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New explorer vessels to travel to the Arctic, Antarctica and beyond.

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Hurtigruten orders new hybrid powered expedition ship

Hurtigruten, the world's largest expedition cruise company, continues to push the borders for green travel – and orders new, groundbreaking hybrid powered expedition cruise ship

4 new explorer ships have been announced PHOTO: ®ROLLS-ROYCE

25 April 2016 14:12

Hurtigruten to build up to four new explorer vessels

Norwegian explorer cruise line Hurtigruten and the shipyard Kleven signs a letter of intent for the construction of up to four new explorer ships. The first vessel is to be completed the summer of 2018.

Hurtigruten CEO Daniel Skjeldam (right) officially started the construction of MS Roald Amundsen - the greenest expedition cruise ship the world has ever seen at Kleven Yards, Norway. Kleven CEO Ståle Rasmussen (left).

24 February 2017 10:39

Hurtigruten starts construction of first hybrid expedition ship

With the touch of a button, Hurtigruten CEO Daniel Skjeldam officially started the construction of MS Roald Amundsen - the greenest cruise ship the world has ever seen.

EXPLORING THE ICE: Hurtigruten introduces sailings to Russian the Northwest passage from 2019. Photo: KARSTEN BIDSTRUP/ Hurtigruten

6 December 2017 10:39

Hurtigruten introduces Northwest Passage by hybrid ship and voyages to Franz Josef Land

With three ships in Antarctica and five ships calling in Svalbard in the 2019/2020 season, Hurtigruten is strengthening its position as the world leader in exploration travel. - We are constantly seeking new waters to explore. With our new ships and new itineraries, Hurtigruten is setting a new standard for exploration travel to the polar edges of the world, says CEO Daniel Skjeldam.