Termin 25.02.2026 - Short cruise - Route von Tromesö, Tromesoy nach Kirkenes - Havila Voyages: Havila Pollux Kreuzfahrten

Overview

Shipping company

Havila Voyages

Cruising area

Northern Europe

Accessibility

The ship is suitable for persons with reduced mobility.

Guests travelling with a wheelchair must register it at the time of booking.
We recommend that disabled guests book with a caregiver, as there is no special support staff available on board.
Note that there may be restrictions for shore leaves.
For more information we are at your disposal.

Itinerary

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Day	Date	Travel destination	Arrival	Departure
Day1	Wed 25.02.2026	Tromesö, Tromesoy / Norway		Departure18:15 Time
		Skjervøy / Norway	Arrival22:10 Time	Departure22:25 Time
Day2	Thu 26.02.2026	Øksfjord / Norway	Arrival01:50 Time	Departure02:00 Time
		Hammerfest, Kvaløya / Norway	Arrival05:05 Time	Departure05:45 Time
		Havøysund / Norway	Arrival08:30 Time	Departure08:45 Time
		Honningsvåg, Magerøya; North Cape / Norway	Arrival10:55 Time	Departure14:30 Time
		Kjøllefjord / Norway	Arrival16:40 Time	Departure17:00 Time
		Mehamn / Norway	Arrival18:55 Time	Departure19:15 Time
		Berlevåg / Norway	Arrival22:00 Time	Departure22:10 Time
Day3	Fri 27.02.2026	Båtsfjord / Norway	Arrival00:00 Time	Departure00:30 Time
		Vardø / Norway	Arrival03:30 Time	Departure03:45 Time
		Vadsø / Norway	Arrival06:55 Time	Departure07:10 Time
		Kirkenes / Norway	Arrival09:00 Time

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Itineraries are subject to change

Included services

Cruise in the booked cabin category
Full board accommodation (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Use of the free onboard facilities
Free Wi-Fi free

Not included services

Arrival and departure, transfers
Personal expenses, e.g. beverages, shore excursions, wellness
Gratuities on board (see additional information below)

Havila Pollux: coastal cruises in Norway

Havila Pollux Data

Organizer

Havila Voyages
Flag

Norway
Year of construction/refurbishment

2023
Onboard language

German / English / Norwegian
Onboard currency

NOK/Norwegian Kroners
Tonnage

15.776 BRT
Length / Beam / Draft

124,1 m / 22 m
Propulsion

LNG Liquefied Natural Gas / Electric battery
Speed

15,5 Knots
Decks / Passenger decks

9 (Of which passenger decks: 6)
Passengers / Cabins

640 / 179
Wheelchair cabins

available / 18
Voltage

220 V

Facilities and services

Medical care

Medically trained officer on board
Bars & Lounges

3 / Havblikk Bar & Lounge, Havbris Bar, Bug-Lounge
Decks/Lifts

9 / 1
Children

Playroom
Credit cards

VISA / MasterCard / American Express / Diner's Club
Shops/Shopping

Shop
Restaurants

Havrand Restaurant (Main Restaurant) Included
Hildring Fine Dining (Seafood Restaurant) Not included
Havly Café (Snacks) Not included
Other

W-LAN / Conference center / Laundry
Sports

Running track / Fitness center
Wellness

Sauna
Whirlpool(s)

2
Please note

Some services or facilities are extra charge!

Non-alcoholic drinks packages

Enjoy your cruise with a soft drink package of 30, 40 or 50 units. You have the choice between a large selection of mineral water, soft drinks, premium coffee such as café latte, cappuccino and espresso, non-alcoholic cocktails and non-alcoholic beer and wine. The drink units can be used at all dispensing locations on board.

Small package with 30 units: €197 (or NOK 1995 on board)

Medium package of 40 units: € 246,- (or NOK 2495,- on board)

Large package of 50 units: € 295,- (or NOK 2995,- on board)

Beverage Packages

You can use this package at the two restaurants, Havrand and Hildring Fine Dining, as well as in the Havblikk Bar & Lounge. You can even use it at the Havly Café for some basic drinks, like beer and wine. You can spend your units on the following range of drinks: a wide range of beers - both draft and bottled, an equally wide range of quality wines: red, white, sparkling and dessert wines (the latter by the glass ) and a variety of cocktails and long drinks

Small package of 50 units: €591.- (or NOK 5995,- on board)

Medium package with 70 units: € 788,- (or NOK 7995.- on board)

Large package of 100 units: €1,084,- (or NOK 10,995.- on board)

** Prices are subject to change at any time.

Before the cruise

Are there cabins for people with disabilities on board?

