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Art Nouveau Walk: Learn about the intriguing story behind the Art Nouveau architecture in Ålesund, on this guided walk through the city. We will walk pass the picturesque fishing port and the charming Apotekertorget square, and visit the Centre of Art Nouveau. Click to explore!
Sámi Culture: This is a unique opportunity to meet a family of Sami reindeer herders and experience the rich history and fascinating nature of the area. Hear the classic Sámi joik and try lassoing a reindeer! Click to explore!
Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Mount Aksla: Atlanterhavsparken is one of northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums, an architectural gem integrated into the shoreline. You will enjoy close encounters with some of the rich marine life found in and around the coastal waters of Norway. Click to explore!
ATV/Quad Safari to the Russian Border: Take a fun ride to the Russian border on an ATV. Enjoy a stop at the border where coffee, tea and snacks will be served. Discover Kirkenes, the area around it and the Russian border by quad bike. Spend two hours exploring the nature, historical sights and highlights. The guide meets you at the quay and introduces you to safety instructions before you drive in pairs to the viewpoint overlooking the Sydvaranger mines. Here, the guide will give you an insight into the history of the place. Click to explore!
Birdwatching Safari: One of the biggest bird cliffs in Norway is located a bit west of the North Cape. The birds inhabit several small islands, known as ‘Stappan’, which are close to the fishing village of Gjesvær. Warm and cold ocean currents meet here, so the sea is rich in nourishment. Click to explore!
Dog Sledding: The tour begins with a drive to Kvaløya Island, where you can admire the views of white-covered mountains and long fjords. Experience the thrill of a husky dog sled ride. Learn more about sledding and the adorable but hardworking dogs. Click to explore!
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen: Join us for a sightseeing tour through Bodø and a visit to the strongest tidal current in the world, three tousand year old Saltstraumen. Click to explore!
Highlights of Lofoten: Join us for an excursion that takes you through Lofoten's many fishing villages and towns, starting in Stamsund and ending in Kabelvåg. Click to explore!
Honningsvåg: Fishing Village Visit: This excursion takes you from Honningsvåg, through the fantastic scenery of the island Magerøya, to the fishing villages Kamøyvær and Skarsvåg. On the way to the fishing villages, your guide will tell you about the nature, local culture and history of the area. Click to explore!
Husky Sled Adventure: We start with a short drive to the Kirkenes Snowhotel, situated next to Gabba Reindeer Park, where you will be outfitted with warm outdoor clothing: Snow overalls, shoes, gloves, and a hat are provided for you. Then it’s time to meet the dogs! The huskies are harnessed to your sled, and eagerly waiting to transport you across the frozen landscape. There will be two passengers per sled, each with its own experienced musher, who also serves as your guide. Sit back and enjoy the ride! Click to explore!
Kaviarfactory – an Old Factory Filled with Contemporary Art: When arriving at Stamsund, you are welcome to an amazing exhibition at Kaviarfactoy, an international venue of contemporary art. The Kaviarfactoy is located at Henningsvær, in the middle of the archipelago of Lofoten. Click to explore!
Kayaking: Experience the sea in an intense and exciting way! On this excursion we head to Håkøya, an area outside Tromsø that is popular for paddling. With your experienced guide, you will paddle in the waters off the coast of Tromsø with the mountains forming a stunning backdrop. Kayaking is a great way to get close to the marine wildlife. Click to explore!
King Crab Expedition: Have a fantastic day on the water, where you will catch, prepare – and most importantly – eat the king crab, the giants of the Barents Sea. Red king crabs can be very large, weighing up to 22 pounds and with a leg span of up to almost 6 feet! Click to explore!
Kirkenes Snowhotel: Visit the coolest hotel in the world. Kirkenes Snowhotel is set in idyllic surroundings near Gabba Reindeer Park. Click to explore!
Meet the Vikings During Summer: Get a taste of the Viking age. Join us on a historical journey from Stamsund to Borg, and then to the Lofotr Viking Museum. Get closer with the Vikings! Click to explore!
Nidaros Cathedral & Ringve Museum: Discover the awe-inspiring perfection of Norway’s national shrine. Trondheim is an ancient city, founded by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason in 997. Today we will explore two of Trondheim’s main attractions. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: Travel from Bergen to Voss, Flåm and Gudvangen to see some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway - all in one day. Click to explore!
Norwegian Classic Art in Trondheim: Your tour starts from the quay and takes you to Norway’s only Gothic style giant Cathedral. Here you can marvel at the cathedral’s incredible architectural details, and the Cathedral holds exquisite works of art. After a guided tour of the cathedral, you have some time off to explore on your own. Click to explore!
Overnight Husky Tour in Kirkenes: Explore one of Europe’s last remaining wilderness areas by dog sled. On this trip, you will travel to a wilderness camp on a husky sledge and enjoy an overnight stay at the camp, surrounded by nature. After a short drive to a husky farm, you get instructions on how to harness your own husky team. Click to explore!
Polar History Walk: Learn about Polar history in the Arctic. Tromsø is the largest town in northern Norway and brimming with polar history. Click to explore!
RIB Safari to Saltstraumen: Saltstraumen is the world’s most powerful tidal current. Four times a day, 13 billion cubic feet of water is forced in and out through a passage that is approximately 492 feet wide and 102 feet deep. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Spend three days in Røros and experience a living museum: a specially preserved historical town center, surrounded by three national parks. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Enjoy a stay under Finnmark´s legendary skies with a night in the Snowhotel's cozy Gamme Cabins. Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Safari: On this excursion you will drive a snowmobile over a frozen fjord and across the beautiful landscape in the height of the Arctic winter. Two people occupy each vehicle, and we will receive thorough instructions on snowmobiling safety before the trip starts. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Trip in Lapland: Join an unforgettable snowmobile trip to one of Europe’s most extreme and exciting natural areas. We start at the old trading post and fishing village of Kjøllefjord, and go over the mountains to Mehamn. On the way, the guides will tell you about the Sámi people, the geographic and climatic conditions, what life is like on the Finnmark coast, and how the local population utilizes nature in both the summer and winter months. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
The Arctic Capital Tromsø: Tromsø is located beside the mighty Arctic Ocean and surrounded by towering mountains. It also has a fascinating history that includes hunting in the Arctic Ocean, timber transport from Russian rivers, the pomor trade, and coal mining. Today Tromsø is a vibrant town with a rich cultural life, and a center for research and education. Click to explore!
The North Cape: Enjoy the magnificent landscape as you cross the 71st parallel on our journey toward the North Cape, the northernmost point of the European continent. In the summer, you might come across herds of grazing reindeer and a small camp belonging to Sámi reindeer herders. In the winter, the endless white plains and snow-capped mountains are highlighted by dramatic weather and that special Arctic light. Click to explore!
The Russian Border: The only town in Norway where East meets West, Kirkenes is the turning point of your Hurtigruten voyage. You can see the Russian influence characterized by street signs in both languages, and you can often hear Russian being spoken. Click to explore!
A Taste of Vesterålen: This outing is one of the real classics of Hurtigruten’s excursion program. You will experience history, beautiful scenery, and a selection of breathtaking sights. Click to explore!
Art, Music & History in Harstad: Today we aim to give you an in-depth understanding of Norwegian history, as well enjoying beautiful sceneries and sailing through other breath-taking sights! Click to explore!
