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Norway Yacht Charters

Norway yacht charters have recently been proving popular among the more adventurous members of the superyacht set. Drawn to its undiscovered secrets and peace and serenity, charter guests are able to get the  most out of their experience during a superyacht charter vacation. Yachting vacations in Norway are a great alternative to to the more popular yachting hotspots, and whether you wish to explore the rich culture of Stavanger or the glaciers of Sognefjord, there is something for everyone to enjoy in these magical cruising grounds.

Norway Luxury Yacht Charter Guide An increasingly popular choice for expedition yachts, Norway presents the perfect opportunity to combine the city with the country. From the cobbled streets of Bergen to the dramatic scenes on offer around the surrounding fjords, visitors are sure to be both awe inspired and relaxed. But, the cruising grounds are still relatively undiscovered among luxury yachts, despite the rise of superyacht charters. This means on a Norway yacht charter, you’ll probably never see another superyacht. No matter whether you’re an outdoor enthusiastic, wildlife lover or foodie, these part of the world holds much appeal and will be sure to keep you and your charter party entertained throughout the entire vacation.

Luxury Yacht Charter Itineraries in Norway Due to the hugely diversified nature of Norway, there is sure to be a charter itinerary which will satisfy the equally diverse nature of charter guests. Indeed, whether it’s exploring secluded bays via kayak, scaling mountain peaks, spotting wildlife or taking in the architecture of the historic cities, there’s a seemingly infinite number of things to do in this part of Scandinavia. Plus, although summer is the best time to visit, winter vacations are still possible here with some itineraries offering sailing and skiing excursions; the ultimate getaway for the active adventurer.

A Norway yacht charter could start in the charming coastal city of Stavanger, where opportunities for touring cathederals, browing luxury boutiques and visting museums and art galleries are endless. After a dose of culture, depart towards Bergen, and see sights such as Pulpit Rock, the Folgefonna Glacier, the Voringsfossen waterfall. The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord and Fjellstra Viewpoin are also located in Bergen, so charter guests can expect to be dazzled by the sights of this city. Then, head onwards to the Hardangerfjord, a town which is famed for its glorious fruit trees in the springtime. Expect picture-perfect landscapes, coupled with yet more breathtaking scenery in the form of rugged mountain peaks.

Then, Norway's capital city beckons; Oslo is awash with sites of historic importance, such as the Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park, the Opera House and the Viking Ship Museum. After an action-packed day, be sure to sample food at one of Oslo's world-famous eateries.  A yacht charter vacation could then finish in Alesund, which is widely considered Norway's most beaitiful city. Tall houses in shades of rust red and mustard yellow line the waterways, interspered with dense pine-trees and Gothic-castle style architecture.

Renting a Private Charter Yacht in Norway Due to the nature of Norway’s cruising grounds, expedition yachts are best suited to the region and there are a number of top options based there year-round. For more information about renting a private luxury charter yacht in Norway please contact your preferred yacht charter broker . They can help you plan your perfect yachting vacation itinerary, combining your party's needs with first-hand information about the things to do and best times to visit each area.

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63m   Halter Marine

from $350,000 p/week *

126m Lurssen

126m   2003/2021

from $2,200,000 p/w eek

Tranquility 22

92m Oceanco

92m   2014/2023

from $1,100,000 p/w eek

from $480,000 p/w eek

77m IHC Verschure

77m   1974/2019

from $638,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Boadicea 12

77m   1999/2024

from $645,000 p/w eek

Sherakhan 26

70m Vuijk Scheepswerven

70m   2005/2022

from $585,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Firebird 12

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69m   2007/2023

from $590,000 p/w eek ♦︎

69m Svendborg Skibsvaerft

69m   1971/2022

from $129,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Wayfinder 12

68m Astilleros Armon

from $375,000 p/w eek

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63m   1978/2022

from $350,000 p/w eek *

61m Feadship

61m   2006/2024

from $360,000 p/w eek

59m Fr. Schweers Shipyard

59m   1999/2015

from $350,000 p/w eek

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52m   2006/2022

from $242,000 p/w eek ♦︎

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49m   1970/2019

from $268,000 p/w eek ♦︎ *

49m Feadship

49m   1998/2023

from $175,000 p/w eek

49m Royal Huisman

from $75,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Hanse Explorer 12

48m Fassmer Werft

48m   2006/2020

from $199,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Scintilla Maris 10

