Hapag-Lloyd CruisesNAT2615
Longyearbyen to Tromsø
Date
2026-07-06
Duration
12 nights
Departure Port
Longyearbyen
Svalbard and Jan Mayen
Arrival Port
Tromso
Norway
Rating
Expedition
Theme
—
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises
HANSEATIC Nature
Ice
Launched
2019
Refitted
—
Tonnage
15,650 GT
Passengers
230
Cabins
—
Crew
175
Length
452 m
Width
22 m
Speed
16 knots
Adults Only
No
Itinerary
Day 1
Day 1
Longyearbyen
Depart 21:00
Longyearbyen, the northernmost permanent settlement in the world, is a unique port in the Svalbard archipelago, rich in history and breathtaking Arctic landscapes. Must-do experiences include savoring local delicacies like reindeer stew and exploring the stunning fjords of Raudfjord and Liefdefjorden. The best time to visit is during the summer months, when the midnight sun illuminates the stunning scenery.
Day 2
Day 2
Svalbard Archipelago
Svalbard Archipelago in Svalbard and Jan Mayen offers dramatic Nordic landscapes where fjords, glaciers, and pristine wilderness create scenes of remarkable natural grandeur. The essential experience is immersion in the outdoor environment—hiking, wildlife watching, and savoring the region's exceptional seafood in settings of extraordinary beauty. Best visited June through August, when the midnight sun bathes the landscape in golden light for nearly twenty-four hours. Cruise lines including Silversea feature this port on their most compelling itineraries. Whether you have a few hours or a full day, the port rewards exploration at every pace and in every direction.
Day 3
Day 3
Ny- Alesund
Ny-Ålesund, one of the world's northernmost settlements on Svalbard's Spitsbergen island, is a former coal-mining town turned elite international research station, renowned as the departure point for Amundsen's historic 1926 North Pole flight. Visitors should not miss a Zodiac excursion beneath the calving face of Kronebreen glacier and the extraordinary wildlife encounters — polar bears, Arctic foxes, and seabird colonies — found throughout Kongsfjorden and neighbouring Raudfjord. The optimal visiting window is July through August, when the midnight sun illuminates the tundra in perpetual golden light and sea ice conditions allow the fullest access to surrounding fjords.
Day 4
Day 4
14th July Glacier
Day 4
Day 4
Liefdefjorden
Liefdefjorden is a spectacular Arctic fjord in Svalbard dominated by the five-kilometer-wide Monaco Glacier, surrounded by tundra wildflowers and abundant wildlife including polar bears and Arctic foxes. Must-dos include Zodiac cruising along the glacier face and watching icebergs calve into mirror-still waters. Visit between June and August for midnight sun and peak wildlife activity.
Day 5
Day 5
Havoysund
Havøysund, a picturesque fishing village in Norway's Finnmark region, offers a blend of historical charm and vibrant coastal culture. Visitors should not miss the local delicacies such as klippfisk and the scenic viewpoints provided by the windmill park. The best season to visit is during the summer months, when the weather is mild and the village comes alive with local festivals and outdoor activities.
Day 6
Day 6
Kvitoya
Day 7
Day 7
Nordaustlandet Island
Nordaustlandet is Svalbard's second-largest island, dominated by Europe's greatest ice caps and the Northern Hemisphere's longest glacier front stretching over 200 kilometers. Must-dos include Zodiac cruising along the Austfonna ice face, observing walrus haul-outs, and watching for polar bears along the coast. July and August offer the navigable window, with ice conditions varying significantly year to year.
Day 8
Day 8
Freeman Sound
Day 9
Day 9
Freemansundet
Freemansundet, the narrow strait between Barentsøya and Edgeøya in Svalbard, concentrates Arctic wildlife in extraordinary density — polar bears patrolling the shoreline, walrus hauled out on gravel spits, and seabird colonies numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Must-dos include Zodiac wildlife cruises along the island shores and transiting the strait itself from the ship's deck. June through August provides the expedition cruise window, with late July to August typically offering the most ice-free passage.
