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Follow the Northern Lights – Norway to Finland | Season 2025 – 2026

Follow the Northern Lights – Norway to Finland | Season 2025 – 2026

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Your fully escorted small group tour begins from Norway’s capital city, Oslo. During your journey you’ll ride one of the world’s most famous trains, the Flåm Railway, before joining The Coastal Express northbound voyage. Visit charming hamlets, sail through picturesque fjords and hopefully see the magnificent Northern Lights on this journey up into Arctic Norway.
From Kirkenes in Norway’s far north, you’ll then head south into Finnish Lapland and enjoy gazing up at the night sky inside your glass igloo. Then discover Rovaniemi, the official home town of Santa Claus.

Trip Name
Follow the Northern Lights – Norway to Finland | Season 2025 – 2026
Days
17
Overview
Since 1893, the Hurtigruten ships have been a hallmark of the Norwegian coast. Today, our ships sail to the Arctic and Antarctica, and many destinations in between. On each ship you will find modern facilities carefully blended with true character. MS Fridtjof Nansen MS Fridtjof Nansen is the latest addition to Hurtigruten’s fleet of custom built ships – and the next generation expedition ship. She will explore some of the most spectacular corners of the globe. Featuring Hurtigruten's revolutionary battery hybrid powered propulsion system, MS Fridtjof Nansen will be a near identical twin to her sister ship MS Roald Amundsen. Combining state of the art technology and premium on board experience with Hurtigruten’s 125 years of experience and unparalleled destinations, the two Norwegian built ships introduces the next generation of adventure travel. MS Fram The original Fram was the most famous explorer ship of its time, and the achievements of her expeditions are unparalleled. MS Fram brings on the heritage of the original Fram, using the most advanced technology to make her exceptionally well suited for expedition voyages in Polar Regions. MS Kong Harald Norway's reigning monarch, a seasoned sailor, lends his name to this remarkable vessel. MS Kong Harald was refurbished in 2016 and now features a modern, Arctic-inspired interior. On board are three different restaurants, the Multe bakery and ice cream bar, a sauna and fitness room. Out on deck you can enjoy the view from one of our two hot tubs. There is a comfortable bar at the front of the ship where you can enjoy a nice traditional drink. The vessel also has a large compass area were you find the reception, the Expedition Team, conference room and shop. The top deck of the boat features a sun deck, observation saloon and panorama lounge, all of which provide splendid views of spectacular coastal scenery. MS Maud MS Maud is designed to take you on an expedition of the Norwegian coast in maximum comfort, equipped for a sustainable and memorable expedition. MS Maud, the current MS Trollfjord, is named after one of the most famous polar vessels of all time, Roald Amundsens “Maud” from 1917. The original “Maud” got her name from the first Queen of modern-day Norway. She also had her namesake in Hurtigruten’s 1925 flagship DS Dronning Maud (“DS Queen Maud”). Today´s MS Maud is an ice class 1C ship equipped with advanced technology that makes her exceptionally well-suited for expedition cruises in Norway. MS Nordkapp MS Nordkapp is named after the northernmost point on mainland Europe: North Cape (71ºN) - one of the geographical highpoints you can visit on a Hurtigruten voyage. MS Nordkapp was refurbished in 2016 and now features a modern, Arctic-inspired interior. On board are three different restaurants, a Multe bakery and ice cream bar, a sauna and fitness room. Out on deck you can enjoy the view from one of our two hot tubs. We also have a cosy bar at the front of the ship where you can enjoy a nice traditional drink. The ship additionally has a large compass area with reception, a tour guide, conference room and shop. MS Nordkapp was christened by Norway´s Queen Sonja in 1996 and her maiden voyage was to the Shetland Islands. The ship started sailing the Norwegian coast in April 1996. She has also sailed in Antarctica. Since 2007, the vessel has been part of Hurtigruten´s fleet of ships dedicated to sailing the Norwegian coastline. MS Nordlys Both the name and the interior design of this modern expedition ship are inspired by the spectacular Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). The art, décor