Travel solo with Hurtigruten
Our voyages along Norway’s coast are perfect for solo travelers, whether for some me-time or to meet like-minded new friends.
No single supplement
We believe that a voyage along the Norwegian coast with us is one of the greatest joys in life – but we also know that single supplements can put many solo travelers off.
That’s why we have an always-on, no single supplement for selected sailings throughout the year.
This means solo travelers aren’t charged an extra price for these voyages, but can fully enjoy having a comfortable cabin all to themselves.
Sail Norway solo - not alone
Traveling solo on a Hurtigruten ship doesn't have to mean traveling alone. Your ship will have plenty of communal spaces and events where you can easily meet like-minded travelers.
Or, if you’ve chosen to travel solo because you want time by yourself, that’s easy too. Whether you're a seasoned solo traveler or contemplating your first solo adventure, a voyage with Hurtigruten lets you be as sociable as you choose.
Solo cruises with Hurtigruten
11 days • 27 PlacesThe Coastal Express – To the Viking Capital
Route
Bergen – Kirkenes – Trondheim (Roundtrip)
Departure Dates
Regular departures
Price from
$2,722
Ships
Multiple
- Multiple offers
12 days • 34 PlacesThe Coastal Express
Route
Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen (Roundtrip)
Departure Dates
Regular departures
Price from $1,853
$1,575
Ships
Multiple
- Up to 30% off
7 days • 34 PlacesThe Coastal Express – North
Route
Bergen – Kirkenes (Northbound)
Departure Dates
Regular departures
Price from $1,260
$1,071
Ships
Multiple
Treat yourself
Cruising solo means only having yourself to please – with a whole cabin to yourself. Where you eat, which excursions you join, when you go to bed. It’s all up to you.
Stay on deck all night and watch the Northern Lights. Skip lunch in favor of the hot tub. Bus tour instead of kayaking. Stay in your cabin with a book. Or crochet and chit-chat with locals in the bar all day. You are free to choose. This is your voyage.
FAQs for solo travelers
Hurtigruten does not offer specific single cabins for solo travelers. This means that, as a solo traveler, you’ll have a cabin big enough for 2-3 guests.
We do not offer group trips, but we do have partners who set up tours for solo travelers aboard our voyages.
Some of our sailings have a single supplement, but we also offer a single supplement waiver on selected sailings throughout the year. The single supplement waiver means that you won’t pay anything extra for traveling alone. You can book a voyage for the same per-person price as if you were traveling in a pair.
Traveling solo on a Hurtigruten ship doesn't mean you'll feel lonely. Our voyages attract a diverse group of travelers, and the social atmosphere on board is famously friendly and relaxed.
Many solo travelers find it easy to chat with fellow passengers during meals or when taking part in optional excursions together. Our Coastal Experience Team also organize activities, lectures, and gatherings that create plenty of opportunities to meet new people.
On many of our longer voyages, we invite all solo travelers to an informal get-together in the ship's bar, so you can grab a drink and get to know your fellow passengers.
Yes, Norway is considered a safe country for solo travelers, and frequently ranks as one of the best countries for solo travelers. It has a low crime rate, well-developed infrastructure, and a friendly, sociable culture that is welcoming to visitors. Add in the natural beauty and it’s no wonder why Norway is such a popular destination for solo travel.
You can book our single supplement waiver offer through our website or our Customer Service Center.
Tips from a veteran solo traveler
KrisTina Kramer has sailed the Norwegian coast 13 times, usually as a solo traveler and often in search of the Northern Lights. We asked her to share her experiences of cruising solo with us.
