The itinerary, inspired by the Norwegian concept of Friluftsliv, will take guests on a seven-night expedition above the Arctic Circle aboard MS Spitsbergen, exploring four regions in Northern Norway including the Lyngen Alps, Senja, Lofoten and Vesterålen on ten sailings from January to March 2026.
This expedition continues HX’s tradition of offering unique and remote travel experiences, with a focus on honouring Norwegian heritage and showcasing their expertise in expedition travel.
Travelers can expect special experiences such as bonfires under the polar night, exclusive visits to attractions like the Hurtigruten Museum, traditional Scandinavian sauna sessions, polar plunges, and a variety of activities from kayaking and whale watching to nature walks, snowshoeing, and ski touring.
Alex McNeil, SVP expeditions product and guest experience said “since our first expedition in 1896 in Norway, HX has helped guests to immerse themselves in some of the most incredible and remote places on earth. While we’ve expanded our horizons and destinations over the last 128 years, our Norwegian heritage remains. We’re excited to unveil this unparalleled adventure that honours our roots and highlights our expertise in expedition today.”
HX has announced a new itinerary, the “Ultimate Norway – Arctic Expedition Under the Northern Lights,” scheduled to launch in January 2026 for passengers seeking an immersive Arctic experience in Northern Norway.
The itinerary, inspired by the Norwegian concept of Friluftsliv, will take guests on a seven-night expedition above the Arctic Circle aboard MS Spitsbergen, exploring four regions in Northern Norway including the Lyngen Alps, Senja, Lofoten and Vesterålen on ten sailings from January to March 2026.
This expedition continues HX’s tradition of offering unique and remote travel experiences, with a focus on honouring Norwegian heritage and showcasing their expertise in expedition travel.
Travelers can expect special experiences such as bonfires under the polar night, exclusive visits to attractions like the Hurtigruten Museum, traditional Scandinavian sauna sessions, polar plunges, and a variety of activities from kayaking and whale watching to nature walks, snowshoeing, and ski touring.
Alex McNeil, SVP expeditions product and guest experience said “since our first expedition in 1896 in Norway, HX has helped guests to immerse themselves in some of the most incredible and remote places on earth. While we’ve expanded our horizons and destinations over the last 128 years, our Norwegian heritage remains. We’re excited to unveil this unparalleled adventure that honours our roots and highlights our expertise in expedition today.”
