The ship is named after the spectacular Trollfjord in Vesterålen. Inside she provides spectacular comfort in wide-open facilities and interior design that makes extensive use of Norwegian wood and stone.
For unmatched luxury, you’ll want the owners suite. Exclusive to the upper deck, they consist of a comfortable lounge and the bedroom with ensuite bathtub. The added wow-factor is a private balcony from where you can watch the Norwegian coast go by. Image for illustration only.
The second largest suite on the ship has a dedicated seating area plus a bedroom with an ensuite. Most have bay windows, some have a bathtub, and a few have private balconies. Image for illustration only.
These elegant suites come with a seating area as standard, in addition to the bedroom and ensuite. Most feature a private balcony where you can enjoy the fresh sea air. Image for illustration only.
Smaller but by no means less stylish, mini-suites still sport a king-size bed to send you off to sleep after a busy day exploring the Norwegian coast. Most have a sofa to relax on as well. Image for illustration only.
Enjoy the largest of this cabin category which fits in a comfortable bed with one or more sofas and a small fridge. They all have windows, but some have limited or no view. Image for illustration only.
Ideal for two friends, this is an ensuite cabin with two single beds, one of which turns into a sofa for use during the day. There is also a porthole, but some have a limited or no view. Image for illustration only.
These comfy cabins offer a room with a view and easy access to the restaurant, bistro, activity centre, and lecture halls. Some windows look out onto the mid-level walking deck. Image for illustration only.
These standard outside cabins for up to two people on the middle decks have separate beds, one of which converts into a sofa, and TV. Image for illustration only.
A standard cabin grade with twin beds, of which one converts to a sofa. The view from the porthole may be blocked, partially covered, or look out onto the mid-level walking deck. Image for illustration only.
Similar to the cabins on the middle decks, these also come with twin beds with one of the beds converting to a sofa. Likewise, the view from the window may be limited or blocked. Image for illustration only.
These cabins allow for up to three people to share the room. Of the three single beds, one converts into a sofa and one is an upper berth. The porthole gives a limited or no view.
Simple and functional, these are cosy cabins with twin beds, with one doubling up as a sofa during the day. Or the two single beds will be arranged one above the other. Image for illustration only.
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