Comments on: The Ultimate Guide to Hurtigruten Cruises in Norway /hurtigruten-cruises/ All Things Norway, In English Sun, 10 Nov 2024 08:19:04 +0000 hourly 1 By: Diana Oakes /hurtigruten-cruises/#comment-1021431 Sat, 24 Aug 2024 18:53:10 +0000 /?p=74793#comment-1021431 My advice:
Always buy travel insurance, and make sure it covers cruises. We found that whilst Hurtigruten had all sorts of exceptions and reasons for not paying back, our travel insurance covered it, with minimal fuss and papers required for proof. Having said that, as a goodwill gesture, they did refund us 10% of the price.

Be prepared for ports to be skipped or new ports to be added or exchanged, depending on weather conditions. I am amazed at how many people complain about this, despite it being said upfront on both the Hurtigruten site and your booking.

Same as above for excursions. We are going on a Northern Lights/North Cape trip and I am keeping my fingers crossed that none of the excursions get cancelled, especially the husky sled ride or the Sami experience with reindeer sled ride. But I know that the excursions, even though paid for, could be cancelled at short notice. They are refunded or sometimes can be exchanged for a different excursion. But it’s understandably upsetting if you saved for years to afford a Hurtigruten trip, sometimes especially for a certain experience and then it is cancelled…

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By: Debbie Basile /hurtigruten-cruises/#comment-1007126 Tue, 06 Jun 2023 12:23:32 +0000 /?p=74793#comment-1007126 I took a short hop a few years back- Bergen to Trondheim to Molde to visit relatives. It was very enjoyable but our room was really tiny and just a port hole for viewing. It was still great though! The food was good and the scenery was wonderful!!
It’s a working ship so at each stop many goods were being loaded on and off. It’s a very different experience than a cruise but if you want to experience the daily flavor of Norway it’s a good choice

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