Sun.
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Northern Lights Promise
If the Northern Lights do not occur within sight of your ship during your voyage, we will give you a 6-day southbound or 7-day northbound Original Coastal Express Classic Voyage FREE OF CHARGE*.
Travel solo without paying single supplement
Experience Norway's stunning coastline on a solo trip without paying a single supplement. This offer allows solo travelers to enjoy their own cabin without any additional cost.
Set sail on The Coastal Express
3 reasons to travel with Hurtigruten
Experience nature’s most captivating wonders in comfort and style for an unforgettable Norwegian adventure.
Norway's Coastal Kitchen
Taste Norway with fresh ingredients sourced locally along our sailing route.
Northern Lights
Sail Norway's coast and witness the awe inspiring Northern Lights illuminate the Arctic sky.
Midnight Sun
Discover Norway's Arctic region where the sun never sets and endless summer days await.
Black Friday FAQs
Black Friday is an annual shopping day that takes place the day after the American holiday Thanksgiving. It often marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. On this day, stores and online retailers offer significant discounts on a wide range of products.
Black Friday always falls on the day after the American holiday Thanksgiving, which is the fourth Thursday in November. In 2025, Black Friday will be on November 28th.
The name "Black Friday" originally refers to the fact that many stores started to see profit (go "in the black" in accounting terms) after Thanksgiving, thanks to the influx of customers and large sales.
Although the concept has its roots in the United States, Black Friday has spread to many countries worldwide. In the US, its origin can be traced back to the 1960s in Philadelphia, where it was used to describe heavy traffic and crowds the day after Thanksgiving. However, it wasn't until the 1980s that the explanation of stores "going in the black" became popular.