46m Maaskant

46m   1988/2023

from $160,000 p/w eek

45m Overmarine

from $204,000 p/w eek ♦︎

45m Fitzroy

from $106,000 p/w eek ♦︎

39m Global Engineering

39m   1965/2020

from $81,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Alexa of London 8

37m   1992/2017

from $48,000 p/w eek ♦︎

32m Overmarine

32m   1999/2023

from $58,000 p/w eek ♦︎

28m Torlak Shipyard

28m   1994/2018

from $21,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Grey Wolf II 7

26m Circa Marine & Industrial

from $56,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Anne Viking 8

26m Princess

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from $23,000 p/w eek ♦︎

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23m   1981/2016

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Power boat charter

17 powerboats available in Norway for rent, starting from €1,332 per week. Bareboat or crewed options available for sailing vacations.

Sailboat charter

There are 11 sailboats available for charter in Norway, prices start from €2,017 per week. Most budget friendly option for a vacation.

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4 catamarans available for rent in Norway, form €7,760 for 1 week charter. Ideal option for group of friends or family vacation.

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Bareboat charter, crewed yachts, skippered boats, cost of boat rental in norway.

Average yacht charter cost in Norway starts from €1,332 per week. Graphic below represents fluctuation of charter prices in Norway during the year, based on a sample of 50 boats ranging from 40 to 50-foot. This graphic shows months with lowest prices during the year as well high season when prices are above average. Before booking the boat at lowest rate, please check sailing conditions as usually best prices are during off season.

Sailing conditions in Norway

Air temperature, precipitation and wind force may vary significantly during the year. Below you may find graphics with min and max temperature and average precipitation days in Norway during the year. Book your charter vacation in Norway wisely! Considering sailing conditions along with the best price offers

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The Kingdom of Norway (Norwegian Kongeriket Norge). This country,  occupies the western part of the Scandinavian Peninsula in Northern  Europe. Its name originates from the Old Norse word Nor?rvegr – “way to  north." Norway is a great sailing destination, surrounded by three seas:  the Barents Sea to the northeast, the Norwegian – to the West and  Northen Sea – to the south-west it has a lot to offer to most  experienced sailors. Norway has a long and narrow territory with 30%  covered by forests, many rivers and lakes. More than half of the  country's territory is occupied by mountains.

Only Norway yacht charter vacation can offer a unique blend of  gorgeous scenery, diverse wildlife and spectacular Nothern Lighst  watching. Explore drammatic northern nature and spectacular landscapes  form the comfort of your yacht or catamaran.

General description: The kingdom of Norway, one of the largest  countries in Europe, spreads its borders along the North Sea, the  Norwegian Sea and the Arctic Ocean. Norway yacht charter is an ideal way  to explore magnificent fjords, which are unique geological formations  stretching deep into surrounding mountains, indenting its rugged  coastline, present the most spectacular features. Norway is also the  home of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Places of interest:

The capital, Oslo, is a vibrant city centered round a harbor and  guarded by the 14-th century castle. The center of Oslo is home to the  Royal Palace, Viking Ship Museum, a lot of parks and galleries, as well  as other public institutions. Rent a boat in Norway and discover the  area close to Oslo, that is well built-up, with bustling harbors,  guarded by fortresses as early as 1643. But further south the scenery is  like post cards depicting dramatic towns and serene villages with  quaint clapboard houses and boats galore.