Day 10
Day 10
Hornsund
Hornsund is a glacier-carved fjord at the southern tip of Svalbard's Spitsbergen island, where fourteen tidewater glaciers, polar bears, and vast seabird colonies create one of the Arctic's most dramatic expedition destinations. Must-dos include zodiac cruises alongside calving glaciers, polar bear sightings along the shoreline, and visiting the Polish research station. July and August offer the warmest temperatures and best ice conditions, with midnight sun providing endless Arctic daylight.
Day 11
Day 11
At Sea
Day 12
Day 12
At Sea
Day 13
Day 13
Tromso
Arrive 05:00
Tromsø, perched 300 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle on its own island in a fjord-carved landscape of breathtaking severity, is the world's finest base for witnessing the northern lights — a phenomenon that illuminates the polar night here from late September through March with an intensity unmatched across Scandinavia. The city's striking Arctic Cathedral, vibrant university culture, and excellent Polar Museum trace Norway's heroic age of polar exploration, while dog sledding, snowshoeing, and whale-watching expeditions provide exhilarating encounters with the high Arctic wilderness. Summer's unbroken midnight sun offers an equally otherworldly experience beneath skies that never darken.
Day 1
Longyearbyen
Depart 21:00
Longyearbyen, the northernmost permanent settlement in the world, is a unique port in the Svalbard archipelago, rich in history and breathtaking Arctic landscapes. Must-do experiences include savoring local delicacies like reindeer stew and exploring the stunning fjords of Raudfjord and Liefdefjorden. The best time to visit is during the summer months, when the midnight sun illuminates the stunning scenery.
Day 2
Svalbard Archipelago
Svalbard Archipelago in Svalbard and Jan Mayen offers dramatic Nordic landscapes where fjords, glaciers, and pristine wilderness create scenes of remarkable natural grandeur. The essential experience is immersion in the outdoor environment—hiking, wildlife watching, and savoring the region's exceptional seafood in settings of extraordinary beauty. Best visited June through August, when the midnight sun bathes the landscape in golden light for nearly twenty-four hours. Cruise lines including Silversea feature this port on their most compelling itineraries. Whether you have a few hours or a full day, the port rewards exploration at every pace and in every direction.
Day 3
Ny- Alesund
Ny-Ålesund, one of the world's northernmost settlements on Svalbard's Spitsbergen island, is a former coal-mining town turned elite international research station, renowned as the departure point for Amundsen's historic 1926 North Pole flight. Visitors should not miss a Zodiac excursion beneath the calving face of Kronebreen glacier and the extraordinary wildlife encounters — polar bears, Arctic foxes, and seabird colonies — found throughout Kongsfjorden and neighbouring Raudfjord. The optimal visiting window is July through August, when the midnight sun illuminates the tundra in perpetual golden light and sea ice conditions allow the fullest access to surrounding fjords.
Day 4
14th July Glacier
Liefdefjorden
Liefdefjorden is a spectacular Arctic fjord in Svalbard dominated by the five-kilometer-wide Monaco Glacier, surrounded by tundra wildflowers and abundant wildlife including polar bears and Arctic foxes. Must-dos include Zodiac cruising along the glacier face and watching icebergs calve into mirror-still waters. Visit between June and August for midnight sun and peak wildlife activity.
Day 5
Havoysund
Havøysund, a picturesque fishing village in Norway's Finnmark region, offers a blend of historical charm and vibrant coastal culture. Visitors should not miss the local delicacies such as klippfisk and the scenic viewpoints provided by the windmill park. The best season to visit is during the summer months, when the weather is mild and the village comes alive with local festivals and outdoor activities.
Day 6
Kvitoya
Day 7
Nordaustlandet Island
Nordaustlandet is Svalbard's second-largest island, dominated by Europe's greatest ice caps and the Northern Hemisphere's longest glacier front stretching over 200 kilometers. Must-dos include Zodiac cruising along the Austfonna ice face, observing walrus haul-outs, and watching for polar bears along the coast. July and August offer the navigable window, with ice conditions varying significantly year to year.
