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Astronomy Voyage | Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen

Head beyond the Arctic Circle under the dark skies of winter during peak aurora season. Enjoy lectures from our guest astronomer, visit Tromsø’s planetarium, and witness the Northern Lights illuminating fjords, mountains and fishing villages along our original Coastal Express route. 

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Optional tours and excursions available. Please contact us for more details.
06 October, 2026 to 17 October, 2026
Polar Inside $5,378 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient. They sleep 2–3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located inside the ship, they have no windows – making them darker and more private.
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Polar Outside $6,899 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a window or porthole, allowing you to take in the scenery as you sail. They sleep 2–3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on layout. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families. A comfortable, practical space to take in the passing landscape from your own room.
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Arctic Superior $7,660 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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03 November, 2026 to 14 November, 2026
Polar Inside $4,713 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient. They sleep 2–3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located inside the ship, they have no windows – making them darker and more private.
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Polar Outside $5,398 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a window or porthole, allowing you to take in the scenery as you sail. They sleep 2–3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on layout. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families. A comfortable, practical space to take in the passing landscape from your own room.
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Arctic Superior $5,750 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime spots on the ship and come with double beds as standard. You’ll also find added comforts like a kettle with tea and coffee – small details that help you feel more at home. A calm, well-equipped space to unwind.
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05 November, 2026 to 16 November, 2026
Polar Inside $4,713 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient – everything you need for a comfortable journey, minus the view. Sleeping 2–3 guests in twin or bunk beds, all include a TV, private bathroom and hairdryer as standard.
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Polar Outside $6,007 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a porthole or window (full or limited view). With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Note: some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night. 
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Arctic Superior $7,302 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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02 January, 2027 to 13 January, 2027
Polar Inside $4,713 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient. They sleep 2–3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located inside the ship, they have no windows – making them darker and more private.
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Polar Outside $5,398 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a window or porthole, allowing you to take in the scenery as you sail. They sleep 2–3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on layout. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families. A comfortable, practical space to take in the passing landscape from your own room.
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Arctic Superior $6,655 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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26 January, 2027 to 06 February, 2027
Polar Inside $4,979 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins sleep 2 guests in twin beds and are compact yet efficient, offering all the essentials minus a view.
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Polar Outside $5,712 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with a porthole or window (full or partial view), flexible bedding arrangements, and modest furnishings for a comfortable journey.
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Arctic Superior $7,057 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins offer extra comfort in a prime location on the ship. These outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window with a full view. Each cabin also includes a kettle with tea and coffee to make you feel right at home.
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28 February, 2027 to 11 March, 2027
Polar Inside $4,290 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient – everything you need for a comfortable journey, minus the view. Sleeping 2 guests in twin beds, they are a private space in which to recharge.
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Polar Outside $6,654 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a porthole or window (full or limited view), allowing you to take in the scenery as you sail. They’re fitted with flexible bedding arrangements, compact furniture and all the basics for a comfortable journey.
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Arctic Superior $7,383 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins offer extra comfort in a prime location on the ship. These outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window with a full view. Each cabin also includes a kettle with tea and coffee to make you feel right at home.
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28 March, 2027 to 08 April, 2027
Polar Inside $5,378 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient – everything you need for a comfortable journey, minus the view. Sleeping 2–3 guests in twin or bunk beds, all include a TV, private bathroom and hairdryer as standard.
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Polar Outside $6,183 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a porthole or window (full or limited view). With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Note: some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night. 
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Arctic Superior $7,660 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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30 March, 2027 to 10 April, 2027
Polar Inside $5,378 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact but efficient. They sleep 2–3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. All include a TV, hairdryer and seating area as standard. Located inside the ship, they have no windows – making them darker and more private. Note: some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $6,183 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as a Polar Inside – plus a window or porthole, allowing you to take in the scenery as you sail. They sleep 2–3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on layout. Select cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Arctic Superior $7,660 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and come with double beds and windows (full or limited view) as standard. You’ll also find added comforts like a kettle with tea and coffee – small details that help you feel more at home.
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25 September, 2027 to 06 October, 2027
Polar Inside $6,143 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins sleep 2 guests in twin beds and are compact yet efficient, offering all the essentials minus a view.
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Polar Outside $7,699 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with a porthole or window (full or partial view), flexible bedding arrangements, and modest furnishings for a comfortable journey.
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Polar Outside $7,950 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with a porthole or window (full or partial view), flexible bedding arrangements, and modest furnishings for a comfortable journey.
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Polar Outside $7,950 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with a porthole or window (full or partial view), flexible bedding arrangements, and modest furnishings for a comfortable journey.
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Arctic Superior $8,553 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins offer extra comfort in a prime location on the ship. These outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window with a full view. Each cabin also includes a kettle with tea and coffee to make you feel right at home.
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Arctic Superior $9,306 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins offer extra comfort in a prime location on the ship. These outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window with a full view. Each cabin also includes a kettle with tea and coffee to make you feel right at home.