Bareboat charter in Oslofjorden area will bring you to the oldest  settlements dated back to Stone and Bronze Ages. Hanko is one of the  islands in this area. Its harbor town has the oldest naval museum in the  world, established in 1853. Although it sits on a bare rock, facing the  fjord, its sheltered eastern side is well forested, providing a  much-favored harbor and anchorage. The Norwegian Yachting Association  was founded here in 1882. Since then the island has been a venue for  national regattas, sailing races and world championship events. Norway  yacht charter in July will give you a chance to see most popular Hanko  Regatta that collects over 200 boats.

Southern Norway bareboat charter

The southern coast ( Oslo and Bergen ),  lined with silver-sand beaches set against a backdrop of high mountain  plateau, and white-painted houses in fish-farming villages, is known as  the sunny side of Norway and summer paradise for holiday-makers. Renting  a boat here you will find numerous harbors with all necessary  amenities.

Western Norway yacht charter

The long lacy western coastline borders the North Sea. This part of the  country is a true land of fjords, waterfalls, glaciers and secluded  beaches. Bergen is the second biggest town in Norway and offers number  of yachts for charter. Back in 10170 Bergen was the largest town in the  country and the capital of a region that included Iceland, Greenland and  parts of Scotland. Even after Oslo became capital of Norway in 1299,  Bergen continued to grow as a trading center, especially for the exports  of dried fish. Now it is a true center of shipping. Bergen is a World  Heritage City and the official residence of the king of Norway.

Northern Norway

Northern Norway ( Tromso and Lofoten )  has been called as "the land of excitement" or "the land of the high  flames". These expressions capture the essence of it - the shimmering  Northern Lights of winter and the midnight sun that shines day and night  in summer. With bareboat charter, you will be able to explore its  unspoiled coast that consists of a multitude of islands, fjords,  snow-clad peaks and glaciers. The northernmost point in Norway, Nordkapp  (the North Cape), is a place of pilgrimage for all-time traveler. Sheer  1,014-ft (309-m) high perpendicular cliffs form this most amazing  landmark as Europe's most northerly point.

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The route between Tonsberg and Tjome, known as World's End, is only  19 miles (30 km) but plenty of time needed to explore this stunning  archipelago. There are impressive coves, narrow sounds, old skipper's  houses and boathouses, also a string of inviting holiday resorts.  Bridges connecting the larger islands and the sea is never far away for a  refreshing swim. Mountains, valleys and lakes dominate this incredible  landscape. It has a special appeal for rock climbers and hikers: from  the easy alpine pastures in Alvdal to demanding peaks in the national  parks.

Festivities. There are four defined seasons in Norway and "every  season has its charm". And Norway finds its enjoyment in each of them by  creating a number of festivals: snow and ice sculpture tournament, ski-  kite event, white-water canoe racing, dog-sledding, boat festivals -  fairs and games all the way along the coast.

Although sometimes wind or cold, rain or snow, can bring those  pleasures indoors (Jazz, folklore and dance festivals, film premieres  and art exhibitions), but nothing can spoil high spirit, because  festivals are important part of the nation's cultural life.

While on the yacht charter in Norway do not miss its vibrant cuisine  rich in fresh seafood (smoked, pickled or dried fish including whale  meat and seal) and wild game (reindeer, elk, pheasant, etc.). Although  over the years the local restaurants have become incredibly diverse,  including exotic international meals in the menu, Norwegian specialties,  such as lamb and cabbage stew or reindeer medallions or marinade of  rabbit, cannot be missed. Other traditional favorites include cured  smoked sausage and pheasant breast served with mushroom sauce. One  should not forget Norwegian most famous cheeses, best served on Ryvita  crisps. And for desert try fruits and especially berries (gooseberries  or black- and red currants).

Climate in Norway

Much of the country is habitable due to the warming effects of the  Gulf Stream. It comfortably creates mild winters and cool summers on the  west coast. The south and west of the country have the highest average  temperature 72F (22C) in Oslo in July. Norway is a vast country with  wide variations in its geographical and climate conditions. Both at sea  and in the mountains the wind and weather can change rapidly, thus it is  advisable to consult local people with knowledge of the sea before  setting forth into unknown waters.