and colours employed aboard this ship are all inspired by the northern lights. The delicate aesthetic creates a distinct and unique on-board ambience. Passengers are invited to relax after a long day experiencing Hurtigruten´s various excursions and activities in comfy reclining chairs in the one of the ship’s lounges. In May 2019 MS Nordlys was refurbished. All cabins got a makeover, while new cabin grades were added. The upgrade saw a number of new features being added to the ship. MS Nordstjernen MS Nordstjernen is named after the North Star or Stella Polaris, famous for helping seafarers find their way back home and the Vikings to navigate the north. The ship was built for the Coastal Voyage fleet in 1956 and extensively modernised in 2000 for exclusive Arctic sailing. Today she takes explorers on adventures in the waters around Spitsbergen. Despite modernisation, she still retains the aura of an old Atlantic ship, restored to her former splendour with new brass, classic wooden interiors and all her original art. Out on deck you come extra close to the untouched nature of the Polar Arctic and with roofs over a lot of the deck space you can enjoy being outside, even in rough weather. MS Nordstjernen is equipped with a dining room and bar, a café, a panorama lounge and a library. Inside you’ll find cosy interior and exterior cabins, the majority of which have upper and lower berths. All rooms and deck surfaces exhibit that old, beautiful wood. MS Nordnorge MS Nordnorge is aptly named for northern Norway, most of which lies above the Arctic Circle. MS Nordnorge was refurbished in 2016 and now features a modern, Arctic-inspired interior. On board are three different restaurants, the Multe bakery and ice cream bar, a sauna and fitness room. Out on deck you can enjoy the view from one of our two hot tubs. We have a comfortable bar at the front of the ship where you can enjoy a nice traditional drink. The vessel also has a large compass area where you find the reception, a tour guide, conference room and shop.  MS Polarlys Polarlys is Norwegian for `polar light´, and refers to the natural Arctic phenomenon we pursue in winter. MS Polarlys was refurbished in 2016 and now features a modern, Arctic-inspired interior. On board are three different restaurants, the Multe bakery and ice cream bar, a sauna and fitness room. Out on deck you can enjoy the view from one of our two hot tubs. We have a comfortable bar at the front of the ship where you can enjoy a nice traditional drink. The vessel also has a large compass area where you find the reception, the expedition team, conference room and shop. MS Roald Amundsen In 2019, Hurtigruten added a brand new ship to its fleet: the MS Roald Amundsen. The state of the art vessel features new and environmentally sustainable hybrid technology that will reduce fuel consumption and show the world that hybrid propulsion on large ships is possible. MS Roald Amundsen is the first of two hybrid ships Hurtigruten will add to its fleet over the next few years. Emissions are cut by sailing with electrical propulsion. Innovative sustainable technology reduces fuel consumption and CO2-emissions on the ships by 20 percent. Named after the first man to cross Antarctica and reach the South Pole, MS Roald Amundsen leads the way towards an even more sustainable way of travelling. The ship is specially constructed for voyages in polar waters. It serves as a comfortable basecamp at sea – bringing adventurers from all over the world to the most spectacular destinations in the most sustainable way. MS Richard With MS Richard With proudly carries the name of Hurtigruten's founder. It is aptly designed and built in classic maritime style. When Captain Richard With established the Norwegian Coastal Express in 1893, he made an enormous impact on life along the Norwegian coastline. The MS Richard With lives up to that legacy. Relax in the ship´s panorama lounges and take in the unforgettable views of remarkable coastal scenery, much of it the same as when the first Hurtigruten boats sailed by more than a century ago. Beautiful art throughout the ship´s interior adds contemporary elegance to the vessel´s maritime ambience. MS Spitsbergen Our new ship, MS Spitsbergen will take you on a voyage beyond the ordinary. MS Spitsbergen is named after the crown jewel of Arctic Norway – the Svalbard archipelago and its biggest island, Spitsbergen. Hurtigruten has a long history of travelling to Spitsbergen, beginning in 1896 with the `Sports Route´. MS