Hurtigruten to offer ex-UK cruises year-round
Norwegian line Hurtigruten has launched four cruises departing from the UK, all of which will go on sale on June 20.
A 15-day Norway’s winter fjords and Northern Lights cruise will depart in March 2021 and again from October 2021 to March 2022, giving an opportunity to see the Northern Lights.
A 15-day Summertime in Norway’s fjords and her islands cruise will offer departures from April to September 2021.
There will also be a 13-day expedition to the remote islands off the British mainland, from May to September, also departing from Dover, and a 15-day voyage of southern Scandinavia, in June and July, 2021.
All departures are from Dover.
Prices have not yet been released.
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