Reindeers and huskies and whales, oh my! Hurtigruten has launched its 2022-23 Follow the Lights season and is offering 10% off suite upgrades with savings of up to $600 per person until 23 May 2021.
Looking for an Arctic adventure to count down the days ’til?
Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express has launched its 2022-23 Follow the Lights season with almost 50 departures scheduled between September 2022 and March 2023.
To celebrate, Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express is offering 10% off suite upgrades with savings of up to $600 per person until 23 May 2021.
Highlights of this itinerary include husky and reindeer experiences, staying in a glass ‘igloo’ to sleep under the Northern Lights, and crossing the Arctic Circle.
Definitely a trip worth the wait.
Follow the Lights (Southbound) – 14-day cruise – Ivalo to Oslo
Southbound departures in October, November, December 2022 and January, February, March 2023.
Included in the package:
- Eight nights’ hotel accommodation
- Five-night cruise
- Breakfast daily, six lunches, nine dinners
- City tours of Bergen and Oslo
- First-class touring coach from Saariselkä to Kirkenes
- Reindeer and Husky Safari.
From $7,190 per person twin share in a Polar Outside cabin and $10,018 per person twin share in a suite.
Follow the Lights (Northbound) – 18-day cruise – Oslo to Helsinki
Northbound departures in September, October, November, December 2022 and January, February, March 2023.
Included in the package:
- Eight nights’ hotel accommodation
- Five-night cruise
- Breakfast daily, six lunches, nine dinners
- City tours of Bergen and Oslo
- First-class touring coach from Saariselkä to Kirkenes
- Reindeer and Husky Safari.
From $7,950 per person twin share in a Polar Outside cabin and $10,953 per person twin share in a suite.
“We know there’s pent-up demand for Australian and New Zealander travellers wanting to cruise again. We’ve also observed via our recent sales that it’s this type of ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ experience that is appealing to customers who want to make their next international trip really count,” said Damian Perry, Managing Director of Hurtigruten Asia Pacific
Click here or visit your local travel agent for more information.
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