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23 October, 2027 to 03 November, 2027
Polar Inside $5,530 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact yet efficient, offering everything you need for a comfortable journey. Suitable for 2-3 guests, these cabins feature twin or bunk beds and include a TV, a private bathroom, and a hairdryer, but no view.
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Polar Outside $6,368 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $6,368 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $6,897 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $6,897 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $7,117 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Arctic Superior $7,646 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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Arctic Superior $8,307 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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26 October, 2027 to 06 November, 2027
Polar Inside $5,530 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are modest but efficient, sleeping 2-3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located inside the ship, they have no windows.
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Polar Outside $6,059 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $6,897 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,117 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,117 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Arctic Superior $7,646 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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Arctic Superior $8,307 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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22 November, 2027 to 03 December, 2027
Polar Outside $4,916 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $5,153 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $5,153 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $5,559 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $5,728 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Arctic Superior $6,135 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard, along with a kettle for tea and coffee.
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23 November, 2027 to 04 December, 2027
Polar Inside $4,509 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are modest yet comfortable, accommodating 2 to 3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located in the heart of the ship, they offer a windowless design for added privacy and cosiness.
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Polar Outside $5,153 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Polar Outside $5,559 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Polar Outside $5,728 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Polar Outside $5,728 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Arctic Superior $6,135 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime spots on the ship and come with double beds as standard. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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Arctic Superior $6,643 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime spots on the ship and come with double beds as standard. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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17 January, 2028 to 28 January, 2028
Polar Inside $5,632 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are modest yet comfortable, accommodating 2 to 3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located in the heart of the ship, they offer a windowless design for added privacy and cosiness.
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Polar Outside $7,030 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Polar Outside $7,256 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Polar Outside $7,256 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, with the added benefit of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can also fit a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them an ideal choice for families.
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Arctic Superior $7,797 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime spots on the ship and come with double beds as standard. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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Arctic Superior $8,473 AUD pp
These outside-facing cabins are in prime spots on the ship and come with double beds as standard. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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19 January, 2028 to 30 January, 2028
Polar Inside $5,632 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are compact yet efficient, offering everything you need for a comfortable journey. Suitable for 2-3 guests, these cabins feature twin or bunk beds and include a TV, a private bathroom, and a hairdryer, but no view.
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Polar Outside $6,489 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $6,489 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $7,030 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $7,030 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Polar Outside $7,256 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins feature all the same amenities as Polar Inside cabins, plus a porthole or window offering a full or limited view. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike an ideal balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a good option for families. Please note that some cabins may experience noise or vibration at night.
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Arctic Superior $7,797 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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Arctic Superior $8,473 AUD pp
Arctic Superior cabins provide an elevated level of comfort. Situated on decks 5 and 6, these outside-facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard. Enjoy comforts that make your stay feel more like home, like a kettle with tea and coffee. Please note: All cabins on deck 5 have access to a promenade deck outside.
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18 February, 2028 to 29 February, 2028
Polar Inside $5,803 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are modest and efficient, offering everything you need for a comfortable journey minus the view. Accommodating 2 guests in twin beds, they provide a private space to relax and recharge.
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Polar Outside $6,364 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $6,692 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $6,692 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,253 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,487 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer the same essentials as Polar Inside, with the added bonus of a window or porthole for natural light and a glimpse of the passing coast. With flexible bed setups and compact seating, they strike a great balance between comfort and value. Selected cabins can fit a baby crib and have a small seating area, making them a good option for families.
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Arctic Superior $8,049 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins feature a double bed and a window as standard, along with a kettle for tea and coffee.
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Expedition Suite $15,630 AUD pp
Accommodating 2-4 guests, Expedition Suites feature a double bed, a separate lounge area, premium furnishings, and large windows, offering a peaceful and spacious retreat.
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17 March, 2028 to 28 March, 2028
Polar Inside $5,973 AUD pp
Polar Inside cabins are modest but efficient, sleeping 2-3 guests with either twin beds or upper/lower berths. Located inside the ship, they have no windows.
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Polar Outside $6,555 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,476 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,719 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Polar Outside $7,719 AUD pp
Polar Outside cabins offer all the amenities of a Polar Inside, with the addition of a window or porthole. They accommodate 2-3 guests in either twin or double beds, depending on the layout. Some cabins can accommodate a baby crib and include a small seating area, making them a great option for families.
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Arctic Superior $8,301 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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Arctic Superior $9,028 AUD pp
These outside facing cabins are in prime locations on the ship and feature double beds and windows with either a full or limited sea view. A kettle with tea and coffee is also provided to make you feel at home.
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Astronomy Voyage | Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen itinerary:

