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  • 10 things to know about your environmental commitment in Svalbard

    A voyage to Svalbard offers experiences close to nature’s most spectacular landscapes, genuine...

  • 11 Reasons to Visit Norway

    Between the world-class mountainscapes, Northern Lights and ancient history, Norway is a top...

  • 14 facts you didn't know about polar bears

    The African jungle has the lion, the Arctic has the polar bear. This fierce yet cuddly-looking...

  • 14 Facts You Didn’t Know About Norway

    We thought it would be interesting to give you a few facts you probably haven't run across yet.

  • 15 Interesting Facts About Antarctica

    On the southernmost tip of the planet sits one of the world's most massive and mysterious landmasses...

  • 22 fun facts about Greenland

    On a Greenland cruise with Hurtigruten, voyagers will get an authentic experience with the ancient...

  • 5 Things You Can't Miss in Antarctica

    Antarctica is home to the ultimate adventure. Check out our list of things you simply can't miss...

  • 7 Fun Facts About Canada

    Famed for its laid-back approach to life, cool scenery, and abundance of diverse wildlife, Canada is...

  • 7 Tips for Photographing Antarctica

    Visiting Antarctica is definitely a once in a lifetime-type of trip, so you won't want to leave this...

  • 9 reasons to visit Greenland

    From exploring the world's largest national park to walking on glaciers, Greenland has plenty of...

  • 9 Reasons to Travel to Antarctica

    Below, nine reasons you should join us on an Antarctic expedition.

  • About Norway's Coastline

    Norway's coastline is one of the longest in the world, with the length recalculated in 2011 to...

  • Activities and lectures on your cruise to the Northwest Passage

    Learn more about the onboard experience on a cruise to the Northwest Passage with Hurtigruten.

  • Amazing Facts about South Georgia Island Travel

    South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands make up an archipelago located about 1,340 miles east...

  • Amazing Greenland: when to go and what to do on the world’s largest island

    Often overshadowed by other destinations nearby, Greenland is an amazing country to visit. But when...

  • Antarctica Reading List

    Here's a reading list to give you an idea of what you can expect from your trip to the world's most...

  • Antarctica Travel Guide

    Antarctica, the most remote destination on Earth, is unlike any place you've ever been. From the...

  • Antarctica: Fact vs Fiction

    Antarctica's remote nature and sheer isolation means that there are a lot of misconceptions about...

  • Antarctica: Frequently Asked Questions

    Read up on the details of going on an expedition cruise to Antarctica.

  • Antarctica: One Destination, Four Expedition Ships

    Whether you're an active explorer who thrives in extreme elements, or someone looking for a...

  • Antarctica’s Plants — Thriving in the Wilderness

  • Antarctic Animals

    Read on to learn about both the predators of Antarctica, as well as the other curious and friendly...

  • Antarctic vs. Arctic: Which Destination is Right for You?

    The Arctic and Antarctica offer once-in-a-lifetime experiences. However, the two destinations are...

  • An Incredible Replica Viking Ship and More at the Viking World Museum

    The world’s museums have some great pieces, but few are as impressive as the Viking World’s star...

  • Arnarfjörður and the Westfjords

    Arnarfjörður, Iceland, is part of the larger Westfjords region, located in the northwestern corner...

  • Attractions along the Norwegian Coast

    Get to know the coastal highlights before your trip to Norway.

  • Authentic Experiences

    Embrace the true spirit of exploration and join us as we discover, learn, and come even closer to...

  • Autumn Cruise in Norway

    Autumn along Norway’s coast is known as the season of color. In September and October, brilliant...

  • A Brief History of Norway

    One of the best parts about going on a Norway cruise is all of the rich history and culture you get...

  • A Guide to the National Museum of Iceland

    No trip to a big city is complete without diving into local history at its primary museum, and...

  • A History of Religion in Norway

    Here is a brief history of religion in Norway, and how you can explore the country's religious past...

  • À la Carte Menu

    Spoil yourself - upgrade to the à la carte menu and choose from the best products we collect along...

  • A Norway Passage: The Most Beautiful Voyage - Now Showing on Public Television Stations Across America

    This remarkable program is drawn from the award-winning, Guinness record-breaking, 134 hour live...

  • A quick guide to Arctic astronomy

    When you take a cruise in or near the Arctic Circle, you get a front-row seat to some of the sky's...

  • A Traveler's Guide to the Falkand Islands

    Dive into the fascinating history of the Falkand Islands, discover what the islands look like today...