Magnificent scenery combined with the wide range of outdoor  activities (whale and seal safaris; cave walking; dog-sledging, mountain  climbing, etc.) - that what makes Norway so appealing to adventurous  travelers. Norway has enormously long coastline interspersed with fjords  and islands, making boating a pure haven. And the most rewarding way to  explore the remote and enticing parts of this unique country is  definitely by sailing. The western coastline provides the most  convenient and safe mooring for the boats. Although anchorage is  free-of-charge in Norway, there are certain (and sometimes complicated)  specifics about mooring and berths. That's why it is better to let  experts deal with it. No matter how well-organized your sailing event  looks like, it is always wise and safe to consult and present your  vacation dream to professionals and let "12 Knots" do what they are good  at.

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Private Yachting Cruises in Norway

The fjords of Norway are arguably some of natures finest works of art. The idyllic waters, steep mountains, dramatic waterfalls and abundant wildlife provide a scenic and tranquil environment. Perfect for exploring by luxury superyacht, with many popular hiking trails and popular for its freshwater diving, Norway is the perfect escape for those who love the outdoors. Rent a crewed motor or sailing boat with YPI to have the best cruising possible in the Norwegian Fjords. This is an example of an eight day yacht charter itinerary for the Norwegian Fjords. Yacht charter itineraries are created individually for every client based around personal preferences and how you want to spend your time onboard your superyacht in Northern Europe.

Fjord with a View

Arrive at Ålesund Vigra airport, where your helicopter will be waiting to take you to your superyacht in Geiranger, anchored in the fjord. Settle in onboard and enjoy amazing views of the deep fjord and steep mountains. Enjoy your first meal onboard your motor or sailing boat prepared by your private chef.

Hiking in the Fjords

Enjoy breakfast onboard your superyacht and meet your guide for a beautiful hike, ending up at Me Åkneset mountain farm with beautiful views in stunning surroundings. Your guide will arrange a picnic lunch at the farm. In the afternoon, visit Geirangerfjord, one of UNESCO’s world heritage sites and one of the most beautiful fjords in Norway. Travel among beautiful waterfalls and historical mountain farms surrounded by steep mountains rising from the deep fjord. Fjord village Geiranger is a popular stop. Here you will find charming boutiques, the Waterfall Walk and The Norwegian Fjord Museum.

Norangsdalen and Hjorundfjord

Explore beautiful scenery by bike and kayak.

Explore what many believe to be the most beautiful valley in the Norway fjords with your motor or sailing boat. Visit Lyngstøylvannet, known for its great diving conditions and considered one of the best freshwater dives in Norway. At the end of the Norangsdalen valley you will find one of the most distinctive hotels in all of Europe, Hotel Union Øye. Enjoy a perfectly cooked two-course lunch in the beautiful dining room or out in the garden. After lunch, your guide will take you kayaking in the fjord of Norangsfjord, spotting eagles and other wildlife.

Local Tastings at Gurines

Nonsvik Farm is a charming and authentic fjord farm located close to Storfjord Hotel in the fjord village of Glomset. You will be warmly welcomed by the hosts, a friendly couple with a strong passion for organic and sustainable food. They source most of their own food by hunting, fishing and harvesting from the surrounding woods and mountains. After local tastings at the food farm, a visit to Storfjord Hotel is a must. The surrounding woodlands invite you to explore nearby trails and viewpoints overlooking beautiful landscapes. A private dinner at Storfjord Hotel rounds off the day, before returning to your superyacht.

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Sea Safari Adventure

Get close to nature in an open rib. Experience the beautiful Runde Bird Sanctuary, visit a local seal colony and marvel at the puffins and majestic eagles. In quiet luxury, experience the unique connection to the rugged nature in the outer islands, not far from downtown Ålesund. Owner’s Cabin in Staurneset is the perfect island experience, often visited by orcas and inhabited by seals, sea birds, and arguably the happiest cows on the planet. Enjoy a fabulous dinner prepared by your private chef before the last overnight stay of your superyacht Charter.

