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  • We have moved

    We have moved

    Havila Voyages have moved their press room to a new provider.

  • Positive Operating Result for Havila Voyages

    Positive Operating Result for Havila Voyages

    Havila Voyages presented its results for the second quarter of 2024 on Thursday afternoon. The figures show increased revenues and a positive operating result for the first time in the company's history, with a surplus of over 58 million Norwegian kroner.

  • Havila Voyages featured in TIME's annual list of World's Greatest Places 2024

    Havila Voyages featured in TIME's annual list of World's Greatest Places 2024

    Havila Voyages’ coastal cruise ships Havila Pollux and Havila Polaris have been featured as some of the exciting new places in the just revealed TIME annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, which highlights 100 extraordinary destinations to visit and stay. To compile this list, TIME solicits nominations of places – including hotels, cruises, restaurants, attractions, museums, parks, and more.

  • Cancellation of round trip with Havila Polaris

    Cancellation of round trip with Havila Polaris

    Havila Voyages regrets to announce that Havila Polaris must cancel the remaining round trip from Ålesund following an incident of overheating on board the ship yesterday.

  • Havila Voyages extends Geirangerfjord season for 2025

    Havila Voyages extends Geirangerfjord season for 2025

    Havila Voyages has announced that from 2025 it is extending its season sailing into the UNESCO World Heritage Geirangerford to include April and May. The cruise line currently operates into the world famous fjord during the Summer months, from June to August.

  • The crew on board Havila Capella received the Food Saver of the Year 2024 Award on behalf of the company. (Photo: Martin Giskegjerde/Oclin)

    Havila Voyages is Food Saver of the Year

    During the Q Food Saver Day on Wednesday, June 5th, Havila Voyages was named Food Saver of the Year 2024 for the work done to reduce food waste on board their coastal cruise ships.

  • Havila Polaris in Hjørundfjorden. (Photo: Oclin)

    Quarterly Report Q1 2024 Published

    Havila Kystruten AS (Havila Voyages) published its report for the first quarter of 2024 on Thursday, showing a continued positive development. The company also held its annual general meeting.

  • Erna Solberg named Havila Pollux

    Erna Solberg named Havila Pollux

    On Monday, the coastal cruise ship Havila Pollux was named at Bryggen in Bergen by godmother Erna Solberg, former Prime Minister of Norway. "A very beautiful ship," says Solberg after the naming ceremony.

  • Round trip cancelled

    Round trip cancelled

    Unfortunately, Havila Pollux must cancel the round trip scheduled to start from Bergen on Monday, May 13. The naming ceremony the same day will go as planned.

  • Havila Voyages quarterly results

    Havila Voyages quarterly results

    Havila Voyages has released its results for the third quarter of 2023, showing a positive increase in pre-sales for the company.

  • The first passenger on board Havila Polaris cuts the ribbon for the maiden voyage.

    Havila Polaris is heading north

    On Friday evening, Havila Polaris cast off from Festningskaien in Bergen and set course northwards. The coastal route ship is now expected to commence its route in Bodø on Sunday, August 20th.

  • The crew on board Havila Polaris greets Havila Pollux as she arrives in Vågen, Bergen.

    Havila Pollux completes the fleet

    Early Thursday morning, Havila Pollux arrived in Norway from the Tersan shipyard in Turkey, completing the fleet of Havila Voyages. A few hours later she docked behind her sister ship, Havila Polaris.

  • Employees of Havila Voyages greet Havila Polaris as she arrives in Bergen.

    Havila Polaris finally home

    Late Tuesday evening, the coastal cruise ship Havila Polaris docked at the Jektevik Terminal in Bergen.

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