Havila Voyages is suitable for people with disabilities and has 18 cabins that are wheelchair accessible, ten of which are inside accessible cabins, six are Seaview Superior accessible cabins and two are Seaview Deluxe accessible with balcony.

Is there Wi-Fi on board?

Yes, Havila Voyages offers free Wi-Fi.

Can I take a bicycle or electric bike with me on the cruise?

Bicycles can be taken on the cruise for a fee upon booking. Please note that the electric bike and battery must be stored in the designated location and charging on board is not permitted.

Can I take an electric scooter with me on the cruise?

You can bring an electric scooter, but unfortunately charging it on board is prohibited. The batteries or electric scooters with integrated battery must be stored in a designated place. Electric scooters without battery can be stored in the cabin.

Can drones be operated from a ship?

No, it is forbidden to fly drones on board/from the ship. The regulations for drone flights are the responsibility of the Norwegian Aviation Authority.

When should I check out?

Regular check-out from cabins is at 12.00, but some ports have different times: Bergen at 10.00, Kirkenes and Trondheim at 08.00 and Tromsø on the southbound route at 20.00. A later check-out can be purchased at reception, if available.

When should I check in?

It depends on which port you board at. Check-in usually closes 15 minutes before departure. You do not need to check in in advance, but you must arrive and board the ship on time. You are responsible for being on time, the ship must keep to the route and cannot wait, so make sure you have enough time if you arrive by plane. In Bergen, check-in takes place between 16.00 and 20.00 at the terminal on land and you get access to the cabin from around 18.00. In Kirkenes, check-in is at 11.00 and you get access to the cabin as soon as it is ready.

What should I pack?

Warm clothing and headgear and woolen underwear are needed all year round. Even a nice summer day at sea can be chilly in Norway. Wind and waterproof clothing is practical and good and sturdy shoes for excursions on land are also necessary. Binoculars to get even closer to the nature experiences are a useful travel tool. The same goes for the camera so you can immortalize the memories and share the experience with others when you get home. You should have medicines and other necessary items in your hand luggage as other luggage may arrive in the cabin later than you.

What allergies and alternative menus are there?

Havilla Voyages takes allergies into account and offers, for example, gluten- and lactose-free alternatives. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are also served. The cruise line would gladly receive information about allergies and alternatives in advance. This can be done via the Havila Customer Center as of three weeks before departure.

What other documents do I need to bring?

Each passenger must bring a valid ID or passport for identification purposes on the longer voyages. Passports are not required for port-to-port voyages.

What insurance do I need?

All passengers are required to have valid travel insurance. Havila Voyage's passenger policies and special conditions are part of the contract between the passenger and the cruise line.

How do I book excursions?

You will receive information about excursions in the mail before your cruise. Please visit www.havilavoyages.com for more information and to book excursions prior to your cruise. Excursions can also be booked on board, but many excursions are very popular and it is advisable to book excursions early.

How do I get to the ships on the coastal route?

There are good flight connections to all major ports of call such as Bergen, Trondheim, Tromsø and Kirkenes. You can also travel to Bergen and Trondheim by train. The ships that operate on the traditional coastal route from Bergen to Kirkenes are familiar visitors in all ports, so that you can easily take a taxi the last stretch to the ship. In Bergen you will find the coastal route at Nøstegaten 30. The addresses for the quays where ships on the coastal route docks in the other ports can be found on www.havilavoyages.com

Where can I take my luggage?

In Bergen and Kirkenes you can leave your luggage at check-in and it will be transported to your cabin. In other ports you must take your luggage on board and into your cabin. Knives and other weapons are prohibited and will be confiscated. The same applies to other dangerous goods.

During the cruise

Can I travel with a dog or other pets?

Havila Voyages does not allow travelers to bring animals on board, with the following exceptions:

Guide dogs and assistance dogs that are specially trained to perform tasks for blind or severely visually impaired people, or for people with physical disabilities. These dogs are welcome in the public areas on board, with the exception of the restaurants. If the guest is traveling in a cabin, only pet-friendly cabins without carpet are allowed with a guide dog/assistance dog.

