Sailing Adventure in Lofoten, Norway — Summer 2027
Available Dates: June 5 – August 28 // Departure Port: Harstad
Sail Under the Midnight Sun
This summer, explore Norway the way it deserves to be experienced: from the deck of a private sailing yacht. Navigate through deep fjords, quiet fishing villages, turquoise bays, and towering mountains that fall straight into the sea — all under the endless daylight of the Arctic summer.
Whether you want to learn to sail or simply enjoy the serenity of the North, this journey is designed to be unforgettable.
A Journey Shaped by Wind, Light, and Wilderness
Over one or two weeks, you’ll sail across one of the most dramatic coastlines on Earth. Each day brings a new anchorage, a new hike, a new horizon. Participate in sailing maneuvers, practice coastal navigation, or relax while your skipper handles everything. The pace is yours to choose.
Available Yachts
Delphia 37 — Up to 4 passengers
A cozy, intimate yacht ideal for couples, families, or small groups.
Delphia 47 — Up to 8 passengers
Our largest configuration, perfect for bigger groups seeking a shared adventure.

Pricing Options
1‑Week Charters
- Delphia 37: 11,910 EUR
- Delphia 47: 14,760 EUR
2‑Week Charters
- Delphia 37: 20,420 EUR
- Delphia 47: 25,890 EUR
All packages include:
- Private yacht charter
- Professional skipper
- Fuel
- Taxes
- Tips
Not included: meals, drinks, land or air transfers, land accomodation, sailing gear.
Dates & Departure
Available from June 5 to August 28, 2027 All charters depart from Harstad, gateway to the Lofoten Islands and some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Northern Norway.

Payment & Booking
- 50% deposit to secure your dates
- 50% balance due 60 days before departure
- Payments accepted via bank transfer (USD, CAD, EUR, NOK, MXN)
- Payments accepted via credit or debit card
- 3‑month interest‑free financing available for credit card payments
A Journey You’ll Carry Forever
Sailing in Norway is more than a vacation — it’s a shift in perspective. It’s silence, light, raw nature, and the feeling of moving with the wind as your only engine. It’s a week (or two) you’ll remember for the rest of your life.