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Day 1 - All Aboard!
Your astronomy adventure begins in Bergen, the cultural gateway to the fjords and the second-largest city in Norway. If you’ve time before your ship departs, visit the UNESCO-listed wharfs of the colourful Bryggen district with its artisan shops and cobblestone streets. Just across the street is the famous Fish Market which serves delicious seafood or venture to the Fløibanen funicular which whisks you up Mount Fløyen for breath-taking views of the city. Make yourself at home onboard the ship and enjoy the relaxed ambience, taking the opportunity to meet your fellow guests and astronomers.
Day 2 - A day for masterpieces
Arrive at the Art Nouveau town of Ålesund, renowned for its stunning and picturesque architecture. Take time to explore the city and its rich Norse history or visit Atlanterhavsparken, one of the largest saltwater aquariums in Northern Europe. You can also make your way up to small Mount Aksla for a panorama of the town and its picturesque position surrounded by islands.In the afternoon, we reach the port of Molde and the amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called the ‘Molde Panorama’.
Day 3 - The Royal City of Trondheim
As we journey north, we reach the medieval city of Trondheim, a vibrant mix of historic civic architecture and a bustling student population.  Nidaros Cathedral is considered one of the most sacred buildings in all of Norway and rightly nicknamed ‘Norway’s Notre Dame’. Whilst here, take the time to visit the Archbishop’s Palace to view Norway’s crown jewels.Not far from Nidaros Cathedral is Gamle Bybro, a charming wooden bridge that sits over River Nid and marks the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. This neighbourhood features colourful wooden wharves that stand on stilts and host some of the city’s most trendy eateries, making Bakklandet a key destination for all foodies.
Day 4 - Welcome to the Arctic!
In the early hours of the morning, the ship crosses the Arctic Circle and enters the Arctic. Join us out on deck to mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that will be sure to wake you up fully! Above the Arctic Circle, your chances of spotting the majestic Northern Lights increase.As we call into the northern city of Bodø, gaze up at the snow-capped Børvass peaks before experiencing the fabulous street art this city has to offer. From here, we continue across the Vestfjord and towards the Lofoten archipelago which greets you with the stunning sight of the 1,000 metre-high Lofoten Wall.
Day 5 - Expand your Northern Lights knowledge
Welcome to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø, a hive of culture, history and Northern Lights knowledge.Today you will visit the Science Museum of Northern Norway, learning more about the Northern Lights through a range of exhibits and installations. As part of this trip, you’ll stop at The Planetarium and its full-dome ceiling offering 360-degree views and high-quality digital projectors showing daily films about 'Experiencing the Aurora' and the constellations. Our expert astronomers will be joining you on the trip so make sure to ask them lots of questions!
Day 6 - The Northern Lights and the North Cape
As we reach Honningsvåg, at the top of the European mainland, be sure to visit the globe monument at the North Cape. This is a popular excursion, so make sure you book early!From Honningsvåg, look out for the striking rock formation called Finnkirka near the entrance to Kjøllefjord village. The building-like pillars were once an ancient sacrificial site for the indigenous nomadic Sámi people who still inhabit and herd reindeer in the region today. As we continue north towards Kirkenes, we sail past Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost lighthouse in continental Europe.
Day 7 - To the top and back again
By breakfast, we will have reached the top of Norway and the town of Kirkenes, situated just a few kilometres from the border. It is at this point of our coastal voyage that we turn and return south. The ports we visited at night are now seen during the day for a full Norwegian coastal experience.
Day 8 - The extreme north
Once the northernmost town in the world, (before Longyearbyern, Svalbard) Hammerfest is a key destination for Astronomy lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Be sure to trek up Mount Salen, for views over the town and picturesque landscapes. You can also take a moment to see the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column which commemorates the first-ever measurement of the globe.As we sail, keep your eyes open for the Northern Lights, but you might also spot pods of Orcas and Humpback Whales migrating to these waters to feed on herring.
Day 9 - Welcome to Lofoten
Passing through the legendary Lofoten and Vesterålen archipelagos, the ship negotiates an intricate network of inlets and isles through one of the most beautiful stretches of the Norwegian coast. From here, the coastal landscape changes from rolling hills to soaring mountains.Along this stretch of coastline is where The Hurtigruten Coastal Express story began, in the coastal town of Stokmarknes in 1893. Don’t miss the Hurtigrutemuseet in Stokmarknes, a museum dedicated to The Coastal Express housed in the full-sized and fully restored ship MS Finnmarken from 1952.
Day 10 - A date with the Seven Sisters
Leave behind the magic of the Arctic Circle and head towards the ports of Bodø and Ørnes. Marvel at the Seven Sisters mountain range where local legend has it seven beautiful troll princesses, fleeing from an unwanted suitor, got caught out as the sun rose, turning them into the seven beautiful mountains you see today.The landscapes will continue to amaze you! Don’t miss views of the Torghatten Mountain, with its distinctive hole right through the centre. There is a local legend as to why and how this mountain came to have such a hole. Make sure you ask your Expedition Team about it!
Day 11 - The old cities and the sea
An early morning arrival in Trondheim will give you time to further explore the city and discover any sites you might have missed on the northbound section of the journey. Some insider advice: treat yourself to a barista-brewed coffee and Nordic patisserie in one of the many cafés in the Bakklandet district before walking up to Kristiansten Fort for great views over the city.In the afternoon, we dock at Kristiansund, a quaint harbour town spread over three islands. Meander along the cobbled streets of the old town and be sure to sample the local delicacy of klippfisk, salted cod that’s dried on the surrounding cliffs.
Day 12 - The final chapter of your fairytale voyage
A few nautical miles are left between you and Bergen today as your Astronomy Voyage draws to a close. Before we say our goodbyes, we voyage across the mouth of Sognefjord, the longest and widest fjord in the whole of Norway.As we arrive in Bergen, it’s time to say goodbye to the Captain, crew and astronomers who have accompanied you on this unique voyage along Norway’s spectacular coastline. However, if you aren’t ready to leave Norway just yet, there are plenty of extension options that will make your trip that extra bit more special.
Please Note:

