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Guests can experience more of Norway on the Hurtigruten Signature Voyage

Hurtigruten is running a special offer on Signature Voyages, with up to 15% off on voyages in 2025/26 when booked by 30 April 2025.

Agents and their clients can save 15% on 2025 sailings with The Svalbard Line departing between 20 May and 17 September 2025, as well as save 10% on selected voyages with the North Cape Line departing between 26 September 2025 and 3rd May 2026.

The cruise line promises that passengers can discover more of Norway with the company, which has been sailing these coastal waters since 1893. Its deep, local knowledge translates into richer excursions and more memorable activities, often in locations that other cruise operators cannot access or haven’t even discovered.

MS Trollfjord sailing the fjords

Signature Voyages aboard Hurtigruten’s small ship, MS Trollfjord, which serves both The Svalbard Line and The North Cape Line, allow passengers to get closer to the landscapes they love, while also enjoying personal space for reflection and relaxation onboard.

The refurbished premium vessel has a range of spacious cabins and suites, including the Owner’s Suite on the upper deck and a few suites with private balconies.

Facilities include three restaurants, a two-storey observation deck bar, sauna and fitness room and a lecture hall for presentations on Norway’s history and culture which doubles as a cinema.

The décor draws on Hurtigruten’s more than 130-year maritime heritage and locally sourced materials

All-inclusive Signature Voyages include premium beverages and sustainable dining taken to new heights with Norway’s Coastal Kitchen concept, picking the very best produce from ports along the way, based on long-term relationships with 50 local farms, bakeries and producers.

Passengers will enjoy a taste of Norway, such as cod from Vesterålen, award-winning cheeses from Lofoten and craft beverages from Bergen.

MS Trollfjord has a main restaurant, a bistro-style eatery and a fine-dining à la carte restaurant, which all adhere to Hurtigruten’s mission to deliver authentic local cuisine.

Dining centres around Norwegian ingredients

Signature Voyages also have an enhanced Expedition Team onboard, twice the size of standard Hurtigruten cruises, for more personalised guidance and to help guests make the most of every moment, whether it’s capturing the perfect photo of the Northern Lights, leading hikes to remote vantage points or learning about all things friluftsliv, the Norwegian concept of open-air life.

Signature Voyages follow the midnight sun along the Norwegian coast and up to the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard during summer, or sail from Oslo to North Cape at the top of Europe in search of the Northern Lights in winter.

Each journey sets a more leisurely pace, cruising for 15 days aboard MS Trollfjord and calling at up to 14 ports, allowing more time to explore or embark on thrilling excursions from supplier partners.

Exploring Norway in summer

The Svalbard Line sets sail from Bergen and takes in 16 select destinations as it heads deep into the Arctic Circle, where passengers will experience 24-hour daylight and have the chance to spot polar bears and whales.

There is a new range of more than 30 summer excursions such as stand-up paddleboarding in Åndalsnes, visiting an ancient Viking homestead in Tromsø, or dog sledding on wheels in Longyearbyen.

The undisputed highlight of The North Cape Line winter sailings is the opportunity to spot the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis. Set sail from the capital city Oslo along the craggy coastline, taking in fishing towns and beautiful scenery.

Arctic Circle sailing during winter

At 70 degrees north, the town of Alta is far above the Arctic Circle and renowned for its visibility of the Northern Lights phenomena. The winter snow means Alta is also ideal for activities such as dog sledding, visiting the world’s most northerly ice hotel or hiking Mount Komsa.

Hurtigruten also offers agents peace of mind in the form of its Northern Lights Promise. If the aurora doesn't occur within sight of the ship on a voyage of 11 days or more, they will provide a six- or seven-day voyage free of charge for departures between 20 September and 31 March.

For more information, visit Hurtigruten’s B2B Agent Portal at www.agentportal.hurtigruten.com and www.hurtigruten.com/en. For travel trade enquires, visit www.connectingtravel.com/cruise-hub/hurtigruten or contact Carla Hines, Head of Sales Emerging Markets on +44 (0) 7826 912 426 or carla.hines@hurtigruten.com