DAY BY DAY


Hurtigruten sails along the rugged Norwegian coastline, and has done so since 1893. Every day, one of our ships departs Bergen. On a 12- day round trip (Bergen - Kirkenes - Bergen) you will experience 2,500 nautical miles of varied landscapes, cross the Arctic Circle twice, and visit 34 charming Nordic ports along the way. Welcome to the world’s most beautiful sea voyage!


Day 5 – Northbound STOKMARKNES–SKJERVØY


5A The Arctic capital Tromsø 5B Dog sledding 5C Scenery and huskies 5D Polar history walk 5G Kayaking 5K Silent whale exploring 5M Cross-country skiing 5N Snowshoeing in Tromsø 5O Sámi adventure in Tromsø


Skjervøy Øksford


Lyngenfjord


NORWEGIAN SEA


Day 6 – Northbound ØKSFJORD–BERLEVÅG


6A The North Cape 6B Birdwatching safari 6C Sámi culture


6D Snowmobile trip in Lapland 6E Sámi autumn 6G Our northernmost life 6H Fishing village visit 6I Winter expedition in the Arctic wilderness


Havøysund 8B 8G 8H Hammerfest


Kirkenes 7A 7B


7E 7F


Day 8 – Southbound MEHAMN–TROMSØ


8A Breakfast at the North Cape 8B The northernmost town in the world


8C Midnight concert in the Arctic Cathedral


8F Snowmobile trip in the polar night


8G Mountain hike in Hammerfest 8H Into the Ice - stories of a polar hero


7C 7H 7I


7D


Day 7 – Northbound BÅTSFJORD–KIRKENES–BERLEVÅG


7A The Russian border 7B Riverboat to the Russian border 7C Snowmobile safari 7D Kirkenes Snowhotel 7E ATV/Quad-safari to the Russian border


7F Husky sledge adventure 7H King crab expedition 7I Mountain hike with husky


RUSSIA


Tromsø 5A


5K


5B 5M


5C 5D 5G 5N 5O 8C


FINLAND senja Finnsnes


THE NORTH CAPE 71°N


6B


BARENTS SEA


Mehamn FINNKJERKA


6A 6H 6G 8A


6C 6D 6E 8F


Honningsvåg Kjølleford


Berlevåg Båtsford


6I Vardø Vadsø


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