The day-by-day programme will give you a few ideas about what you can see and do on your coastal voyage in Norway, but bear in mind that this itinerary is just an indication of what you can experience. After all, this is a sailing where the elements rule and weather conditions might vary, which is why every voyage is unique.

Astronomy Voyage | Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen reverse itinerary:

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Please Note: *

The day-by-day programme will give you a few ideas about what you can see and do on your coastal voyage in Norway, but bear in mind that this itinerary is just an indication of what you can experience. After all, this is a sailing where the elements rule and weather conditions might vary, which is why every voyage is unique.

Day 12 - The final chapter of your fairytale voyage *
A few nautical miles are left between you and Bergen today as your Astronomy Voyage draws to a close. Before we say our goodbyes, we voyage across the mouth of Sognefjord, the longest and widest fjord in the whole of Norway.As we arrive in Bergen, it’s time to say goodbye to the Captain, crew and astronomers who have accompanied you on this unique voyage along Norway’s spectacular coastline. However, if you aren’t ready to leave Norway just yet, there are plenty of extension options that will make your trip that extra bit more special.
Day 11 - The old cities and the sea *
An early morning arrival in Trondheim will give you time to further explore the city and discover any sites you might have missed on the northbound section of the journey. Some insider advice: treat yourself to a barista-brewed coffee and Nordic patisserie in one of the many cafés in the Bakklandet district before walking up to Kristiansten Fort for great views over the city.In the afternoon, we dock at Kristiansund, a quaint harbour town spread over three islands. Meander along the cobbled streets of the old town and be sure to sample the local delicacy of klippfisk, salted cod that’s dried on the surrounding cliffs.
Day 10 - A date with the Seven Sisters *
Leave behind the magic of the Arctic Circle and head towards the ports of Bodø and Ørnes. Marvel at the Seven Sisters mountain range where local legend has it seven beautiful troll princesses, fleeing from an unwanted suitor, got caught out as the sun rose, turning them into the seven beautiful mountains you see today.The landscapes will continue to amaze you! Don’t miss views of the Torghatten Mountain, with its distinctive hole right through the centre. There is a local legend as to why and how this mountain came to have such a hole. Make sure you ask your Expedition Team about it!
Day 9 - Welcome to Lofoten *
Passing through the legendary Lofoten and Vesterålen archipelagos, the ship negotiates an intricate network of inlets and isles through one of the most beautiful stretches of the Norwegian coast. From here, the coastal landscape changes from rolling hills to soaring mountains.Along this stretch of coastline is where The Hurtigruten Coastal Express story began, in the coastal town of Stokmarknes in 1893. Don’t miss the Hurtigrutemuseet in Stokmarknes, a museum dedicated to The Coastal Express housed in the full-sized and fully restored ship MS Finnmarken from 1952.
Day 8 - The extreme north *
Once the northernmost town in the world, (before Longyearbyern, Svalbard) Hammerfest is a key destination for Astronomy lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Be sure to trek up Mount Salen, for views over the town and picturesque landscapes. You can also take a moment to see the UNESCO-listed Meridian Column which commemorates the first-ever measurement of the globe.As we sail, keep your eyes open for the Northern Lights, but you might also spot pods of Orcas and Humpback Whales migrating to these waters to feed on herring.
Day 7 - To the top and back again *
By breakfast, we will have reached the top of Norway and the town of Kirkenes, situated just a few kilometres from the border. It is at this point of our coastal voyage that we turn and return south. The ports we visited at night are now seen during the day for a full Norwegian coastal experience.
