Sail the full 14-day Bergen to Kirkenes to Bergen round trip with Hurtigruten, visiting all 34 coastal ports. Experience each stop at different times of day, with visits ranging from just 15 minutes to several hours, offering a unique glimpse of Norway’s ever-changing coastline. Perfect for travelers who enjoy exploring culture and nature at sea.

Sail the 7-day Northbound route from Bergen to Krikenes. Cross the Arctic Cricle and watch the landscape change and the treeline dissapear. This is my favorite route to travel. During the summer months, the boat will take a trip into the Geirangerfjord. 

Pic Credit: Hurtigruten / Espen Mills

This 6-day Southbound trip travels from Kirkenes to Bergen. This route differs from the Northbound as you will hit ports at a different time of day than the northbound route. This route tends to have better availability overall if you are looking for ways to save on your trip and cruise. 

Pic Credit: Elaine Peik

Got a shorter route in mind? This is the place to book shorter trips on the cruise. Why not incorporate this into a self-drive Norway itinerary. Bergen-Trondheim, Svolvær-Tromsø? This is the place to book. Just select your dates and ports and check the availability. 

Sail on this fjord cruise from Bergen through Norway’s iconic Western Fjords, including the Sognefjord, Lysefjord, Hardangerfjord and Nordfjord. Experience Ålesund’s Art Nouveau beauty, historic stave churches, and peaceful villages framed by waterfalls and mountains. 6 Departures Sept 2027, April & May 2028.

Set out on a circular Arctic Circle cruise from Tromsø into Norway’s far north, where frosty fjords, snow-covered peaks and Northern Lights skies await. Experience Lofoten’s rugged beauty, visit Alta and the North Cape, and discover the serene power of the Arctic in its purest season. 4 Departures early 2027.