Bergen City Sightseeing: Bergen is an international city with small town charm surrounded by seven imposing mountains. Enjoy a guided tour past the picturesque alleys and well-known locations such as the Nordnes Peninsula, Håkon’s Hall, and the Rosenkrantz Tower, Maria Church, Bergen harbor, and the famous fish market. Click to explore!
Bergtatt – a Magnificent Marble Mine: Join an unforgettable sailing on an illuminated crystal clear lake, and visit a marble mine. Enjoy a light meal in amazing surroundings, before we do a short sightseeing in Molde. Click to explore!
Breakfast at the North Cape: The North Cape plateau stretches over 1,000 feet above the churning Arctic Ocean, and you will feel like you're at the very end of the world. Breakfast is served in the North Cape Hall, where you can enjoy the lavish buffet with views to the endless horizon. Click to explore!
Brønnøysund Village Walk: Join us on this guided walk in Brønnøysund, known for the legendary mountain Torghatten. The village walk of Brønnøysund takes you on a historical journey from the 1800s to the present day! First we make a short stop at the port where the fishing boats dock, and if we are lucky we get to taste delicious fresh shrimps. Then we continue through the town to the beautiful parish church from 1870. Click to explore!
Classic Art in Lofoten: The beautiful scenery and unique architecture of Lofoten attracts artists from all over the world. First we will visit the majestetic cathedral of Lofoten. The cathedral is built entirely of wood in Gothic Revival style. Click to explore!
Fishing in Lofoten: Legendary Lofoten fishing has been going on for thousands of years – now it’s your turn to give it a try! The Lofoten fishery is the world’s greatest cod fishery, and has always been the basis for human settlement in the archipelago. Every year, cod comes down from the Barents Sea to spawn along the north Norwegian coast, particularly in Lofoten, where spawning conditions are ideal. Click to explore!
Hiking Mount Fløien in Bergen: Ride the funicular straight from Bergen city center to Mount Fløien and walk the city mountains. Leave the busy streets of Bergen behind and take the Fløibanen funicular to Bergen’s mountains. You’ll meet up with a local mountain guide at Fløibanen’s top station and enjoy a peaceful and beautiful two-hour nature walk (approx. 3 miles). Click to explore!
Lofoten by Horse: Enjoy a horseback ride through the magnificent scenery of the Lofoten Islands. You’ll be picked up at the port in Svolvær and taken to meet your Icelandic steeds at the Hov Horse Farm in Gimsøy on the Lofoten Archipelago’s Atlantic coast. Click to explore!
Lofoten Islands: The Lofoten Islands are known for excellent fishing, extreme and wild nature, and small fishing villages. During the trip from Svolvær to Stamsund, you get to see sheltered bays, white-sand beaches, and large areas of green farmland. Click to explore!
Midnight Concert in the Arctic Cathedral: The Arctic Cathedral stands proud at the end of the Tromsø bridge and is clearly visible from the center of the town, set against the background of the 4,062-foot Tromsdalstind peak. Due to its striking shape and daring architecture, the church became known as ‘Ishavskatedralen’ (The Arctic Cathedral) as soon as it opened in 1965. The Arctic Cathedral is a beacon in the town, for churchgoers and for travelers. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: This unique tour takes you through some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway, traversing a landscape of breathtaking fjords and riding the spectacular Flåm Railway through the mountains, a masterpiece of engineering. Enjoy the Aurlandsfjord as well as the narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord and drive on one of the steepest stretches of road in northern Europe – the Stalheimskleiva road. Click to explore!
Overnight Husky Tour in Kirkenes: On this trip, you will travel to a wilderness camp on a husky sledge and enjoy an overnight stay at the camp, surrounded by nature. After a short drive to a husky farm, you get instructions on how to harness your own husky team. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Take a little detour from Trondheim to Oslo and enjoy two nights in a traditional hotel at the Røros World Heritage Site. This charming, colorful town is a living museum. The entire historical Røros town centre, with its authentic wooden buildings, is specially protected as a landmarked site. Located in the middle of Norway and only a little more than two hours from Trondheim, Røros is home to an active arts and crafts scene, factory outlets, quaint little shops and fine restaurants that serve local food made from seasonal produce. Click to explore!
Sea Eagle Safari: The Trollfjord in Lofoten is one of Norway’s smallest and most spectacular fjords, with high mountainsides rising right out of the sea. Lofoten has exciting birdlife, and the region is visited by hundreds of bird species during the year. Birdwatchers can look forward to seeing a rich diversity of species in a varied landscape. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Each cabin has air conditioning, floor heating, natural tiles, a bathroom with a separate aurora wall and a toilet. In winter, the Gamme cabins are covered in snow, giving them the appearance of igloos from the outside. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Trip in the Polar Night: Join us on unforgettable snowmobile trip to one of Europe’s most extreme and exciting natural areas. You will travel from Mehamn, the world’s northernmost mainland town, located on the wild and stormy Finnmark coast, and over the mountains to the old trading post and fishing village of Kjøllefjord. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
The Atlantic Road: The Atlantic Road zigzags across bridges and rock-fills from island-to-island right to the ocean's edge. The trip covers over 5 miles, crosses a total of eight bridges, and winds through a stunning coastal landscape. One of Norway’s most visited tourist destinations, the Atlantic Road won the Engineering Feat of the Century prize in 2005. Click to explore!
The Northernmost Town in the World: Established in 1789, Hammerfest is the northernmost town in the world. Upon arrival, the bus will take you to the Meridian Column, which commemorates the first official measurement of the exact size and shape of the Earth, and is an UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. This place also offers spectacular views of Melkøya and the the Snøhvit field, where gas from the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea is processed. Click to explore!
Trondheim and the Nidaros Cathedral: Norway’s original capital, Trondheim was founded in 997 by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, who gave the town the name ‘Nidaros’. Trondheim is a large city by Norwegian standards, though it has still managed to preserve many of the charms and intimacy of a small town. It is also a city full of contrasts, with monastery ruins, impressive wooden buildings, colorful wharves, and a beautiful red-painted city bridge dating back to 1861. Trondheim is home to a world-famous research and educational community, modern sports facilities, a lively night life, and much more. Click to explore!
Trondheim City Walk: This guided walk starts at the harbor, which was developed during the second half of the 19th century. We walk up to Stiftsgården, the royal residence in Trondheim. Possibly the largest wooden building in Northern Europe, this stately home has housed royals and their guests since 1800. We continue to the market square to take a closer look at the statue of the city’s founder, the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, towering over the busy square. Click to explore!

Summer

Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral: Enjoy a guided tour through the historical capital of Norway.Trondheim is beautifully situated by the Trondheimsfjord. With the Nid River meandering through the city center, it is surrounded by water on all sides. The history of the city has played an important role in the development of the country from the Viking age and medieval times, in which many of the popular attractions bear witness. The Norwegian Viking King Olav Tryggvason established the city in 997, and the original name of Trondheim was ‘Nidaros’. Click to explore!
Sámi Culture: This is a unique opportunity to meet a family of Sami reindeer herders and experience the rich history and fascinating nature of the area. Hear the classic Sámi joik and try lassoing a reindeer! Click to explore!
