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through the seasons
Whether it’s spring or summer, clients can discover Norway anew on an immersive voyage with Hurtigruten
For more than 130 years, Hurtigruten has been sailing Norway’s coast, journeying through fjords, connecting with local communities and sharing first-hand knowledge with visitors. Today, clients can choose from three
impressive routes: Original Voyage The Coastal Express or Signature Voyages The Svalbard Line and The North Cape Line. Each offers guests a unique way to explore Norway’s raw beauty and coastal villages. And visiting in spring or summer opens up a whole new side of Norway, thanks to long summer days where the midnight sun allows for wildlife watching, scenic hikes and cultural excursions.
Norway Day
Spring sensations Spring in Norway sees life burst into colour – literally. Cherry blossoms blanket the fjords and, as the snow begins to melt, waterfalls and lush greenery change the coastal landscapes. Send clients on Hurtigruten’s Original Voyage, The Coastal Express, which has operated along Norway’s shores since 1893, for the chance to see the country’s most magical sights with fewer crowds. This classic 12-day voyage travels between Bergen and Kirkenes, stopping at 34 ports along the way, and clients might even experience the festivities of Norway Day on May 17 if they time their trip right. On board, guests can enrich their trip with daily lectures, unwind in the hot tub or simply relax in their room or suite. In May, The Coastal Express also makes its way through the dramatic Hjørundfjord, and guests can take advantage of excursions such as kayaking, cycling and hiking led by the expert Expedition Team, who know the region inside out.
Trondheim CELEBRATE NORWAY DAY!
Clients lucky enough to sail with Hurtigruten in May can catch Norway’s Constitution Day celebrations (May 17). From Ålesund to Tromsø, they can expect streets to be filled with flags, live music and locals wearing bunad, Norway’s national dress.
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