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Northern Lights North Cape Express W/Flights

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$6,999
Per Person

Typically $10,599
Cruise the Norwegian Arctic coast on a Northern Lights Cruise, plus a pre- cruise hotel night in Bergen with a city sightseeing tour. Including return flights & drinks package! Book now for 2025.

the tour

The North Cape Express is one of Hurtigrutens most iconic routes. Experience the ultimate immersion in Norway’s coast and culture, from its capital to its capes. Sail from Bergen, journeying between Norway’s southern and northernmost points. As the Northern Lights dance through the longer nights, immerse yourself in Norway’s coast on The North Cape Express. It’s the ultimate way to experience the compelling culture, wildlife and beauty of the Norwegian coast in winter. For the first time in our 130-year history, we sail from Oslo, Norway’s vibrant capital and around the country’s northern and southern capes, stopping for exclusive excursions at 16 carefully chosen destinations. Your voyage is heightened by the peerless onboard experience and exceptional food and drink on the freshly refurbished MS Trollfjord.

Join the North Cape Express in the beautiful city of Bergen for a winter voyage to the roof of Norway at North Cape in the Arctic, under the Northern Lights. Your ship will then turn around and sail back south towards Lindesnes, bound for the cool capital of Oslo.

INCLUSIONS

The North Cape Express full voyage includes return international flights from Australia. A 12 Night North Cape Voyage on the newly refurbished MS Trollfjord, including all meals and meal time beers and wines. This package also includes pre night in Bergen along with a city tour. Choose any cabin type on numerous departure dates until March 2025. Secure your trip from just a *25% deposit. Book online or Call us to find out more. BOOK BY 30 JUNE.

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Itinerary

DAY 1: Depart Australia

Today you will depart Australia on your fully serviced flight to Bergen, Norway. NOTE: Some flights schedules may depart on DAY 0

MEALS: In-Flight

OVERNIGHT: In-Flight

DAY 2: Arrive Bergen, Norway

This morning or afternoon (depending on flight schedules) you will arrive in Bergen, Norway. It’s only fitting that your Norwegian coastal experience begins in Bergen, Norway’s cultural and artistic hotspot. Make your own way from the airport to your hotel, located in the heart of the city. The rest of the day or evening is spent at your leisure. In many ways, Bergen is like a medieval living museum. Founded by King Olaf III in 1070 AD, Bergen was Norway’s capital for many years. As you wander its cobblestone streets and alleyways, you’ll note how this bustling city has lost none of its heritage and historic charm. Depending on how much time you have, you can take a funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen. At the summit, you’ll be able to take in spectacular views of Bergen, its neighbouring fjords and surrounding mountains. For dinner, what better place to go than the fish market in the city centre? There, various indoor stalls cook fresh seafood on the spot for you, filling the air with appetite-arousing aromas.

MEALS: In-Flight,

OVERNIGHT: 4 Star Hotel, Bergen

DAY 3: Bergen Sightseeing Tour ~ Embark Ship

On your way to the ship, you will go on a guided sightseeing tour of Bergen after breakfast. Enjoy visiting well-known sites such as Nordnes peninsula, medieval Håkon’s Hall, the Renaissance-era Rosenkrantz Tower, and 12th century St Mary’s Church, known as Mariakirken in Norwegian. Your tour will also take in the UNESCO-listed buildings in the Bryggen district. Once the haunt of 14th century Hanseatic League traders, these colourful wooden wharves now house artisanal boutiques and galleries ideal for souvenir shopping. Bergen is located right in the heart of the scenic Fjord Norway area. If you’d like to get birds eye view of the city, hop aboard a funicular up to Mount Fløyen. At the summit, you’ll be able to take in spectacular views of Bergen, its neighbouring fjords and surrounding mountains.Today you’ll have the chance to explore Bergen at your own pace before you board the ship. If you want to learn more about the city’s history, visit the Old Bergen Museum. You’ll go back in time as you stroll around this open-air museum featuring around 50 reconstructed wooden houses from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Fantoft Stave Church is another cultural highlight you’ll want to make time for. Set against woodland, this unique building blends pagan and Christian architecture and has a fascinating history to boot.