Disembarkation

The luxurious motor or sailboat adventure doesn’t end just yet. Before disembarking, you will get to try the superb seafood of Alesund, prepared by your private chef, while overlooking some of the country's most eye-catching Jugendstil (art nouveau) architecture.

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The Royal Yacht: History

The Norwegian Royal Yacht Norge is one of the world’s two remaining royal yachts. The other is the Danish Royal Yacht Dannebrog , since the British Royal Yacht Britannia was decommissioned in 1997.

In 1905 the Norwegian Government formally invited Prince Carl of Denmark to become the king of Norway. The proposal included the promise of a royal yacht, financed by the state and placed at the king’s disposal. However, due to the difficult economic situation in Norway after the dissolution of the union with Sweden, King Haakon (formerly Prince Carl) did not call upon the Government to provide a yacht.

Gift from the people

Not until after WWII did the question of a royal yacht arise again. The Norwegian press appealed to the people to raise the funds necessary to present King Haakon with a yacht on the occasion of his 75th birthday. In July 1947, the British motor yacht Philante was purchased for NOK 1.5 million.

The Philante was built in England in 1937 for the British aircraft manufacturer Thomas Sopwith. At the time it was one of the largest vessels of its kind. Sopwith used the yacht as a base when competing in regattas. In fact, the Philante first entered Norwegian waters in 1938 in connection with a regatta at Hankø in Eastern Norway.

The name Philante is an amalgam of the owner’s wife’s name, Phyllis, and the owner’s name, Thomas: Phil (short for “Phyllis”) + an (short for “and”) + t (for “Thomas) + e (to add an extra syllable).

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After the outbreak of WWII the British Royal Navy requisitioned the Philante . First used as an escort vessel for convoys crossing the Atlantic, it was put into service as a school ship for training convoy escorts in 1942. The ship was returned to Thomas Sopwith in 1946 and sold to Norway the following year.

Renovation of the ship

The ship needed to be refurbished before it could be used, so King Haakon was given a model of the yacht on his 75th birthday. In particular, the interior of the ship required extensive refitting, and architect Finn Nilsson was asked to be the designer. On 17 May 1948 the ship’s captain, Commander Christian Monsen, raised the command pennant for the first time, and on 9 June the Royal Yacht was handed over to King Haakon.

The ship was christened the Norge .

The Royal Yacht

In the years that followed, King Haakon used the Royal Yacht to visit communities along the coast of Norway and to travel abroad. In June 1955 the King paid a visit to Molde in Western Norway. It was to be his final voyage on the Norge.

King Olav took over the ship after his father died in 1957. A technical assessment resulted in a 10-year plan for upgrading the hull and technical equipment. Like his father before him, King Olav used the Royal Yacht in his official capacity as well as in his leisure time.

In the winter of 1985 the Norge was in dry dock at the Horten Shipyard for repair and upgrading when welding operations sparked a fire that quickly spread. The vessel was severely damaged in the fire, with the exception of the hull and engines, which remained relatively intact. King Olav decided that the ship was to be rebuilt.

Once again, architect Finn Nilsson was asked to refit the interior. Just over a year after the fire the King was again able to take command of the Royal Yacht, in safer and in better technical condition than had previously been the case.

The Royal Yacht today

HM King Harald took over the Norge after King Olav died in 1991. The King and Queen travel on board the Norge in connection with official engagements in Norway and abroad. The King also uses the vessel as a base when competing in major yacht races. 

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Facts & figures Length (overall): 80.2 metres Breadth: 11.6 metres Depth: 4.7 metres Gross tonnage:  1,628  tonnes Maximum speed: 16 knots Cruising speed: 14 knots Range: 6,500 nautical miles Home port: Oslo Call sign: LAMA Main class: 1A1 Yacht Engines: Two 1,760-hp Bergen diesel engines Built by: Camper & Nicholsons Ltd, Gosport, England, 1937  

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From €5,732 per day, why rent a boat in norway.

