Has anyone ridden the Hurtigruten as a deck passage passenger?

What are you trying to find out?

I want to take the Hurtigruten from Aalesund to Trondheim but is ridiculously expensive for a cabin for two people(almost $600 for one night). Deck passage, without a cabin, is only $150 per person per night. Is it comfortable? Is it possible to sleep as a deck passage passenger? Those are my questions.

We had a cabin, but the ship we were on MS Finnmarken had wonderful lounge areas. However there are a few what they call "mid-generation" and "traditional" ships which might not be as comfy. Each ship has it's particular sailing date from Bergen or Kirkenes. Also if it's summertime there's not much darkness at night.

I am unable to find the fares. Where did you get them?

<u>puttakka</u>: I have been on Hurtigruten several times but with a cabin. From what I have seen people without cabins are allowed to make themselves comfortable overnight in the lounges on chairs or settees. They will be expected to rouse themselves when others are around.

<u>Jed</u>: Try:

http://www.hurtigruten.com/en/defaul...amp;side_id=88

This is from the Norwegian site.

Michael

Jed - I also went to the Norwegian site, www.hurtigruten.no, and selected the &quot;English&quot; option. Note - to get to the Norwegian version you must type in &quot;www.&quot; Otherwise you'll go to the coastal voyages website.