After the tour, you will be dropped off at the terminal to embark on MS Trollfjord. Once we’ve welcomed you aboard and you’ve settled into your cabin or suite, you’ll meet your Coastal Experience Team. You’ll get to know each member of the team well as they give lectures and organise onboard activities for you throughout your voyage. Grab yourself a drink in the ship’s two-storey panorama lounge and meet your fellow guests. As the ship sails from Bergen and into Hjeltefjord, your scenic adventure along Norway’s coast is underway.

MEALS: Breakfast, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 4: Molde and Kristiansund

Molde is the capital and commercial centre of Romsdalen, which sits on the southern coast of the Romsdal Peninsula. We’ve stopped at this port many times before on our Coastal Express route, but this time we’ll be making a much longer stop, so you’ll have all the time you need to get your fill of the town. There are a number of optional activities organised by your Coastal Experience Team that add to your experience of Molde. Accessible nearby on an optional excursion is the Atlantic Road, an icon of the Norwegian coast that often features in Hollywood movies.  To get the best panoramic views of the area, join us on a hike to Varden viewpoint, following the trail from the town centre. Once you’re there, you can gaze at the town from above at the height of 402 metres above sea level and admire the 222 snowy peaks across Moldefjord. If you prefer to stay closer to the ground, you can pop into the Romsdal Museum, one of Norway’s largest folk museums about ten minutes away from the town centre.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 5: Rørvik

The Vikna archipelago is a chain of around 6,000 islands, islets and skerries. The largest of the chain, Inner-Vikna, is where we’ll make our next stop. We aim to dock at the port town of Rørvik around mid-morning, remaining there most of the day. The town and its surrounding areas have a long history, with burial mounds found there that date back to ancient times. The area’s maritime legacy is well-documented across Rørvik’s many museums, particularly The Norwegian Coastal Museum.   Similarly, at SalmoNor visiting centre, you can take a tour of a modern salmon farm and find out more about the Norwegian aquaculture industry that supplies the world with tasty Nordic salmon.   Another major export is cod, and the town even has an annual Cod Festival in March. This species of fish is especially common in the waters of the archipelago during winter, so why not indulge yourself in some fresh cod cakes while here.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 6: Lødingen

The administrative centre of a municipality with the same name, Lødingen is a village on the southwestern shore of Hinnøya, with a population of under 2,000. This is a port that our ships used to visit on one of our earlier coastal routes and returning here is a kind of homecoming for us.  We’ll dock at around midday, using Lødingen as a base for a few hours to explore more of Hinnøya island, Norway’s largest island south of Svalbard. Wander the streets near the port and admire the traditional red fishing huts, or rorbuer, that line the shore. As you walk, you’ll likely notice the calming atmosphere that village life brings.  The highlight of this visit has to be the breathtaking fjords and mountains that the Norwegian coast is so famous for. Branching off of Andfjord, Gullesfjord cuts into the north side of Hinnøya, bordered by pristine mountain ranges. The area is popular among campers, who stay on the campsite or in cabins and fish for cod in the fjord during winter.  An optional excursion might take you on a boat safari, giving you the chance to get closer to the fjord. Challenge yourself to a hike in the mountains for the reward of majestic panoramas of the surrounding land and sea.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 7: Alta ~ The City of Northern Lights