ATV/Quad Safari to the Russian Border: Take a fun ride to the Russian border on an ATV. Enjoy a stop at the border where coffee, tea and snacks will be served. Discover Kirkenes, the area around it and the Russian border by quad bike. Spend two hours exploring the nature, historical sights and highlights. The guide meets you at the quay and introduces you to safety instructions before you drive in pairs to the viewpoint overlooking the Sydvaranger mines. Here, the guide will give you an insight into the history of the place. Click to explore!
Birdwatching Safari: One of the biggest bird cliffs in Norway is located a bit west of the North Cape. The birds inhabit several small islands, known as ‘Stappan’, which are close to the fishing village of Gjesvær. Warm and cold ocean currents meet here, so the sea is rich in nourishment. This is also one of the most accessible bird cliffs in Norway. A short boat trip from Gjesvær will put you right in the heart of this birdwatcher’s paradise and nature reserve. Click to explore!
Cultural Walk in Honningsvåg: Join a guided  tour of the historic little church in Honningsvåg which was built in 1885 - and is one of the few buildings in Finnmark that survived World War II. The church has two beautiful custom-made crystal candlesticks, which were a gift from King Olav V. Click to explore!
Cycling in Trondheim: A lot of effort has been made to make Trondheim the most bike-friendly city in Norway. The city now has more than 3 miles of bicycle lanes throughout its center. This excursion will take you from the ship along the fjord and across the new bike bridge, offering some great views of Munkholmen, Trondheim’s monastery and fortress island. Click to explore!
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen: Join us for a sightseeing tour through Bodø and a visit to the strongest tidal current in the world, three thousand year old Saltstraumen. Click to explore!
Geiranger with Trollstigen Pass: Get ready for a full day exploring the famous UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, which is surrounded by snow-covered peaks, wild waterfalls, and lush vegetation. Your trip starts with a drive up the steep Ørneveien (the Eagle Road). From the top there is a magnificent view to the fjord itself. We continue to the serene Eidsdalsvatnet Lake, where you can enjoy a picturesque ferry ride to Linge. Back on dry land, the excursion continues to the stark, wild, high-alpine areas, stopping en route for photos at the impressive Gudbrandsjuvet (the Gudbrands Gorge). Click to explore!
Highlights of Lofoten: Join us for an excursion that takes you through Lofoten's many fishing villages and towns, starting in Stamsund and ending in Kabelvåg. Click to explore!
Kayaking: Experience the sea in an intense and exciting way! On this excursion we head to Håkøya, an area outside Tromsø that is popular for paddling. With your experienced guide, you will paddle in the waters off the coast of Tromsø with the mountains forming a stunning backdrop. Kayaking is a great way to get close to the marine wildlife. Click to explore!
Kayaking on the River Nid: Join this urban kayaking tour on the river Nid, which surrounds Trondheim. We paddle into to the city’s smaller channels, and get to see some of the main sights: the colorful wooden buildings by the harbor, Nidaros Cathedral, Kristiansten Fortress, and the popular Marinen Park are just some of the places you can see from the water. Click to explore!
King Crab Expedition: Have a fantastic day on the water, where you will catch, prepare – and most importantly – eat the king crab, the giants of the Barents Sea. Red king crabs can be very large, weighing up to 22 pounds and with a leg span of up to almost 6 feet! Click to explore!
Meet the Vikings During Summer: On the way to the Lofotr Viking Museum the guide will tell you about the life of the Vikings who lived here. Upon arrival, you are invited in to experience the chieftain’s house, which has been re-created in full size and features exhibits of finds dating back to the Viking age. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Tromsø: This mountain hike starts with trip in a cable car that takes you over 1,300 feet above the city. The ride takes only four minutes, and from here there is a panoramic view over Tromsø, Kvaløya, and the surrounding islands. Here you also find the Fjellstua Café, which serves snacks, lunch, and dinner. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike with Husky: Join us on a mountain hike with your own husky! At Gabba Husky Kennel, eager huskies are looking forward to taking you on a hike. After a short meet and greet, the hike up to the mountain plateau starts. The first half mile you walk in lush Arctic vegetation. Then the terrain rises by 328 feet and changes to barren mountain rocks as you reach Ravnefjellet Mountain. Click to explore!
Nidaros Cathedral & Ringve Museum: Discover the awe-inspiring perfection of Norway’s national shrine. Trondheim is an ancient city, founded by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason in 997. Today we will explore two of Trondheim’s main attractions. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: Travel from Bergen to Voss, Flåm and Gudvangen to see some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway - all in one day. Click to explore!
RIB Safari to Saltstraumen: Saltstraumen is the world’s most powerful tidal current. Four times a day, 13 billion cubic feet of water is forced in and out through a passage that is approximately 492 feet wide and 102 feet deep. Click to explore!
Riverboat to the Russian Border: By the time you reach the jetty, the riverboats are ready to take you up the Pasvikelva, a river with a cultural history dating back thousands of years. While sailing up the river, your guide will enthusiastically tell you about the history of the Sámi people, the sacred princes Boris and Gleb, and St. Trifon of the Pechenga Monastery. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Spend three days in Røros and experience a living museum: a specially preserved historical town center, surrounded by three national parks. Click to explore!
Scenery and Huskies: Tromsø Wilderness Centre on Kvaløya Island is situated in a scenic area with views of the ocean and mountains. Here you will meet more than 250 huskies and puppies, be introduced to dog-sled driving, and learn about the world’s longest dog-sled race, the Iditarod, presented through pictures and film footage. Then join the Wilderness Centre’s guide in exploring the plant and birdlife around the center, before meeting back in the traditional Sámi lavvo (tent) for a hot drink and a slice of cake. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Enjoy a stay under Finnmark´s legendary skies with a night in the Snowhotel's cozy Gamme Cabins. Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
Svartisen Glacier: Svartisen is Norway’s second largest glacier, and the lowest glacier in mainland Europe. This makes it easy accessible for hikes.  The ship will make a stop to allow you to transfer to a smaller boat. Enjoy sailing between islets and skerries while the guide tells you all about the area and the scenery, an impressive view best enjoyed out on deck. Don’t forget your camera, you are now in the realm of the sea eagle! Click to explore!
The Arctic Capital Tromsø: Tromsø is located beside the mighty Arctic Ocean and surrounded by towering mountains. It also has a fascinating history that includes hunting in the Arctic Ocean, timber transport from Russian rivers, the pomor trade, and coal mining. Today Tromsø is a vibrant town with a rich cultural life, and a center for research and education. Click to explore!
The North Cape: Enjoy the magnificent landscape as you cross the 71st parallel on our journey toward the North Cape, the northernmost point of the European continent. In the summer, you might come across herds of grazing reindeer and a small camp belonging to Sámi reindeer herders. In the winter, the endless white plains and snow-capped mountains are highlighted by dramatic weather and that special Arctic light. Click to explore!
The Russian Border: The only town in Norway where East meets West, Kirkenes is the turning point of your Hurtigruten voyage. You can see the Russian influence characterized by street signs in both languages, and you can often hear Russian being spoken. Our first stop is Andersgrotta, the town’s bomb shelter during World War II. Here, we are also shown a film about town's civilians and their experiences during the war. Click to explore!
A Taste of Vesterålen: This outing is one of the real classics of Hurtigruten’s excursion program. You will experience history, beautiful scenery, and a selection of breathtaking sights. Your tour starts with a short sight-seeing tour through the streets of Harstad before moving on to the Trondenes Peninsula. Here, you visit the white medieval Trondenes Church, which is one of Norway's premier cultural heritage sites from the late Middle Ages. Click to explore!
