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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Longyearbyen, Norway

The following cruise lines feature cruises leaving from Longyearbyen, Norway. Select a cruise line to view upcoming cruises that they're offering from Longyearbyen, Norway:

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Atlas Ocean Voyages
Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express
Lindblad Expeditions
Ponant
SeaDream Yacht Club
Silversea Cruises
Silversea Expeditions
Swan Hellenic

Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 3 (198 Guests)
All Inclusive All The Way
"Luxe-Adventure" Cruising

Atlas Ocean Voyages from Longyearbyen, Norway Onboard Credits!

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Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 3 (198 Guests)
All Inclusive All The Way
"Luxe-Adventure" Cruising
Free Dining & Unlimited Beverages
Free Immersive Shoreside Excursions

Atlas Ocean Voyages is a "luxe-adventure" cruise line with intimate yachts, offering bucket-list trips to the world's most sought-after and remote destinations inaccessible to larger ships. Aboard its well-constructed vessels designed to deliver the ideal excursion experience while optimizing fuel efficiency, guests can explore Iceland and Greenland, the Arctic and Norwegian Fjords, and Antarctica or focus on cultural expeditions to Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the British Isles, and South America. The company's "Always Included" promise means you won't pay on board for dining, specialty drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities, and much more!

Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 6 (590 - 619 Guests)
Unique Norwegian Coastal Voyages
Theme Cruises

Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express from Longyearbyen, Norway Onboard Credit or Cash Back!

Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 16 (28 - 148 Guests)
All-Inclusive
National Geographic Partnership

Lindblad Expeditions from Longyearbyen, Norway Exclusive Onboard Credit!

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Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 16 (28 - 148 Guests)
All-Inclusive
National Geographic Partnership
Unique Expedition Voyages
Scientists & Naturalists Onboard

For nearly 50 years, Lindblad Expeditions has been taking their guests on expedition style trips around the world. Through their alliance with National Geographic, they're able to provide a unique variety of special features on their cruises. For instance, all Lindblad expeditions are joined by National Geographic experts, and their guests may be able to use state-of-the-art equipment including bow cameras, ROVs, kayaks, undersea cameras, hydrophones, video-microscopes, crittercams. Some of the destinations offered by Lindblad Expeditions are the exotic Galapagos Islands, Egypt, Alaska, South America, Antarctica, the Mexican Riviera, and Europe.

Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 12 (67 - 264 Guests)
Luxurious Private Yachts!
Sails to Exotic Destinations!

Ponant from Longyearbyen, Norway Huge Onboard Credits!

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Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 12 (67 - 264 Guests)
Luxurious Private Yachts!
Sails to Exotic Destinations!
Butler Service in Suites!

Experience a different and magical way of cruising. Ponant prides themselves in providing modest-sized yachts that will transport you where most larger ships cannot reach. Included on board are restaurants that prepare the finest in French-inspired cuisine, as well as a well-trained and discreet staff whose goal is to provide you with the best service possible. For those who enjoy the luxurious life, some of their ships have butler service (for guests staying in select suites). All this and so much more is offered, along with all the privacy you could ask for. Come experience cruising "A la Française", the tasteful style of this company.

Luxury Cruise Line
Ships: 2 (112 Guests)
World-Class Yachts
Feature-Filled Staterooms

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Luxury Cruise Line
Ships: 2 (112 Guests)
World-Class Yachts
Feature-Filled Staterooms
Award-Winning Luxury Cruise Line
Overnight Stays for More Port Time

SeaDream is an innovative yachting company. Their two sleek and rakish SeaDream yachts are highly acclaimed by discerning travelers seeking a unique seagoing experience and by travel industry observers everywhere. SeaDream yachting is different from big ship cruising. Unlike cruises, yachting allows for a smaller and more personalized level of service not found anywhere else. You'll be pampered by their award-winning service and cuisine. You can be as active or as relaxed as you want to be while experiencing the ultimate in luxury, privacy and personalization.

Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 13 (100 - 728 Guests)
All-Inclusive
All-Suite Accommodations

Silversea Cruises from Longyearbyen, Norway Cash Back or Onboard Credit!

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Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 13 (100 - 728 Guests)
All-Inclusive
All-Suite Accommodations
Personalized Butler Service
Open Dining

Silversea's all-inclusive ultra-luxury vacations appeal to discriminating travelers accustomed to plush accommodations and attentive, individualized service. Distinguished by its award-winning, all-suite ships and impeccable service, Silversea's all-inclusive fares include round-trip airfare (from select gateways), a pre-cruise deluxe hotel stay, all beverages including select wines and spirits, gratuities, transfers, and a special shoreside event, The Silversea Experience, on select sailings.

All-Inclusive
All-Suite Accommodations
Personalized Butler Service

Silversea Expeditions from Longyearbyen, Norway Cash Back or Onboard Credit!

Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 3 (152 - 192 Guests)
Chic staterooms with unobstructed views
Over 70 years of cruise expertise

Swan Hellenic from Longyearbyen, Norway Great Deals!

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Luxury / Specialty Cruise Line
Ships: 3 (152 - 192 Guests)
Chic staterooms with unobstructed views
Over 70 years of cruise expertise
Exploring undiscovered destinations
A brand-new fleet of expedition ships

With over 70 years of expertise in extraordinary remote destinations, Swan Hellenic offers a truly unique luxury cruise experience with its brand-new fleet of expedition ships. The company focuses on guests' preferences and needs, environmental safety, and once-in-a-lifetime adventures, proposing enriching cultural expeditions with unforgettable itineraries to Iceland, Norway, Antarctica, Lands of the Celts, Lands of the Vikings, and more.

Things to do near Longyearbyen, Norway

These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Longyearbyen, along with a brief description:

♦ Food & Drink

Longyearbyen is a great starting point for foodies. This port city is filled with numerous cafes, pubs, bars, and restaurants, including 2 of Norway’s most popular venues (Huset & Funktionarmessen). Enjoy a coffee and pastry while conversing with residents in a café is a great way to get to know the locals. Mahy of the restaurants in Longyearbyen serve dishes made from fresh, local produce, as well as serve locally brewed beers. You can find just about any kind of cuisine, including sushi, Thai, pizza, hamburgers, and homemade chocolates. A meal in a local pub is a great way to experience a warm welcome and a good time in Longyearbyen.

♦ Ice Caves

Longyearbyen is surrounded by glaciers, some of which contain naturally-formed ice caves! What better way to get up close and personal with the Arctic than to explore these passages? Lace up your snowshoes and join in on a tour that will provide you with all the necessary gear needed to explore Longyearbyen’s ice caves safely. Some tours even extend the option to combine dog-sledding, snowmobiling, or snowcat drives. Once inside the caves, you can take in the serene silence, beautiful icicles, and snow crystals that you won’t see anywhere else.

♦ Museums & Galleries

There are many wonderful attractions that are worth checking out before or after a cruise from Longyearbyen. If you’re looking to appreciate the arts, check out the Svalbard Art Gallery, where you can view historical artifacts, paintings, and a bunch of ever-changing exhibits that will immerse you into Arctic culture. For even more local immersion, pay a visit to Svalbard Church, where you can enjoy coffee and mingle with local residents every Tuesday (subject to change). Longyearbyen is also home to two museums (Svalbard Museum & the North Pole Expedition Museum), where you can learn about history, nature, culture, military roots, and just about anything else you can imagine.