Kirkenes
Kirkenes 05/01/2024
Your voyage begins in the Arctic in the town of Kirkenes, just a few miles from the Russian border—farther east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul! You'll likely notice that Norway's gigantic neighbor has many influences, from road signs in both Norwegian and Russian to a monthly Russian market and the World War II Russian Monument. For those interested in history, the Varanger Museum in Kirkenes has exhibits about how the town was involved during World War II, where it was bombed a total of 328 times in four years, making it the most bombed place during the war after Malta. For more insights into this somber period, visit the Andersgrotta World War II Bomb Shelter which could house up to 2,500 people underground. In the port of Vardø, you'll find the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains in use by the military to this day. We'll cruise Norway's coastline to the small port of Båtsfjord in the evening. Then it's on to Berlevåg. You might be able to make out Mount Tanahorn to the west, or see Kjølnes Lighthouse blinking atop its cliff overlooking the Barents Sea. Time in port: Kirkenes: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm, Vardø: 4:05 pm to 5:00 pm, Båtsfjord: 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Berlevåg: 10:25 pm to 10:35 pm.,
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Vardo
Vardo 05/01/2024
Your voyage begins in the Arctic in the town of Kirkenes, just a few miles from the Russian border—farther east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul! You'll likely notice that Norway's gigantic neighbor has many influences, from road signs in both Norwegian and Russian to a monthly Russian market and the World War II Russian Monument. For those interested in history, the Varanger Museum in Kirkenes has exhibits about how the town was involved during World War II, where it was bombed a total of 328 times in four years, making it the most bombed place during the war after Malta. For more insights into this somber period, visit the Andersgrotta World War II Bomb Shelter which could house up to 2,500 people underground. In the port of Vardø, you'll find the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains in use by the military to this day. We'll cruise Norway's coastline to the small port of Båtsfjord in the evening. Then it's on to Berlevåg. You might be able to make out Mount Tanahorn to the west, or see Kjølnes Lighthouse blinking atop its cliff overlooking the Barents Sea. Time in port: Kirkenes: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm, Vardø: 4:05 pm to 5:00 pm, Båtsfjord: 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Berlevåg: 10:25 pm to 10:35 pm.,
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Batsfjord
Batsfjord 05/01/2024
Your voyage begins in the Arctic in the town of Kirkenes, just a few miles from the Russian border—farther east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul! You'll likely notice that Norway's gigantic neighbor has many influences, from road signs in both Norwegian and Russian to a monthly Russian market and the World War II Russian Monument. For those interested in history, the Varanger Museum in Kirkenes has exhibits about how the town was involved during World War II, where it was bombed a total of 328 times in four years, making it the most bombed place during the war after Malta. For more insights into this somber period, visit the Andersgrotta World War II Bomb Shelter which could house up to 2,500 people underground. In the port of Vardø, you'll find the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains in use by the military to this day. We'll cruise Norway's coastline to the small port of Båtsfjord in the evening. Then it's on to Berlevåg. You might be able to make out Mount Tanahorn to the west, or see Kjølnes Lighthouse blinking atop its cliff overlooking the Barents Sea. Time in port: Kirkenes: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm, Vardø: 4:05 pm to 5:00 pm, Båtsfjord: 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Berlevåg: 10:25 pm to 10:35 pm.,
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Berlevag
Berlevag 05/01/2024
Your voyage begins in the Arctic in the town of Kirkenes, just a few miles from the Russian border—farther east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul! You'll likely notice that Norway's gigantic neighbor has many influences, from road signs in both Norwegian and Russian to a monthly Russian market and the World War II Russian Monument. For those interested in history, the Varanger Museum in Kirkenes has exhibits about how the town was involved during World War II, where it was bombed a total of 328 times in four years, making it the most bombed place during the war after Malta. For more insights into this somber period, visit the Andersgrotta World War II Bomb Shelter which could house up to 2,500 people underground. In the port of Vardø, you'll find the star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, built in 1737. The northernmost fortification of any kind, it remains in use by the military to this day. We'll cruise Norway's coastline to the small port of Båtsfjord in the evening. Then it's on to Berlevåg. You might be able to make out Mount Tanahorn to the west, or see Kjølnes Lighthouse blinking atop its cliff overlooking the Barents Sea. Time in port: Kirkenes: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm, Vardø: 4:05 pm to 5:00 pm, Båtsfjord: 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm, Berlevåg: 10:25 pm to 10:35 pm.,
