Discover Norway with Havila Voyages
Havila Voyages entered the cruise business in 2021. The fleet now has four ships. The Havila Capella and Havila Castor were completed in 2021 and 2022, the two ships Havila Polaris and Havila Pollux were added in 2023.
All ships are identical in design, 122.7 metres long and 22 metres wide. They can also accommodate up to 640 passengers in 179 cabins. The ships are also equipped with a modern LNG (liquefied natural gas) propulsion and batteries.
Heated pools, whirlpools, fitness rooms, saunas, shops, viewpoints, as well as promenade decks and the Observation Lounge are only a part of the facilities on board. Furthermore, seven different cabin categories offer many options for all guests. The inside cabins have 10-15 m² of living space for 2-4 people, while the outside cabins are slightly larger and also have a large window to enjoy the view. Deluxe cabins are also equipped with a window or a panoramic window at the bow of the ship and are 30 m² in size. Those who do not want to forego luxury will certainly find something in the Junior Suite with balcony or the exclusive Presidential Suites, of which only two are available on each ship. Junior suites provide 35 m² of cabin space and have their own private balcony as well as numerous other advantages. Presidential Suites are 45 m² in size and also have a balcony, which offers an additional 15 m² of feel-good space and a private Jacuzzi to relax in. A complimentary breakfast in the Hildring Fine Dining Restaurant is included and guests can also enjoy individual cabin service.
Havila's kitchen teams delight their customers with typical Norwegian specialties and place particular importance on the freshness and quality of regional and seasonal products. In the panorama restaurant, a magnificent view can be admired while special taste explosions delight the palate. There is also a café and a fine dining on the ships to experience Norway with all its culinary facets.
Coastal cruises with breathtaking panoramas
On the ships' routes, up to 34 ports on the Norwegian coast are called at and can be explored. The start is in Bergen, the former capital of Norway with its picturesque wooden houses and a pulsating life, to those who want it. It is followed by the world-famous natural spectacle of Geirangerfjord, from where the Lofoten Islands north of the Arctic Circle are sailed. Here you can marvel at the midnight sun or the northern lights, depending on the season. After visiting the North Cape, the route ends in Kirkenes directly at the Russian border or the ship turns around and sails back. On the entire route, the different coasts of Norway as well as the Nordic air can be experienced and loved.