Day 6 - The Northern Lights and the North Cape *
As we reach Honningsvåg, at the top of the European mainland, be sure to visit the globe monument at the North Cape. This is a popular excursion, so make sure you book early!From Honningsvåg, look out for the striking rock formation called Finnkirka near the entrance to Kjøllefjord village. The building-like pillars were once an ancient sacrificial site for the indigenous nomadic Sámi people who still inhabit and herd reindeer in the region today. As we continue north towards Kirkenes, we sail past Slettnes Lighthouse, the northernmost lighthouse in continental Europe.
Day 5 - Expand your Northern Lights knowledge *
Welcome to the historic Arctic exploration capital of Tromsø, a hive of culture, history and Northern Lights knowledge.Today you will visit the Science Museum of Northern Norway, learning more about the Northern Lights through a range of exhibits and installations. As part of this trip, you’ll stop at The Planetarium and its full-dome ceiling offering 360-degree views and high-quality digital projectors showing daily films about 'Experiencing the Aurora' and the constellations. Our expert astronomers will be joining you on the trip so make sure to ask them lots of questions!
Day 4 - Welcome to the Arctic! *
In the early hours of the morning, the ship crosses the Arctic Circle and enters the Arctic. Join us out on deck to mark the moment with a traditional ceremony that will be sure to wake you up fully! Above the Arctic Circle, your chances of spotting the majestic Northern Lights increase.As we call into the northern city of Bodø, gaze up at the snow-capped Børvass peaks before experiencing the fabulous street art this city has to offer. From here, we continue across the Vestfjord and towards the Lofoten archipelago which greets you with the stunning sight of the 1,000 metre-high Lofoten Wall.
Day 3 - The Royal City of Trondheim *
As we journey north, we reach the medieval city of Trondheim, a vibrant mix of historic civic architecture and a bustling student population.  Nidaros Cathedral is considered one of the most sacred buildings in all of Norway and rightly nicknamed ‘Norway’s Notre Dame’. Whilst here, take the time to visit the Archbishop’s Palace to view Norway’s crown jewels.Not far from Nidaros Cathedral is Gamle Bybro, a charming wooden bridge that sits over River Nid and marks the entrance to the old Hanseatic district of Bakklandet. This neighbourhood features colourful wooden wharves that stand on stilts and host some of the city’s most trendy eateries, making Bakklandet a key destination for all foodies.
Day 2 - A day for masterpieces *
Arrive at the Art Nouveau town of Ålesund, renowned for its stunning and picturesque architecture. Take time to explore the city and its rich Norse history or visit Atlanterhavsparken, one of the largest saltwater aquariums in Northern Europe. You can also make your way up to small Mount Aksla for a panorama of the town and its picturesque position surrounded by islands.In the afternoon, we reach the port of Molde and the amazing view of 222 mountain peaks across the fjord, called the ‘Molde Panorama’.
Day 1 - All Aboard! *
Your astronomy adventure begins in Bergen, the cultural gateway to the fjords and the second-largest city in Norway. If you’ve time before your ship departs, visit the UNESCO-listed wharfs of the colourful Bryggen district with its artisan shops and cobblestone streets. Just across the street is the famous Fish Market which serves delicious seafood or venture to the Fløibanen funicular which whisks you up Mount Fløyen for breath-taking views of the city. Make yourself at home onboard the ship and enjoy the relaxed ambience, taking the opportunity to meet your fellow guests and astronomers.
* = Indicative
Map for Astronomy Voyage | Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen
Kong Harald, the ship servicing Astronomy Voyage | Bergen – Kirkenes – Bergen

