Practical information
Please refer to the Practical Information below which applies to both Norwegian Coastal Voyages and Explorer expeditions to Antarctica, the Arctic, Americas and beyond.
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Practical information Norway
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Practical information Antarctica
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Practical information Europe
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Practical information Greenland
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Practical information Iceland
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Practical information Svalbard
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Practical information Northwest Passage
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Practical information North America
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Practical information Caribbean and Central America
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Practical information South America
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Practical information Crossing the Atlantic Ocean
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Entry requirements for your travel
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Booking and payment information
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Ship schedule
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Our ships
Since 1893, the Hurtigruten ships have been a hallmark of the Norwegian coast. On all of the 13 ships in today’s fleet you will find modern facilities carefully blended with true character.
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Pick your ports along the Norwegian coast
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Contact info Hurtigruten ships
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Add-ons: Excursions and Hotels
Not all the fun happens on board our ships. We provide a broad range of excursions from hiking, whale-watching safaris and sight-seeing tours. See all excursions.
Extend your stay in your favourite destinations by staying at our recommended hotels in Norway and our Explorer destinations around the world.
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Excursion difficulty levels
Please refer to each excursion indicating the level of difficulty. Note the four levels are applicable to all excursions:
- Suitable for everyone: Involves limited physical, most of the tour is operated by vehicle
- Suitable for most: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain
- Average physical condition: Involves physical activity on uneven surface and/or steep terrain. You may be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable if you have limited mobility.
- Good physical condition: Involves a high level of physical activity over an extended period, in terrain that may often be unever, slippery and steep. You would be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable if you have limited mobility.