See where every Hurtigruten ship is right now, live from her AIS transponder. Hurtigruten works the Norwegian coastal route between Bergen and Kirkenes on a fixed daily schedule, so its ships are unusually easy to follow.
Hurtigruten is the most predictable fleet on this map, and that is the point. The coastal ships run a fixed daily service between Bergen and Kirkenes, calling at 34 ports on a published timetable that has barely changed in over a century — so you can usually tell where a ship will be tomorrow, not just today. Norwegian coastal AIS coverage is excellent, so these positions are among the freshest we hold.
Every Hurtigruten ship we track, with her latest AIS report. Ship names link to deck plans, staterooms and current sailings; ports link to our cruise port guide for that harbor.
| Ship | Status right now | Last report |
|---|---|---|
| MS Kong Harald | At sea, 15.2 knots, bound for Bergen | 12 min ago |
| MS Midnatsol | At sea, 13.3 knots | 12 hr ago |
| MS Nordkapp | At sea, 14.1 knots | 2 hr ago |
| MS Nordlys | At sea, 14.6 knots | 4 hr ago |
| MS Nordnorge | At sea, 14.3 knots | 15 min ago |
| MS Polarlys | In port at Tromso, Norway | 3 min ago |
| MS Richard With | At sea, 13.9 knots, bound for Kkn | 14 hr ago |
| MS Trollfjord | In port at Bergen | 4 min ago |
| MS Vesteralen | At sea, 13.3 knots, bound for No Bergen | 8 hr ago |
2 of the fleet are alongside or at anchor as this page loaded. Each harbor opens our cruise port guide for that destination.
7 Hurtigruten ships are under way. These are the ports they have entered into AIS as their next call:
Find her in the fleet table on this page — every Hurtigruten ship we track is listed with her current status, and the map above plots them all live. Each ship also links to her own page, which carries her position, deck plans and current sailings.
Positions come from each ship's own AIS transponder. Near the coast they arrive every few minutes; mid-ocean they relay by satellite and can be a few hours old. Every row on this page states how fresh its last report is, so you are never guessing.
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We track 9 Hurtigruten ships. 9 are reporting a live position as this page loaded — the rest are between AIS reports, which is normal in remote waters or during a yard period.
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Positions via AIS, refreshed continuously · last read Sep 15, 2026 at 16:03 UTC · map © OpenStreetMap contributors, © Esri, GEBCO, NOAA, Garmin & contributors · Tracking is provided for guest convenience; positions may briefly lag in open ocean.