Alta is one of the bigger coastal towns we visit, with a population of over 10,000 people. A particularly famous part of the town is Alta River, one of Norway’s best salmon rivers. Here, large salmon are regularly caught, with some even weighing up to 24 kg. You won’t regret trying some fresh grilled salmon in one of the local restaurants.  At 70 degrees north, this town is still far above the Arctic Circle. The area is known for particularly good Northern Lights visibility, so keep your camera ready. If the skies are clear and the conditions are right, you should be able to get some amazing shots of the lights dancing above you.  You can learn more about this incredible natural light show on a guided tour of the town. The Northern Lights Cathedral even has an exhibition showing how Alta became the epicentre for ground-breaking research of the Aurora Borealis between the 19th and 20th centuries.  Increased snowfall in the winter allows for some truly authentic Arctic excursions, like dogsledding. The snow and climate of Alta also creates the perfect conditions to build and maintain the Igloo Hotel, located on the banks of river Alta.  You’ll have the chance to visit and tour the world’s northernmost ice hotel, built out of snow and ice every winter and carved with different artistic themes by local sculptors. Head to the hotel’s ice bar, decorated with handcrafted ice sculptures and order a drink in an ice glass – no ice cubes needed.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 8: Honningsvåg ~ The Northernmost Point

The northernmost city on the mainland, Honningsvåg’s landscape is quite distinctive, with barely any trees or bushes. This far north, winters are long and snowfall is high, so get ready for some fantastic winter scenery and activities. Feel the snow crunching under your snowshoes as you hike across the plains. You might even be able to try your hand at ice fishing, a beloved winter tradition in the far north. Get a taste of the local delicacy, king crab, which is caught in the waters around Honningsvåg and served year-round. Admire local art in the Once Upon a Dream art gallery, and don’t miss the Honningsvåg Church. This is the oldest building in the area, dating back to 1885. The highlight of any trip to Honningsvåg is a visit to the North Cape. This is one of the northernmost points of mainland Europe, and as we’re visiting in winter, we can get there by snowmobile. Standing near the northern edge of Norway and looking out over the Barents Sea under the polar night sky is a truly special experience. Add the ethereal Northern Lights dancing in the sky above, and you’ve got a sight you’ll never forget. The cape is marked with a famous globe monument, which demands a selfie or two… or five. When you’re ready, head inside North Cape Hall to warm up, and learn about life in the High Arctic through a short film and a variety of exhibits. Having reached the northernmost point of our voyage, we’ll turn around and begin going south as we sail away in the evening.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 9: Tromsø ~ The gateway to the Arctic

Today you’ll get the chance to see the Arctic Capital itself. Often called the “gateway to the Arctic”, Tromsø is Norway’s northernmost university city, and the ideal place to enjoy some proper winter activities, like dog sledding and snowshoeing.   Sitting around 217 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Tromsø experiences Polar Night for just over a month in the winter, and will give you a great chance of seeing the Northern Lights.   This urban city is buzzing with life, with everything from trendy restaurants and cafés to boutique shops selling local crafts and produce, and even high fashion. MS Trollfjord will be in port here for 13 hours, giving you plenty of time to both join optional excursions and explore the city yourself.  Among the activities on offer is a guided tour of the Polar Museum which chronicles the city’s legacy of Arctic hunting and trade. For live animals, head to the Polaria centre, an aquarium home to a variety of Arctic marine species, including seals.  Across the water from Polaria, you’ll find the Arctic Cathedral, standing out in the cityscape due to its striking design and impressive stained-glass window. There may also be opportunity to visit some of Tromsø’s surrounding fjords and possibly the rugged island of Senja.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 10: Stokmarknes and Svolvær