Spitsbergen cruises along the Norwegian coast from September to May, and becomes part of our global Explorer sailings during the rest of the year. After complete reconstruction, MS Spitsbergen joined the Hurtigruten fleet in 2016. The ship features high technical standards as well as comfortable, modern public areas and cabins. The vessel´s fresh Scandinavian design reflects a colour palette derived from the sea. She is modern and environmentally progressive, and we plan further improvements that will reduce emissions and fuel consumption even more. The new ship’s maneuverability and optimal size make her quite suitable for exploring polar waters. MS Trollfjord The ship is named after the spectacular Trollfjord in Lofoten. Inside she provides spectacular comfort, modern facilities and interior design that makes extensive use of Norwegian wood and stone. The art exhibited aboard ship includes original paintings that were once on board the old Hurtigruten ship, MS Harald Jarl. MS Trollfjord´s sun deck and hot tub are on deck 9. The ship´s spacious, two-storey panorama lounge is above the bow. Its wall-to-wall windows bathe the lounge in natural light and provide extraordinary views.  MS Vesterålen MS Vesterålen is named after the first Hurtigruten ship that sailed along Norway´s rugged coastline in 1893. She is one of our smaller boats and has an intimate on-board atmosphere. MS Vesterålen provides passengers an authentic heritage experience. In its exciting programme you will learn more about the ship´s maritime operations, logistics and hotel operations. You will get an opportunity to get closer to the Hurtigruten operation and to learn more about the operation along the Norwegian coast. 

Itinerary



Day 1 - DAY 1 Arrive in Oslo
 OsloWelcome to Norway! First stop: Norway’s thriving capital, Oslo. The city has a sheltered position deep inside Oslofjord and is surrounded by glistening lakes.    Arrive in Oslo and make your own way to your hotel. The day is spent at your leisure, exploring the many charms the cosmopolitan capital has to offer.Why not make your way to the city centre, taking snaps of the architecturally distinct Rådhuset town hall, Royal Palace, and Oslo Cathedral.   Along the waterfront, there’s Aker Brygge, a popular area to eat out at, the imposing Akershus Fortress, and the gleaming new buildings around Bjørvika waterfront. The latter is where you’ll find modern attractions such as the landmark new Edvard Munch museum. In the evening, meet the rest of your tour group and your guide at a welcome dinner. Overnight in Oslo.
Day 2 - DAY 2 Discover Norway's capital
 OsloAfter breakfast, we’ll go on an Oslo grand city tour that may include some of the attractions you might have had time to see yourself on your first day but also a few sights located further away. The Oslo Opera House is perhaps the capital’s most iconic building, resembling a gleaming glacier floating in the water. Wander along its clean lines, admire the dramatic angles, and marvel at the white marble that covers its exterior. Vigeland Sculpture Park is located at the centre of splendid Frogner Park. There, you’ll find more than 200 visually striking sculptures in bronze, granite, and cast iron by prolific Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland. The highlight of the sculptures is the monolith that rises several metres high.Further north from Vigeland, just outside of Oslo, is Holmenkollen Ski Jump. You won’t be doing any jumping yourself, but the impressive building enjoys panoramic views over the city, lakes, and fjord. Beneath the ski jump is also the world’s oldest ski museum featuring 2,500 pairs of skis and 4,000 years of skiing history.After the tour, you’ll return to your hotel in Oslo to spend the night.
Day 3 - DAY 3 Norway In a Nutshell
 FlåmAfter breakfast, we take the train from Oslo to Myrdal station over 850 metres high in the mountains. This is the boarding point for the Flåm Mountain Railway. The vintage train will weave its way down from the mountains and into the valley towards the village of Flåm. The scenic journey takes about an hour and includes a brief stop at Kjosfossen Waterfall for you to take photos. The small power station on the waterfall is actually what powers the Flåm Mountain Railway.  We’ll then arrive in the village of Flåm where you’ll spend the night at a hotel. You can visit Flåm Railway Museum to learn more about the history and the engineering that brought about the railway. Enjoy your included dinner at the hotel tonight.