Bergen City Sightseeing: Bergen is an international city with small town charm surrounded by seven imposing mountains. Enjoy a guided tour past the picturesque alleys and well-known locations such as the Nordnes Peninsula, Håkon’s Hall, and the Rosenkrantz Tower, Maria Church, Bergen harbor, and the famous fish market. Click to explore!
Breakfast at the North Cape: The North Cape plateau stretches over 1,000 feet above the churning Arctic Ocean, and you will feel like you're at the very end of the world. Breakfast is served in the North Cape Hall, where you can enjoy the lavish buffet with views to the endless horizon. Here, you can watch a 180° panoramic film that takes you on a beautiful and exciting journey through the area and the North Cape’s four seasons.  Inside the cliff you will also find a souvenir shop, a viewpoint, a small chapel, and a Thai museum.  The globe sculpture at the edge of the plateau is always a popular spot to get photographic proof of being at 71° N, the northernmost point of mainland Europe. Click to explore!
Brønnøysund Village Walk: The village walk of Brønnøysund takes you on a historical journey from the 1800s to the present day! First we make a short stop at the port where the fishing boats dock, and if we are lucky we get to taste delicious fresh shrimps. Then we continue through the town to the beautiful parish church from 1870. During the walk we will also visit one of the many small scale producers of local food in the area. The owner will tell us about the production and serve a small taste. The surrounding area of Brønnøysund has a stunning coastline with mythical mountains and is great for kayaking and cycling. Click to explore!
Hiking Mount Fløien in Bergen: Leave the busy streets of Bergen behind and take the Fløibanen funicular to Bergen’s mountains. You’ll meet up with a local mountain guide at Fløibanen’s top station and enjoy a peaceful and beautiful two-hour nature walk (approx. 3 miles). Click to explore!
Lofoten by Horse: Enjoy a horseback ride through the magnificent scenery of the Lofoten Islands. You’ll be picked up at the port in Svolvær and taken to meet your Icelandic steeds at the Hov Horse Farm in Gimsøy on the Lofoten Archipelago’s Atlantic coast. Click to explore!
Lofoten Islands: The Lofoten Islands are known for excellent fishing, extreme and wild nature, and small fishing villages. During the trip from Svolvær to Stamsund, you get to see sheltered bays, white-sand beaches, and large areas of green farmland. Click to explore!
Meet the Salmon: Norway is one of the world’s major exporters of fish and seafood. Approximately 37 million people around the world enjoy Norwegian seafood every day. Norway's fertile coast, with its cool,  clear water, offers the optimal conditions for sustainable and responsible aquaculture. This excursion starts with a short bus tour of Brønnøysund before we cross the magnificent Brønnøysund Bridge and continue to Toft and the Norwegian Aquaculture Centre. Click to explore!
Midnight Concert in the Arctic Cathedral: The Arctic Cathedral stands proud at the end of the Tromsø bridge and is clearly visible from the center of the town, set against the background of the 4,062-foot Tromsdalstind peak. Due to its striking shape and daring architecture, the church became known as ‘Ishavskatedralen’ (The Arctic Cathedral) as soon as it opened in 1965. The Arctic Cathedral is a beacon in the town, for churchgoers and for travelers. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Hammerfest: This guided walk passes Hammerfest’s distinctive parish church before heading out of town and up the slopes. You start walking up the Gammelveien (the Old Way) a hiking path around the Salen Mountain. This was the only way into town in earlier days. As you head toward the top, you will walk through Hammerfest’s only forest, Jansvannskogen. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Lofoten: Lofoten offers mountain hiking experiences you won’t find anywhere else. After a short bus ride through Svolvær and Kabelvåg, you start the walk from the idyllic Rørvika Lake and quickly get a nice view toward the lake and beach. From Rørvikskaret, you follow the path uphill toward Glomtinden, walking through amazing scenery. The view from here is stunning. On a clear day you can even see the mountain chain of Lofotveggen. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: This unique tour takes you through some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway, traversing a landscape of breathtaking fjords and riding the spectacular Flåm Railway through the mountains, a masterpiece of engineering. Enjoy the Aurlandsfjord as well as the narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord and drive on one of the steepest stretches of road in northern Europe – the Stalheimskleiva road. Click to explore!
RIB Adventure in Lofoten: Let your adrenaline flow on this high-octane trip by RIB into the Lofoten archipelago. Join us on an excursion by RIB into the fantastic Lofoten Archipelago.  See lagoons with white sandy beaches. Visit an authentic, small fishing village. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Take a little detour from Trondheim to Oslo and enjoy two nights in a traditional hotel at the Røros World Heritage Site. This charming, colorful town is a living museum. The entire historical Røros town centre, with its authentic wooden buildings, is specially protected as a landmarked site. Located in the middle of Norway and only a little more than two hours from Trondheim, Røros is home to an active arts and crafts scene, factory outlets, quaint little shops and fine restaurants that serve local food made from seasonal produce. Click to explore!
Sea Eagle Safari: The Trollfjord in Lofoten is one of Norway’s smallest and most spectacular fjords, with high mountainsides rising right out of the sea. Lofoten has exciting birdlife, and the region is visited by hundreds of bird species during the year. Birdwatchers can look forward to seeing a rich diversity of species in a varied landscape. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Each cabin has air conditioning, floor heating, natural tiles, a bathroom with a separate aurora wall and a toilet. In winter, the Gamme cabins are covered in snow, giving them the appearance of igloos from the outside. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
The Atlantic Road: The Atlantic Road zigzags across bridges and rock-fills from island-to-island right to the ocean's edge. The trip covers over 5 miles, crosses a total of eight bridges, and winds through a stunning coastal landscape. One of Norway’s most visited tourist destinations, the Atlantic Road won the Engineering Feat of the Century prize in 2005.   Click to explore!
The Northernmost Town in the World: Established in 1789, Hammerfest is the northernmost town in the world. Upon arrival, the bus will take you to the Meridian Column, which commemorates the first official measurement of the exact size and shape of the Earth, and is an UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. This place also offers spectacular views of Melkøya and the the Snøhvit field, where gas from the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea is processed. Click to explore!
Trondheim and the Nidaros Cathedral: Norway’s original capital, Trondheim was founded in 997 by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, who gave the town the name ‘Nidaros’. Trondheim is a large city by Norwegian standards, though it has still managed to preserve many of the charms and intimacy of a small town. It is also a city full of contrasts, with monastery ruins, impressive wooden buildings, colorful wharves, and a beautiful red-painted city bridge dating back to 1861. Trondheim is home to a world-famous research and educational community, modern sports facilities, a lively night life, and much more. Click to explore!
Trondheim City Walk: This guided walk starts at the harbor, which was developed during the second half of the 19th century. We walk up to Stiftsgården, the royal residence in Trondheim. Possibly the largest wooden building in Northern Europe, this stately home has housed royals and their guests since 1800. We continue to the market square to take a closer look at the statue of the city’s founder, the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, towering over the busy square. Click to explore!
