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Live position tracking for MS Nordlys, a Hurtigruten Expeditions cruise ship carrying up to 479 passengers with a gross tonnage of 11,200 GT and 123 m in length.

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Built 1994 · 11,200 GT · 479 guests · 57 crew · 123m long · 19m beam

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MS Nordlys Quick Facts

MS Nordlys cruise ship

MS Nordlys

Hurtigruten Expeditions

Coastal

1994

Year Built

11,200

Gross Tonnage

479

Passengers

57

Crew

123m

Length

19m

Beam

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is MS Nordlys right now?

MS Nordlys is a Hurtigruten Expeditions cruise ship. Live position data is updated regularly via AIS tracking. Check back soon for the latest position.

How can I track MS Nordlys?

You can track MS Nordlys in real-time on CruiseShipTracking.com. Our live map shows the ship's current position, speed, heading, and destination. You can also add MS Nordlys to your watchlist for position alerts.

What cruise line operates MS Nordlys?

MS Nordlys is operated by Hurtigruten Expeditions. The ship was built in 1994 and carries up to 479 passengers.

How big is MS Nordlys?

MS Nordlys has a gross tonnage of 11,200 GT and is 123 meters (404 feet) long. It can carry 479 passengers with a crew of 57.

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