Day 4 - DAY 4 Trainride to Bergen
 Bergen – gateway to the fjordsFollowing breakfast and checking out of your hotel, it’s time to enjoy a two-hour boat cruise of Aurlandsfjord and narrow UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, ending at Gudvangen. A short bus ride through Nærøydalen valley, usually fringed by waterfalls, leads us to the village of Voss where you will catch the train to Bergen, a beautiful city on the west coast of Norway.Check in to your hotel in Bergen before heading out to explore Norway’s third largest city at your leisure. One recommendation is to take the Fløibanen funicular to the top of nearby Mount Fløyen to enjoy views of Bergen and the surrounding mountains.
Day 5 - DAY 5 Gateway to the Fjords
 Bergen – gateway to the fjordsAfter a relaxing morning we take a walking tour of Bergen, including St Mary’s Church, Håkon’s Hall and the UNESCO World Heritage listed Bryggen district. Bryggen is made up of a colourful age-old wooden wharves which now house boutique shops selling handicrafts, art, and souvenirs.Across the cobblestone street from Bryggen is the Fish Market, a place of sights, sounds, and smells. Freshly caught seafood is cooked on the spot here and served to salivating visitors. We’ll then head to Troldhaugen, the home of Norway’s most famous composer, Edvard Grieg. The tour ends at Bergen pier, where we can relax in our exclusive guest lounge before boarding our Coastal Express ship for our voyage along Norway’s beautiful coast.
Day 6 - DAY 6 Iconic Architecture
 ÅlesundEnjoy early morning in the breathtaking Nordfjord near Torvik. We then sail past West Cape for our approach to Ålesund. You’ll have most of the day to explore this picturesque town.Ålesund is renowned for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture. Enjoy wandering around pastel-coloured buildings, picking up details such as semi-circular windows and charming rounded fairy-tale-like towers. For a lovely panorama over the town, head up to Mount Askla. There’s also Atlanterhavsparken, one of Northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums. The last port of the day is Molde which has an amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called ‘the Molde Panorama’.
Day 7 - DAY 7 City of Kings and Palaces
 Trondheim – Norway’s capital of technologyWe arrive early in the morning at Trondheim, with plenty of time to explore Norway’s first capital either on your own or on an optional excursion. Founded by Viking king Olav Tryggvason in 997, Trondheim today is Norway’s third largest city and a mix of historic buildings and a vibrant student population.A must-see site of the city is Nidaros Cathedral, nicknamed “Norway’s Notre Dame” for its Gothic style and considered the most sacred building in all of Norway. Nearby, the old city bridge Gamle Bybro sits over Nid River, marking the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. The neighbourhood’s colourful wooden wharves propped up on stilts by the river’s edge now house a variety of eateries. Up from Bakklandet is Kristiansten Fort which offers beautiful views.In the afternoon, the ship sails northwest, passing the ochre-coloured Kjeungskjær Lighthouse towards charming Rørvik.
Day 8 - DAY 8 Into the Arctic
 BodøWe cross the Arctic Circle early in the morning, beginning your Arctic tour of Norway. We mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that’s sure to wake you up!Above the Arctic Circle in autumn, winter, and spring, your chances of seeing the Northern Lights greatly improve.At 10am, we call into Ørnes, near to Norway’s second-largest glacier, Svartisen. We then sail to Bodø, the second-largest city in Northern Norway, overlooked by the Børvass peaks. That afternoon, the ship enters the Lofoten archipelago. The 1,000 metre-high Lofoten Wall is a stunning sight stretching for miles on the horizon.Stamsund is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the islands, busy catching Arctic cod called skrei which swim from the Barents Sea in the north down to nearby Vestfjord to spawn.Come evening, when you see rows of traditional fisherman’s huts on stilts, known as rorbuer, you’ve arrived in the pretty harbour of Svolvær, the main town of the Lofoten Islands.
