A circular route around the Lofoten archipelago north of the Arctic Circle. Each day reveals new facets of northern nature: from open sea to sheltered fjords, from tiny fishing villages to dramatic mountain peaks.
9 days
3000 €
Start/Finish Cities and Airports:
🇳🇴 Bodø [BOO]
Approximate step by step route:
Bodø → Røst, 50 nm
Røst → Sørland, 20 nm
Sørland → Å, 20 nm
Å → Reine, 10 nm
Reine → Svolvær, 35 nm
Svolvær → Trollfjord, 25 nm
Trollfjord → Holkestad, 35 nm
Holkestad → Bodø, 45 nm
difficulty of this stage is 2 out of 5
That means: we don't expect anything really challenging. Some longer passages, some waves. Something with a taste of the real sea, but usually not too hard or too long.
Early summer beyond the Arctic Circle brings midnight sun but changeable weather conditions. Passages alternate between protected fjord waters and more exposed sections.
COST
Personal safety equipment (lifejackets, lifelines, PLBs)
Bed in a twin/double cabin with blankets, pillows, clean linens and towels
Formalities costs for the boat
Meals onboard
All fuels (diesel for the yacht, gasoline for the dinghy, gas for the stove)
Marinas and ports fees
TRAVEL STYLE
Short daily passages in both protected waters and open sea, combining sailing with exploration of Norwegian fjords and fishing villages.
INCLUDED
Airplane tickets
Visas and any personal administrative costs
Transfers from the airport to the boat and back
Any additional costs outside (restaurants, museums, souvenirs, car rentals etc.)
Personal insurance
NOT INCLUDED
Please note that the team altogether takes part in grocery shopping and in maintaining the boat clean during the voyage and after it.
A small marina nestled under towering mountains on the island of Vaerøy. The surrounding waters are rich with marine life, and the area offers excellent hiking opportunities.
ROUTE HIGHLIGHTS
A narrow 2km long fjord surrounded by peaks rising up to 1100 meters. The entrance is only 100 meters wide, making navigation here a remarkable experience.
The capital of Lofoten combines working fishing port with modern amenities. Its harbor is home to both traditional fishing boats and modern vessels, while the town offers insights into contemporary Norwegian coastal life.
The heart of the archipelago where granite peaks rise dramatically from the sea. Small villages with red fishing huts on stilts dot the coastline, while hiking trails lead to panoramic viewpoints.
The southernmost island of Lofoten, accessible only by sea. Home to one of Norway's largest colonies of sea birds and traditional fishing culture untouched by mass tourism.
Sørland
Trollfjord
Svolvaer
Central Lofoten
Røst
Navigation:
Each day brings different navigational challenges, from narrow fjord entrances to open sea passages. Working with tidal currents and interpreting local weather patterns becomes part of daily routine. The midnight sun provides unique opportunities for extended sailing hours.
Natural Heritage:
The dramatic landscapes of Lofoten showcase the raw beauty of Arctic nature. Possibilities to observe seabirds, seals, and whales in their natural habitat, while the perpetual daylight of early summer creates supernatural lighting conditions.
Cultural Immersion:
Life in Lofoten's fishing communities continues ancient traditions alongside modern developments. We visit working fish processing facilities, learn about stockfish production, and witness how coastal communities adapt to changing times while preserving their heritage.
Hiking Options:
Multiple opportunities for hikes ranging from gentle coastal walks to more challenging mountain ascents. Each location offers different perspectives on the spectacular meeting of mountains and sea, with trails suitable for various fitness levels.
Experience Details
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