Norsk skies, fjords, midnight sun and mountain peaks! If you like beautiful scenery, Norway is the place to go boating. The country has six different regions that you can explore by boat, and each has its own character.

You can also have everything from a shopping holiday in Oslo to the most amazing natural experiences, so there's no doubt that the country has a lot to offer. Closest to Sweden is Norway's east coast and Oslo, the Norwegian capital, is not too far from the Swedish border.

Oslo and the surrounding area is a must-visit during your sail! Further down the coast are Kristiansand and Sörlandet, the Norwegians' own summer paradise with beautiful beaches and unusually many hours of sunshine. Norway's west coast also has a lot of great destinations! Stavanger, Bergen , Tromsø and Lofoten are just a few of the great destinations.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Norway?

The cost of a yacht charter in Norway depends on where you're looking to sail, the time of year and how many people are on board. The size and type of vessel with also affect the final price. Below are some average prices of a boat rental in Norway by boat type. 

€2,058/week for 8 people.

€5,732/day for 12 people.

€3,200/day for 12 people.

€28,420/week for 12 people.

Where to sail in Norway

Oslo is certainly a city with a lot going on right now! The city was named Europe's Green Capital 2019 and is also filled with exciting cuisines, cool events and fun new neighbourhoods! Sail in through the Oslofjord to see the beautiful scenery and discover the city from the sea.

Once ashore, the region offers everything from big-city experiences to stunning scenery If you're looking for a more cultural experience, the new Munch Museum will open in autumn 2020. Edvard Munch was one of the greatest artists in Norway's history and much of his 28,000 works are collected in the museum. Bordering Oslo are also the regions of Østfold and Vestfold, where you can dock by boat in the charming towns of Fredrikstad and Tønsberg.

Kristiansand and Sørlandet

Sørlandet, Norway's southernmost region, is also the summer paradise of Norwegians. The region is full of beautiful beaches and when you travel by boat, you also have access to the thousands of islands that are found in the region. The largest city in the region is Kristiansand. There you can stroll through beautiful authentic alleys in the old town of Posebyen, feast on fresh seafood or take part in one of the city's many festivals.

If you're travelling with the family, Dyreparken is a safe bet, while Kristiansand Zoo is a guaranteed hit with kids young and old. If you sail the furthest south in the region, you'll find Lindesnes lighthouse, Norway's southernmost point! If you want to enjoy a tasty meal, the Michelin restaurant Under is also located here, the world's largest underwater restaurant.

Continuing past the southern tip of Norway and sailing up the west coast of Norway, you'll soon reach Stavanger, the largest city in south-western Norway. Stavanger is the perfect starting point if you want to experience famous natural attractions such as Preikestolen and Lysefjorden.

In the coastal area of Jæren you will find some of Norway's whitest and longest beaches and the area is also a paradise for water sports. The city itself also has much to offer and as the former European Capital of Culture, Stavanger has a wide range of museums and a vibrant cultural life.

The mountain

Departing from Stavanger and continuing along the west coast of Norway, you'll reach Bergen after a while. Bergen may be Norway's second largest city, but it still has a cosy small-town feel with its traditional wooden houses and surrounding mountain landscape.

An obvious destination when visiting Bergen is the UNESCO-protected Hanseatic Port, which has been a trading post for a thousand years. Bergen is also a real student city, so there's always something going on. So there's always even an exciting concert or art exhibition to visit.

In the middle of Norway's west coast lies Trøndelag, a region that offers both culinary experiences and outdoor pursuits. Here you can fish, cycle or enjoy the local culinary culture, which places great emphasis on locally produced ingredients.

Trondheim, the region's largest city, offers a wide range of culinary experiences and you can find everything from cosy cafés to Michelin restaurants. If you're looking for further gourmet experiences, a visit to the UNESCO-protected mining town of Røros is recommended. Here you can combine a well cooked meal with interesting history.

