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Norwegian Coastal Voyage

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“A relaxing cruise filled with beautiful scenery, small coastal villages and fun-filled shore excursions. A great way to experience Norway!”
A.H. & D.L. – San Angelo, TX


Itinerary Includes

  • 12, 7 or 6-day cruise on Hurtigruten, accommodations in selected cabin category
  • Full Board [B,L,D] while on board
  • Cruise information kit including Brekke Tours flight bag, luggage tags and document holder

Map: Norwegian Coastal Voyage

Norwegian Coastal Voyage map


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Tour Dates

Daily departures

Tour Prices

The following rates apply to daily June and July departures. For addtional departures, port-to-port rates and available discounts, please contact our office.

  • 12-day Roundtrip Cruise
  • I (Inside Cabin): $3620
  • N (Ocean view/lower deck): $4597
  • P (Ocean view/lower deck): $5054
  • U (Ocean view): $5553
  • QJ (Mini-suite): $7647
  • 7-day Northbound Cruise (days 1-7)
  • I (Inside Cabin): $2534
  • N (Ocean view/lower deck): $3218
  • P (Ocean view/lower deck): $3538
  • U (Ocean view): $3887
  • QJ (Mini-suite): $5353
  • 6-day Southbound Cruise (days 7-12)
  • I (Inside Cabin): $1991
  • N (Ocean view/lower deck): $2528
  • P (Ocean view/lower deck): $2780
  • U (Ocean view): $3054
  • QJ (Mini-suite): $4206

All rates are per person based on double occupancy and are subject to change without notice. Price does not include international airfare, travel insurance or optional excursions & gratuities.

Tour Itinerary

  • Day 1: Bergen — Depart
    Bergen is the bustling capital of Norway’s fjord district. Embark on your Norwegian cruise in the evening. Overnight in Bergen prior to cruise departure is recommended for international flight arrivals. Price from $100 per person.
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  • Day 2: Måløy — Ålesund — Kristiansund
    Wake up to the breathtaking beauty of Norway as your ship crosses the open Stadthavet and heads for Torvik. Stop in the beautiful Art Nouveau town of Ålesund. (Between April 15 and September 14, all ships call at Geiranger.) After a call at Molde with its magnificent view of the Romsdal Alps, your ship will carefully navigate the Hustadvika, a belt of islets and skerries, before docking at Kristiansund. Many shore excursions are available.
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  • Day 3: Trondheim — Rørvik
    The ship arrives early this morning in ancient Trondheim, where you’ll have time to explore this jewel of a city, Norway’s first capital. Don’t miss the great gothic cathedral of Nidaros, where the new kings of old Norway once received their official blessing. Once you sail again it’s on to Rørvik, where the southbound and northbound coastal ships meet. A number of enriching shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 4: Ornes — Bodø — Stamsund — Svolvær
    Today you’ll cross the Arctic Circle. Prepare yourself for spectacular sites ahead including islands and skerries filled with majestic rock formations, whose origins are the stuff of legend. After Bodø, the ship heads out to open sea for the Lofoten Islands. In the evening, your Norwegian cruise takes you through the narrow Raftsund Strait, passing the looming crags of the Trollfjord. Shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 5: Harstad — Tromsø — Skjervøy
    This morning you’ll pass the medieval Trondenes church before calling at Harstad for breakfast. Later you’ll stop at Tromsø, the “Paris of the North.” In the 19th-century, Russian, British, Dutch, and German ships stopped here before heading off on Arctic expeditions for hunting whales, walruses and seals. Shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Days 6-7: Hammerfest — Honningsvåg — Kirkenes
    Finnmark’s landscape is austere in its beauty, teeming with wildlife. Watch for rookeries of puffins and gannets along the cliffs and pods of orca hunting for herring. After calling at Honningsvåg, the capital of the North Cape, the ship heads east toward the pretty fishing villages of Kjøllefjord, Mehamn, and Berlevåg. On the seventh day, you’ll arrive at Kirkenes, the journey’s northern terminus and turning point. Shore excursions are available for both days.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 7: Kirkenes — Vardø — Berlevåg
    Northbound passengers will disembark upon arrival at 10:00am. After a few hours docked at Kirkenes, the ship will depart upon the southbound half of her voyage. Crossing Varangerfjord, Norway’s only east-facing fjord, you’ll arrive in Vardø, the easternmost point of the country. In the evening, the ship calls at Båtsfjord, which also boasts the remains of a Stone Age settlement, and Berlevåg.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 8: Honningsvåg — Hammerfest — Tromsø
    The ship arrives at Honningsvåg in the early morning. After calling at Havøysund, she will stop for 1½-hours in Hammerfest, the world’s most northerly town. Despite its remote location, it was the first Norwegian town to have electric street lighting and its own power station. After crossing open water, you will stop at the old trading post of Skjervøy. You’ll dock in Tromsø just in time to savor its nightlife. Shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 9: Harstad — Svolvær — Stamsund
    The island groups of Lofoten and Vesterålen have some of the most stunning scenery you will see during this Norway travel adventure. The ship will negotiate the narrow Raftsund Strait leading into the breathtaking Trollfjord, before arriving in Svolvær and Stamsund. Later, the ship heads east across Vestfjord toward Bodø. Shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 10: Ørnes — Brønnøysund — Rørvik
    From Ørnes, you’ll travel through crystalline waters, filled with spawning cod from January to April, and go by lush agricultural fields. Crossing the Arctic Circle once again, you’ll pass the idyllic island of Sandnessjøen. On the approach to Brønnøysund, which you reach this afternoon, you’ll spy the mythical Seven Sisters Mountains. Today’s last port of call will be Rørvik.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 11: Trondheim — Molde — Ålesund
    Arrive in Trondheim early, with time to visit Norway’s largest medieval church, Nidaros Cathedral, and the restored Archbishop’s Residence. You’ll then sail out through the beautiful Trondheimsfjord. At day’s end, you’ll call at Molde, before arriving in Ålesund late in the evening in time for a stroll on shore. Shore excursions are available.
    [B, L, D]
  • Day 12: Torvik — Måløy — Bergen
    During the night, the ship will call at Torvik, Måløy, and Florø. The World’s Most Beautiful Voyage is drawing to a close. Yet still ahead lies mile after mile of spectacular west Norway scenery: holly trees on Svanøy, the mouth of Sognefjord, and the beautiful archipelago on the approach to Bergen. You will disembark your Norwegian Coastal Voyage in Bergen..
    [B, L]

Book by request

or book by calling Brekke Tours at 1-800-437-5302