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MS Lofoten, our old time favourite, was launched in Oslo in 1964. The classic style and informal atmosphere inspires genuine nostalgia for her passengers.

 

The ship is named after the Lofoten Islands. Situated just north of the Arctic Circle, Lofoten is famous for its dramatic scenery and often described as ‘a masterpiece’. On a voyage with MS Lofoten the heritage of Hurtigruten is centre stage. With unique lounges and panoramic decks, this ‘old lady’ is simply incomparable.

Special features: 

  • Special programme that enhances the heritage of Hurtigruten and the spirit of the 60s
  • Four-course specially made dinners
  • Additional activities specially made for voyages with MS Lofoten
  • Two sun decks
  • Panorama lounge
  • Café-Bar including a lounge in the aft 
  • Shop
  • Extra lounge at the front

Ship Information

Year built 1964 (Mod. 2003) Shipyard Aker Mek. Verk. (N)
Passenger capacity 622 Beds 151
Car capacity 0    
Decks and cabins
Deck 5
ship's scheme 29
Deck 6
ship's scheme 33
Deck 7
ship's scheme 30
Deck 8
ship's scheme 32
Deck 9
ship's scheme 31
Cabin

Polar Inside

Our cozy Polar Inside cabins in category I mostly have separate beds, while some category I have upper and lower berths. Please note that cabins on deck 5 and 6 might have limited views due to passengers standing or walking on the deck outside the cabin window.

 

Polar Inside I

Separate beds, one bed can be turned into a sofa. Some with upper/lower berths.

Polar inside / outside D

Upper and lower berths, wash basin only.
Cabin

Polar Outside

Cabin grades O, N, L and J have separate beds, where one can be turned into a sofa. Cabin grade A have upper and lower berths. Grade L have portholes and grade J have limited/no view.

 

Polar Outside N

Separate beds, one bed can be turned into a sofa (some with upper/lower berths). Middle/lower decks.

Polar Outside J

With limited/no view, separate beds, one bed can be turned in to a sofa. Some with upper/lower berths.

Polar Outside A

Upper and lower berths.