  • A Trip Through the World’s Best Pantry

    Cruising Norway’s coastline is more than just a trip through fantastic nature. It’s also a culinary...

  • A Visit to Ny-Ålesund

    The Last Town Before the North Pole, and a Post Office at the Edge of Civilization

  • Behind the Lens with a Photographer: Stian Klo

    One week, three storms. All endured to get perfect pictures of Lofoten.

  • Birdwatching in Norway

    Avid bird watchers who embark on Norway coastal cruises will get a unique look at the avian species...

  • Bryggen

    Bergen´s UNESCO World Heritage Site revealsNorway´s most international city

  • Canada’s Climate: The Best of All Worlds

    Some view Canada as a land of permanent winter — snowy mountains for skiing and frozen lakes for ice...

  • Cape Horn’s History

    Cape Horn is hugely significant in human history. Its discovery opened up trade routes and broke up...

  • Celebrity Foodie Andreas Viestad Gives Hurtigruten Guests a True Taste of Norway

    Viestad is the host of the television series New Scandinavian Cooking - broadcast in more than 100...

  • Changing Climate in Antarctica

    With the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the early 18th century, human beings have been...

  • Climate change in the Arctic

    Svein Tveitdal, CEO Klima 2020, former UN Director and guest lecturer on board MS Midnatsol, shares...

  • Costa Rica Highlights Not to be Missed

    When it comes to paradise-like locations, Costa Rica is one of our top picks. From beach breaks to...

  • Crossing the Drake Passage

    The most voluminous current in the world, the Drake Passage was created nearly 40 million years ago....

  • Cruising to See the Northern Lights: Frequently Asked Questions

    Traveling to see the Northern Lights in Norway? Here's a guide regarding what temperatures to expect...

  • Cultures of Norway: The Kven people

    Norway is a country with many cultures, from the Viking ancestry you likely think of to recent...

  • Cultures of Norway: The Sami people

    The Sami people are indigenous to northern Norway, as well as to Sweden, Finland and the far north...

  • Deception Island: Five Things You Should Know

    Nestled in the South Shetland Islands archipelago, Deception Island, Antarctica, is one of the most...

  • Different Ways to See Machu Picchu

    If you’re thinking of visiting the fifteenth-century ruins of the Lost City of the Incas, then...

  • Discovery Style Voyages on the MS Midnatsol

    Now, exploring Antarctica isn't only for the fortunate few.

  • Discover Canada's Oldest Community at Pond Inlet

    Also known as Mittimatalik, Pond Inlet is situated on the far northern tip of Baffin Island in...

  • Discover the hidden delights of Saint Pierre and Miquelon

    The small enclave of St Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago under French jurisdiction, located off...

  • Discover the majestic scenery of Lofoten Islands

    For Norwegian Coastal cruisers, Svolvær will be the first destination see in the Lofoten Islands.

  • Eating Traditional Cuisine in Norway: What to Expect

    Norway's visitors often wonder what kind of food they should expect to find on their trip. Here's a...

  • Elephant Island: Five Facts You Need to Know

    Elephant Island, Antarctica, is named after the elephant seals that make their home there (as well...

  • Eleven Cool Iceland Facts

  • Europe Inspiration

    Visit historically-important cities, towns, and cultural sites in the homelands of many great...

  • Everything You Need to Know about Garibaldi Fjord

    Garibaldi fjord was formed by the Garibaldi glacier, and the glacier’s enormous remains can still be...

  • Expedition Team in Alaska and Canada

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in Antarctica

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in Greenland

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in Iceland

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in North America

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in Norway

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in South America

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in Svalbard

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in the Caribbean and Central America

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Expedition Team in the Northwest Passage

    Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your...

  • Exploring the Coast of Labrador, Canada

    Named after Portuguese explorer João Fernandes Lavrador (not the dog!), Labrador, Canada, is part of...

  • FAQ: Traveling to Svalbard

    Get to know Svalbard before your voyage with our overview of frequently asked questions.

  • Finnkirka

    A sacred point where one pauses to reflect on the heavens

  • Fishermen’s Cabins (Rorbu)

    Classic North Sea fishermen's cabins are now popular holiday cottages

  • Five Best Places to Experience the Midnight Sun

    Above the Arctic Circle, the midnight sun shines throughout the night, casting a reddish-yellow hue...

  • Five facts about St. John's, Newfoundland

    The vibrant capital of Newfoundland and Labrador is the quaint but not-to-be-missed city of St. John...