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Mehamn
Mehamn 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Kjollefjord
Kjollefjord 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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North Cape (Honningsvag)
North Cape (Honningsvag) 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Havoysund
Havoysund 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Hammerfest
Hammerfest 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Oksfjord
Oksfjord 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Skjervoy
Skjervoy 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Tromso
Tromso 05/02/2024
Around midnight, we dock at Mehamn with the option to join in winter a snowmobile trip to hunt the aurora. North Cape breakfast: We again dock at Honningsvåg, where you can join an excursion that includes eating breakfast at the North Cape. The ship continues to Hammerfest, where you can see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Meridian Column. You can also join a mini-mountain expedition and learn about local polar hero Adolf Lindstrøm. We continue south to Øksfjord with a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. Midnight adventures: We then dock at Tromsø, just in time to enjoy a midnight concert at the Arctic Cathedral. You can also explore Tromsø under the midnight sun by boat in summer. You may want to drop by Ølhallen, a classic pub for a friendly beer. Time in port: Mehamn: 1:20 am–1:30 am; Kjøllefjord: 3:25 am–3:35 am; Honningsvåg: 5:45 am–6 am; Havøysund: 8 am–8:15 am; Hammerfest: 11 am–12:45 pm; Øksfjord: 3:50 pm–4:05 pm; Skjervøy: 7:30 pm–7:45 pm; Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am.,
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Tromso
Tromso 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Finnsnes
Finnsnes 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Harstad
Harstad 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Risoyhamn
Risoyhamn 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Sortland
Sortland 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Stokmarknes
Stokmarknes 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Trollfjord
Trollfjord 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Svolvaer
Svolvaer 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Stamsund
Stamsund 05/03/2024
History and culture: This morning, we arrive at Harstad, where you can join one of the classic excursions — A Taste of Vesterålen. Discover history, beautiful scenery, and cultural heritage sites on this tour that rejoins the ship at Sortland. Those who stay on the ship experience a passage through the Risøyrenna, a shallow channel made for Hurtigruten in the 1920s. Lofoten and Trollfjord: Get ready now for some amazing scenery as we sail through the world-famous islands of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Lofoten is known for its natural beauty, steep mountains, wild nature, and picturesque fishing villages. Our daylight sailing route through the region is the voyage highlight for many. After a short stop at the tiny village of Risøyhamn, we continue to Stokmarknes — where Hurtigruten began more than 125 years ago. You can visit the Hurtigruten Museum here. Continuing south, it will look like we're headed into a mountain wall, but don't worry. We are in fact sailing through a passage into the narrow Raftsund, flanked by peaks rising 1,000 meters out of the sea. We now arrive at amazing Trollfjord. If conditions allow, we will sail between sheer cliffs that seem close enough to reach out and touch. It's an unforgettable experience! Next we arrive in Svolvær, where you can choose from several excursion options. Go horseback riding along a beach at sunset, head out on spectacular hikes, join a fast-boat tour on the fjord, or relax in town at one of many cafés, pubs, and restaurants. TIME IN PORT: Tromsø: 11:45 pm–1:30 am; Finnsnes: 4:20 am–4:40 am; Harstad: 8 am–8:30 am; Risøyhamn: 10:45 am–11 am; Sortland: 12:30 pm–1 pm; Stokmarknes: 2:15 pm–3:15 pm; Svolvær: 6:30 pm–8:30 pm; Stamsund: 10:15 pm–11:30 pm.,
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Bodo
Bodo 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Ornes
Ornes 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Torghatten, Norway
Torghatten, Norway 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Seven Sisters
Seven Sisters 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Nesna
Nesna 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Sandnessjoen
Sandnessjoen 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Bronnoysund
Bronnoysund 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Rorvik