Today, we explore Lofoten, a striking group of islands that rise out of the Norwegian Sea. As soon as you see the towering peaks around you with fishing villages clinging to their sides, you’ll understand why this island chain is so often praised as one of Norway’s most stunning locations. We can’t visit the area without spending some time in Stokmarknes. This historic town is part of Vesterålen, an archipelago just northeast of Lofoten. Of all the places we visit, this one is particularly special to us. It was here that the Original Coastal Express was founded in 1893 by shipping pioneer Richard With. The Coastal Express soon became a lifeline for Norway’s remote coastal communities, and fittingly, our legacy has been immortalised in the place where it all began. Standing on the waterfront, you’ll find our 1956 ship MS Finnmarken, encased in a glass building like a ship in a bottle. This is Hurtigrutemuseet, the museum that chronicles our history as Norway’s leading expedition cruise line from start to now. On a guided tour, you can explore the retired vessel and experience the atmosphere of a past era. We’ll dock in the town of Svolvær in the afternoon. Located on the island of Austvågøya in the south of Lofoten, Svolvær is the biggest town of the archipelago, humming with shops, restaurants, galleries, and cafés to enjoy. You can also admire views of the Svolvær Goat, a nearby mountain named for resembling a goat and its horns. A variety of optional excursions are available from Svolvær, which may include snowshoe hikes, scenic bus tours to Lofoten’s highlights, or an exhilarating horse ride along a white sandy beach.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 11: Brønnøysund ~ Distinctive Nordic Nature

Surrounded by islands and water, Brønnøysund sits on a narrow peninsula that juts out of the mainland. Around 5,000 people live in this small town, many in colourful houses against a backdrop of gentle slopes and dramatic mountain peaks. Enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the harbour and take a walk along Havnegata. Drop into one of the pubs for a snack, or treat yourself to a meal in a local restaurant. Wander the visitors’ marina, or visit an 1870 Neo-Gothic stone church. For some extra excitement, you may be able to go kayaking, or island-hopping on a RIB safari. You can also look forward to visiting the Vega Islands. Made up of over 6,500 islands, reefs, and skerries, this island chain has apparently been inhabited since the Stone Age. The archipelago received status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, in recognition of the sustainable lifestyle led by generations of islanders and their practice of farming eider down. On an island south of Brønnøysund, you’ll find Torghatten mountain, recognisable by a natural tunnel that runs through the centre. According to local lore, the hole is the result of a troll who fired an arrow at a young woman who had rejected his advances. As the Troll King threw his hat to protect her, the sun began to rise, turning the hat to stone with a hole in the middle from the arrow. On an optional excursion, you can take an hour’s walk up to the hole in the mountain. Peer through the tunnel and enjoy the view of the islands around.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 12: Ålesund ~ A Picturesque Town

After a hearty breakfast on the ship, we’ll dock mid-morning at Ålesund, a town that spreads out across a string of islands. As we approach the shore, you might first notice the distinctive style of architecture. Every detail of the buildings, from the bright colours to the rounded spires, was inspired by the Art Nouveau style, which was popular in the early 1900s. Almost the entire town received a makeover in the style when it was rebuilt after a major fire in 1904. As you leave the waterfront, you’ll find yourself in a fairy-tale town, wandering narrow streets lined with unique houses. If your camera’s memory card isn’t already full after this, you can get impressive photos of the archipelago from the nearby Mount Aksla viewpoint. The 418 steps leading there might look intimidating, but the views are well worth the effort. You can also visit the Atlantic Sea Park, Norway’s first marine science centre. This is one of Northern Europe’s largest saltwater aquariums, providing a home to seals, otters, and crabs, as well as many other kinds of marine life. You can even see Humboldt Penguins here, a species otherwise absent north of the equator. Optional activities may include a fjord tour of either Geirangerfjord or Hjørundfjord. If weather allows, kayaking may even be an option. Imagine gliding across the surface of the fjord, skimming your hand over the pristine water as marine life swims in the depths below you.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 13: Hardangerfjord & Haugesund ~ Viking History

