About Hurtigruten Cruises
Hurtigruten’s ships sail along the Norwegian coast year-round, and are perfect for adventurous travelers who want in-depth knowledge about the places they’re visiting. Norwegians actually use the line as a means of transport, only staying onboard for a few ports before getting off. Other travelers, mostly from other parts of Europe, view the voyage as a regular cruise. The line also offers expedition cruises. Shore excursions and expert lectures are a huge draw for Hurtigruten cruisers, and passengers even get the chance to participate in “citizen science” projects. Pricing structure is a bit different than most mainstream cruise lines. Guests can choose from three package levels, with the highest level including more than the lowest. Though the price point might indicate luxury, Hurtigruten is not for those who want a luxury cruise. Instead, the line is perfect for those that care to learn about the environment they’ll be visiting, including the science behind some of it, as well as those seeking action-packed, adventurous excursions.
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16 Hurtigruten Cruises ships
MS Eirik Raude (MS Midnatsol prior to the makeover) is named for the Viking explorer, also known as...
Indulge in the relaxed atmosphere of a Hurtigruten cruise while enjoying breathtaking scenery aboard...
Norway's reigning monarch, a seasoned sailor, lends his name to this remarkable vessel. King Harald...
Ship size:
- XL: 4,000 + passengers
- L: 2,000 to 4,000 passengers
- M: 500 to 2,000 passengers
- S: Less than 500 passengers
Price:
- $$$$: $1500 and up
- $$$: Up to $1500
- $$: Up to $1000
- $: Up to $500