Polarlys Review

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Sail Date: Dec 2009
Traveled with children

Having booked the Hurtigruten Tour with the operators in London, I was disappointed with the level of information I had been provided with,even after requesting details and switched my booking across to Thomas Cook to continue. They were far more helpful but still got little information out of the staff booking at Head Office. As a first time traveller on this cruise line I had no idea how to dress,what we would eat,cabins, ports of call and tour guide information on board. However, as it was for my husbands 50th Birthday I booked it and I felt it essential I write this guide to impress to other travellers how different the experience on board is compared with the initial view of Hurtigruten's capability to organise tours. Perhaps I just got hold of the wrong booking operator!

Hurtigruten staff and Polarys crew are the friendliest you could want to meet and i would encourage everyone to do this tour of the Arctic for an amazing experience at Wintertime.

For anyone wishing to travel here are the FACTS;

Cabin Review

Quiet cabins but view from porthole of lifeboats in both rooms. You cannot select cabins they are given when you embark you can only request a window. Our cabins were 528/530. Intercom in all rooms so that tour guide can make announcements on board, mainly to alert passengers that northern lights are out.

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