Journeying south along Norway’s west coast, we sail past some of Norway’s most famous fjords, none more so than Hardangerfjord. At 179 kilometres in length, it is the second longest fjord in the country, and fifth longest in the world.  The stunning waterway is one of Norway’s finest. See mountain scenery everywhere you look, with the white peaks that tower over the fjord being reflected in the shimmering water below.   The region is famous for its apple products, from jams and juice to its award-winning cider, which one food writer described as ‘Nordic Champagne’.   Weather permitting, we may be able to dock at Rosendal or one of the other picturesque settlements that cling to the shores by the fjord. A small, charming village, Rosendal’s main highlight is the 16th century Barony, a manor famous for its beautiful rose garden and landscaped grounds.  We’ll reach Haugesund, the ‘Home of the Viking Kings’ in the afternoon. The nickname is inspired by sites such as St. Olav’s Church, built in 1250 by King Håkon Hå. There’s also Haraldshaugen, a national monument reputed to be the first king’s burial site. Why not step back in time to the Viking Age at Nordvegen Visiting Centre which features exhibitions presented by a fictional Harald Fairhair himself?

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 14: Farsund and Kristiansand

In the early morning we’ll reach Farsund. There, you’ll get the chance to hike the sandy beaches of Lista and see Lista Lighthouse. You may also be able to visit a German fortress. This fortress was used in World War II and is remarkably well-preserved with many of the original barracks still intact. Learn all about the war history of the area on a guided tour of this historic site before we sail to Kristiansand. Sitting along the southern tip of the country, Kristiansand is Norway’s fifth largest city, with a population of 112,000 people. We aim to be alongside late afternoon, giving you a few hours to explore. As you enjoy a guided walk, you might notice that the city is built on a very uniform grid plan, with several straight roads running from the harbour all the way through the city. Along these roads, you’ll find architecture from different eras, speaking to the extensive rebuilds the city had to go through after major fires in the 18th and 19th centuries, and even a World War II attack. On an optional excursion, you’ll visit the working Lindesnes Lighthouse, which marks Norway’s southernmost point. See the beacon that has been guiding seafarers to safety on dark nights since the early 20th century and learn about the long history of the site that goes all the way back to 1656. Back on the boat, we’ll end our voyage on a high note with an end-of-trip farewell dinner. Take this opportunity to trade photo highlights and experiences with your fellow travellers one last time.

MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

OVERNIGHT: MS Trollfjord

DAY 15: Oslo ~ Departure

From the south to the north, and back down to the south, reflect on your journey as you watch our approach to our last port of call, Oslo, in the early morning Say your goodbyes to the crew and disembark. Make your own way to the airport for your flight home, or your hotel if you are staying on in Oslo.

MEALS: Breakfast, In-Flight

OVERNIGHT: In-Flight

DAY 16: Arrive Australia

Today you will arrive home to Australia. NOTE: some flights may arrive home on DAY 17 due to flight scheduling.

Description

The North Cape Express is one of Hurtigrutens most iconic routes. Experience the ultimate immersion in Norway’s coast and culture, from its capital to its capes. Sail from Bergen, journeying between Norway’s southern and northernmost points. As the Northern Lights dance through the longer nights, immerse yourself in Norway’s coast on The North Cape Express. It’s the ultimate way to experience the compelling culture, wildlife and beauty of the Norwegian coast in winter. For the first time in our 130-year history, we sail from Oslo, Norway’s vibrant capital and around the country’s northern and southern capes, stopping for exclusive excursions at 16 carefully chosen destinations. Your voyage is heightened by the peerless onboard experience and exceptional food and drink on the freshly refurbished MS Trollfjord.

Join the North Cape Express in the beautiful city of Bergen for a winter voyage to the roof of Norway at North Cape in the Arctic, under the Northern Lights. Your ship will then turn around and sail back south towards Lindesnes, bound for the cool capital of Oslo.

INCLUSIONS

The North Cape Express full voyage includes return international flights from Australia. A 12 Night North Cape Voyage on the newly refurbished MS Trollfjord, including all meals and meal time beers and wines. This package also includes pre night in Bergen along with a city tour. Choose any cabin type on numerous departure dates until March 2025. Secure your trip from just a *25% deposit. Book online or Call us to find out more. BOOK BY 30 JUNE.