Kong Harald

Vessel Type: Expedition Ship

Length: 121.8 m

Passenger Capacity: 577

Built/Refurbished: 1993/2016/2023

MS Kong Harald is a tribute to Norway’s reigning monarch and his lifelong love of the sea. Named after King Harald V, a three-time Olympic sailor, this hybrid-powered ship offers both tradition and innovation. Refitted with advanced green technology in 2023, it now features battery packs and efficient engines that reduce emissions by up to 25%, alongside modern Arctic-inspired interiors that reflect Norway’s natural elegance.

Life aboard is warm and inviting, embracing the Norwegian spirit of koselig. You’ll find three restaurants, a bakery and ice cream bar, panoramic lounges, two outdoor hot tubs, a fitness room, sauna, and the Explorer Bar for relaxing with a view. The Expedition Team offers fascinating insights and guided excursions along the Norwegian coast. With its cosy cabins, eco-conscious upgrades, and maritime charm, MS Kong Harald blends sustainability, comfort, and cultural discovery.

Cabin layout for Kong Harald
• Discover more about the magical Northern Lights, the Arctic sky and the solar system with our onboard lectures from renowned astronomers; Ian Ridpath, John Mason, Sadie Jones and Tom Kerss.

• Enjoy an exclusive visit to the Northern Lights Planetarium in Tromsø with our astronomy experts.

• Voyage along Norway's coast under the dancing skies of the Northern Lights, visiting 34 ports, more than 100 fjords and 1,000 mountains.

• Northern Lights Promise – see the Northern Lights or we’ll give you a FREE 6 or 7-day cruise for the next Northern Lights Season – T&Cs apply