For those who love adventure and want to try something new and unforgettable, BeBlue has studied a very special holiday to combine passion for sailing and skiing. In the uncontaminated archipelago of the Lofoten Islands, you will sail on heated boats equipped with all comforts, at the discovery of the fjords and of the most beautiful snow-covered peaks of Northern Norway. It doesn't matter whether you are an experienced skier or a first-time sailor: our Skipper Tutor and the expert mountain guide will be at your complete disposal.

DEPARTURE BASE Svolvær, Norway
HOW TO ARRIVE

By plane: from Italy we recommend flying on Bodø (iata code: BOO) by calling in Oslo. We suggest evaluating a stop / overnight stay in beautiful Oslo. Bodø Airport and the departure point of the cruise is a 10-minute walk from the small marina where the boats will be moored. The companies that serve the route are: Ryanair, Norwegian Airlines, Lufthansa. We are available for any advice

DEPARTURE TIME Check-in at 5:00 pm on Sunday - Check-out at 9:00 am on the following Sunday

Included services

Travel assistance and registration fee
Basic insurance
Skipper
Food and beverage
Bed linen and towels
Final cleaning
Fuel
Harbour and buoy fees
Trekking guide

Not included services

Flight tickets
Transfers to/from the Marina
Alcholic beverages
Multi-risk insurance (Covid-19 and cancellation)
PRICES

from 1.650€ per person in double cabin.

Discounts available for early booking and last minute, as well as for renting a whole boat.

TRAVEL NOTE

What temperature should we expect? The Lofoten are heated by the Gulf Stream which brings the temperature from 15 to 25 degrees in the month of June. However, the boats are all heated and equipped for navigation in the Arctic waters.
How much does life on earth cost? Norway has a cost of living higher than Italy, the restaurants we meet have a price range of 60-100 € per person, a beer costs 8-15 € and a bag of shrimp costs 7-10 €. The boats are equipped for cooking on board and most meals (breakfasts, lunches and dinners) can be consumed on board.
Do you need special equipment? No, you will find the navigation equipment on board. We recommend comfortable and warm clothing for any windy days and for the more sporty a pair of hiking shoes. Finally, we specify that navigation in the fjords will be carried out mainly by motor.

Additional information

Language International crew and guests
Class Premium Plus
How to come AIR: Bodø Airport (AOO)
Product ID 141
Norway, Ski&Sail Lofoten - ID 141

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Day 1: Check-in

Check-in in the afternoon in Svolvær, the capital of the Lofoten Islands. This wonderful town born as a fishing village is a pastel-colored mosaic of traditional wooden houses built on the rocks and overlooking the Norwegian Sea. Here you can meet the crew and, after you have taken your place on board, we will present the program of the week.

Day 2

After breakfast, there will be a short briefing on board to make you familiar with the boat equipment. Then, we can take a short walk around the beautiful town of Svolvær and complete the final preparations. We set sail towards the north heading for Austnesfjord, one of the most fascinating fjords in the region, surrounded by beautiful snow-capped mountains.

Day 3

We wear our skis to go up the mountains on the northern side of Austnesfjord. Here you will find different paths, from the easiest to the most challenging and famous ones of Geitgaljen and Higravtindene. Fun is guaranteed! In the evening, we leave Austnesfjord to head for the enchanting Trollfjord, the name of which (“fjord of the trolls”) recalls the fairytale setting where we will spend the evening.

Day 4

We leave at sunrise, before the sun starts to warm up the hills, to reach the high peaks (more than 1,000 meters) surrounding this spectacular fjord. Almost 2 km long, it separates the Lofoten from the Vesterålen Islands, the two archipelagos north of Norway. Its steep cliffs narrow until they are only 100 meters wide: a breath-taking scenery for a fun downhill skiing before getting back on board and prepare dinner.

Day 5

Short navigation to the north in the suggestive Trollfjord and, before the sun gets too hot, you will be wearing your skis and enjoying the paths on the high peaks that characterize this area. In the afternoon, we set sail towards the north-east in the direction of Raftsundet.

Day 6

The day is dedicated to the exploration of the Raftsundet area, on the eastern part of Trollfjord. Here you will find wonderful paths for peaceful walks in the snow or fun skiing excursions for breath-taking descents. Not to mention the wild and uncontaminated nature of this place: from the mountains you can admire one of the most spectacular landscapes of the Lofoten Archipelago.

Day 7

We proceed to the north along the western coast of Hinnøya Island, where you will be astounded by the picture-perfect landscape of the Møysalen Natural Reserve: an upland covered by forests with snow-capped peaks and deeply carved by spectacular fjords. In the evening, we take our way back to Svolvær and prepare the equipment for a last fantastic day of skiing.

Day 8: Check-out

After a rich breakfast, we leave early for a last fun descent from one of the peaks along the coast nearby Svolvær. We return to the port in the late morning, and we will have time to explore the beautiful town that dates back to the Viking period and is considered the most ancient of the Arctic Circle. Here you can also visit the Lofote Temagalleri, a museum entirely dedicated to the art of cod and whale fishing, while waiting for your flight in the evening.