UNESCO Vega Archipelago: Between Sandnessjøen and Brønnøysund, just south of the Arctic Circle, lies the island of Vega. This wonderful cultural landscape was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2004. The UNESCO award was given in recognition of the unique interaction between the eider duck and the islands’ population during the nesting season. Learn how fishermen and farmers have maintained a sustainable living for 1,500 years, and how women have contributed to eiderdown harvesting. Click to explore!

Autumn

A Taste of Norway: Get a taste of Hjørundfjord, perhaps Norway’s most beautiful fjord. Arrive in Hjørundfjord by sea and a tender boat takes you to the tiny village of Urke, which is surrounded by the spectacular peaks of the Sunnmøre Alps. Click to explore!
ATV/Quad Safari to the Russian Border: Take a fun ride to the Russian border on an ATV. Enjoy a stop at the border where coffee, tea and snacks will be served. Discover Kirkenes, the area around it and the Russian border by quad bike. Spend two hours exploring the nature, historical sights and highlights. The guide meets you at the quay and introduces you to safety instructions before you drive in pairs to the viewpoint overlooking the Sydvaranger mines. Click to explore!
Cycling in Trondheim: lot of effort has been made to make Trondheim the most bike-friendly city in Norway. The city now has more than 3 miles of bicycle lanes throughout its center. This excursion will take you from the ship along the fjord and across the new bike bridge, offering some great views of Munkholmen, Trondheim’s monastery and fortress island. Click to explore!
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen: Join us for a sightseeing tour through Bodø and a visit to the strongest tidal current in the world, three thousand year old Saltstraumen. Saltstraumen has existed for about three thousand years. The height difference between the sea level and the fjord inside can be up to 1 meter. When the current turns, there is a period when the strait is navigable. Click to explore!
Hike with a Visit to a Shieling: Enjoy a pleasant hike in beautiful surroundings. Once we reach the Haukås shieling, the welcoming hosts will tell us about life on the farm. In the old days the farms in the village were very small, so it was important to utilize the outlying areas for summer grazing. Click to explore!
Honningsvåg: Fishing Village Visit: This excursion takes you from Honningsvåg, through the fantastic scenery of the island Magerøya, to the fishing villages Kamøyvær and Skarsvåg. On the way to the fishing villages, your guide will tell you about the nature, local culture and history of the area. Click to explore!
King Crab Expedition: Have a fantastic day on the water, where you will catch, prepare – and most importantly – eat the king crab, the giants of the Barents Sea. Red king crabs can be very large, weighing up to 22 pounds and with a leg span of up to almost 6 feet! Click to explore!
Meet the Vikings During Winter: At the Lofotr Viking Museum, the largest Viking building ever found has been re-created. The original chieftain’s house was established in about 500 A.D. and was inhabited until about 900 A.D. This rebuilt version exhibits an array of finds from this era. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in the Hjørundfjord: Join a mountain hike in the Hjørundfjord. Enjoy a walk through the magnificent landscape with amazing views of the fjord. The tour starts on a farm road and continues on a tractor path. It's a steep climb towards the top, and the last 1,640 feet are scree. A stunning view awaits you at the top. We proceed through the valley, with views to the Sæbo settlement on the other side of the fjord. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Tromsø: This mountain hike starts with trip in a cable car that takes you over 1,300 feet above the city. The ride takes only four minutes, and from here there is a panoramic view over Tromsø, Kvaløya, and the surrounding islands. Here you also find the Fjellstua Café, which serves snacks, lunch, and dinner. Click to explore!
Munkholmen: Visit the ancient fortress of Munkholmen and enjoy a boat trip on the wide and welcoming Trondheimsfjord. Originally an ancient place of execution, the order of the Benedictines started building a monastery at Munkholmen just after the year 1000. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: Travel from Bergen to Voss, Flåm and Gudvangen to see some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway - all in one day. Click to explore!
Polar History Walk: Tromsø is the largest town in northern Norway and brimming with polar history. Enjoy  a walk in the fresh air, and learn of polar heroes of the past. Experience the oldest pub in Tromsø. Click to explore!
RIB Safari to Saltstraumen: Saltstraumen is the world’s most powerful tidal current. Four times a day, 13 billion cubic feet of water is forced in and out through a passage that is approximately 492 feet wide and 102 feet deep. Click to explore!
Riverboat to the Russian Border: By the time you reach the jetty, the riverboats are ready to take you up the Pasvikelva, a river with a cultural history dating back thousands of years. While sailing up the river, your guide will enthusiastically tell you about the history of the Sámi people, the sacred princes Boris and Gleb, and St. Trifon of the Pechenga Monastery. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Spend three days in Røros and experience a living museum: a specially preserved historical town center, surrounded by three national parks.Take a little detour from Trondheim to Oslo and enjoy two nights in a traditional hotel at the Røros World Heritage Site. This charming, colorful town is a living museum. The entire historical Røros town centre, with its authentic wooden buildings, is specially protected as a landmarked site. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
Sámi Autumn: The Sámi, the indigenous people of Europe’s northernmost region, call their homeland 'Sápmi'. They are renowned for herding reindeer, their distinctive handicrafts (duodji), and for their affinity with nature. You often hear the Sámi say "Nature is our culture.” When you discover the knowledge that the Sámi have regarding nature and its potential, you will fully understand this statement. Traditional foods such as reindeer meat, fish, and berries are still an important part of the Sámi diet today. Click to explore!
The Arctic Capital Tromsø: Tromsø is located beside the mighty Arctic Ocean and surrounded by towering mountains. It also has a fascinating history that includes hunting in the Arctic Ocean, timber transport from Russian rivers, the pomor trade, and coal mining. Today Tromsø is a vibrant town with a rich cultural life, and a center for research and education. Click to explore!
The North Cape: Enjoy the magnificent landscape as you cross the 71st parallel on our journey toward the North Cape, the northernmost point of the European continent. In the summer, you might come across herds of grazing reindeer and a small camp belonging to Sámi reindeer herders. In the winter, the endless white plains and snow-capped mountains are highlighted by dramatic weather and that special Arctic light. Click to explore!
The Russian Border: The only town in Norway where East meets West, Kirkenes is the turning point of your Hurtigruten voyage. You can see the Russian influence characterized by street signs in both languages, and you can often hear Russian being spoken. Our first stop is Andersgrotta, the town’s bomb shelter during World War II. Click to explore!
Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral: Enjoy a guided tour through the historical capital of Norway.Trondheim is beautifully situated by the Trondheimsfjord. With the Nid River meandering through the city center, it is surrounded by water on all sides. The history of the city has played an important role in the development of the country from the Viking age and medieval times, in which many of the popular attractions bear witness. The Norwegian Viking King Olav Tryggvason established the city in 997, and the original name of Trondheim was ‘Nidaros’. Click to explore!
A Taste of Vesterålen: This outing is one of the real classics of Hurtigruten’s excursion program. You will experience history, beautiful scenery, and a selection of breathtaking sights. Your tour starts with a short sight-seeing tour through the streets of Harstad before moving on to the Trondenes Peninsula. Here, you visit the white medieval Trondenes Church, which is one of Norway's premier cultural heritage sites from the late Middle Ages. You are truly on historic ground and in Trondenes Historical Centre, you’ll find an exciting exhibition complete with sounds, smells, and original objects from the region throughout history, from the Viking and Middle Ages, to the present day. Click to explore!
