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Moderately Easy 



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 Led by Lynda &amp; Peter Falcone 



 

 

**Hurtigruten • MS Nordnorge**

Sheer cliffs rise steeply from the tranquil waters; freshly melted snow from hidden ice fields cascades down steep slopes. Tiny farmhouses cling precariously to the slopes, while quaint villages sit nestled in small, protected coves. Like long fingers of the sea, the fjords penetrate deep into the heartland of Norway, creating watery roadways to isolated villages. Join us on this spring journey on board the *ms Nordnorge*. Originally developed to serve the remote communities of northern Norway, this specially designed vessel serves a dual purpose: in addition to carrying freight for the cities and villages, they allow cruisers a unique opportunity to visit these picturesque settlements while sailing the inside passage to the North Cape.

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### Tour Highlights

- Rail and ferry journey from Oslo to Bergen, including the famous Flam Railway
- Sail across the Arctic Circle
- Journey by boat to Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in Norway
- Take in the mesmerizing beauty of Tromso, the 'Paris of the North,' as you soar above the cityscape on an unforgettable cable car journey
- Tour Melbu and learn about Vesteralen’s nature, culture and livelihood
- Explore the North Cape plateau, the most northerly point in Europe
- See some of the world’s northernmost fishing villages and Europe’s northernmost lighthouse, plus enjoy a brief stop at the old trading post of Skjervoy
- Visit the Fram Museum and the Kontiki Museum, each marking feats of great Norwegian adventurers
 
 

### Inclusive Features

- 2 nights in Oslo and 2 nights in Bergen at first-class hotels as indicated or similar
- Rail and ferry journey from Oslo to Bergen
- 42 meals included as noted in the itinerary (B - 15 breakfasts, L - 13 lunches, D - 14 dinners)
- 6 shore excursions: Trondheim, Tromsø, Kirkenes, North Cape, and two in the Lofoten archipelago
- Services of your journey leader and/or cruise director and local guides
- Baggage handling at hotels and shipside
- Gratuities for all included services
- All current taxes, surcharges and fees
- Air-inclusive rates also include: return economy class airfare, transfers between airports and hotels, airport transfers in Canada or equivalent value, and all current air taxes, fuel surcharges and fees
 
 

 

 

### Itinerary

Overview

     

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DEPART CANADA

April 29, 2027

 

Group members gather in Toronto for the flights to Oslo



 

 



ARRIVE OSLO

April 30, 2027

 

Upon arrival we are met by a local representative and transferred to our hotel.

**Clarion Hotel The Hub** (2 nights)



 

Dinner

 

 



OSLO

May 1, 2027

 

Our Norwegian adventure begins at the Fram Museum, where we learn about the legendary wooden vessel that survived the crushing ice of both poles. At the Kon-Tiki Museum, we witness the original balsa raft used by Thor Heyerdahl during his daring 1947 expedition. A tour of the capital brings us to the Royal Palace, the elegant National Theatre, and the Stortinget (Parliament). After admiring the sleek, marble slopes of the Opera House, we end at the 13th-century Akershus Fortress. This medieval sentinel remains a powerful symbol of national resilience



 

Breakfast, Lunch

 

 



OSLO / BERGEN

May 2, 2027

 

Leaving Oslo by train, we traverse the rugged mountain plateau to witness Norway’s breathtaking highlands. In Myrdal, we transfer to the world-famous Flåm Railway for a magnificent descent through dramatic valley landscapes to the village below. Our travel continues by water as we cruise the Sognefjord, the nation's deepest fjord, before arriving in Bergen.

**Hotel Bryggen Bergen** (1 night)



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



BERGEN / EMBARKATION

May 3, 2027

 

Enjoy a morning city tour to explore Bergen, the nation's second-largest city and the historic gateway to the fjords. Founded in 1070 AD, this vibrant port showcases a unique architectural heritage shaped by the Hanseatic League, a 14th-century German trading organization. Once aboard, we savour the first of many meals featuring fresh coastal produce as we depart, tracing the ancient Viking route along the scenic Hjeltefjord.