In northern Norway, you'll find the Lofoten archipelago. When you visit this region you will be shocked by the wonderful landscape with its massive mountains, deep fjords and idyllic sandy beaches. In addition, the region offers amazing natural phenomena.

From late May to mid-July you can enjoy the northern lights and the midnight sun, while from September to mid-April you can see the astonishing northern lights. The wildlife here is also absolutely stunning with mighty sea eagles and killer whales. Lofoten is also working to become a sustainable destination, which means that they strive to offer travellers rewarding experiences while preserving the local nature, culture and environment.

Driving a little further north, you'll come to Tromsø, also known as the "capital of the Arctic". If you want to discover epic nature and go on a whale safari, you've come to the right place.

There are also great hiking trails nearby and in Lyngenfjord you can go on idyllic summit walks between the mountains. If you're interested in Sami culture and history, Karasjok and Alta are also recommended.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Norway

What is the cost of renting a boat in the high season and the low season in norway.

The average cost of renting a boat in Norway in the high season is around €2,929 per day, while in the low season it is around €2,441 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Norway?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Norway, you can expect to pay an average of €464 per day for a skipper.

How many cabins does a boat have in Norway?

Boats in Norway have an average of 3 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 5 cabins.

How many people can sleep on a boat in Norway?

A boat in Norway has on average 6 berths. You can find boats with up to 10 berths.

What is the average length of a boat in Norway?

The average length of a boat in Norway is 14 meters.

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Bergen, Norway: Your Gateway to Scandinavian Yachting Adventures

Nestled on the rugged western coast of Norway, Bergen stands as a picturesque gateway to some of the most breathtaking yachting adventures Europe has to offer. As the ancient Hanseatic city enveloped by towering mountains and serene fjords, Bergen beckons you to explore its maritime treasures and embark on an unforgettable journey with Starclass Yacht Transport.

A Maritime Haven

Bergen, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Fjords," boasts a rich maritime heritage dating back to the Viking Age. The city's bustling harbor, framed by colorful wooden houses along the Bryggen wharf, creates an idyllic backdrop for your yacht transport experience. With our expert team at Starclass, your yacht will be in safe hands, ready to set sail on a voyage through Norway's stunning waterways and beyond.

Scenic Fjord Cruises

Bergen serves as the perfect starting point for exploring Norway's iconic fjords. Allow your yacht to be transported to Bergen and then set sail on a captivating journey through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, Sognefjord, and Hardangerfjord. Marvel at the dramatic landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and quaint villages dotting the fjord shores, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

A Yachter's Paradise

Whether you're a seasoned yachtsman or a first-time sailor, Bergen offers a wide range of experiences for all. Set sail along the North Sea, where you can enjoy invigorating open-sea adventures or tranquil island-hopping escapades along the coast. Explore pristine anchorages, hidden coves, and charming coastal towns that beckon you to discover their unique charm.

Why Choose Starclass Yacht Transport?

At Starclass Yacht Transport, we understand the importance of safe and efficient yacht transportation. Our experienced team ensures your vessel's secure journey to Bergen, where your yachting dreams will set sail amidst Norway's unparalleled natural beauty. We pride ourselves on providing bespoke services that cater to your unique needs, making your yachting adventure in Bergen truly extraordinary.

Embark on a voyage of a lifetime, starting with the ease and expertise of Starclass Yacht Transport. Let Bergen, Norway, be the first chapter in your European yachting odyssey. Your yacht awaits its next adventure in this Nordic wonderland.

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YACHT CHARTER IN NORWAY

Considered by many as one of the most beautiful countries on the planet, Norway is full of wild natural splendour and beauty that will simply take your breath away. A Princess Yacht Charter in Norway and through the spellbinding Norwegian fjords will live long in your memory.

Norway, home to vast National Parks, is wild and rugged. Lose yourself in peaceful serenity on your gentle Norway yacht charter journey, seeing landscapes magically transform around you. And travel for hours without seeing a single soul. Everything in Norway is on a grand scale, varying from the infamous fjords right up to the snow-capped mountainous peaks which stretch for miles upon miles. Exploration of Norway’s rugged scenery is particularly satisfying by boat, allowing you reach remote areas and get up close and personal with the natural surroundings and wildlife.