Day 8
Freeman Sound
Day 9
Freemansundet
Freemansundet, the narrow strait between Barentsøya and Edgeøya in Svalbard, concentrates Arctic wildlife in extraordinary density — polar bears patrolling the shoreline, walrus hauled out on gravel spits, and seabird colonies numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Must-dos include Zodiac wildlife cruises along the island shores and transiting the strait itself from the ship's deck. June through August provides the expedition cruise window, with late July to August typically offering the most ice-free passage.
Day 10
Hornsund
Hornsund is a glacier-carved fjord at the southern tip of Svalbard's Spitsbergen island, where fourteen tidewater glaciers, polar bears, and vast seabird colonies create one of the Arctic's most dramatic expedition destinations. Must-dos include zodiac cruises alongside calving glaciers, polar bear sightings along the shoreline, and visiting the Polish research station. July and August offer the warmest temperatures and best ice conditions, with midnight sun providing endless Arctic daylight.
Day 11
At Sea
Day 12
At Sea
Day 13
Tromso
Arrive 05:00
Tromsø, perched 300 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle on its own island in a fjord-carved landscape of breathtaking severity, is the world's finest base for witnessing the northern lights — a phenomenon that illuminates the polar night here from late September through March with an intensity unmatched across Scandinavia. The city's striking Arctic Cathedral, vibrant university culture, and excellent Polar Museum trace Norway's heroic age of polar exploration, while dog sledding, snowshoeing, and whale-watching expeditions provide exhilarating encounters with the high Arctic wilderness. Summer's unbroken midnight sun offers an equally otherworldly experience beneath skies that never darken.
Cabin Categories
Grand Suite with Veranda
Suite
764 m²Max 3
10
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 4
Cabin size: 765 ft2 / 71 m2
Balcony size: 170 ft2 / 16 m2 (included)
Location (on decks): aft on decks 6 and 7
Type (categories): (GS) Grand Suite with Balcony
Grand Suite cabins offer the following amenities and complimentary services:
private (step-out) balcony with space heaters, 2 heated sunloungers, 2 deck chairs, 1 small table
separate living / lounge area (L-shaped sofa, low table, veranda access), dining area (2-seat table / glass-topped) and sleeping area (2 twin beds) - all are with floor-ceiling window views
2x flat TVs (in the living and sleeping areas)
daylight bathroom (panoramic window, double-sink vanity, WC, free-standing bath / hottub, rain shower, heated wall for towels and wet parkas, veranda access)
separate toilet (WC, washbasin)
steam sauna (in the shower area)
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
dedicated butler service
exclusive service privileges
Interconnecting suites (Suite mit Verbindungstur): Each of the aft-located Grand Suites can be combined with an adjacent Balcony Cabin (deck 6 category 6, deck 7 category 7).
Double or Twin ConfigurationLounge AreaDining AreaShowerToiletries ProvidedRoom Service Available+11
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Guarantee Suite
Suite
SJS
Guarantee Suite
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Junior Suite with Balcony
Suite
452 m²Max 3
09
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 14
Cabin size: 465 ft2 / 43 m2
Balcony size: 65 ft2 / 6 m2 (included)
Location (on decks): aft-midship on decks 6 and 7
Type (categories): (JS) Junior Suite with Balcony
Junior Suite cabins offer the following amenities and complimentary services:
private (step-out) balcony with space heaters, 2 heated sunloungers, 1 small table
separate living / lounge area (L-shaped sofa, low table, veranda access), dining area (3-seat table / glass-topped) and sleeping area (2 twin beds) - all are with floor-ceiling window views
2x flat TVs (in the living and in the sleeping areas)
bathroom (double-sink vanity, WC, rain shower, heated wall for towels and wet parkas)
separate toilet (WC, washbasin)
steam sauna (in the shower area)
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
dedicated butler service
Double or Twin ConfigurationLounge AreaDining AreaShowerRoom Service AvailableFree Mini Bar+9
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Balcony Cabin
Balcony
291 m²Max 3
04060708
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 63
Cabin size: 300 ft2 / 28 m2
Balcony size: 65 ft2 / 6 m2 (included)
Location (on decks): 5, 6, 7
Type (categories): (categories 4, 6, 7, 8) Balcony staterooms
Balcony Cabin amenities and complimentary services include:
private (step-out) balcony (furnished with 2 deck chairs, 1 small table, space heaters)
living area (double sofa, low table, writing desk with chair, veranda access)
sleeping area (2 twin beds / convertible to double, bedside cabinets with reading lamps)
flat TV, full-length mirror, spacious wardrobe (electronic safe in the closet)
bathroom (single-sink vanity, rain shower, WC, heated wall for towels and wet parkas)
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
Bookings with single occupancy and same sex occupancy ("shared cabin") are also offered.