**MS Nordnorge** (11 nights)



 

Breakfast, Dinner

 

 



ALESUND / MOLDE

May 4, 2027

 

We spend some time in the serene Nordfjord before sailing past the West Cape toward Ålesund. This city is famous for its Art Nouveau architecture and the Atlanterhavsparken, a saltwater aquarium. Our day continues in Hjørundfjord, hidden within the jagged Sunnmøre Alps. We pause at the picturesque village of Urke to admire thousand-year-old farms nestled against the mountainside. Our final call is Molde, where we hope to witness the spectacular "Molde Panorama," a view of 222 snow-capped peaks.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



TRONDHEIM

May 5, 2027

 

Traversing the rolling farmsteads of the Trøndelag region we reach Trondheim, the historic capital founded by Viking King Olav Tryggvason in 997 AD. Today, Norway’s third-largest city serves as a vibrant university hub. Our included excursion features the Ringve Museum, showcasing a unique collection of historical musical instruments, and the Nidaros Cathedral, an ornate Gothic masterpiece. Back on board, we sail northwest past the ochre Kjeungskjær Lighthouse, until we reach the port of Rørvik.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



ØRNES / BODØ / LOFOTEN ISLANDS

May 6, 2027

 

As we cross the Arctic Circle, we mark our entry into the Arctic with a traditional ceremony. Next, we dock in Ørnes near the Svartisen, Norway’s second-largest glacier. We then sail to Bodø, a city framed by the jagged Børvass peaks. Here, you may explore its street art or join an optional boat excursion to Saltstraumen. In the afternoon, we navigate the Lofoten Archipelago, where the massive Lofoten Wall rises over 3,200 feet from the sea. We end the day in Svolvær, known for its picturesque harbour.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



TROMSØ 

May 7, 2027

 

After a peaceful morning stroll in Harstad, we sail toward Finnsnes, gateway to Senja Island via the Gisund Bridge. We keep a lookout for local puffin colonies before reaching Tromsø, the "Paris of the North." Our included excursion features a stop by the Arctic Cathedral and a cable car ascent for panoramic fjord views. We depart north past the Lyngen Alps toward the trading post of Skjervøy.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



HONNINGSVAG

May 8, 2027

 

We sail past Kvaløya Island and the wind turbines of Havøygavlen farm on our way to Honningsvåg, the gateway to the North Cape. Our excursion takes us to the iconic globe monument at the top of continental Europe, followed by a visit to the North Cape Hall for immersive nature exhibits and a stop at a traditional Sami Camp. Later, we reach Mehamn, our northernmost port, then sail toward Berlevåg, passing the Slettnes Lighthouse, the most northerly mainland lighthouse on the planet.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



VADSØ / KIRKENES / VARDØ

May 9, 2027

 

We dock in Vadsø today, a premier Arctic birdwatching hub situated directly beneath a major migration path. We watch for sea eagles and hooded crows before continuing toward Kirkenes. Visit the Borderland Museum to learn about the frontier history of this remote region before the ship turns south. In Vardø, we visit the moving Witches’ Monument and the 1737 star-shaped Vardøhus Fortress, the northernmost military fortification of this kind. We return to the small port of Båtsfjord and then head for Berlevåg tonight.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



HAMMERFEST

May 10, 2027

 

After early morning visits to Honningsvåg and Havøysund, we spend the afternoon in Hammerfest, one of the world's northernmost major settlements. You may choose to visit the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column, shop for souvenirs, or hike Mount Salen for panoramic views. Our journey continues south to Øksfjord and the vital fishing port of Skjervøy. As we sail toward Tromsø, keep a watch for the Lyngen Alps, featuring the highest peaks in Norway.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



SVOLVÆR

May 11, 2026

 

Spend the day exploring the Lofoten and Vesterålen archipelagos, undisputed highlights of our scenic route. Following a morning call at Finnsnes, we reach Harstad to see the Trondenes Church, the northernmost medieval stone church. We continue to Risøyhamn, our smallest port, where we disembark for an excursion to Melbu. Here, we learn about Vesterålen’s local culture and enjoy a unique concert at the Royal Neptun Hall. A spectacular coastal tour through the Lofoten Islands takes us from Svolvær to Stamsund to close the evening.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