Day 9 - DAY 9 Capital of the Arctic
 Tromsø – gateway to the ArcticWe dock into Harstad just after 7am. You can go for a peaceful early morning stroll around town. The ship will then continue to Finnsnes which connects the beautiful island of Senja via the impressive Gisund Bridge.We then sail to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø where you’ll have four hours to explore the city or join an optional excursion.Along the waterfront you’ll find Polaria, a centre exhibiting environmental research in the Arctic with a small aquarium. Take your pick from the many shops and restaurants in the city centre, including Mack Brewery and favourite local watering hole Ølhallen pub. There are also cafés offering delicious cinnamon buns where baristas create innovative coffee art. Across the fjord from where the ship docks, you should be able to see the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its beautiful stained-glass mosaic.Leaving Tromsø in the early evening, we head north for the trading post of Skjervøy, founded in 1622. On our way, we’ll pass the Lyngen Alps which rise majestically from the sea.
Day 10 - DAY 10 Norway’s Northern Frontier
 Honningsvåg – gateway to the North CapeThe ship makes early morning stops in the town of Hammerfest and at Havøysund before arriving at Honningsvåg mid-morning.This is the portal to the North Cape where a globe monument marks the top of continental Europe. An optional excursion will take you to North Cape from Honningsvåg by bus, passing herds of reindeer on the way, depending on the season.The ship continues north. Near the entrance of Kjøllefjord village, look out for the striking, building-like rock formation Finnkirka, an ancient sacrificial site once used by the indigenous Sámi. We reach Mehamn, in the evening. If visiting in the months of February and March, you might spot tons of cod drying on outdoor wooden racks called hjell, mainly destined for export.The ship then sets off for Berlevåg. On the way, we pass the tall Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost mainland lighthouse on Earth.
Day 11 - DAY 11 The Sámi Capital
 Kirkenes – right on the border, SaariselkäWe’ll arrive at Vardø in the morning, and we’ll continue south towards our next port, Kirkenes. You’ll be treated to dramatic coastal vistas as we approach the shore. Here, we leave our ship behind as we continue our journey south toward Finland on land.We’ll board a coach and enjoy a scenic drive through the town of Kirkenes, and after crossing the border into Finland, we’ll begin heading south through Lapland. We’ll stop at Inari, a village in Finland’s largest municipality. The area is famous for its large Sámi population and is seen as the centre of Finnish Sámi culture. At the newly renovated Siida Sámi museum, you can see exhibits and artefacts that document the rich culture of the Finnish Sámi. We will enjoy lunch in a local restaurant before continuing to Saariselkä, a small skiing village in the middle of the Finnish Lapland wilderness.After a day of travelling, learning, and exploring, you’ll spend your first night in Finland.
Day 12 - DAY 12 Reindeer Safari
 SaariselkäWaking up in Saariselkä, you have another day in Finland’s winter wonderland to look forward to. Today we have a day at leisure to explore the small village, or why not try the toboggan near the hotel, or one of the many optional excursions available.This evening enjoy a Reindeer Safari, with the chance of experiencing the Northern Lights. A short transfer to a local reindeer farm and here you have the opportunity to get to know a local Sami family. During your visit, we will feed the reindeers in the paddock and tell you about reindeer husbandry. Then it´s time to take the Lappish lasso and practice, with the guidance of the host, throwing the lasso. You will also have a peek into the dim Lappish hut. In the idyllic old cottage, you can enjoy some coffee and chat more about reindeers and Sami. Weather permitting you will also enjoy a reindeer sleigh ride.Return to your hotel in the evening, where you’ll spend your second night in Saariselkä.
Day 13 - DAY 13 Santa Claus Village
 Sinettä, RovaniemiToday, we journey towards the commercial centre of Lapland, Rovaniemi. Along the way we will make a short stop to visit the Sodankylä Old Church.Experience Santa Claus Village, where you can see herds of reindeer and even meet the jolly bearded man himself. This Christmas-themed park will surely bring out your inner child, and if you’re lucky, seeing the Northern Lights dancing above will make your visit even more special. In the evening, you’ll check into an Arctic snowhotel in Sinettä, where you can unwind and enjoy the hotel’s spa and sauna facilities. Tonight we will enjoy dinner at the hotel before you spend the night in a toasty glass igloo, looking out for the Aurora through the 360 degree glass roof.
