Hurtigruten has introduced a Buy One, Get One Free offer on select departures of its six-day Original Coastal Express voyage from Kirkenes to Bergen, available for bookings through February 21, 2025.
The limited-time promotion applies to sailings from April to September 2025, providing travelers the opportunity to explore Norway’s coastline while experiencing the cruise line’s Norway’s Coastal Kitchen culinary program.
In addition to the flash sale, Hurtigruten is offering wave season discounts, including:
- Up to 25 percent off Original Coastal Express itineraries (travel from April 2025 – March 2026).
- Up to 15 percent off premium, all-inclusive Signature Voyages, including The North Cape Line (travel through April 2026) and The Svalbard Line (May to September 2025).
- An additional 5 percent discount on most Coastal Express departures from June – September 2024 for clients booking through travel advisors.
The wave season promotions are available until April 30, 2025.
“Norway is on so many people’s bucket lists, primarily for the Northern Lights, but its beautiful coastline is also bucket list-worthy. We’ve had a great increase of North Americans traveling with us because they know that no one lets you truly experience the beauty and uniqueness of Norway the way you do with Hurtigruten. Whether you want to get the full coastal immersion with our Original Coastal Express that we’ve been operating since 1893 or have the premium, all-inclusive experience with our Signature voyages that focus on the very best of Norway, as well as our popular astronomy voyages with renowned astronomers, no cruise line does or knows Norway better than Hurtigruten,” said Carly Biggart, head of Hurtigruten in the Americas.
The line has also relaunched its popular “Sell 3, Sail Free” campaign, running through April 30, 2025. During this period, travel advisors who sell three eligible itineraries (paid in full and traveled on or before December 31, 2025) will earn a complimentary Hurtigruten voyage for themselves, including one guest.
Photo: MS Richard With sailing in Raftsundet; credit: Espen Mills