Rorvik 05/04/2024
Crossing the Arctic Circle is an important rite of passage. Today we celebrate the occasion on deck with a taste of Arctic tradition – a spoonful of cod liver oil. Sailing along the Helgeland coast, you see the strange mountain, Torghatten (258 meters above sea level), famous for the distinctive hole through its center. The hole is 160 meters long, 35 meters high and 20 meters wide, and was formed during the ice age. Participate on a hike up the mountain. Another highlight is sailing past the Seven Sisters mountain range. It is easy to see how the peaks influenced ancient legend. The story goes that seven beautiful troll sisters were caught out at sunrise and turned to stone, thus creating the seven beautiful mountaintops. Next, we briefly stop at the idyllic trading post of Nesna before moving on to Sandnessjøen. From here, you can join an optional excursion to a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vega Islands. The UNESCO World Heritage status is due to the unique centuries-old interaction between the islanders and eider ducks. Learn how the locals sustain a livelihood of making down-filled duvets. In Brønnøysund, join an excursion to the Norwegian Aquaculture Center for an informative tour and taste of fresh salmon, from April through October. Even though we're south of the Arctic Circle, there are still good chances to see the Northern Lights in winter. The Midnight Sun may not shine, but you still experience seemingly endless daylight during late spring and summer. Time in port: Bodø: 02:30 am to 03:30 am, Ørnes: 06:25 am to 06:35 am, Nesna: 10:25 am to 10:35 am, Sandnessjøen: 11:45 am to 12:15 pm, Brønnøysund: 3:00 pm to 5:25 pm, Rørvik: 9:00 pm to 9:30 pm.,
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Trondheim
Trondheim 05/05/2024
Trondheim: Today, you have a chance to explore the wooden city of history: Trondheim. Be sure to visit the majestic Nidaros Cathedral, built over the burial site of King Olav II who reigned from 1015 to 1028. Spectacular scenery and life of the sea: As we sail along the coast, you will realize the importance of fishing to Norway's coastal communities. Kristiansund is regarded as Norway's 'dried cod capital' because of its long-time export of salted dry fish. Here you can join an excursion along the Atlantic Road, a National Scenic Route. The 8-kilometer stretch of highway spans eight bridges, crosses picturesque landscapes, and is surrounded by open sea. Another interesting excursion is to the Bergtatt marble mine, which takes you inside a mountain and across an illuminated subterranean lake before serving you a meal in the mine's 'Grand Hall'. Norwegian alps: Those who remain aboard at Kristiansund will experience the ship's open sea crossing towards Molde — Norway's 'City of Roses'. From there, you can see the distant pointed peaks of the Romsdal Alps across the fjord, called the 'Molde Panorama'. TIME IN PORT: Trondheim: 6:30 am–9:30 am; Kristiansund: 4:30 pm–5:30 pm; Molde: 9:15 pm–9:45 pm.,
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Kristiansund
Kristiansund 05/05/2024
Trondheim: Today, you have a chance to explore the wooden city of history: Trondheim. Be sure to visit the majestic Nidaros Cathedral, built over the burial site of King Olav II who reigned from 1015 to 1028. Spectacular scenery and life of the sea: As we sail along the coast, you will realize the importance of fishing to Norway's coastal communities. Kristiansund is regarded as Norway's 'dried cod capital' because of its long-time export of salted dry fish. Here you can join an excursion along the Atlantic Road, a National Scenic Route. The 8-kilometer stretch of highway spans eight bridges, crosses picturesque landscapes, and is surrounded by open sea. Another interesting excursion is to the Bergtatt marble mine, which takes you inside a mountain and across an illuminated subterranean lake before serving you a meal in the mine's 'Grand Hall'. Norwegian alps: Those who remain aboard at Kristiansund will experience the ship's open sea crossing towards Molde — Norway's 'City of Roses'. From there, you can see the distant pointed peaks of the Romsdal Alps across the fjord, called the 'Molde Panorama'. TIME IN PORT: Trondheim: 6:30 am–9:30 am; Kristiansund: 4:30 pm–5:30 pm; Molde: 9:15 pm–9:45 pm.,
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Molde
Molde 05/05/2024
Trondheim: Today, you have a chance to explore the wooden city of history: Trondheim. Be sure to visit the majestic Nidaros Cathedral, built over the burial site of King Olav II who reigned from 1015 to 1028. Spectacular scenery and life of the sea: As we sail along the coast, you will realize the importance of fishing to Norway's coastal communities. Kristiansund is regarded as Norway's 'dried cod capital' because of its long-time export of salted dry fish. Here you can join an excursion along the Atlantic Road, a National Scenic Route. The 8-kilometer stretch of highway spans eight bridges, crosses picturesque landscapes, and is surrounded by open sea. Another interesting excursion is to the Bergtatt marble mine, which takes you inside a mountain and across an illuminated subterranean lake before serving you a meal in the mine's 'Grand Hall'. Norwegian alps: Those who remain aboard at Kristiansund will experience the ship's open sea crossing towards Molde — Norway's 'City of Roses'. From there, you can see the distant pointed peaks of the Romsdal Alps across the fjord, called the 'Molde Panorama'. TIME IN PORT: Trondheim: 6:30 am–9:30 am; Kristiansund: 4:30 pm–5:30 pm; Molde: 9:15 pm–9:45 pm.,