BRØNNØYSUND 

May 12, 2027

 

Today, we cross back over the Arctic Circle and pause at Nesna before reaching Sandnessjøen, the heart of the Helgeland Coast. Admire the dramatic Seven Sisters mountain range, whose highest peak rises more than 3,500 feet above the sea. According to local legend, the jagged summits are petrified troll princesses, turned to stone as they fled the rising sun. Nearby, we pass by the legendary Torghatten Mountain. At Brønnøysund we discover the Neo-Gothic Brønnøy Church and the lively marina. Our last stop is the cozy fishing port of Rørvik.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



TRONDHEIM / KRISTIANSUND

May 13, 2027

 

Explore Trondheim at your own pace. Perhaps visit the sacred Nidaros Cathedral or walk to the Gamle Bybro bridge for views over the Nid River. We then sail past small island villages to Kristiansund, Norway’s "Bacalao Capital," famous for klippfisk (salted cod) dried on the cliffs. Wander the old town's cobblestone streets or climb to the Varden watchtower for panoramic vistas. We conclude in Molde, where the Romsdal Alps dominate the horizon.



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



BERGEN / DISEMBARKATION

May 14, 2027

 

This morning, we glimpse the Nordfjord beneath the Jostedal Glacier, mainland Europe’s largest. After docking at Florø to enjoy its charming harbour, we sail past the photogenic Stabben Lighthouse. Navigating the final islands and skerries of our scenic route, we arrive in Bergen. After disembarking, we are transferred to our hotel to enjoy the rest of the day at leisure before we gather for dinner.

**Hotel Bryggen Bergen** (1 night)



 

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

 

 



BERGEN / CANADA

May 15, 2027

 

After breakfast, our voyage comes to an end as we transfer to the airport for our return flights to Canada.



 

Breakfast

 

 



 

 

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[![Trodheim](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2026-02/Trondheim_iStock-1254444413.jpg?h=119335f7&itok=q5VP33GD "Trodheim")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2026-02/Trondheim_iStock-1254444413.jpg)

[![Board the famous Flam Railway](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2025-03/Flam-Railway_iStock-1169835188_ADJ.jpg?h=271aaa1c&itok=zCCvoAS6 "Board the famous Flam Railway")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2025-03/Flam-Railway_iStock-1169835188_ADJ.jpg)

[![Alesund](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2025-03/Alesund-AdobeStock_2963256660-ADJ.jpg?h=df73a933&itok=9PV_LCiS "Alesund")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2025-03/Alesund-AdobeStock_2963256660-ADJ.jpg)

[![Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2025-03/Sognefjorden-iStock-489844810.jpg?h=119335f7&itok=egbfu-Gf "Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2025-03/Sognefjorden-iStock-489844810.jpg)

[![Craig Travellers in Norway posing from ship](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2026-02/IMG_3778%20Janet.jpeg?h=9c4c0580&itok=GyYzzc5z "Craig Travellers in Norway. Courtesy of Janet Williams.")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2026-02/IMG_3778%20Janet.jpeg)

[![Bergen](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2026-02/Bergen_AdobeStock_116283042.jpeg?h=bada726d&itok=4kUW7Slh "Bergen")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2026-02/Bergen_AdobeStock_116283042.jpeg)

[![North Cape](/sites/default/files/styles/gallery/public/2026-02/AdobeStock_271253861.jpeg?h=cb1e5cb6&itok=opCxNIBI "North Cape")](https://www.craigtravel.com/sites/default/files/2026-02/AdobeStock_271253861.jpeg)

 

 

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## Hurtigruten

 

 



ms Nordnorge

“Nord-Norge”, the Norwegian name for the northern part of Norway, lies mostly inside the Arctic Circle. Our ship, the ms Nordnorge, comfortably carries up to 590 passengers.

Completely refurbished in 2016, it now features a modern, Artic-inspired interior with three restaurants, an ice cream bar, a bakery, a sauna, a fitness room, and an observation deck with hot tubs.