Day 14 - DAY 14 Canine Companions
 RovaniemiToday we will transfer to your hotel in Rovaniemi. This Arctic city has an intriguing history, having grown to prominence in the 19th century due to the Lapland gold rush. After extensive destruction during World War II, the city had to be rebuilt, and its footprint was redesigned in the shape of a reindeer’s head.Besides reindeer, another iconic Lapland animal is the husky. In the afternoon, you’ll take a tour of a husky dog kennel and meet its friendly, furry residents. Enjoy lunch at the kennel. Learn about the long relationship these dogs have with the local people, and find out how they’re reared to become as fit and as hardy as they are.After spending some time with the dogs, enjoy a thrilling husky-drawn cart or sled ride through the Lapland wilderness. Once it’s over, you can enjoy a snack and a hot drink around the roaring fire.
Day 15 - DAY 15 Capital of Lapland
 RovaniemiAfter breakfast you have a day to yourself to explore more of Rovaniemi. Your tour guide can recommend a range of exciting additional excursions or things to see and do in the area.Maybe make a visit to Jätkänkynttilä bridge to take photos of Finland’s first suspension bridge. It stands prominently over Kemijoki river with the lamps at the top of its two pillars resembling glowing braziers.You’ll also not want to miss the Aalto Centre, a complex of public buildings designed by famous Finnish modernist architect Alvar Aalto. Each of the three buildings is inspired by Finnish culture and nature. Even the five arterial roads are arranged in the shape of a reindeer’s antlers.There’s also the forest-themed Pilke Science Centre and Korundi House of Culture to lose yourself in. Similarly, Ranua Zoo is home to various Arctic fauna, but all bow in respect to the resident polar bears and Finnish brown bears.
Day 16 - DAY 16 Finland’s Capital
 HelsinkiToday, we leave the Rovaniemi and travel by train to Helsinki, Finland’s capital. Widely regarded as one of the world’s best cities to live in, Helsinki is vibrant and colourful, and offers a delicate balance of historic architecture and contemporary living. The city is also known for its incredible natural scenery, with countless nature trails nearby.After a late afternoon arrival, spend the rest of the day exploring the city and discovering the many hidden gems dotted around the centre. With a wide range of bars, restaurants and cafés, Helsinki has something to satisfy every taste.
Day 17 - DAY 17 The Adventure Ends
 HelsinkiFrom the far south of Norway up to the northernmost point, then down through Finnish Lapland – you’ve been on quite the journey! You’ve travelled through the Polar Night over sea and land across countries, with the Northern Lights making a pleasant appearance at times. Today marks the end of your journey, but it doesn’t truly finish here. The memories you’ve collected throughout your time with us will remain with you for years to come. You’ll also likely be going home with plenty of photos from various activities and places that you can share with family and friends.After breakfast at the hotel, say your goodbyes to the crew and your fellow travellers. We thank you for spending this time with us, and we hope to see you again soon for another adventure.
Day 18 - Please note:
The day-by-day programme will give you some ideas about what you can see during your voyage, but bear in mind that this itinerary is just an indication. After all, this is a sailing where the elements rule and weather conditions might vary.

