Even though the Hurtigruten route is scattered with famous attractions, most of our guests fi nd they discover their own personal highlights.
Expect the unExpected
1.
ANNE AVES FROM: Scotland TRAVELLED WITH: My father, 89 years old
Expected A chance to see Norway off the beaten track. The ships visit small towns and places that other cruise lines miss [1]
Unexpected
Long-lasting Northern Lights [7]
. On one occasion, it began
around 7pm and didn’t stop until 6am. I went to bed at 3am, half frozen but very happy.
Unexpected I was surprised how relaxing it was to be on a ship for so many days. I felt very taken care of. It was almost meditative. [5]
.
ROBERTO DI TRANI FROM: Italy TRAVELLED WITH: My girlfriend Annicken and our 10-month-old daughter Tindra
.
Expected We looked forward to see the whole coastline of Norway from the seaside. I knew some of the west coast from before, but little of the north [4]
.
YANN BOUGARAN FROM: France TRAVELLED WITH: My wife, Martine
Expected The beauty of Lofoten. I had been before and I want- ed to see more of this specifi c part of the country. I went on this trip for the opportun ity to take photographs.
Unexpected Eagles [2]
! Many of the
excursions off ered were truly amazing, but my favourite was the sea eagle safari. Also, my concerns about being stuck on a cruise ship totally van- ished as soon as I entered the ship. This was due to the staff on board – I felt like I was a part of the family’.
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STEFANIE BLOHM FROM: Germany TRAVELLED WITH: My best friend
Expected I was looking forward to dis- covering the Norwegian fjords and coast [6]
. Unexpected
That the ships sail very close to the coastline and that they
visit small and quaint places [3]
. Another surprise was the
food – everything that was served on board the ship was really outstanding.
© KATRINE NAUSTDAL
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