Travelers with a guide dog/assistance dog must bring proof that the animal is approved as a guide dog or assistance dog. On short-distance port-to-port cruises of less than 24 hours, small dogs or cats are allowed. Travelers must bring their own cage in which the animal must be kept for the entire cruise. In such cases, the animal must be kept on the car deck for the entire cruise. It is not permitted to bring the animal into common areas or cabins. Travelers are responsible for supervising the animal during the cruise. Checks on the animal must be coordinated with reception.

Havila Voyages declines all responsibility in connection with the transportation of animals. Appropriate insurance must be fully covered by the owner of the animal. If a guide dog/service dog causes damage aboard the ship or threatens/injures passengers or the ship's crew, all costs in this connection will be borne by the owner of the animal.

Is there a games room on board?

Yes, the ships have a play area in the bow lounge on deck six.

Are there TVs in the cabins?

Yes, all cabins have televisions with international channels.

Are there telephones in the cabins?

There is a telephone in the cabins so you can call the reception on the ship. You cannot make or receive calls from outside. Those who are at home can call the reception on the ship to conract you.

Do the ships have gyms?

Yes, the new ships have two well-equipped fitness rooms with sea views on deck seven. The fitness rooms have treadmills, rowing machines, bicycles and various weights.

Is the ship adapted for people with disabilities?

Yes, the entire ship is adapted for passengers with disabilities, in addition there are several cabins that are accessible for wheelchair users. There are also cabins for those traveling with a guide dog.

Is it allowed to bring alcohol?

No, for your own safety and that of other passengers, it is not permitted to bring alcohol or other drugs on board.

Jacuzzi

Havila Voyages' new cruise ships have outdoor jacuzzis in the large outdoor area on Deck 8.

Can I smoke on board?

There is a designated smoking area on Deck 8 and the option to smoke outside on your private balcony if you choose a cabin type.

Can i drink the tap water?

Yes, you can drink the tap water on board and on land without any concerns.

Can I order room service?

Suite guests in Presidential Suites and Junior Suites have room service at no additional cost for delivery. Other travelers can also order from the onboard menu and have the food delivered, but must pay an additional fee for delivery.

Can I wash my clothes on board?

The ship has three washing machines, three dryers and an ironing board. Use is free of charge.

Sauna

There is a sauna on board, one for men and one for women. These are located near the jacuzzis and the large outdoor area on deck eight.

Should I give a gratuity on board?

Service charge is included, but you can give a gratuity if you wish.

Forbidden

The ship interiors are smoke-free, but you can smoke outside in the designated locations. For your own safety and that of others, it is not allowed to bring alcohol or other narcotics on board. Knives and other weapons are forbidden and will be confiscated.

Where and when can I eat?

For full-board travelers, breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the main restaurant. Hot and cold dishes can also be purchased at the cafe, which is open from morning until late at night.

What happens if I get sick?

The ship has a medical station and a security officer on board. If you need to see a doctor or go to the hospital, this will be arranged at the nearest port. In case the condition is critical and acute, you can be picked up by a rescue helicopter. Travelers must have travel insurance.

What can i buy on board?

There is a café and shop aboard the ship. At the café you can buy snacks and simple meals. At the shop you can buy toiletries, reading material and souvenirs, as well as woolen clothes, outerwear and practical items such as water bottles, backpacks and binoculars.

What types of drinks are included in the cruise?

There is still free non-carbonated drinking water on board. This is served with every meal along with coffee and tea. You will also receive orange juice, apple juice and milk for breakfast.

How much do food and drinks cost on board?
If you have booked full board, breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as coffee, tea and still water are included in the price.

What languages are spoken on board?

The crew speaks Norwegian, English and/or German. Written information is available in all three languages.

What sockets are there on board?

Aboard the ship the voltage is 220V. If you need an adapter, you can buy it on board.

How do I pay on board?

You can pay on board with Norwegian crown, but the main means of payment is the credit card.

How do I dress on board?

You are travelling in nature, so the dress code is casual and you do not need to dress differently for dinner.

What do the security routines look like?

Before leaving Bergen and Kirkenes, all passengers must take part in a mandatory safety drill. Onboard screens also provide information about the safety and alarm systems, emergency exits, life jackets and lifeboats. The official languages on board are Norwegian, English and German and the information is given in these languages.

Where can I have my medication that needs to be stored cold?

All outside cabins of all categories have refrigerator drawers. If you have an inside cabin, you will need to contact reception for assistance.

2 Nächte Short cruise

Overview

Itinerary

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Not included services

Havila Pollux: coastal cruises in Norway

Havila Pollux Data

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During the cruise

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