MS Tuvholmen

MS Tuvholmen


  • Built: 1953
  • Built in: Vestnes, Norway
  • Original purpose: Fishing vessel
  • Hull: Wooden
  • Length: 19.3 m
  • Guests: 12

  • Timeline

    Year: 1953 - Name: Nystein
    Milestone: Built in Vestnes, Norway, as the wooden fishing vessel Nystein. 
    Role: Fishing vessel
    Homeport: Bodø

    Year: 1968 - Name: Rødøyværing
    Milestone: Renamed Rødøyværing, continuing her working life along the Norwegian coast.
    Role: Fishing vessel
    Homeport: Rødøy

    Year: 1997 - Name: Odd Raymond
    Milestone: Sold to Vardø, Finnmark and renamed Odd Raymond.
    Role: Fishing vessel
    Homeport: Vardø

    Year: 2009 - Name: Odd Raymond
    Milestone: Bought from Vardø and kept the name Odd Raymond. Went from fishing vessel to expedetion vessel.
    Role: Expedition vessel
    Homeport: Værøy

    Year: 2020 - Name: Tuvholmen
    Milestone: Sold from Værøy to Tranøy/Svolvær. Renamed Tuvholmen.
    Role: Expedition vessel
    Homeport: Svolvær. 

    Year: 2024 - Name: Tuvholmen
    Milestone: Sold from Svolvær to Alta. 
    Becomes the foundation of NX Journey.
    Role: Expedition vessel.
    Homeport: Alta

    MS Tuvholmen was built as a fishing vessel in Vestnes, Norway, in 1953. For more than 70 years, she has been part of Norway's rich coastal heritage. Today, that legacy lives on through NX Journey, where the vessel continues to do what she was built for – carrying people to sea and bringing them closer to nature, local traditions and life along the Arctic coast. 


    Life on board

    Step into cabins that reflect the vessel's working heritage. Carefully preserved with thoughtful upgrades, they offer a glimpse of life at sea as it was experienced for generations—combined with the comfort needed for today's journeys.


    A Life at Sea 

    For more than 70 years, MS Tuvholmen has been part of Norway's coastal heritage. This collection follows the vessel's journey through the decades — from her early years as a working fishing boat to the next chapter with NX Journey.