Trip Dates

StartEndPrice FromRoom Type
14-09-202530-09-2025AUD $8,479Polar Inside. From
14-09-202530-09-2025AUD $8,984Polar Outside. From
14-09-202530-09-2025AUD $10,142Arctic Superior. From
14-09-202530-09-2025AUD $14,715Expedition Suite. From
18-09-202504-10-2025AUD $8,479Polar Inside. From
18-09-202504-10-2025AUD $8,984Polar Outside. From
18-09-202504-10-2025AUD $10,142Arctic Superior. From
18-09-202504-10-2025AUD $12,784Expedition Suite. From
26-09-202512-10-2025AUD $10,142Arctic Superior. From
26-09-202512-10-2025AUD $14,715Expedition Suite. From
26-09-202512-10-2025AUD $8,479Polar Inside. From
26-09-202512-10-2025AUD $8,984Polar Outside. From
01-10-202517-10-2025AUD $8,297Polar Inside. From
01-10-202517-10-2025AUD $8,793Polar Outside. From
01-10-202517-10-2025AUD $9,930Arctic Superior. From
01-10-202517-10-2025AUD $12,524Expedition Suite. From
12-10-202528-10-2025AUD $8,386Polar Inside. From
12-10-202528-10-2025AUD $8,838Polar Outside. From
12-10-202528-10-2025AUD $9,873Arctic Superior. From
12-10-202528-10-2025AUD $12,236Expedition Suite. From
23-10-202508-11-2025AUD $8,586Polar Inside. From
23-10-202508-11-2025AUD $9,038Polar Outside. From
23-10-202508-11-2025AUD $10,073Arctic Superior. From
23-10-202508-11-2025AUD $12,436Expedition Suite. From
19-11-202505-12-2025AUD $8,585Polar Inside. From
19-11-202505-12-2025AUD $8,937Polar Outside. From
19-11-202505-12-2025AUD $9,744Arctic Superior. From
19-11-202505-12-2025AUD $12,931Expedition Suite. From
03-12-202519-12-2025AUD $8,785Polar Inside. From
03-12-202519-12-2025AUD $9,137Polar Outside. From
03-12-202519-12-2025AUD $9,944Arctic Superior. From
03-12-202519-12-2025AUD $11,786Expedition Suite. From
04-12-202520-12-2025AUD $8,785Polar Inside. From
04-12-202520-12-2025AUD $9,137Polar Outside. From
04-12-202520-12-2025AUD $9,944Arctic Superior. From
04-12-202520-12-2025AUD $11,786Expedition Suite. From
06-12-202522-12-2025AUD $8,785Polar Inside. From
06-12-202522-12-2025AUD $9,137Polar Outside. From
06-12-202522-12-2025AUD $9,944Arctic Superior. From
06-12-202522-12-2025AUD $11,786Expedition Suite. From
09-12-202525-12-2025AUD $9,784Polar Inside. From
09-12-202525-12-2025AUD $10,136Polar Outside. From
09-12-202525-12-2025AUD $10,860Arctic Superior. From
09-12-202525-12-2025AUD $12,785Expedition Suite. From
11-12-202527-12-2025AUD $9,784Polar Inside. From
11-12-202527-12-2025AUD $10,136Polar Outside. From
11-12-202527-12-2025AUD $10,943Arctic Superior. From
11-12-202527-12-2025AUD $14,130Expedition Suite. From
14-12-202530-12-2025AUD $9,784Polar Inside. From
14-12-202530-12-2025AUD $10,136Polar Outside. From
14-12-202530-12-2025AUD $10,943Arctic Superior. From
14-12-202530-12-2025AUD $12,785Expedition Suite. From
15-12-202531-12-2025AUD $9,784Polar Inside. From
15-12-202531-12-2025AUD $10,136Polar Outside. From
15-12-202531-12-2025AUD $10,943Arctic Superior. From
15-12-202531-12-2025AUD $12,785Expedition Suite. From
20-12-202505-01-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
20-12-202505-01-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
20-12-202505-01-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
20-12-202505-01-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
25-12-202510-01-2026AUD $9,144Polar Inside. From
25-12-202510-01-2026AUD $9,566Polar Outside. From
25-12-202510-01-2026AUD $10,534Arctic Superior. From
25-12-202510-01-2026AUD $12,743Expedition Suite. From
26-12-202511-01-2026AUD $9,144Polar Inside. From
26-12-202511-01-2026AUD $9,566Polar Outside. From
26-12-202511-01-2026AUD $10,534Arctic Superior. From
