Norwegian Cruises made for you

Its name means ‘polar light’ in Norwegian, and a journey aboard the MS Polarlys is the perfect way to take in the epic landscapes of the Norwegian coast. The boat has capacity for 619 passengers with cabins spread over four decks. There is a separate deck for dining where you’ll find the main dining room, fine dining restaurant and bistro. On the top deck you’ll find the Explorer Lounge and Panorama Bar where you can gaze out the windows at the passing scenery, or head to the outdoor deck for the best views. With mahogany panelling, polished brass and a selection of Norwegian contemporary art, the MS Polarlys is a beautifully styled vessel with a traditional maritime feel.

Sail along the beautifully jagged Norwegian coast aboard Hurtigruten’s MS Midnatsol to see the spectacle of nature, and if you’re lucky the Northern Lights, up-close. Midnatsol (Midnight Sun) is a bright and colourfully designed vessel, inspired by the endless Norwegian summer sun. Choose from a cabin or suite, some of which provide balconies and picture windows and all offer plenty of comfort and your modern-day amenities. The latest technology is implemented throughout the ship, while upscale dining with fresh, tasty produce is offered at the restaurant. On board there is an outdoor Jacuzzi to take in the surrounding scenery in style, a two story panoramic lounge, and a sun deck to lap up the Norwegian rays.

Sail along the sublime Norwegian coast and through its spectacular fjords aboard Hurtigruten’s MS Nordlys. As well as the ship’s name, this vessel’s art, décor and colours are all inspired by the Northern Lights. With room for 623 passengers on board, there are a range of cabins ranging up to the spacious Expeditions Suites After days of exploring the coast on the various excursions and activities, relax in a choice of lounges on the deck and enjoy upscale dining with fresh, tasty produce at the restaurant.

Named after the present king of Norway, himself a seasoned sailor, the MS Kong Harold cruises the coast with up to 622 passengers on board in a range of cabins. Also on board is a restaurant, a bar named after the Norwegian polar pioneer Fridtjof Nansen, while explorer Roald Amundsen lends his name to the café. The top deck offers great views of nature, whether you choose the sun deck, the observation lounge or the panorama lounge.