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Launch date: | 1 January 1964 |
Refurbished date: | 1 January 2003 |
Number of passengers: | 400 |
Speed: | 15 Knots |
Length: | 88 Meterss |
Width (beam): | 14 Meterss |
Tonnage: | 2621 tonnes |
MS Lofoten - our old-time favorite - was launched at Oslo in 1964. The ship's classic maritime style and informal atmosphere reflects and inspires nostalgia in her passengers. The ship is named after the Lofoten archipelago, which lies just north of the Arctic Circle. The islands are famous for their dramatic scenery and are often described as “nature´s masterpiece.” MS Lofoten´s unique qualities, lounges and decks make this elegant vessel inimitable in its own right. Prepare for a classic Hurtigruten experience on this beauty! Sail back in time on MS Lofoten and experience life along the coast as it was more than 50 years ago. Commissioned in 1964, this “grand lady” is the oldest vessel in our fleet. Sailing with MS Lofoten you experience vintage charm and splendor to the fullest. Enjoy cruising close to shore, interacting with other guests and crew, and experiencing a sense of timelessness on this authentic maritime adventure. End of an Era with MS Lofoten The upcoming 2020 season is your last chance to experience MS Lofoten’s evocative 1960s atmosphere on our famous 12-day, 34-port voyage along the Norwegian coast. In December 2020, after 55 years faithfully sailing the Norwegian coast every day and every season, MS Lofoten will stop her daily service between Bergen and Kirkenes. Affectionately known as ‘The Old Lady of the Sea’, she is the most classic ship in our family and a glorious testament to the golden age of ocean liners. We invite you to come and be a part of her historic, final scheduled sailings, before she sets off on the next stage of her seafaring life. In a class of her own The highlight of MS Lofoten is her authenticity. Much of the ship’s original décor has been lovingly restored and maintained, such as wood-panelled interiors, various brass fittings, original art, and porthole windows. She boasts comfortable lounges, generous panorama decks, and simple, cosy cabins. All add to her charm as a firm favorite for past guests. Her long-standing years of service mean she is also officially protected as a key part of Norway’s maritime heritage, and rightly so. Like-Minded Passengers The smallest ship in our fleet carrying an average of 100 passengers, MS Lofoten attracts discerning travellers who prefer an intimate atmosphere and an authentic experience. The ship’s size and nostalgia for vintage sailings of the 1960s make it easy to meet and make friends with fellow passengers who will likely share your appreciation for her timeless beauty.
On the decks :
- Deck 3
- Deck 4
- Deck 5
- Cabin size:
- 8.0000 m²
On the decks :
- Deck 4
- Deck 2
- Cabin size:
- 8.0000 m²
On the decks :
- Deck 4
- Cabin size:
- 10.0000 m²
On the decks :
- Deck 3
- Cabin size:
- 13.0000 m²
On the decks :
- Deck 3
- Deck 1
- Cabin size:
- 13.0000 m²