  • Five Facts You Need to Know About L'Anse aux Meadows

    L'Anse aux Meadows is thought to be the only Norse site in North America. It’s this unique claim...

  • Five Fascinating Deception Island Facts

    Located off Antarctica’s northern tip is the tiny but important Deception Island. Famed for its...

  • Five Must-Know Valparaíso Facts

    Valparaíso sits on the Chilean coast, rising up from the harbor like an amphitheater.

  • Five Things to Do in Heimaey

    Heimaey is the biggest island off the coast of Iceland and part of the Westman Island Archipelago,...

  • Five Things to Do in Höfn

    Höfn is a town in the southeast of Iceland. Situated on the Hornafjördur fjord, it’s home to 1,641...

  • Five Things to Do in Puerto Madryn

  • Five Things to Do in the South Sandwich Islands

    Nestled in the remote Southern Ocean north of mainland Antarctica are South Georgia and the South...

  • Fjords: Echoes of a glacier

    There are few sights out there as awe-inspiring as the fjords. Here's a look at how these impressive...

  • Flying the Flag for Hurtigruten

    From stewardess to championing sustainability

  • Fun Facts About the Penguins of Antarctica

    Learn some fun facts about the Antarctic penguins.

  • Get Acquainted with Hammerfest

    Read on to learn more about some of the captivating history behind Hammerfest, as well as some of...

  • Greenland Inspiration

    A green and white oasis in the middle of the rough sea with exceptional interaction between man and...

  • Grytviken Travel Guide: From Whaling Station to Intriguing Destination

    Although Grytviken sounds Scandinavian, it’s actually British and part of South Georgia and the...

  • Half Day in Reykjavik: Things to Do in Iceland’s Capital

    Meaning "Smoky Bay" in Icelandic, Reykjavik has a population of just 200,000. While that means that...

  • Hestmannen

    An iconic rock formation that inspired a great myth

  • Highlights of Valparaíso

  • Historic Sites in Trondheim

    Trondheim was founded by the Vikings in the 10th century, which makes it one of the oldest and most...

  • Historic World War II Sites in Bergen

    Bergen, a city you will have the chance to explore on your Norway cruise, is full of remnants and...

  • History of Dog Sledding

    Here's a look at the history of dog sledding and how it has helped shape society.

  • Hopedale, Newfoundland and Labrador: The Place of Whales

    In the north of Labrador, part of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, lies a small,...

  • Hosts of the Coast – Our Expedition Teams

    Sailing with Hurtigruten, you don’t just observe the coast – you understand and become a part of the...

  • How Big is Antarctica?

    Antarctica is one of the planet’s most remote destinations. With no permanent population and only...

  • Hurtigruten goes vegan!

    What’s that cooking in the galley? It’s our all new vegan menu!

  • Icelandic Culture and Interesting Facts

    Despite having one of the world’s smallest populations — 338,349 people — Iceland has a rich and...

  • Iceland Inspiration

    Where the ground is so hot it ventilates through hot springs, volcano eruptions and fiery saga tales...

  • Iceland’s Hot Springs

    Iceland is famed for its many natural wonders, and the hot springs found across the country are no...

  • Iceland’s Majestic Volcanoes

    Known as the land of ice and fire, Iceland is filled with more than 130 volcanoes, many of which are...

  • Iceland’s Mesmerizing Strokkur Geyser

    The Haukadalur Valley is home to many typical Icelandic geothermal features, including the...

  • Iceland’s Wildlife: What Animals Are There on the Island?

    For a relatively small and remote island with a population of only around 330,000 people, Iceland...

  • Interview with Northern Lights expert Dr. John Mason

    Dr. Mason has been working with Hurtigruten since 2007, and this will be his eleventh consecutive...

  • In Search of the Great White Bear

    Up until 1973 men hunted mercilessly for polar bears in the Arctic. Today, the only hunting we do...

  • Is an Antarctic Cruise Right for You?

    People who travel to Antarctica are in search of something incredible. Here are some questions you...

  • Is the Antarctic a Desert?

    Antarctica is the fifth-largest continent on earth and nearly doubles in size in winter due to icing...

  • Jostedalsbreen Glacier

    Previously an icy highway for isolated fjord dwellers, Europe’s biggest glacier is now a skier’s...

  • King Crab

    Introduced to the Barents Sea by Russian scientists, the red king crab is now an important part of...

