Published on December 18, 2025

Hurtigruten has unveiled a fresh collection of 2026 itineraries, inviting travelers to discover some of the most remote and awe-inspiring corners of the Nordic and Arctic regions. These new voyages are thoughtfully designed to help guests slow down, connect more deeply with nature, and experience the true spirit of places like Norway, Svalbard, and Iceland.
With more than 130 years of experience navigating the Norwegian coast, Hurtigruten brings a deep understanding of the High North to every journey. From Norway’s dramatic fjords and coastal villages to Iceland’s volcanic landscapes and the untouched Arctic wilderness of Svalbard, each itinerary blends exploration with meaningful, immersive experiences.
More than just travel, these voyages offer a chance to step into the rhythms of the north where stunning scenery, local culture, and a sense of adventure come together to create truly unforgettable journeys.
Discover Norway with Summer Arctic Cabin Adventure
One of the standout itineraries in Hurtigruten’s 2026 lineup is the “Discover Norway with Summer Arctic Cabin Adventure”. This 10-day voyage takes guests from Oslo to the far northern reaches of Norway, ending with a stay at the Kirkenes Snowhotel, an iconic Arctic fishing cabin. Guests will experience king crab fishing along Norway’s northern coast, followed by a scenic Coastal Express voyage south to Bergen, with a five-night cruise along the rugged coast.
The journey culminates with a rail trip through Norway’s breathtaking fjords and mountains back to Oslo, offering guests a blend of water and land experiences. Prices for this unique experience start at £2,480 per person.
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Best of Norway
For travelers seeking a quintessential Norwegian experience, Hurtigruten offers the “Best of Norway” itinerary, a 12-day voyage that provides the perfect blend of Norway’s cultural and natural highlights. Guests will start with two nights in Oslo before flying to the Arctic town of Kirkenes, where they will embark on the classic Coastal Express voyage south to Bergen.
The trip also includes a cruise through one of Norway’s UNESCO-listed fjords and a ride on the iconic Flåm Railway. This journey allows guests to experience the best of Norway’s natural beauty, from majestic mountains and fjords to vibrant cities. Prices for this itinerary start at £2,479 per person.
Arctic Norway Frontier Tour
Hurtigruten’s “Arctic Norway Frontier Tour” is a thrilling 13-day journey that will take guests from Oslo to Longyearbyen, the northernmost town in Svalbard. This itinerary, launching in May 2026, offers the ultimate Arctic adventure, with a full coastal voyage through Norway’s Lofoten Islands, Tromsø, and the North Cape.
Highlights include a crossing of the Barents Sea to Svalbard, where guests will experience the Midnight Sun and take part in a hybrid catamaran glacier and wildlife tour. The trip concludes with a memorable culinary experience, featuring a 14-course tasting menu at Huset, a renowned restaurant in Svalbard. Prices for this extraordinary journey start at £4,326 per person.
Grand Nordic Adventure
For those seeking a comprehensive Nordic experience, Hurtigruten’s “Grand Nordic Adventure” offers a 19-day journey from Helsinki to the Arctic, covering Finland, Norway, and Iceland. The journey begins in Helsinki, where travelers will explore Finland’s wilderness before heading to northern Norway for stays in Arctic retreats and the Kirkenes Snowhotel.
The trip continues with a scenic sail to Bergen, followed by a flight to Iceland for a guided six-day exploration of the island’s volcanic landscapes, geothermal features, and stunning natural beauty. Prices for the Grand Nordic Adventure start at £5,995 per person.
A Deeper Connection with the Arctic and Nordic Regions
Hurtigruten’s 2026 itineraries are designed to allow travelers to connect with the Arctic and Nordic landscapes in a way that is both immersive and meaningful. The focus is on offering guests the opportunity to slow down and travel with purpose, engaging deeply with the places and cultures that shape the High North.
These journeys are not just about visiting destinations but also about experiencing the local traditions, wildlife, and history that make each place unique. With Hurtigruten’s decades of expertise in navigating the waters of the Norwegian coast, these voyages promise to be an unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion.
Expanding Hurtigruten’s Presence in the High North
The introduction of these new itineraries reflects Hurtigruten’s broader vision to strengthen its presence across the Nordic and Arctic regions, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in Arctic and coastal cruising.
With a strong commitment to sustainability and meaningful cultural connections, Hurtigruten goes beyond traditional cruising offering journeys that respect the environment while allowing guests to truly engage with the places they visit. This thoughtful approach continues to set the brand apart, delivering travel experiences that are as enriching as they are unforgettable.
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