The most eco-friendly ships on the Norwegian coastal route
A place to stay, sleep and eat and in surroundings that reflect the beautiful scenery we sail past.
The internal décor of the ships is inspired by the sea, the sky, mountains and glaciers, and the food we serve are traditional dishes from the local towns and villages along the route.
You can view the Northern Lights and the midnight sun while seated in a comfortable lounge chair under the glass roof. Or perhaps you'd prefer to enjoy the views from a jacuzzi that is heated from surplus heat?
The world's largest battery packs
Four hours' sailing with zero emissions
Energy-efficient hull design
Locally sourced ingredients
Heat recovery from the sea and cooling water
Charging current from hydropower at the quay
Liquid natural gas that cuts Co2 emissions by 25 %
NOx emissions reduced by 90%
Facts about our vessels
Passengers
640
Cabins
179
Length
124 m
Beam
22 m
Built
2021
Havila Capella
Havila Castor
Havila Polaris
Havila Pollux
Cabins
All cabins have:
Free wifi
USB ports
TV
Wardrobe
Interior & Interior Accessible
2 - 4 persons
10-15 m2
Inside cabins without a window
Single beds
Seaview Superior & Seaview Superior Accessible
2–4 persons
15 - 20 m²
External cabin with sea view
Double bed or single beds
Seaview Deluxe, Panoramic Views & Balcony Deluxe
Up to 4 persons
30 m²
Double bed
Spacious cabin
Junior Suite with Balcony
Up to 4 persons
22-25 m²
Private balcony 6-9 m²
Queen size bed
Lighthouse suite
2 persons
45 m²
Separate bedroom
Private balcony with jacuzzi
Welcome on board!
We invite you onboard Havila Voyages' ships with décor that reflects Norwegian landscapes including the sea, the sky, mountains and glaciers.
Havila Food Stories
Our food concept will take you on a unique Norwegian culinary voyage. Our chefs hand-pick the best raw ingredients from local Norwegian producers to create traditional and modern dishes. The most important ingredient is sustainability.
Building the vessels
The vessels are currently under construction at Tersan Shipyard.
Havila employee capturing the seatrial of Havila Capella.