Onboard programming is designed to enhance your journey, introducing you to the region's nature, wildlife, and culture. The dedicated Expedition Team engages guests with interesting lectures, presentations, and activities both inside and on the sun deck.

Cabins range from luxurious suites with seating areas and TVs (188-240 sq ft) to cozy interior cabins, all featuring double or twin beds plus private bathrooms for your comfort.



[Deck Plan](/sites/default/files/2025-03/MS_NORDNODGE_DECKPLAN_receivedMar2019.pdf "MS_NORDNODGE_DECKPLAN_receivedMar2019.pdf") (188.92 KB)

 

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### Cruise Cost in Canadian Dollars Per Person

 

### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Polar Inside I2 / Deck 3 (inside) 

 

### Single 

$14,145

 

### Double/Twin

$9,945

 

 



### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Polar Outside L2D / Deck 3 (outside) 

 

### Single 

--

 

### Double/Twin

$10,525

 

 



### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Polar Outside N2D / Deck 3 (outside) 

 

### Single 

$16,345

 

### Double/Twin

$11,295

 

 



### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Polar Outside O3 / Deck 5 (outside) 

 

### Single 

--

 

### Double/Twin

$11,495

 

 



### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Arctic Superior P2D / Deck 5 (outside) 

 

### Single 

$17,625

 

### Double/Twin

$12,025

 

 



### Stateroom Description (Deck)

Arctic Superior U2D / Deck 6 (outside) 

 

### Single 

--

 

### Double/Twin

$12,645

 

 



 

 

### Estimated Air Add-On Per Person

 

Toronto

$1,795

 



Ottawa / Montreal

$1,945

 



Halifax / Saint John

$2,035

 



Winnipeg / Thunder Bay

$2,035

 



Saskatoon / Regina/ Victoria

$2,145

 



Calgary / Edmonton / Vancouver

$2,085

 



 

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#### *Past Passenger on Hurtigruten?*

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### **Payment and Booking Terms**

Deposit is **$2,000 pp for twin** accommodation and **$3,000 pp for single** accommodation.

Final payment is due **December 17, 2026.**



Above rates are per person based on the chosen category. Cabin categories are subject to availability at the time of booking. See deck plan for full details on the categories available. Singles are limited. Please ask for rates or visit our website. Cruise only members join at the hotel in Oslo and leave the group at the hotel in Bergen. Prices are based on rates, taxes and fees effective Feb 2026 and are subject to change due to factors beyond our control. This cruise will be escorted with a minimum of 20 members.

Airfares from other gateways are available on request. Airfares and air carrier are subject to change and will be confirmed prior to final payment. Refer to our inclusive features for more details.

**Important information regarding ETIAS:** Starting in late 2026, Canadians travelling to Europe will need to complete an online application for the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS). This is a pre-travel screening for visa-exempt visitors entering the Schengen Area. The authorization costs about €20 and is each traveller’s responsibility. For details and to apply, visit the official [ETIAS website](https://travel-europe.europa.eu/en/etias) well before departure.

Insurance is NOT INCLUDED but is highly recommended. Premiums are calculated based on the individual’s age, destination, trip length, and trip booking window. Please contact our staff to receive a quote, and discuss your insurance coverage prior to booking. Refer to the [terms and conditions](https://www.craigtravel.com/terms-conditions) for more details.



 

#### CT Rating

 **2/5 - MODERATELY EASY** While the cruise is easy, the shore arrangements associated with this cruise include some relatively fast-paced walking tours. The journey across Norway (May 4) is a long travel day involving rail and boat travel.  
   
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#### Journey Leader

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Lynda and Peter Falcone

 - share a passion for music, golf, and travel. Their adventures have taken them across Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, and Italy, as well as on a memorable Mediterranean cruise. Lynda recently retired after a 45-year career in the travel industry and continues to share her love of travel as a journey leader with Craig Travel. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra supporting her deep appreciation for music and the arts. Peter has worked in merchandising and marketing for more than 30 years. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he enjoys hockey, baseball, and football. They look forward to welcoming you and exploring together.



 

 

 

 

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