8 voyages in 2026
MS Nordstjernen
Built by Blohm & Voss in 1956 and protected as part of Norway’s maritime heritage, MS Nordstjernen brings the character of a classic ship to harbours larger vessels cannot reach.
Our fleet
The ships
Our fleet brings together characterful vessels, each with its own history and purpose. From a heritage-listed coastal ship built in 1956 to intimate polar expedition vessels, every ship offers a distinctive way to travel.
Programme to be confirmed
MS Serenissima
Built in Trondheim in 1960 as the coastal mail ship Harald Jarl, MS Serenissima carries just 99 guests in a welcoming, classic country house-style interior — her name means "the most serene".
Programme to be confirmed
MS Ragnvald Jarl
A sister ship of our MS Nordstjernen, built in Hamburg in 1956, MS Ragnvald Jarl is still under reconstruction at the Gdańsk Shipyard.
Programme to be confirmed
MS Sjøveien
Once a private ship, MS Sjøveien — Norwegian for 'the sea way' — carries just a handful of guests.
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Vestland Adventurer
A 1972 Danish-built ferry converted for polar work, now sailing worldwide for Vestland Classic with up to 130 guests.
Programme to be confirmed
M/S Quest
A comfortable expedition ship for 53 guests, built in 1992 as a west Greenland ferry.
Programme to be confirmed
M/S Balto
A high ice-class polar expedition yacht for twelve guests, named after the lead sled dog of the 1925 Nome serum run.
Programme to be confirmed
Nanook
Built in Denmark in 1968 for North Sea traffic control duties, M/S Nanook is being converted into an explorer yacht for twelve guests.