As you travel along the imposing coastline you will witness spectacular mountain ranges, rippling glaciers and a network of deep forests. Norway is an example of nature at its very best.

WHAT TO SEE ON A YACHT CHARTER JOURNEY ACROSS NORWAY

Bergen, the gateway to the fjords, makes a great starting point for your Norway yachting holiday.  The culturally enriched UNESCO World Heritage city combines lively city life, world-leading seafood restaurants and stunning natural wonders on its doorstep. From the city’s colourful harbour, you can easily access the coastline and inner fjords (away from the North Sea) and take a generally calm, easy and sedate Norway yachting cruise, as you connect between the northern and southern regions.

Lysefjord  – Witness the beauty and serenity of one of Norway’s most spectacular fjords where waterfalls and sheer rock cliffs combine to create scenes straight out of a fairy tale book. Gaze in awe at mountains dramatically towering 1000 metres high above the 42km-long fjord. Get your camera at the ready to snap friendly goats grazing on patches of grass on the waters’ edge.

Hardangerfjord – In Spring, the glaciers here come alive with blossoming fruit trees. Visit local farms in this fertile haven and taste the local cider. Or if you are feeling adventurous, go on a hike to Trolltunga, immersed in an emerald green landscape of steep majestic mountains, crystalline waterfalls and snaking rivers.

Flåm – The town of Flåm is located by Sognefjord in an idyllic landscape of soaring mountains, cascading waterfalls and thick lush forests that enthrals many a visitor. There is a lot to see and do here including kayaking, hiking and wildlife spotting. You can also learn about the ancient Viking way of life in the nearby settlement of Gudvange or take to the tracks on the charming Flåmsbana mountain railway for an amazing alternative view of the fjord.

Whale watching – Norway’s waters are habitat to a wonderful variety of whale species – from orcas and humpbacks to minkes and porpoises.  Seeing them rise with such force above the water surface is a fascinating sight. The whales tend to gather at coastal areas near fjords and can typically be found in the north around Tromso and the Lofoten Islands.

Northern Lights – This amazing natural wonder is synonymous with Norway and wrapped up in Nordic folklore. Seeing otherworldly flashes of neon blue and green dance across the sky creates a lifetime memory. The Northern Lights (aurora borealis) can be spotted anywhere in Norway but heading north, above the Arctic Circle, increases your chances of catching a glimpse on your holiday. Sightings are often found in Tromso, Alta, Narvik, Lyngeford, Svalbard and the Lofoten Islands.

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AVERAGE SEASONAL TEMPERATURES

You may have heard about the unpredictability of Norway’s weather, which is true. Every season can contain four seasons of weather, so come prepared with various layers of clothes. Fjord cruising can be windy and chilly. Added to that is the variation of climate across the country. The coastal areas attract precipitation, and in the winter Norway’s west coast tends to be quite mild in contrast to the much colder north.

Between May to August is deemed to be the best time to visit, if you want to avoid the harsh winter conditions on your Norway yacht charter holiday. May is the driest month, and July and August, the sunniest and warmest, with temperatures averaging about 20°C (68°F).

During the long summer months, the sun never sets in parts of Norway. Every year for about two months, the population of Tromsø, to the north, experiences the ‘midnight sun’ phenomenon.

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

The currency of Norway is the kroner. One krone (kr) is equal to 100 øre. The official language of Norway is Norwegian or Norsk, spoken by over 95% of the population.

HOW TO CHARTER A YACHT IN NORWAY

Princess Charter offer a variety of yachts for charter to Norway, ranging from 20 metres to 100 metres in length.

To book your perfect getaway and to design the ideal itinerary to suit your needs, give our team a call 0207 499 5050, or email [email protected] . Alternatively, leave a few details here , and we’ll call you back.

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