There are two pairs of connecting Balcony Cabins (category 6) located forward-midship.
Double or Twin ConfigurationLounge AreaShowerRoom Service AvailableTVCoffee Machine+5
US$15,334 /person+ US$0 taxes & fees
French Balcony Cabin
Balcony
291 m²Max 3
0305
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 20
Cabin size: 225-250 ft2 / 21-23 m2
Balcony size: none
Location (on decks): 6 (forward), 7 (midship)
Type (categories): (categories 3, 5) French Balcony staterooms
French Balcony Cabin amenities and complimentary services include:
French Balcony (floor-ceiling window / opening)
living area (double sofa, low table, writing desk with chair)
sleeping area (2 twin beds / convertible to double, bedside cabinets with reading lamps)
flat TV, full-length mirror, spacious wardrobe (electronic safe in the closet)
en-suite bathroom (single-sink vanity, rain shower, WC, heated wall for towels and wet parkas)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
Double or Twin ConfigurationLounge AreaShowerRoom Service AvailableTVCoffee Machine+5
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Guarantee Balcony Cabin
Balcony
291 m²Max 3
S02S03S04S05S06S07S08SBSF
Guarantee Balcony Cabin
Double or Twin ConfigurationLounge AreaShowerRoom Service AvailableTVCoffee Machine+5
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Guarantee Outside Cabin
Outside
237 m²Max 2
S01SAPSKAB
Guarantee Outside Cabin
Double or Twin ConfigurationShowerRoom Service AvailableCoffee MachineSafeHair Dryer+6
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Outside Cabin
Outside
237 m²Max 2
01
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 10
Cabin size: 235 ft2 / 22 m2
Balcony size: none
Location (on decks): forward on decks 4, 5, 6
Type (categories): (category 1) Oceanview / outside stateroom with porthole window
Outside Cabin amenities and complimentary services include:
porthole window (non-opening)
living area (double sofa, low table, writing desk with chair)
sleeping area (2 twin beds / convertible to double, bedside cabinets with reading lamps)
flat TV, full-length mirror, spacious wardrobe (electronic safe in the closet)
en-suite bathroom (single-sink vanity, rain shower, WC, heated wall for towels and wet parkas)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
Double or Twin ConfigurationShowerRoom Service AvailableCoffee MachineSafeHair Dryer+6
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Panoramic Cabin
Outside
226 m²Max 2
02
Max passengers: 2
Staterooms number: 9
Cabin size: 235 ft2 / 22 m2
Balcony size: none
Location (on decks): forward on decks 4 and 5
Type (categories): (category 2) Panorama Stateroom with floor-ceiling window
Panorama Cabin amenities and complimentary services include:
Note: Room #404 is a wheelchair-accessible cabin (for disabled passengers) and larger in size.
floor-ceiling window (non-opening)
living area (double sofa, low table, writing desk with chair)
sleeping area (2 twin beds / convertible to double, bedside cabinets with reading lamps)
flat TV, full-length mirror, spacious wardrobe (electronic safe in the closet)
en-suite bathroom (single-sink vanity, rain shower, WC, heated wall for towels and wet parkas)
complimentary mini-bar (fully-stocked), coffee machine
binoculars (for in-cabin use only)
Nordic walking poles (for shore excursions / tours)
ShowerRoom Service AvailableTVCoffee MachineSafeHair Dryer+6
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