  • Kjeungskjær Lighthouse

    One of Norway’s most distinctive lighthouses guides traffic in and out of the Trondheim Fjord...

  • Know Your Norse gods

    If you're planning on heading out for a cruise in Norway in the near future, taking the time to...

  • Late Summer in Antarctica

    If you choose to go on an Antarctica cruise in February or March, you will be seeing the continent...

  • Látrabjarg: The Ultimate Bird Cliff

    Bird cliffs are steep and shelved to provide nesting places for birds — and nowhere on earth is...

  • Lima in 24 hours: Five Top Tips

    As one of South America’s liveliest cities, you’ll never run out of things to do in Lima.

  • Lofoten and Vesterålen

    Favored by tourists searching for the ‘authentic Norway’

  • Lofotveggen (the Lofoten Wall) and Vestfjorden

    All voyagers sailing west past Vestfjorden eventually reach the Lofoten Wall

  • Lyngsalpene (The Lyngen Alps)

    Ski-in, ski-out – right from your ship

  • Meet the Penguins of Antarctica

    Penguins are one of the first animals that come to mind when people think of Antarctica. However, of...

  • MS Fram Superior Expedition Voyages

    Superior Experiences for Adventurous Souls

  • Must-Read Articles

    Featuring incredible destinations such as Norway, Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland & Spitsbergen.

  • Myths and Legends of Iceland

    Iceland is a country of striking and sometimes supernatural beauty - which is matched by its rich...

  • Navigating the North Sea

    From the flood plains, beaches, and wetlands of the south to the windswept cliffs and dramatic...

  • Nordfjord

    A vast fjord region between Vestkapp and Europe’s largest glacier

  • North Cape

    At 71°10′21′′, North Cape is the northernmost point of Europe

  • Norway: Travel Guide

    The essence of Norway’s appeal is remarkably simple: this is one of the most beautiful countries on...

  • Norway's UNESCO World Heritage Sites

    Norway is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage sites.

  • Norwegian Fjords

    The Norwegian fjords contains two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and, according to National Geographic...

  • Norwegian Inventions

    On your Norway cruise, you'll experience plenty of natural and cultural beauty. However, there's...

  • Ny-Ålesund

    The most northernmost settlement in the world; the last inhabited place before the North Pole

  • On the hunt: Cloudberry picking in Norway

    This guide to cloudberry picking will have you finding these delicious golden berries in no time.

  • Outdoor Activity Pass

    From April 2018, nine of our ships along the Norwegian Coast will have Expedition Teams on board. As...

  • Paradise Bay: Five Facts You Should Know

    If you like frozen landscapes, you'll find paradise in Antarctica’s Paradise Bay — a harbor near...

  • Pioneering Spirit – Modern Cuisine

    Each of our three onboard restaurants is inspired by the early polar pioneers and their spirit of...

  • Plan your Svalbard Adventure: Things to See and Do

    If you decide to make a trip to Svalbard and Spitsbergen, keep these interesting possibilities of...

  • Polar Bear Spotting in the Arctic

    In the northernmost part of the world, where the ice is thick and the air is cold, there lives a...

  • Polar packing: What to bring on your trip to Antarctica

    Planning a trip to the Antarctic continent and wondering what to bring? You're not alone. That's why...

  • Port Stanley: Crown Jewel of the Falklands

    Port Stanley is the Falkland Islands’ capital and largest town. Situated on East Falkland, the...

  • Reindeer

    Essential for Sami culture and life, the reindeer provides everything from clothes to food and is...

  • Risøyrenna (The Risøy Channel)

    A shallow sound transformed into a major shipping lane

  • Sailing the Fram Strait

    Every year, our ships sail in the wake of great explorers across the icy waters of the Fram Strait. ...

  • Sailing the Southern Ocean

    Of the world’s five oceans, the Southern Ocean is probably the least well known, not least because...

  • Sail in the wake of Roald Amundsen

    For 500 years, adventurers and scientists searched for the polar sea route between the Atlantic and...

  • Saltstraumen: Braving the world's strongest whirlpool

    These are the type of sea monsters Odysseus faced in Homer's "Odyssey" - giant creatures that...

  • Sea Eagle

    Watching this majestic bird fly along while you are out on deck will make you wish you could fly...

  • Setting the Standard in Sustainable Technology

    With the launch of the first hybrid expedition ship MS Roald Amundsen, Hurtigruten is leading the...

  • Seven Facts about Nova Scotia

    Nova Scotia and its natural wonders might not be on the itinerary of your average traveler, but its...

