Discover Norway’s spectacular coastline on one of Havila’s breathtaking voyages – taking you from Bergen to Kirkenes and everywhere in between. Step aboard your modern ship and experience coastal landscapes in style. This voyage is firmly rooted in the traditional coastal culture giving guests the opportunity to learn about Norway’s maritime past, present and future while sailing through narrow fjords, open seas, past sheer cliffs and weather-beaten islets, as breathtaking scenery passes by.
Sit back and enjoy the facilities onboard the modern fleet of environmentally friendly ships, staying in spacious cabins and experiencing the taste of Norway with traditional dishes served in the restaurants.
You can enhance your 7-day voyage by joining the varied excursion program available, giving you the opportunity to get close to nature, whether you wish to see the northern lights from a dog-sled or eat self-caught king crab after a night of midnight sun. There are plenty of amazing options to choose from!
From £1,417 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on two people sharing a Superior Sea view Cabin on the 7-day cruise from Bergen to Kirkenes.
This roughly converts to 1,686 EUR | 1,828 USD
Please note, sailings operate every two to three days. You can enhance your voyage with cabin upgrades and meal and beverage packages which can be added to your voyage. Please contact our Sales team for all the different options, as well as the full list of excursions available from the ports and onboard activities to make the voyage more enjoyable.
With wonderful attractions and the gateway to the fjords, Bergen is a great destination to spend some time before your coastal adventure.
Check-in for the cruise starts at 15.00, with boarding from 16.00, leaving you plenty of time to get acquainted with the ship’s facilities before the departure at 20.30. Get settled into the cabin accommodation and enjoy your first night onboard the modern ship.
Enjoy waking up to the magnificent views as you head up the coast, arriving at 09.45 in the art nouveau town of Alesund. Please note, during summer sailings you have the option to continue to the stunning Geirangerfjord and Hjorundfjorden to witness the dramatic waterfalls and steep mountain scenery.
Ports today: Floro, Maloy, Torvik, Alesund, Geiranger, Hjorundfjorden, Alesund, Molde
In the morning you’ll dock in the foodie capital of Norway, Trondheim, which was founded over a thousand years ago. The city’s main attraction is Nidaros Cathedral, one of the largest Cathedrals in Northern Europe. The ship departs again at 12.45, heading north towards the Northern region.
Ports today: Kristiansund, Trondheim, Rorvik
Today you’ll cruise further up the coast, celebrating crossing the Arctic Circle with a ceremony before heading to the Arctic regions. In the summer months you can witness the midnight sun and during winter, see the Northern Lights. Here, you’ll encounter the power of nature with a visit to northern Scandinavia’s largest glacier, see the world’s strongest tidal current and spot majestic sea eagles in the Lofoten Islands. In the evening, visit Svolvaer, the main town on the islands and former fishing hub, admire the steep mountains and learn about Viking history and heritage.
Ports today: Bronnoysund, Sandnessjoen, Nesna, Ornes, Bodo, Stamsund, Svolvaer.
Continue through the Vesteralen Islands in the morning, enjoying the rugged coastline, arriving in Tromso, the ‘gateway to the arctic’ in the afternoon. Tromso has a rich history associated with hunting, fishing, polar expeditions and land of the Sami, Norway’s indigenous people, where you can learn about their culture and life as reindeer herders.
Ports today: Stokmarknes, Sortland, Risoynamn, Harstad, Finnsnes, Tromso, Skjervoy
Travel as far north as you can get - visiting the North Cape is the high point for many on this trip. Here, in the polar landscape, nature can be harsh. But between the bare plains and rugged cliffs, people make the most of nature’s bounty and have the chance to taste the King crab.
Ports today: Oksfjord, Hammerfest, Havoysund, Honnigsvag, Kjollefjord, Mehamn, Berlevag
Today, the sailing comes to an end at the easternmost point of the voyage in Kirkenes, near the border with Russia. From here you can join one of the excursions to visit the border, or venture to the Snowhotel where in winter, everything is crafted from ice and snow.
From Kirkenes, you can extend your stay in Norway or travel back south on the coastal voyage all the way to Bergen or any point in between.Ports today: Batsfjord, Vardo, Vadso, Kirkenes.