Bergen City Sightseeing: Bergen is an international city with small town charm surrounded by seven imposing mountains. Enjoy a guided tour past the picturesque alleys and well-known locations such as the Nordnes Peninsula, Håkon’s Hall, and the Rosenkrantz Tower, Maria Church, Bergen harbor, and the famous fish market. Click to explore!
Bergtatt – a Magnificent Marble Mine: Join an unforgettable sailing on an illuminated crystal clear lake, and visit a marble mine. Enjoy a light meal in amazing surroundings, before we do a short sightseeing in Molde. Enjoy a light meal in amazing surroundings. Short sightseeing tour in Molde.   Click to explore!
Breakfast at the North Cape: The North Cape plateau stretches over 1,000 feet above the churning Arctic Ocean, and you will feel like you're at the very end of the world. Breakfast is served in the North Cape Hall, where you can enjoy the lavish buffet with views to the endless horizon. Here, you can watch a 180° panoramic film that takes you on a beautiful and exciting journey through the area and the North Cape’s four seasons.  Inside the cliff you will also find a souvenir shop, a viewpoint, a small chapel, and a Thai museum.  The globe sculpture at the edge of the plateau is always a popular spot to get photographic proof of being at 71° N, the northernmost point of mainland Europe. Click to explore!
Brønnøysund Village Walk: The village walk of Brønnøysund takes you on a historical journey from the 1800s to the present day! Visit Brønnøy Church, a local fish boat and taste fresh shrimps, and explore local food store and tasting samples. Click to explore!
Hiking Mount Fløien in Bergen: Ride the funicular straight from Bergen city center to Mount Fløien and walk the city mountains. Extend your stay in Norway with Hurtigruten. Great view from the top. Hike in beautiful surroundings Click to explore!
Lofoten by Horse: Enjoy a horseback ride through the magnificent scenery of the Lofoten Islands. You’ll be picked up at the port in Svolvær and taken to meet your Icelandic steeds at the Hov Horse Farm in Gimsøy on the Lofoten Archipelago’s Atlantic coast. Click to explore!
Midnight Concert in the Arctic Cathedral: The Arctic Cathedral stands proud at the end of the Tromsø bridge and is clearly visible from the center of the town, set against the background of the 4,062-foot Tromsdalstind peak. Due to its striking shape and daring architecture, the church became known as ‘Ishavskatedralen’ (The Arctic Cathedral) as soon as it opened in 1965. The Arctic Cathedral is a beacon in the town, for churchgoers and for travelers. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Hammerfest: This guided walk passes Hammerfest’s distinctive parish church before heading out of town and up the slopes. You start walking up the Gammelveien (the Old Way) a hiking path around the Salen Mountain. This was the only way into town in earlier days. Click to explore!
Mountain Hike in Lofoten: Lofoten offers mountain hiking experiences you won’t find anywhere else. After a short bus ride through Svolvær and Kabelvåg, you start the walk from the idyllic Rørvika Lake and quickly get a nice view toward the lake and beach. From Rørvikskaret, you follow the path uphill toward Glomtinden, walking through amazing scenery. The view from here is stunning. On a clear day you can even see the mountain chain of Lofotveggen. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: his unique tour takes you through some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway, traversing a landscape of breathtaking fjords and riding the spectacular Flåm Railway through the mountains, a masterpiece of engineering. Enjoy the Aurlandsfjord as well as the narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord and drive on one of the steepest stretches of road in northern Europe – the Stalheimskleiva road. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Take a little detour from Trondheim to Oslo and enjoy two nights in a traditional hotel at the Røros World Heritage Site. This charming, colorful town is a living museum. The entire historical Røros town centre, with its authentic wooden buildings, is specially protected as a landmarked site. Located in the middle of Norway and only a little more than two hours from Trondheim, Røros is home to an active arts and crafts scene, factory outlets, quaint little shops and fine restaurants that serve local food made from seasonal produce. Click to explore!
Sea Eagle Safari: The Trollfjord in Lofoten is one of Norway’s smallest and most spectacular fjords, with high mountainsides rising right out of the sea. Lofoten has exciting birdlife, and the region is visited by hundreds of bird species during the year. Birdwatchers can look forward to seeing a rich diversity of species in a varied landscape. Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Each cabin has air conditioning, floor heating, natural tiles, a bathroom with a separate aurora wall and a toilet. In winter, the Gamme cabins are covered in snow, giving them the appearance of igloos from the outside. Click to explore!
Sognefjord in a Nutshell: The Sognefjord is Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. This King among fjords lies in the middle of Norway’s fjords and stretches more than 200 kilometres in towards the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain. Those who visit this dramatic landscape claim it to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Click to explore!
Summer King Crab Rafting Safari: Enjoy an unforgettable king crab fishing tour in Kirkenes. Your guide, who is also an experienced fisherman, meets you at the small harbour. Together, you sail by rigid-hulled inflatable (RIB) boat for the best fishing area in the Barents Sea. Here, you will pull up huge fishing cages set to crab the magnificent king crabs found in the area. Click to explore!
The Atlantic Road: The Atlantic Road zigzags across bridges and rock-fills from island-to-island right to the ocean's edge. The trip covers over 5 miles, crosses a total of eight bridges, and winds through a stunning coastal landscape. One of Norway’s most visited tourist destinations, the Atlantic Road won the Engineering Feat of the Century prize in 2005. Click to explore!
The Northernmost Town in the World: Established in 1789, Hammerfest is the northernmost town in the world. Upon arrival, the bus will take you to the Meridian Column, which commemorates the first official measurement of the exact size and shape of the Earth, and is an UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. This place also offers spectacular views of Melkøya and the the Snøhvit field, where gas from the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea is processed. Click to explore!
Trondheim and the Nidaros Cathedral: Norway’s original capital, Trondheim was founded in 997 by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, who gave the town the name ‘Nidaros’. Trondheim is a large city by Norwegian standards, though it has still managed to preserve many of the charms and intimacy of a small town. It is also a city full of contrasts, with monastery ruins, impressive wooden buildings, colorful wharves, and a beautiful red-painted city bridge dating back to 1861. Trondheim is home to a world-famous research and educational community, modern sports facilities, a lively night life, and much more. Click to explore!
Trondheim City Walk: This guided walk starts at the harbor, which was developed during the second half of the 19th century. We walk up to Stiftsgården, the royal residence in Trondheim. Possibly the largest wooden building in Northern Europe, this stately home has housed royals and their guests since 1800. We continue to the market square to take a closer look at the statue of the city’s founder, the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, towering over the busy square. Click to explore!

Winter

A Taste of Norway: Enjoy “a taste of Norway” and see places that have fascinated visitors for centuries. We guarantee you a different experience in this amazing nature. The trip takes you through Norangsdalen, before we explore Urke and the historic Hotel Union Øye, where you will taste local specialties Click to explore!
Art Nouveau Walk: Learn about the intriguing story behind the Art Nouveau architecture in Ålesund, on this guided walk through the city. We will walk pass the picturesque fishing port and the charming Apotekertorget square, and visit the Centre of Art Nouveau. Click to explore!
Atlanterhavsparken Aquarium and Mount Aksla: Atlanterhavsparken is one of northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums, an architectural gem integrated into the shoreline. You will enjoy close encounters with some of the rich marine life found in and around the coastal waters of Norway. The visit includes a spectacular diving show in Norway’s largest aquarium tank, where the fish can be seen being hand-fed by the divers, and a visit to the open-air pool to see the resident penguins. Click to explore!