  • Seven Incredible Drake Passage Facts

    You might assume that the Drake Passage was first sailed by British explorer Sir Francis Drake, but...

  • Seven Things to Do in Akureyri

  • Siglufjördur: A Not-So-Sleepy Fishing Village

    Iceland is renowned for its fishing villages, and Siglufjördur is one of the best. With a population...

  • Six Must-See Canadian Animals

    Unsurprisingly, in Canada’s nearly ten million square kilometers of land, there’s an array of...

  • Skrei

    The Valentine's Fish has prepared its whole life to get on your plate.

  • Slow TV: A Norwegian Institution

    While Norwegians certainly watch their fair share of television, they've got something we don't:...

  • Spring Cruise in Norway

    After a long, dark winter, the sun reappears and infuses new life along Norway’s coastline in March...

  • Stykkishólmur: Another Green World

  • Summer Cruise in Norway

    Summer (May to August) is the most popular season to explore Norway’s coastline. Enjoy more of the...

  • Sunnmørsalpene (The Sunnmøre Alps)

    Hiking in the mountains takes on a whole new meaning

  • Svalbard

    Realm of the polar bear

  • Svartisen Glacier

    A destination equally spectacular to both travelers and scientists

  • Svolværgeita (‘The Svolvær Goat’)

    Leap from one mountaintop to another, 984 feet above the town of Svolvær

  • The Arctic Circle

    ‘Crossing the line’ to the land of the Midnight Sun or the Northern Lights

  • The Atlantic Ocean Road

    Taste the sea and enjoy the coastal life along the world’s most scenic drive

  • The Atlantic Puffin

    A bird so special it even has its own festival.

  • The Best Things to Do in Buenos Aires

  • The Capital of the Falklands: Port Stanley History

    Port Stanley, the Falkland Islands’ quaint, beloved capital, was founded in 1843 and is now the...

  • The Fantastic Falkland Islands Animals

    Penguins, seals, and whales are just some animals that can be found on the Falkland Islands. With...

  • The Fish in the Norwegian Fjords

    Deepwater fish and gorgeous natural surroundings make fishing in Norwegian's fjords a splash for...

  • The Fram II expedition: A sensational adventure in northern Greenland

    Legendary explorer Otto Sverdrup and his crew made the Fram II expedition one of the most fruitful...

  • The Geirangerfjord

    The Geirangerfjord encapsulates all the Norwegian fjords and offers everything from the utmost...

  • The Godafoss Waterfall

    There are more than 10,000 waterfalls in Iceland due to the number of glaciers and the amount of...

  • The Gros Morne National Park Travel Guide

    Offering up exceptional natural beauty and the opportunity to experience one of the rarest...

  • The Helgeland Coast

    A ‘highlight reel’ of natural and cultural treasures along the north Norwegian coastline

  • The History of Antarctica

    Many people have never given Antarctica much thought at all, but the continent's history shows that...

  • The Hjørundfjord

    Off the beaten track, but still a fjord for the royals

  • The Icy Splendor of Jokulsarlon Lagoon

    Literally meaning glacial river lagoon, Jokulsarlon Lagoon is an enormous glacial lake situated in...

  • The Long, Wondrous History of Canada

    Like all of North America, the history of Canada is rich and varied. Read on to learn about the...

  • The Magical South Shetland Islands

    About 75 miles north of the Antarctic Peninsula are the South Shetland Islands. Their convenient...

  • The Majestic Landscapes of the Lemaire Channel

    The Lemaire Channel is one of the highlights of Antarctica, known for its imposing scenery and...

  • The Most Southerly Ocean in the World

    The epic Southern Ocean, also known as the Austral or Antarctic Ocean, surrounds the earth’s most...

  • The Natural Splendor of Seydisfjördur

    Located by a fjord in eastern Iceland, Seydisfjördur was settled in 1848 and used as a trading post...

  • The Northern Lights

    Everything you need to know about nature's own mesmerizing light show, the Aurora Borealis, and how...

  • The Northern Lights: 10 Photography Tips for Beginners

    Are you traveling to see the Northern Lights, or do you just live in close proximity to them? Either...

  • The Northern Lights: European Mythology & Legends

    Throughout history, the European continent has had many sightings of the Aurora Borealis; all of...

  • The Northern Lights: Frequently Asked Questions

  • The Northern Lights: Norse Myths & Legends

    The Northern Lights have inspired some of the most dramatic tales in Norse mythology. Vikings...

