I'm investigating a Hurtigruten trip with two friends. Two of us are able-bodied, adventuresome 60-somethings. One is an older lady who is less able-bodied. None of us is interested in climbing into an upper bunk and we're not excited about booking a second small cabin. Do any of the suites on the newer ships accommodate a third person? Even if it's on a sofa? Has anyone else done this on a Hurtigruten voyage? Thanks!
Suite for Three?
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I'm investigating a Hurtigruten trip with two friends. Two of us are able-bodied, adventuresome 60-somethings. One is an older lady who is less able-bodied. None of us is interested in climbing into an upper bunk and we're not excited about booking a second small cabin. Do any of the suites on the newer ships accommodate a third person? Even if it's on a sofa? Has anyone else done this on a Hurtigruten voyage? Thanks!