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    Havila Voyages Extends Geirangerfjord Sailings by Two Months

    News TeamBy News Team20/06/2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Havila Voyages plans to extend its Geirangerfjord sailings by two months in 2025, aligning with its eco-friendly initiatives.

    • The 2025 sailing schedule will now include departures starting in April, as opposed to the usual summer period from June to August.
    • Havila Voyages aims to achieve emission-free coastal operations, meeting Norwegian regulations set for 2026, ahead of schedule.
    • The first sailing on April 1, 2025, will be carried out by the Havila Castor, highlighting the company’s commitment to green travel.
    • Chief Executive Bent Martini expresses the imperative of adhering to the environmental standards, enhancing customer experience in the UNESCO World Heritage site.

    Havila Voyages is taking significant steps to extend its environmentally conscious cruising options by adding two months to its Geirangerfjord itineraries in 2025. Traditionally, these cruises have been limited to the peak season months of June through August. However, starting in April 2025, the company will begin offering sailings into this breathtaking Norwegian fjord.

    This move is part of Havila Voyages’ strategic goal to operate emission-free coastal journeys by 2030. The company has been proactive in aligning with upcoming Norwegian environmental regulations that will mandate zero emissions starting in 2026. Notably, Havila Voyages has already met these standards, with its ship, Havila Castor, successfully navigating the fjord using battery power as far back as June 2022.

    The inaugural voyage of the extended schedule will occur on April 1, 2025, with the ship Havila Castor. This advancement not only marks an expansion of operational capacity but also reaffirms Havila Voyages’ leadership in sustainable travel practices within UNESCO World Heritage sites.

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    Bent Martini, Havila Voyages’ Chief Executive, has voiced hopes that Norwegian authorities will hold firm on their environmental commitments despite some lobbying to delay the regulation’s implementation. Martini remarked, “Next year marks just one year until the new requirements are put into effect. There have been discussions and lobbying efforts from parties unable to meet these requirements to push back the implementation date. We hope Norwegian authorities remain committed and do not relent now. It would be a scandal for Norway’s efforts towards a green transition.”

    The upcoming extended season offers travellers an opportunity to explore the extraordinary beauty of Geirangerfjord during spring. The serene and silent journey through this iconic region, enhanced by the burgeoning spring landscape, promises a unique travel experience. The fjord remains a pivotal attraction for those journeying via coastal routes, and Havila Voyages is enthusiastic about expanding access to this natural wonder.

    Havila Voyages’ expansion of its Geirangerfjord sailings underscores its commitment to sustainable travel while enhancing passenger experiences.

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