Roughly halfway up Norway, at 66.5 degrees North Latitude, lies the Arctic Circle. It runs about 47 miles (75 km) south of the city of Bodø and just grazes the …
Roughly halfway up Norway, at 66.5 degrees North Latitude, lies the Arctic Circle. It runs about 47 miles (75 km) south of the city of Bodø and just grazes the …
The Lofoten Islands: western sister of the Ofoten, Northern Norway’s proud “seawall,” 3 billion years old (not a typo). The jagged islands of the Lofoten are among the oldest mountains …
Tromsø is often called the Paris of the North, due to its beautiful light and lively atmosphere. We’ve compiled a list of Tromsø’s best ‘attractions’. 1 Go on a dog …
On our Sail & Hike expeditions, we try to find the most beautiful hiking areas accessible by sailboat. What can you expect from mountain hiking in Northern Norway? How fit …
Norway is known for its immense fjords: they are high, deep, and breathtaking. Is exploring the Norwegian fjords on your bucket list? We’ve gathered some interesting fjord facts for you: …
…but you can adjust your sails. At sea, you need to be flexible. And alert. Does it look like a beautiful day? In an hour, a few dark clouds could …
With green, yellow, red, or purple streaks, the Northern Lights dance through the sky. Suddenly it’s there—first cautiously, then bright and powerful. A few seconds later, it’s gone again. Or …
We have traveled to Norway several times, usually by sailboat. While sailing along the fjord coast is beautiful, it has never taken us to the capital city of Oslo. There’s …
Norway is one of our favorite destinations because of its impressive nature, deep fjords, snow-capped mountains, and rugged islands. The Norwegians themselves have long realized that their country offers a …
Anyone who has ever taken a sea voyage knows that the days are endless and fly by at the same time, especially along the Norwegian coast. Our departure from Bergen …