MS Trollfjord

Hurtigruten

5°HEADING

14.4ktSPEED

TromsoNEXT PORT

SAILING

MS Trollfjord current position

SAILING

The current location of MS Trollfjord is in Norwegian Sea cruising at speed of 14.4 kn (27 km/h | 17 mph) en route to Tromso. Last AIS update: (18 min ago)

Current itinerary of MS Trollfjord

MS Trollfjord current cruise is The North Cape Line - Winter from Oslo, departing Oslo on November 6, 2026 and arriving in Oslo on November 20, 2026.

End destinationDestination

Oslo

DAY 5/14

Itinerary

Arrival

Departure

Date

ITINERARY

--9 NOV

Rorvik

--10 NOV
--11 NOV
--12 NOV
--13 NOV
--14 NOV

MS Trollfjord itineraries 2026–2028

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START DATEITINERARYEMBARK PORTNIGHTS
12 NovThe North Cape Line - SouthTromso8
20 NovThe North Cape Line - NorthOslo6
20 NovThe North Cape Line - Winter from OsloOslo14
26 NovThe North Cape Line - SouthTromso8
04 DecThe North Cape Line - NorthOslo6
04 DecThe North Cape Line - Winter from OsloOslo14
10 DecThe North Cape Line - SouthTromso8
18 DecThe North Cape Line - NorthOslo6
18 DecThe North Cape Line - Winter from OsloOslo14
24 DecThe North Cape Line - SouthTromso8

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MS Trollfjord ship information & specs

Cruise line

Hurtigruten
Hurtigruten logo

Passengers

822

Length

136m

Decks

9

Crew

70

Launched

2002

Flag state

Norway

MS Trollfjord is an expedition cruise ship operated by Hurtigruten that entered commercial service in two thousand two following construction at the Fosen Mekaniske Verksteder shipyard in Rissa, Norway. The vessel represents the second of three Millennium-class ships within the fleet alongside Finnmarken and Midnatsol, carrying up to eight hundred passengers across three hundred one staterooms.

Named after the famous Trollfjord located between the Lofoten and Vesterålen archipelagos, the ship incorporates Scandinavian interior design using natural stone and local wood accents throughout public areas. Onboard facilities feature a two-story Panorama Lounge positioned directly above the bow, a dedicated concierge area, two bars, a fitness center with a sauna, and two top-deck hot tubs.

Instead of theatrical entertainment, onboard lecture halls host educational films and scientific presentations delivered by wildlife experts to maintain a contemplative atmosphere. Passengers can utilize a full-circle outdoor promenade deck to observe passing fjord landscapes, wildlife, and working coastal ports throughout their journey.

Staterooms span eleven distinct categories consisting of sixty interior cabins, two hundred sixteen oceanview rooms, and twenty-one specialized suites. Every private bathroom incorporates heated flooring and individual climate control systems to ensure guest comfort when navigating severe Arctic weather conditions.

The vessel underwent a major technical upgrade in twenty twenty-one that integrated a hybrid powerplant equipped with large-capacity battery packs to reduce operational environmental impact. Premium accommodations include Owner Suites and Grand Suites featuring private balconies, dedicated sitting areas, and expansive bay windows overlooking northern coastal waters.

The expedition vessel appeals directly to travelers prioritizing intimate coastal navigation and scientific enrichment over large resort-style entertainment options. Frequent port stops along remote northern shores offer arriving passengers direct access to isolated Scandinavian communities and coastal habitats.

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