26-12-202511-01-2026AUD $12,743Expedition Suite. From
28-12-202513-01-2026AUD $9,144Polar Inside. From
28-12-202513-01-2026AUD $9,566Polar Outside. From
28-12-202513-01-2026AUD $10,534Arctic Superior. From
28-12-202513-01-2026AUD $12,743Expedition Suite. From
05-01-202621-01-2026AUD $9,144Polar Inside. From
05-01-202621-01-2026AUD $9,566Polar Outside. From
05-01-202621-01-2026AUD $10,534Arctic Superior. From
05-01-202621-01-2026AUD $12,743Expedition Suite. From
08-01-202624-01-2026AUD $9,144Polar Inside. From
08-01-202624-01-2026AUD $9,566Polar Outside. From
08-01-202624-01-2026AUD $10,534Arctic Superior. From
08-01-202624-01-2026AUD $12,743Expedition Suite. From
11-01-202627-01-2026AUD $9,085Polar Inside. From
11-01-202627-01-2026AUD $9,537Polar Outside. From
11-01-202627-01-2026AUD $10,466Arctic Superior. From
11-01-202627-01-2026AUD $12,935Expedition Suite. From
21-01-202606-02-2026AUD $9,385Polar Inside. From
21-01-202606-02-2026AUD $9,837Polar Outside. From
21-01-202606-02-2026AUD $10,872Arctic Superior. From
21-01-202606-02-2026AUD $13,235Expedition Suite. From
22-01-202607-02-2026AUD $9,385Polar Inside. From
22-01-202607-02-2026AUD $9,837Polar Outside. From
22-01-202607-02-2026AUD $10,766Arctic Superior. From
22-01-202607-02-2026AUD $13,235Expedition Suite. From
28-01-202613-02-2026AUD $9,338Polar Inside. From
28-01-202613-02-2026AUD $9,813Polar Outside. From
28-01-202613-02-2026AUD $10,904Arctic Superior. From
28-01-202613-02-2026AUD $13,392Expedition Suite. From
07-02-202623-02-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
07-02-202623-02-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
07-02-202623-02-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
07-02-202623-02-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
12-02-202628-02-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
18-02-202606-03-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
18-02-202606-03-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
18-02-202606-03-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
18-02-202606-03-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
23-02-202611-03-2026AUD $9,538Polar Inside. From
23-02-202611-03-2026AUD $10,013Polar Outside. From
23-02-202611-03-2026AUD $11,104Arctic Superior. From
23-02-202611-03-2026AUD $13,592Expedition Suite. From
01-03-202617-03-2026AUD $9,497Polar Inside. From
01-03-202617-03-2026AUD $9,993Polar Outside. From
01-03-202617-03-2026AUD $11,130Arctic Superior. From
01-03-202617-03-2026AUD $13,724Expedition Suite. From
07-03-202623-03-2026AUD $9,497Polar Inside. From
07-03-202623-03-2026AUD $9,993Polar Outside. From
07-03-202623-03-2026AUD $11,130Arctic Superior. From
07-03-202623-03-2026AUD $13,724Expedition Suite. From
12-03-202628-03-2026AUD $9,497Polar Inside. From
12-03-202628-03-2026AUD $9,993Polar Outside. From
12-03-202628-03-2026AUD $11,130Arctic Superior. From
12-03-202628-03-2026AUD $13,724Expedition Suite. From
20-03-202605-04-2026AUD $9,497Polar Inside. From
20-03-202605-04-2026AUD $9,993Polar Outside. From
20-03-202605-04-2026AUD $11,130Arctic Superior. From
20-03-202605-04-2026AUD $13,724Expedition Suite. From
26-03-202611-04-2026AUD $9,497Polar Inside. From
26-03-202611-04-2026AUD $9,993Polar Outside. From
26-03-202611-04-2026AUD $11,130Arctic Superior. From
26-03-202611-04-2026AUD $13,724Expedition Suite. From

Inclusions

    • Guided city tours of Oslo and Bergen
    • Husky and reindeer excursions included
    • Chances of seeing the Northern Lights
    • Insight into Sámi culture

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