Hurtigruten showcases half-price cruises in Fourth of July Sale
Hurtigruten Expeditions has almost all its 2021-22 program discounted as part of its annual July Fourth sale.
Discounted fares of 50% off are up for grabs for bookings made from 1 to 8 July .
It includes one of its lowest ever fares to Antarctica on a 19-day cruise onboard the MS Fram, at $7,248 per person.
It sails through the Chilean Fjords and through Patagonia before reaching Antarctica.
Other half-price itineraries include two transatlantic holistic wellness crossings from Buenos Aires to either Cape Verde or Lisbon; as well as an 18-day cruise from Valparaiso in Chile, up the South American west coast visiting Peru, Ecuador, Panama, and Costa Rica.
There are also cruises with up to 40% off that include multiple itineraries to Antarctica; various North, Central, and South America journeys; and cruises in Europe.
Last month, Hurtigruten Expeditions announced the launch of its cruises in the Galapagos, which will start in January 2022; and those itineraries are available at up to 22% off.
All itineraries part of Hurtigruten Expeditions’ Fourth of July sale canbe booked online at Hurtigruten.com or via a travel agent.
Learn more about : Hurtigruten Expeditions ( N. America )
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