by Sarah Kuta
Last updated: 8:00 AM ET, Thu February 12, 2026
Hurtigruten is launching new voyages.
In 2027-28, the line will launch three “Limited Collection” itineraries that are part of its premium, all-inclusive “Signature” concept. Guests will be able to explore rugged western fjords and other remote parts of Norway, such as Rosendal, Skjolden and Eidfjord.
Captains will also be able to adapt each journey around the day’s conditions, delivering the best scenery and wildlife encounters possible.
Hurtigruten is also launching new 11- or 12-day itineraries that start or end in Copenhagen, Denmark, or Tromsø, Norway. The Danish capital currently has up to 16 nonstop routes to Canada and the United States, and Tromsø has seen an increase in new flights in recent years. The itineraries should make it easier for North American travelers to sail with Hurtigruten.
The new voyages will be offered between April 2027 and May 2028 aboard the recently renovated MS Trollfjord. Guests can enjoy all-inclusive dining and drinks, daily talks from the expedition team and the line’s Norway’s Coastal Kitchen concept, showcasing regional ingredients sourced along the route.
To celebrate the launch, guests who book by April 30, 2026, will receive up to $500 in onboard credits per cabin.
“No one knows the Norwegian coastline like Hurtigruten,” says Hedda Felin, chief executive officer of Hurtigruten. “These new voyages are rooted in generations of local knowledge, allowing our captains to adapt each journey to the conditions of the day—revealing Norway at its most spectacular. They are voyages shaped by nature, guided by expertise, and created for travellers who want to truly connect with the places they visit, not just sail past them.”
The “Limited Collection” includes:
The Inner Fjords Explorer, an eight-day sailing departing from Bergen in the spring and fall and sailing deep into four western fjords: Lysefjord, Hardangerfjord, Sognefjord and Nordfjord. It’s Hurtigruten’s first fjord-only itinerary and its most immersive fjord voyage to date.
The Arctic Circle Explorer, an eight-day roundtrip winter voyage from Tromsø that spends the full journey deep in the Arctic Circle. The itinerary weaves through Lofoten, Alta and Honningsvåg, with an optional excursion to the North Cape, the most northern point of mainland Europe and an overnight stay in Alta. Travelers should have very good chances of spotting the northern lights.
The Arctic Line, a 12-day northbound or 11-day southbound winter voyage sailing between Copenhagen and Tromsø that traces the length of Norway’s coast. The itinerary includes Lofoten, the North Cape and overnight stays in Alta and Tromsø, with up to seven days spent beneath the auroral oval to maximize northern lights opportunities.
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