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Alesund
Alesund 05/06/2024
During the night, the ship calls at Ålesund, Torvik, and Måløy, as our voyage draws to a close. Before docking in Bergen, there is fascinating scenery to see, including picturesque Nordfjord beneath Jostedal Glacier. Here the fjord widens to the east and reaches 90 kilometers inland. In the morning, we dock at Florø, Norway's westernmost community. A few nautical miles south of Florø, we cross the mouth of the mighty Sognefjord, taking in superb views of the magnificent island-studded coastline en route. Finally, you disembark in the Hanseatic city of Bergen with unforgettable memories of a truly unique part of the world. Time in port: Ålesund: 00:30 am to 01:20 am, Torvik: 02:35 am to 02:45 am, Måløy: 05:45 am to 06:00 am, Florø: 08:15 am to 08:30 am, Bergen: 14:45 pm.,
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Torvik
Torvik 05/06/2024
During the night, the ship calls at Ålesund, Torvik, and Måløy, as our voyage draws to a close. Before docking in Bergen, there is fascinating scenery to see, including picturesque Nordfjord beneath Jostedal Glacier. Here the fjord widens to the east and reaches 90 kilometers inland. In the morning, we dock at Florø, Norway's westernmost community. A few nautical miles south of Florø, we cross the mouth of the mighty Sognefjord, taking in superb views of the magnificent island-studded coastline en route. Finally, you disembark in the Hanseatic city of Bergen with unforgettable memories of a truly unique part of the world. Time in port: Ålesund: 00:30 am to 01:20 am, Torvik: 02:35 am to 02:45 am, Måløy: 05:45 am to 06:00 am, Florø: 08:15 am to 08:30 am, Bergen: 14:45 pm.,
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Maloy
Maloy 05/06/2024
During the night, the ship calls at Ålesund, Torvik, and Måløy, as our voyage draws to a close. Before docking in Bergen, there is fascinating scenery to see, including picturesque Nordfjord beneath Jostedal Glacier. Here the fjord widens to the east and reaches 90 kilometers inland. In the morning, we dock at Florø, Norway's westernmost community. A few nautical miles south of Florø, we cross the mouth of the mighty Sognefjord, taking in superb views of the magnificent island-studded coastline en route. Finally, you disembark in the Hanseatic city of Bergen with unforgettable memories of a truly unique part of the world. Time in port: Ålesund: 00:30 am to 01:20 am, Torvik: 02:35 am to 02:45 am, Måløy: 05:45 am to 06:00 am, Florø: 08:15 am to 08:30 am, Bergen: 14:45 pm.,
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Floro
Floro 05/06/2024
During the night, the ship calls at Ålesund, Torvik, and Måløy, as our voyage draws to a close. Before docking in Bergen, there is fascinating scenery to see, including picturesque Nordfjord beneath Jostedal Glacier. Here the fjord widens to the east and reaches 90 kilometers inland. In the morning, we dock at Florø, Norway's westernmost community. A few nautical miles south of Florø, we cross the mouth of the mighty Sognefjord, taking in superb views of the magnificent island-studded coastline en route. Finally, you disembark in the Hanseatic city of Bergen with unforgettable memories of a truly unique part of the world. Time in port: Ålesund: 00:30 am to 01:20 am, Torvik: 02:35 am to 02:45 am, Måløy: 05:45 am to 06:00 am, Florø: 08:15 am to 08:30 am, Bergen: 14:45 pm.,
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Bergen
Bergen 05/06/2024
During the night, the ship calls at Ålesund, Torvik, and Måløy, as our voyage draws to a close. Before docking in Bergen, there is fascinating scenery to see, including picturesque Nordfjord beneath Jostedal Glacier. Here the fjord widens to the east and reaches 90 kilometers inland. In the morning, we dock at Florø, Norway's westernmost community. A few nautical miles south of Florø, we cross the mouth of the mighty Sognefjord, taking in superb views of the magnificent island-studded coastline en route. Finally, you disembark in the Hanseatic city of Bergen with unforgettable memories of a truly unique part of the world. Time in port: Ålesund: 00:30 am to 01:20 am, Torvik: 02:35 am to 02:45 am, Måløy: 05:45 am to 06:00 am, Florø: 08:15 am to 08:30 am, Bergen: 14:45 pm.,
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The Signature Collection – Exclusive Amenities
In addition to a full makeover, the aft-facing Torget main restaurant has large deck-to-ceiling windows.
The ship's spacious, two-storey panorama lounge is above the bow. Its wall-to-wall windows bathe the lounge in natural light and provide extraordinary views.
One can relax with a drink or can head to sauna or Jacuzzi.