Dog Sledding: We change clothes and footwear before hopping aboard the sleds and letting the huskies pull us over the frozen landscape. Experience the stunning views of the ocean and surrounding mountains. The only sounds you’ll hear are the dogs’ paws on the pure-white snow. During the polar night, with its clear skies, the only light will come from the stars, the moon, and sometimes, the magical northern lights. In the winter, the sled ride is done with headlamps, In spring, when the sun is back, the climate is milder and the days are longer. Click to explore!
Experience Bodø and Saltstraumen: Join us for a sightseeing tour through Bodø and a visit to the strongest tidal current in the world, three thousand year old Saltstraumen. We start the tour with a sightseeing through the town of Bodø, the second largest town in the northern part of Norway. Bodø has 50.000 inhabitants and lies just north of the Arctic Circle. Click to explore!
Honningsvåg: Fishing Village Visit: This excursion takes you from Honningsvåg, through the fantastic scenery of the island Magerøya, to the fishing villages Kamøyvær and Skarsvåg. Click to explore!
Husky Sled Adventure: We start with a short drive to the Kirkenes Snowhotel, situated next to Gabba Reindeer Park, where you will be outfitted with warm outdoor clothing: Snow overalls, shoes, gloves, and a hat are provided for you. Then it’s time to meet the dogs! The huskies are harnessed to your sled, and eagerly waiting to transport you across the frozen landscape. There will be two passengers per sled, each with its own experienced musher, who also serves as your guide. Sit back and enjoy the ride! Click to explore!
Kirkenes Snowhotel: Your ice adventure starts with a stroll up to the hotel, where you find Norway’s largest ice bar, where upon arrival we are served an ice cold crowberry shot. More than 15 metric tons of ice are used to construct the bar and sculptures. All the ice comes from a frozen lake close to the snow hotel. Artists cut the ice with chain saws and pull it with snowmobiles into the hotel. In the middle of winter, this ice is almost 28 inches thick. The ice bar and sculptures are designed differently every year. Click to explore!
Meet the Vikings During Winter: At the Lofotr Viking Museum, the largest Viking building ever found has been re-created. The original chieftain’s house was established in about 500 A.D. and was inhabited until about 900 A.D. This rebuilt version exhibits an array of finds from this era. Click to explore!
Norway in a Nutshell: This unique tour takes you through some of the most magnificent scenery in Norway, traversing a landscape of breathtaking fjords and riding the spectacular Flåm Railway through the mountains, a masterpiece of engineering. Enjoy the Aurlandsfjord as well as the narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord and drive on one of the steepest stretches of road in northern Europe – the Stalheimskleiva road. Click to explore!
Overnight Husky Tour in Kirkenes: On this trip, you will travel to a wilderness camp on a husky sledge and enjoy an overnight stay at the camp, surrounded by nature. After a short drive to a husky farm, you get instructions on how to harness your own husky team. You then set off to explore one of Europe’s last wildernesses during a 30-kilometre long dog-sledging trip. You'll follow roughly the same trail that the famous Finnmark dog race runs in. On the way, there will be a stop to feed the dogs. During the break, you'll also have time to take in the views, get a bite to eat and listen to a talk from your guide about the surrounding areas. Click to explore!
Overnight in a Sámi Lavvo and Reindeer Sledding: Go reindeer sledging and look out for the Northern Lights, before spending the night in a Sámi lavvo outside of Tromsø. This is something for you who are curious about the historical and exciting culture of the Sámi, and wants an experience out of the ordinary! As soon as you come to the camp, you meet your guide, who is from a Sámi reindeer herder family. Then you go out for a fantastic winter adventure in the snow, on a reindeer sledge – the oldest means of transportation in the north on the island of Kvaløya. Click to explore!
Overnight Snowmobile Tour in Kirkenes: Join a snowmobile safari from the Kirkenes Snowhotel to a cabin in the wilderness! The Snowmobiles are of high quality, and regardless of your driving skills, you will have a real winter adventure. Click to explore!
Polar History Walk: Learn about Polar history in the Arctic. Enjoy a walk in the fresh air, and learn about the polar heroes of the past. Experience the oldest pub in Tromso!   Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Spend three days in Røros and experience a living museum: a specially preserved historical town center, surrounded by three national parks. Take a little detour from Trondheim to Oslo and enjoy two nights in a traditional hotel at the Røros World Heritage Site. This charming, colorful town is a living museum. The entire historical Røros town centre, with its authentic wooden buildings, is specially protected as a landmarked site. Click to explore!
The Kirkenes Snowhotel: Stay overnight the coolest hotel in the world! Join a guided tour of the beautifully decorated snow suites, and grab a drink at Norway’s largest ice bar. If you're lucky you might catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights! Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Enjoy a stay under Finnmark´s legendary skies with a night in the Snowhotel's cozy Gamme Cabins. Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Each cabin has air conditioning, floor heating, natural tiles, a bathroom with a separate aurora wall and a toilet. In winter, the Gamme cabins are covered in snow, giving them the appearance of igloos from the outside. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Safari: On this excursion you will drive a snowmobile over a frozen fjord and across the beautiful landscape in the height of the Arctic winter. Two people occupy each vehicle, and we will receive thorough instructions on snowmobiling safety before the trip starts. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Trip in Lapland: Join an unforgettable snowmobile trip to one of Europe’s most extreme and exciting natural areas. We start at the old trading post and fishing village of Kjøllefjord, and go over the mountains to Mehamn. On the way, the guides will tell you about the Sámi people, the geographic and climatic conditions, what life is like on the Finnmark coast, and how the local population utilizes nature in both the summer and winter months. Click to explore!
The Arctic Capital Tromsø: Tromsø is located beside the mighty Arctic Ocean and surrounded by towering mountains. It also has a fascinating history that includes hunting in the Arctic Ocean, timber transport from Russian rivers, the pomor trade, and coal mining. Today Tromsø is a vibrant town with a rich cultural life, and a center for research and education.   Click to explore!
The North Cape: Explore the wild scenery at the North Cape – at the very end of the world. Enjoy the magnificent landscape as you cross the 71st parallel on our journey toward the North Cape, the northernmost point of the European continent. In the summer, you might come across herds of grazing reindeer and a small camp belonging to Sámi reindeer herders. In the winter, the endless white plains and snow-capped mountains are highlighted by dramatic weather and that special Arctic light. The bus has to follow the snowplow the last few miles before reaching the cape. The North Cape plateau itself rises over 1,007 feet above the Arctic Ocean. The  ‘globe’ sculpture has become the symbol of the North Cape, and is always a popular place to get that all-important picture. At the North Cape Hall you can see an impressive 180° panoramic film about Finnmark and the North Cape. Inside the cliff you also find a souvenir shop, a viewpoint, a small chapel, and a Thai museum. Click to explore!
The Russian Border: The only town in Norway where East meets West, Kirkenes is the turning point of your Hurtigruten voyage. You can see the Russian influence characterized by street signs in both languages, and you can often hear Russian being spoken. Click to explore!
Trondheim with Nidaros Cathedral: Enjoy a guided tour through the historical capital of Norway.Trondheim is beautifully situated by the Trondheimsfjord. With the Nid River meandering through the city center, it is surrounded by water on all sides. The history of the city has played an important role in the development of the country from the Viking age and medieval times, in which many of the popular attractions bear witness. The Norwegian Viking King Olav Tryggvason established the city in 997, and the original name of Trondheim was ‘Nidaros’. Click to explore!