  • The Northern Lights: North American Myths & Legends

    Many of the stories surrounding the Northern Lights in North American communities arose from the...

  • The Seasons in Norway

    The four seasons in Norway are very distinct, and each have their own unique personality

  • The Seven Sisters

    Climb one or climb all - or stay on deck and just admire them

  • The Trondheimsfjord

    A historic voyage along the seaway where earls and powerful chieftains once set out to unite Norway...

  • The Vega Archipelago

    6500 islands, islets, and skerries, and a distinctive bird with priceless feathers

  • The Wildlife of the Valdes Peninsula

  • Things to do in Puerto Limón, Costa Rica

    As Costa Rica’s largest port, Puerto Limón simmers with amazing sights, sounds, and food.

  • Things to Do in One Day in Santiago de Chile

  • Things to Do in One Day in Valparaíso

  • Things to Do in Reykjavik: The Cosmopolitan Capital

    Reykjavik isn’t your average city. Besides being the capital of Iceland, it is the country’s largest...

  • Things to Do in Snæfellsnes

    Located in western Iceland, Snæfellsnes (pronounced SNAIY-fell-SNES) and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula...

  • Tierra del Fuego National Park

    Tierra del Fuego National Park is the world’s southernmost national park. It’s located on the island...

  • Top Five Reykjavik Museums

    For a relatively small city, Reykjavik is full of culture and history, celebrated in its excellent...

  • Top Five Things to Do in Ushuaia

  • Top Five Things to Do on South Georgia Island

    South Georgia Island is among the earth’s most remote territories. Things to do here include...

  • Top Things to See in Bergen

    The harbor town of Bergen saw the likes of Viking King Olav Haraldsson III more than 900 years ago....

  • Torghatten

    A hole in his hat was the price a king paid for saving several maidens in trouble

  • Torres del Paine National Park

    Torres del Paine National Park is an area of natural importance spanning 448,284 acres in a remote...

  • Travel guide to the Northwest Passage

    History is full of attempts to sail the Northwest Passage. Here are a few things you should know...

  • Trollfjorden and Raftsundet

    Experience fjords that cut inland through towering mountain ranges

  • Trondenes Church

    A medieval stone church once protected from roving bandits by its clever design

  • Two Ships - Two Ways to Visit Antarctica

    Now Hurtigruten has two ways to visit Antarctica: Discovery Style Voyages on MS Midnatsol or...

  • Weather in Antarctica

    Dramatic seasons, harsh temperatures, and impressive winds all help make the Great White Continent...

  • Weddell Sea Wildlife in Antarctica's Icy Waters

    While it’s hard to imagine anything surviving the glacial temperatures of the Antarctic, the Weddell...

  • Whales

    The undisputed kings of the sea.

  • Whale Watching in Iceland

    The seas around Iceland's shores might be too chilly for humans, but for many other species, they...

  • What Causes the Northern Lights?

    The Northern Lights have occurred since the dawn of our planet. Dinosaurs walked under them, just as...

  • What to pack for your cruise to the Northwest Passage

    In addition to your ordinary packing list, we recommend a few items for your expedition to the high...

  • What to See in Thingvellir National Park

    Thingvellir National Park is located just 28 miles northeast of Reykjavik along Iceland’s popular...

  • What’s a Sea Stack and How Are They Formed?

    Considered by many as one of the most amazing natural wonders in the world, sea stacks have long...

  • What’s Antarctica’s time zone? That depends on who you ask.

  • Wildlife in Svalbard

    Demanding, resistant and in an abundance. The opportunity to experience the Arctic wilderness on the...

  • Wildlife on the Norwegian Coast

    As a result of varied geography and climate, Norway is home to a wide range of animals - from the...

  • Winter Wonderland Cruise in Norway

    Winter (Nov. to Feb.) is perhaps the most beautiful time to explore Norway's coastline. Join us and...

  • Young Explorers’ Programme: Bring your kids on board

    Young Explorer is a complimentary, year-round programme on selected Hurtigruten ships for curious...

  • Your Essential Icelandic Bird Guide

    Several species of migrating bird pass through Iceland due to its location in the North Atlantic...

  • Your guide to a traditional Norwegian breakfast

    From topping your meal off with a slice of Jarlsberg cheese to digging into a scrumptious plate of...

  • Port Lockroy: Five Fun Facts

    Located off the Antarctic Peninsula’s coast, Port Lockroy is a natural harbor with two ship visits...

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