Ships of Hurtigruten

Finnmarken

The MS Finnmarken is a beautifully appointed ship, decorated in Art Nouveau style, reminiscent of the first Coastal Voyage ships in Old World elegance. Eleven Norwegian artists have put the finishing touches on the interior with drawings, watercolors, oil paintings, charcoal drawings, lithographs, and sculptures. There are 32 suites, some with a balcony and Jacuzzi. All cabins have safes,...

Kong Harald

Although this ship is formally named after the King of Norway, you'll find other famous Norwegians on board: The bar is named after Nobel Peace laureate Fridtjof Nansen, the cafe after explorer Roald Amundsen. True to tradition, many well-known artists have put their own individual stamp on this exquisite ship.

Lofoten

Reminiscent of classic steamer vessels, the two classic vessels (limited service) still in the fleet are the most intimate of the ships, accommodating fewer than 200 cruise passengers.

Midnatsol

The MS Midnatsol has a modern design, with an extensive use of Norwegian materials. The name Midnatsol means "Midnight Sun" and the ship's interior is dedicated to the Norwegian summer. Large glass expanses allow the outside light to enter, along with extraordinary views. She has a large two-story panoramic lounge on the two upper decks and a top deck with saunas, a gym, a bar, and a large sun...

MS Fram

MS Fram was specially designed for cruising arctic waters. Through the extensive use of wool, leather, and oak, its interior has a Nordic feel. As she spends the summer months cruising the Greenland sea, the MS Fram is decorated with works by esteemed Greenlandic artists. The cabins are stylish and comfortable, and feature two lower berths or a twin-sized bed, private bathrooms with hair...

Nordkapp

On board the MS Nordkapp, you're surrounded by artworks by the renowned Norwegian artist Karl Erik Harr. His dramatic themes from coastal culture make the ship a floating art gallery. There are beautifully appointed public areas, and fantastic views from all the panoramic lounges. She has been upgraded with four additional Junior Suites, Jacuzzis and an Internet cafe.

Nordlys

It's only natural that art, decor, and colors inspired by the Northern Lights ("Nordlys") should characterize this ship. The woodwork, brass fittings, and textiles help make the public areas comfortable and elegant. Throughout the ship you'll find works by artists with roots in coastal Norway.

Nordnorge

MS Nordnorge was designed for service cruising Norway's narrow fjords and sometimes icy polar waters. Its shallow draft, powerful bow and stern thrusters make it extremely well suited for navigating Antarctic water. Her interior features Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences and artwork by well-known Norwegian artists. The cabins are stylish and comfortable with two lower berths, private...

Nordstjernen

Reminiscent of classic steamer vessels, the two classic vessels (limited service) still in the fleet are the most intimate of the ships, accommodating fewer than 200 cruise passengers.

Polarlys

The MS Polarlys is a stylish ship, furnished with mahogany paneling, polished brass, and a choice selection of Norwegian contemporary art. You'll find sculptures and carvings in marble, exciting paintings and glass art, and an unparalleled view from almost every quarter of the ship.

Richard With

The ship is named after the founder of the Coastal fleet. The art on board is by Eva, Karl Erik, and Jan Harr. The work demonstrates an intimate knowledge of the shore-hugging landscape. The panoramic lounges Horisont and Syvstjernen treat you to an unforgettable experience of the surrounding scenery. Eight Junior Suites, Jacuzzis and an Internet cafe were introduced last year.

Trollfjord

The MS Trollfjord has a winter theme with a modern design, featuring Norwegian wood and stone throughout the interior. Large windows have been installed throughout the ship to let the light and scenery into the public areas, and even the elevators are made out of glass. The works of Norwegian artists decorate the ship's interior. The sauna and fitness area, as well as the small swimming pool...

Vesteralen

The MS Vesteralen was named after the very first Coastal ship and is characterized by bright, cheerful public areas and lounges. You'll enjoy the view from the panoramic lounge and admire the collection of art featuring artists with links to the northern Norwegian landscape.