Exploring Norway On A Hurtigruten Coastal Cruise
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- On our Norway coastal cruise on the Hurtigruten ferry, we experienced some of the most jaw-droppingly beautiful Norwegian landscapes. And between magical views, brown cheese, and nearly getting left behind by our boat, we managed to take in the Northern Lights, the Atlantic Road, and meet wonderful locals who treated us like family.
The Hurtigruten cruise in Norway isn't for everyone, but those who experience this tour from the north Atlantic town of Kirkenes down to the beautiful city of Bergen might just leave a piece of their soul behind so that a part of them can always call itself Norwegian.
Interested in reading more about the Hurtigruten cruise or the ferry excursions? Check out these articles on our website:
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Did the voyage a few,years back. It was fascinating, snd having a cabin on the best side of the ship we could really enjoy the port activities, so much local stuff going on.
Glad you loved it too! Having the room on the land side makes a big difference doesn’t it!?
I and my wife visited Norway in 2003 by car visited trollstigen road, by flambana train visited flam and mirdal tunnel longest tunnel in the world 24,5 km and watching kjisfossen sing. Hiking on briksdal glacierSailed in geiranger fjord, narrow fjord, and trollfjord
That sounds like a wonderful trip!
Trollfjord cruise is legend ship because has photos king and queen of norway
Very cool!
I and my wife travelled in Norway by trollfjord cruise in 2003
Excellent video. Very informative.
Great to hear! Thanks for the feedback.
hello! thank you for your informative video and blog posts - i am looking to do the southbound journey soon myself and was wodnering what month of the year you did it?
Enjoy the trip! We did our coastal cruise in March.
Many familiar places to me, but I have been in those places with my camper van. One of my dreams is to get a Hurtigruten cruise some day.
Travelling this route by camper must be amazing!
@@WanderingWagars I live in Finland so Norway is quite easily reachable by car from here. I have travelled quite much around Norway and don't just get enough. My latest trip there was in last September when I drove to Vardø, the easternmost town of Norway. I saw one Hurtigruten ship sailing on the sea when I was there :)
@@oh2mp I’m so happy that you’re taking the time to explore your own country. Too often we forget what we’re blessed with close by.
@@WanderingWagars I've driven about 40000 km around Finland, Sweden and Norway with my camper. And some other countries too :)
I read in one of your articles you saw the Northern Lights 4 times, but it seems from the video that you had a ton of daylight. Can you share specifically what dates your cruise was? Thanks.
Absolutely. We were traveling in March. March has a great balance of longer days and dark nights, which is excellent if you want to combine exploring during daylight and nighttime.
Isn’t Svolvaer and Sortland lower than Tromso? I was in Tromso in May.
yes, I can see he has mixed up a bit the order of several ports in the video
Hi, how many days cruise did you take? We are thinking of taking the 6 day express cruise. Do you have any absolute dos and don'ts? I really appreciated your video.
Hi Faith, we did the full one-way cruise from north to south.
We loved the Taste of Vesteralen tour. And, of course the spectacular northern lights show.
The cod liver tasting lol
😂😂😂
Nice video but think you got the ports out of order
You can check out the order of the ports and the activities here: wanderingwagars.com/hurtigruten-excursion-in-norway/
The world mos't beautiful yoyage
It certainly ranks among the best!
It hurts me as a swede to admit this since swedes and danes has tried to steal Norways thunder for such a long time: But vikings came orginally from Norway. This video proves it beyond any doubt. The fjords FORCED the vikings to make boats to be able to travel inside Norway crossing the hundreds of fjords in Norway. Sweden and Denmark are both without fjords - so there was no need to invent boats there. Your video just made me realize this fact.
We were on this cruise twice. Unfortunately, on the second cruise in Sept. of 2022 the cruise line had to switch ships at the last second because the original had a malfunction three days earlier and ran aground. We had nothing but buffet food the entire trip because the substitute ship was sitting waiting to be refurbished. Boring.
That’s a shame that your second trip turned out that way. How was your first?