Winter Hike in Bodø: Join us on a winter hike through the beautiful woodlands of Bodøsjøen! The area sits just outside the city center of Bodø and is surrounded by sea on three sides. From here, you get a magnificent view of the Børvasstindan Mountains with 13 impressive snow-covered peaks toward the south. Click to explore!
Winter King Crab Safari: The king crab safari is your chance to catch, learn how to cook - and most importantly, eat - this huge creature, which can span two metres and weigh up to 15 kilos. This unique winter experience starts with a snowmobile-drawn sleigh ride from a traditional fisherman’s home to a frozen fjord. Click to explore!
Cycling in Trondheim: Get on wheels in Norway’s most bike-friendly city. A lot of effort has been made to make Trondheim the most bike-friendly city in Norway. The city now has more than 3 miles of bicycle lanes throughout its center. Click to explore!
A Taste of Vesterålen: This outing is one of the real classics of Hurtigruten’s excursion program. You will experience history, beautiful scenery, and a selection of breathtaking sights. Click to explore!
Bergen City Sightseeing: See the highlights of Bergen, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bryggen. Bergen is an international city with small town charm surrounded by seven imposing mountains. Enjoy a guided tour past the picturesque alleys and well-known locations such as the Nordnes Peninsula, Håkon’s Hall, and the Rosenkrantz Tower, Maria Church, Bergen harbor, and the famous fish market. Click to explore!
Bergtatt – a Magnificent Marble Mine: Join an unforgettable sailing on an illuminated crystal clear lake, and visit a marble mine. Enjoy a light meal in amazing surroundings, before we do a short sightseeing in Molde. Click to explore!
Brønnøysund Village Walk: Join us on this guided walk in Brønnøysund, known for the legendary mountain Torghatten. The village walk of Brønnøysund takes you on a historical journey from the 1800s to the present day! Click to explore!
Fishing Village Walk: Join a guided walk to the picturesque fishing village of Svinøya in Svolvær. Svolvær has been a thriving fishing community since 1828. While exploring the oldest part in the quarters of Svinøya, you will learn about its early history. Click to explore!
Into the Ice – Stories of a Polar Hero: The bus picks you up at the pier and takes you to Framheim, which is situated on Mount Salen. After putting on warm clothing, you go on an expedition by foot to the top of the mountain. You will really get the feeling of how it is to be outside in the Arctic. You plant the flag at the top and then return to Framheim for a taste of some of Lindstrøm’s favorite recipes. Click to explore!
Lofoten by Horse: Enjoy a horseback ride through the magnificent scenery of the Lofoten Islands. You’ll be picked up at the port in Svolvær and taken to meet your Icelandic steeds at the Hov Horse Farm in Gimsøy on the Lofoten Archipelago’s Atlantic coast. Click to explore!
Midnight Concert in the Arctic Cathedral: The Arctic Cathedral stands proud at the end of the Tromsø bridge and is clearly visible from the center of the town, set against the background of the 4,062-foot Tromsdalstind peak. Due to its striking shape and daring architecture, the church became known as ‘Ishavskatedralen’ (The Arctic Cathedral) as soon as it opened in 1965. The Arctic Cathedral is a beacon in the town, for churchgoers and for travelers. Click to explore!
Overnight Husky Tour in Kirkenes: On this trip, you will travel to a wilderness camp on a husky sledge and enjoy an overnight stay at the camp, surrounded by nature. After a short drive to a husky farm, you get instructions on how to harness your own husky team. Click to explore!
Overnight in a Sámi Lavvo and Reindeer Sledding: This is something for you who are curious about the historical and exciting culture of the Sámi, and wants an experience out of the ordinary! As soon as you come to the camp, you meet your guide, who is from a Sámi reindeer herder family. Then you go out for a fantastic winter adventure in the snow, on a reindeer sledge – the oldest means of transportation in the north on the island of Kvaløya. Click to explore!
Overnight Snowmobile Tour in Kirkenes: Join a snowmobile safari from the Kirkenes Snowhotel to a cabin in the wilderness! The Snowmobiles are of high quality, and regardless of your driving skills, you will have a real winter adventure. Click to explore!
Overnight tour in Røros: Spend three days in Røros and experience a living museum: a specially preserved historical town center, surrounded by three national parks. Click to explore!
The Kirkenes Snowhotel: Stay overnight the coolest hotel in the world! Join a guided tour of the beautifully decorated snow suites, and grab a drink at Norway’s largest ice bar. If you're lucky you might catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights! Click to explore!
Sleep in the Gamme Cabins Outside Kirkenes: Enjoy a stay under Finnmark´s legendary skies with a night in the Snowhotel's cozy Gamme Cabins. Year around you´ll have the chance to stay in one of the new beautifully designed wooden cabins. These cabins are manufactured from the traditional hunting and fishing hut “gamme” that are commonly built in the wilderness of the Sami areas of the Arctic. Each cabin has air conditioning, floor heating, natural tiles, a bathroom with a separate aurora wall and a toilet. In winter, the Gamme cabins are covered in snow, giving them the appearance of igloos from the outside. Click to explore!
Snowmobile Trip in the Polar Night: Join us on unforgettable snowmobile trip to one of Europe’s most extreme and exciting natural areas. You will travel from Mehamn, the world’s northernmost mainland town, located on the wild and stormy Finnmark coast, and over the mountains to the old trading post and fishing village of Kjøllefjord.   Click to explore!
The Northernmost Town in the World: Established in 1789, Hammerfest is the northernmost town in the world. Upon arrival, the bus will take you to the Meridian Column, which commemorates the first official measurement of the exact size and shape of the Earth, and is an UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. This place also offers spectacular views of Melkøya and the the Snøhvit field, where gas from the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea is processed. Click to explore!
Trondheim and the Nidaros Cathedral: Norway’s original capital, Trondheim was founded in 997 by the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, who gave the town the name ‘Nidaros’. Trondheim is a large city by Norwegian standards, though it has still managed to preserve many of the charms and intimacy of a small town. It is also a city full of contrasts, with monastery ruins, impressive wooden buildings, colorful wharves, and a beautiful red-painted city bridge dating back to 1861. Trondheim is home to a world-famous research and educational community, modern sports facilities, a lively night life, and much more. Click to explore!
Trondheim City Walk: This guided walk starts at the harbor, which was developed during the second half of the 19th century. We walk up to Stiftsgården, the royal residence in Trondheim. Possibly the largest wooden building in Northern Europe, this stately home has housed royals and their guests since 1800. We continue to the market square to take a closer look at the statue of the city’s founder, the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, towering over the busy square. Click to explore!
Winter King Crab Safari: Catch your own king crab from a frozen fjord and then enjoy eating it by a cozy log fire. The king crab safari is your chance to catch, learn how to cook - and most importantly, eat - this huge creature, which can span two metres and weigh up to 15 kilos. This unique winter experience starts with a snowmobile-drawn sleigh ride from a traditional fisherman’s home to a frozen fjord. Through a hole in the ice, you will set about trying to catch a king crab. Everyone in the group gets to take part in sawing the hole in the ice and then bringing up the catch. Click to explore!