Suite Options on Havila Voyages Ships

As promised - I've spent a couple of days working through the Havila Voyages website to gather together the information required to produce a full summary of the suite options available on the Havila ships.

TL;DR

A detailed summary of the Suite options available on each of the Havila ships - Castor, Capella, Polaris and Pollux. This information has been primarily sourced from the Havila website - re-organised into what I think is a more readable format.

I won't include pictures in this post as it is easier just to refer back to www.havilavoyages.com for more detailed information.

Note - this information was compiled July 2025.

For an overview of accommodations options - please have a look at this post. https://www.retiredcormac.co.uk/post/accommodation-options-on-havila-voyages-ships

Havila Suite Options

All suites have a sea view.

All suites are ensuite, have tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobe and slippers, a TV, hairdryer, free wifi and USB ports.

With several suite options available, travellers can select their accommodation type based on their preferences and budget.

In this post, we will delve into the various suites offered by Havila Voyages, highlighting their unique features and amenities.

Suite Categories

Havila Voyages offers several distinct suite categories, each designed to cater to a variety of traveller needs. The categories are:

Mini Suites

Aft View Mini Suite (Code ZMA)

Window, double bed with a separate lounge, relax chair, sofa and coffee table, 30m² with a maximum capacity of 2 guests. Fridge.

Suite numbers -

Deck 5 - 5321, 5344

Panoramic Centre Mini Suite (Code ZMP)

Floor to ceiling panorama window, Double bed with seating area and table, 20m² with a maximum capacity of 2 guests.

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - 7107, 7107

Panoramic Corner Mini Suite (Code ZMC)

Floor to ceiling panorama window, Double bed with seating area and table, 22m² with a maximum capacity of 2 guests.

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - 7102, 7108

Junior Suites

Seaview Junior Suite (Code ZJS)

Picture window, double bed with sofa bed and relax chair with coffee table, 27m² with a maximum capacity of 4 guests. Fridge & Swivel TV.

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - 7103, 7109

Balcony Junior Suite (Code ZJV)

Floor to ceiling window leading to 6m² balcony, double bed with sofa bed and relax chair with coffee table, 21m² with a maximum capacity of 4 guests. Fridge.

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - 7104, 7111, 7304, 7307, 7309, 7311, 7316, 7319, 7321, 7323, 7106, 7115

Balcony Junior Suite Accessible (Code ZJA)

Floor to ceiling window leading to 6m² balcony, double bed with sofa bed and relax chair with coffee table, 21m² with a maximum capacity of 4 guests. Fridge.

Designed for wheel chair users, with accessible bathrooms.

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - 7501, 7114

Premium Suites

Balcony Suite (Code ZJB)

Floor to ceiling window leading to 15m² balcony with private jacuzzi, extra-wide double bed with sofa and lounge area, with relax chairs, dining area for 4. 48m² with a maximum capacity of 2 guests. Shower & bath

Suite numbers -

Deck 7 - Unsure - see note 1

Lighthouse Suite (Code ZHA)

Floor to ceiling window leading to 6m² to 9m² balcony, queen bed with sofa bed and recliner, 25m² to 28m² with a maximum capacity of 4 guests. Swivel TV.

Suite numbers -

Deck 8 - 8105, 8109

Notes

1. Havila reported in May 2025 that they were beginning modernisation work meaning some suite changes - specifically more suites are being created. The Seaview Deluxe (Code SDX) becomes the Aft View Mini Suite (Code ZMA), and the Balcony Deluxe (Code (BDX) becomes the Balcony Junior Suite (Code ZJV). This doesn't seem to have been reflected on the deck plans available on the website.

   https://www.havilavoyages.com/the-ships/your-home-from-home-on-the-norwegian-coast

Tips for Selecting the Right Suite

Choosing the right suite can truly enhance your experience on board. Here are some practical tips for making your selection:

1. Consider Your Budget: Determine how much you are willing to spend. Standard cabins provide a great value, while suites offer luxury for a higher price.

   
   

2. Think About Comfort: If you prefer more space and amenities, a superior cabin or suite may be worth the investment.

   
   

3. Evaluate Accessibility Needs: If you have mobility concerns, ensure that you opt for the accessible cabins or suites to guarantee a comfortable stay.

   
   

4. Plan for View Preference: If breathtaking views are a priority, consider booking a suite or superior cabin with large windows or a private balcony.

   
   

5. Check Availability Early: Certain cabins or suites types may book quickly, especially during peak seasons. Early reservation will give you a better chance of securing your preferred option.

   
   

By carefully considering your options and preferences, you can enjoy optimal comfort during your sailing adventure.

Conclusion

Selecting the right accommodation on a Havila Voyages ship is crucial for enhancing your overall cruise experience. From the budget-friendly standard cabins to the spacious and sumptuous suites, each option offers different features that cater to various preferences.

By planning carefully and selecting the right accommodations, you can ensure that your time aboard is enjoyable, allowing you to focus on the beauty of the journey ahead.

Happy Travels!

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