INCLUSIONS

 

Return International Flights ex SYD/MEL/*BNE/*PER

12 Night North Cape Voyage on MS Trollfjord

Transfers in Bergen (hotel – ship)

1 Night in 4 star hotel in Bergen with breakfast

Bergen sightseeing tour

On ship:

Norway’s Coastal Kitchen welcome basket

Full board with all-day dining

Drinks package (wine, beer, soft drinks at meal times)

Complimentary water, tea, and coffee

Afternoon tea and cakes in the bar

Complimentary Wi-Fi

English-speaking Coastal Experience Team

Visit to the bridge (at captains discretion)  

 

*Departures ex BNE/PER incur a surcharge:

PER $300 per person

BNE $400 per person

EXCLUSIONS

 

Travel insurance

Optional /shore excursions

Arrival and departure transfers

Alcoholic drinks at non meal times

Personal Expenses

Luggage handling

DEPARTURE DATES

 

DEPARTURE DATES 2024:

14th February

10th March

2nd April

 

DEPARTURE DATES 2025:

6th February

2nd March

 

Live pricing is displayed next to the departure dates in the ‘Buy Now’ section

THE SHIP

 

MS Trollfjord:

MS Trollfjord is named after the spectacular Trollfjord in the Lofoten Islands. During the 2022 season MS Trollfjord will sail along the Norwegian coast. Early 2023, the ship will be taken out of operation due to refurbishment. The first sailing with the refurbished MS Trollfjord is scheduled 2nd of June 2023.

Highlights

  • Wi-Fi throughout the ship
  • Onboard shop stocked with essentials and souvenirs
  • Library with a selection of literature and brochures
  • Piano with resident and guest musicians
  • Double-storey observation lounge on the upper decks
  • Large outdoor sun deck with comfortable furniture and two hot tubs
  • Espolin Johnson lounge for afternoon tea
  • Stylish bar with a wide range of beverages
  • Panoramic sauna and fitness room
  • Activity centre and lecture halls run by the Coastal Experience Team
  • Main restaurant Flora for all three daily meals
  • All-day dining bistro Brasserie Árran
  • A la carte fine dining restaurant Røst

 

Ship Specifications

General

  • Year built: 2002

  • Speed: 18 knots

  • Ship yard: Fosen Mek. Verk. (N)

General

  • Cabins: 266
  • Beds: 576

Passenger Area

  • Observation decks: 2
  • Hot tubs: 2
  • Gym & fitness center: 1
  • Restaurants: 2
  • Sauna: 1
  • Lounge & bar: 1

Dimensions

  • Length: 136 m

  • Gross tonnage: 16,140 t

  • Beam: 22 m

UPGRADES & OPTIONS

 

UPGRADE YOUR CABIN:

The lead in price includes an inside cabin. You can select your cabin choice from drop down menu.

For Suites – contact MyHoliday2 for a quote

 

Please select the cabin type you require from the drop down menu. Live pricing will appear next to the departure date.

*Polar Outside cabins may have limited or no views. Please contact us to confirm whether your cabin has a view. Further cost may apply for unobstructed views.

Please note Hurtigruten operate dynamic pricing that is likely to change at any time without notice.

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TOUR EXTENSION ***FLIGHT PACKAGES***

If you would like to extend your time overseas you can pay a tour extension fee to alter your outbound and/or your return flight/s to a travel date of your choice.

– $250 per person

 

*Tour extensions cannot be purchased once flight tickets have been issued.

*Arrival & departure city must remain the same.

*If there is an increase in airfare cost for your new travel dates you will be required to pay the difference.

*The tour extension fee does not include extra hotel nights, transfers or activities.

*Must be purchased at time of the booking, Price $250 per person.

*Your new outbound/return dates may be determined by airline scheduling. Put your preferred travel dates in the Order Notes box upon booking.

*If you would like to extend your trip and visit other countries we suggest you purchase the ‘Land Package Only’ and we will quote flights separately to suit.

