With up to 40 percent off on Antarctica cruises, Galápagos Islands cruises, West Africa cruises, and more, Hurtigruten Expeditions has its biggest sale of the year.
With the company’s Summer Sail offer from now through July 16, 2023, guests can save an additional 10 percent on already low fares, saving up to 40 percent. For the upcoming season, 9 Antarctica sailings are being discounted by 20 percent, after being discounted by 30 percent for the 2024-25 season.
Discounts are available for voyages aboard the Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen. Among the itineraries available are a 12-day Highlights of Antarctica adventure, a 16-day Antarctica and Falklands Expedition, and an 18-day Antarctica and Patagonia Expedition.
It is worth noting that the additional 10 percent discount applies to a range of Galapagos itineraries, including a newly added seven-day Western Islands loop, a seven-day Northern Islands loop, as well as a combined itinerary of 11 days. This sale also includes the nine-day Darwin’s Footsteps voyage.
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