Our ships provide a more intimate and immersive experience for exploring Norway’s breathtaking coastline, a route we’ve been navigating for over 130 years. Due to their smaller size, our vessels can reach remote fjords and dock at lesser-known ports that are often inaccessible to larger cruise ships. We’re not your typical cruise line – our ships offer a personalized journey, focusing on richer scenic and cultural experiences.
1. MS Kong Harald
Norway’s reigning monarch, a seasoned sailor, lends his name to this remarkable hybrid vessel.
2. MS Nordkapp is named after the northernmost point on mainland Europe: North Cape (71ºN) - one of the geographical highpoints you can visit on a Hurtigruten voyage.
3. MS Nordnorge is aptly named for northern Norway, most of which lies above the Arctic Circle.
4. MS Nordlys
Both the name and the interior design of this modern ship are inspired by the spectacular Northern Lights.
5. MS Polarlys
Polarlys is Norwegian for `polar light´, and refers to the natural Arctic phenomenon we pursue in winter.
6. MS Richard With proudly carries the name of Hurtigruten's founder.
7. MS Midnatsol
Previously MS Maud, MS Midnatsol is named after the Midnight Sun, the phenomenon that occurs in northern Norway every summer when the sun doesn’t set for 24 hours.

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