As a frequent cruiser, I always book interior cabins. They're often the most economical option, though they aren't identical across cruise lines.
03.12.2024 - 21:22 / travelpulse.com
Hurtigruten has unveiled its most impressive Black Friday sale yet, offering travelers up to 50% off select voyages when booked by December 2nd, 2024. This limited-time offer presents an extraordinary opportunity to explore Norway's stunning coastline and witness the Arctic's natural wonders at unprecedented prices.
The discount applies to The Coastal Express with savings of up to 50%. Passengers can experience this historic route that has connected Norway's coastal communities for more than 130 years. The journey offers intimate views of Norway's majestic fjords, bringing travelers up close to the towering cliffs.
For those dreaming of witnessing the Northern Lights, The North Cape Line offers a 25% discount on this premium aurora-hunting adventure. The timing couldn't be better, as these voyages coincide with the Solar Maximum, predicted to produce the most spectacular Northern Lights displays in a decade. Hurtigruten stands behind its Northern Lights Promise for sailings through March 31, 2025, ensuring guests won't miss out on this celestial phenomenon.
Adventure seekers can also save 25% on select summer sailings of The Svalbard Line, a premium Signature Voyage that takes travelers from the Arctic wilderness of Svalbard to the heart of Norway's coast. This all-inclusive journey under the Midnight Sun combines the raw beauty of the Arctic with Norway's rich coastal culture.
Each voyage features locally sourced cuisine and expert guidance, offering an authentic Norwegian experience. Whether you're chasing the Northern Lights, exploring remote Arctic landscapes, or discovering Norway's historic coastal communities, Hurtigruten's Black Friday sale makes these once-in-a-lifetime adventures more accessible than ever.
Don't miss this "spektakulært" opportunity to experience Norway's legendary coastline at exceptional prices. Book by December 2nd, 2024, to secure these remarkable savings on your Arctic adventure.
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As a frequent cruiser, I always book interior cabins. They're often the most economical option, though they aren't identical across cruise lines.
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We sail into Norway’s fjords after a day spent crossing the North Sea, swapping the boundless blue ocean for winding narrow straits. Our ship, the Queen Anne, is sandwiched on both sides by towering walls of granite, soaring up to 6,500 feet tall and plunging over 4,000 feet beneath the water’s surface. Some sections of the fjord are so tight it feels as though our 3,000-person cruise ship will scrape the cliffside, the waterway just as wide as our wake. The grand scale of it all—the man-made giant versus the natural one—is at once awe-inspiring and unsettling.
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