 

 

 

INFORMATION

 

VALIDITY:

Voucher valid on selected dates until 3rd March 2025

Voucher valid for 1 person, based on twin/double share

Bookings must be made at least 90 days prior to travel

BOOK BY 30 JUNE

 

SINGLE SUPPLEMENT:

A single traveller surcharge applies for solo travellers: Single Supplements start from $3,200 and vary per cabin type. You will be charged separately for the single supplement for any cabins other than the inside cabin.

Polar Inside Cabin: $3,200

Polar Outside Cabin: $5,000

Arctic Superior Cabin: $6,400

 

CANCELLATION & REFUNDS:

Terms and conditions of this deal are provided by Hurtigruten. The deposit of 25% is non-refundable. Please see this link for full details of their terms: Hurtigruten terms & conditions.

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

This package is available with flights from Sydney and Melbourne on either Qatar, Emirates, Qantas, Finnair, Singapore, Turkish Airlines and other airlines and their codeshare partners.

Departures ex Brisbane/Perth $400/$300 surcharge per person

Other departure cities available on request. A surcharge will apply which will be quoted at time of flight ticketing.

Some cabin types only have double beds. Surcharges may apply for a twin bed configuration

Your booking is not confirmed until you receive confirmation from MyHoliday2.

If our advertised availability is not there after purchase, you will be required to choose another date.

Pricing is dynamic and MyHoliday2 and Hurtigruten reserve the right to change pricing at any time throughout the sale of this package.

Hurtigruten Expeditions reserve the right to remove availability at any time, which may affect your booking if it is not yet confirmed.

Hurtigruten Expeditions reserve the right to increase the sale price at any time due to availability.

Hurtigruten cancellation and refund policy applies for all departures until the end of 2022. From 2023 departures onward, standard terms apply. If COVID-19 is still preventing world travel by this time Hurtigruten will review their policies inline with the pandemic.

The Single Supplement is based on lead-in category and is subject to change. We will be in contact if the single supplement changes after purchase. This is at the discretion of the Huritgruten Expedition Cruise, not MyHoliday2

Cabin upgrade is priced per person based on twin share. Single travellers are required to purchase 2x upgrades.

All planned activities are subject to weather conditions.

Excursions and activities are subject to change.

Please make sure you meet all entry and boarding requirements.

No gratuities expected.

Departure dates are set by current airline schedules. Should airline schedules change, we may be required to alter the departure and return dates to suit new schedules.

7 Day Money Guarantee does not apply to this package.

All travel documents are non-transferrable / non-changeable.

Any required extensions to flights must be made prior to tickets being issued. If customer requests to change their outbound/return date after tickets are issued, request shall be denied.

Name changes are not permitted. Should a name change be required a full new ticket shall be issued and customers will be required to purchase a new ticket at market rate.

Travel insurance is recommended. MyHoliday2 takes no responsibility for any travel issues that may arise

It is the customers responsibility to obtain the correct visa for their destination and cover all fees associated

It is the customers responsibility to ensure they have a valid passport for travel and must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the period of intended stay.

Travel vouchers are non-redeemable for cash

Travel vouchers cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer/promotion

Travel vouchers must be redeemed within the validity period or will be deemed void

MyHoliday2 pricing reflects current market rates, so package prices may fluctuate from day to day. This is the nature of the tourism industry, and MyHoliday2 is not obliged to refund you to match any subsequent price reductions after purchase

Although some airlines no longer require reconfirmation of flights, Reconfirm the ticket 3 days prior to each journey.

For frequent flyer eligibility, baggage allowance and special requirement (Special meals, seating request, medical requirements), please contact your travel consultant.

Please note maximum 2 pieces of checked luggage allowed per person / Not exceeding 158 cm (62 inch).

Please note, flights may require a stopover of more than 7 hours.

Some departure dates may require you to depart Australia on Day 0 or return to Australia on Day 19

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