CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITE
Our 12 ships that sail along the Norwegian coast vary in size and age. Find your favourite.
MS SPITSBERGEN Our newest ship, MS Spitsbergen, is named after Spitsbergen in the Svalbard archipelago, the Arctic crown of Norway. The interior on this modern and environmentally- friendly ship is from Tillberg of Sweden, the world's leading marine architecture and interior design firm.
MS FINNMARKEN On board MS Finnmarken you find the relaxed Hurtigruten- atmosphere combined with a splash of luxury. The ship is beau- tifully appointed and decorated in an Art Deco style with rich colours, bold geometric shapes, and lavish ornamentation. She is the only ship with both a swimming pool and hot tub on deck.
MS MIDNATSOL
MS Midnatsol (Midnight Sun) is dedicated to the Norwegian summer. The interior’s bright, colourful décor is inspired by the warm sunny climate, a motif also reflected in the many pieces of modern Norwegian art on dis- play. MS Midnatsol’s two-storey panorama lounge allows natural light to flood in while providing extraordinary views.
Expedition ship Classic ship Refurbished ship Comfortable ship Young Explorer Working Ship
MS TROLLFJORD This ship is named after the famous Trollfjord in northern Norway. It has a comfortable interior, with an extensive use of Norwegian wood and stone. The large, two-storey panorama lounge above the bow and the large glass expanses allow natural light to fill the ship while providing extraordinary views for our guests.
MS Spitsbergen
MS Trollfjord
MS Finmarken
MS Nordnorge
MS Midnatsol 120
MS Nordkapp
© ingo foertsch - Guest image
© Simen G.Fangel
© Hurtigruten
© Trym Ivar Bergsmo
© Lars Lund - Guest image
© Jill Mclaughlin - Guest image
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