CLASSIC VOYAGES


The complete classic voyage takes 12 days, but we also have 7-day (northbound) and 6-day (south- bound) options if you don’t have time for a full voyage. Some high lights occur only on northbound sailings, others only southbound. A 12-day return trip voyage north and south is your best option to avoid missing anything.


The ultimate Hurtigruten voyage 12-DAY CLASSIC ROUND VOYAGE. BERGEN – KIRKENES – BERGEN


When you don’t want to miss anything, you choose the 12-day odyssey, covering 2,500 nautical miles of stunning coastal nature. Along with the scenery en route, it is the sheer variety of sights, sounds, scents and surprises that make the voyage such a delight. We visit 34 ports, delivering freight and local passengers to places seldom visited by others not


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Sail past more than 100 fjords and 1,000 mountains


Sail into the legendary, UNESCO- listed Geirangerfjord in summer


Explore Hjørundfjord, Norway’s most beautiful fjord in autumn


Spend time exploring the big cities along the coast in daytime


■ Cross the Arctic Circle twice ■


See the Arctic wilderness of Northern Norway


travelling with Hurtigruten. With us, you can explore these remote commu- nities, from the temperate waters of the south to the cooler seas above the Arctic Circle. By doing this, you will feel that you become a part of local Norway. This voyage has even been dubbed ‘the world’s most beautiful sea voyage’ by Lonely Planet.


■ See all 34 ports we visit in daylight ■


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Enjoy your breakfast on North Cape (apart from winter)


Sail into the spectacular Lyngenfjord in spring


■ Experience magical Lofoten in daylight ■


Sail past the magnifi cent coast of Helgeland in daytime


■ Sail past the North Cape ■ Full range of seasonal excursions 22


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