MS Trollfjord

MS Trollfjord offers a range of cabins and suites from 108 sq. ft. to 323 sq. ft. Designed with comfort and practicality in mind, all feature en-suite bathrooms, smart TVs and large windows. Arctic Superior Cabins include coffee machines and seating areas, while Expedition Suites add private balconies, separate lounges and upgraded amenities inspired by Nordic nature.

Dining is a highlight of any MS Trollfjord cruise. The main restaurant, Flora, celebrates Norway’s coastal produce; Brasserie Áune serves regional dishes with a contemporary twist; and Brasserie Árdna offers fine Nordic dining. Expect reindeer, cod, cloudberries and local cheeses, all prepared with seasonality in mind. Wines, aquavit and Norwegian craft beers accompany menus designed by the Norway’s Coastal Kitchen culinary programme.

Public spaces are airy and welcoming, including the double-height panoramic lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows, a well-stocked shop offering local crafts and a spacious deck area perfect for viewing the midnight sun or Northern Lights. A library, lecture hall and small art gallery add cultural depth to the voyage experience.

Guests can unwind in the sauna overlooking the sea or enjoy the outdoor hot tubs on the top deck. A small gym offers cardio and resistance equipment, and yoga or stretching classes may be held during scenic sailings.

The onboard Coastal Experience Team delivers enrichment throughout each voyage. Expect presentations on Norwegian history, wildlife and local traditions, alongside photography workshops and storytelling evenings. The mood is relaxed, sociable and centred on connection to place.

Families are warmly welcomed. The relaxed atmosphere, interconnected cabins and short port stops make MS Trollfjord ideal for multi-generational travel. Children enjoy spotting wildlife, exploring small towns and sampling Nordic treats from the bakery counter.