In this episode, we continue our epic sailing journey from Kuringvågen to the Arctic Circle, navigating along the stunning Norwegian coastline. Our adventure continues in a mix of motoring and sailing in sunny days, covering 200 nautical miles to reach the Arctic Circle! Our route takes us to the famous Torghatten mountain, known for its unique tunnel. Along the way, we hear the legend of Lekamøya and the De Syv Søstre, the 7 Sisters. After exploring the natural wonder of Torghatten, we continue our journey north, eventually reaching and crossing the Arctic Circle – a major milestone on our voyage. Of course, this is worth a decent celebration… Join us for breathtaking views, fascinating legends, and the joy of reaching the Arctic Circle!
Author: Daniel
#57 | Sailing in Norway: Fiddly Winds On The Inshore Route
In this video, we embark on a picturesque journey, stopping by the charming harbours of Hasselvika and Kuringvågen. Watch as we try out some promising fishing spots from our nautical chart and enjoy the thrill of a successful catch!
As we sail through light winds and sunny weather, we arrive in beautiful Trondheim. Here, we say a heartfelt farewell to our friends Nina and Markus after two incredible weeks of adventures, including crossing the mighty North Sea.
After some well-deserved rest and re-stocking Polaris, our voyage continues to Hasselvika, where we uncover its rich military history. We then sail on to Kuringvågen, a popular harbour for boats traveling to and from Rørvik.
Throughout our journey we are challenged by fiddly and flimsy winds, changing in speed and direction in a blink of the eye.
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#56 | Sailing in Norway: Exploring Norway’s Coastal Gems and Hidden Beauties
In this episode, we continue our northward journey from Måløy to the Arctic, passing the infamous Stadlandet peninsula. Known for its treacherous waves caused by a combination of ocean swell, tidal currents, and wind, this area has claimed at least 58 ships. Fortunately, we navigate it in calm conditions.
We explore Ålesund’s stunning Jugendstil architecture and climb the Aksla mountain for breathtaking views.
Our next stop is Kristiansund, a town known for its dry fish export and oil industry. Kathrin uncovers its hidden beauty during a morning run.
Finally, we reach the picturesque Hellandsjøen, where perfect weather sets the stage for a delightful BBQ, despite a minor setback with our dinghy. Join us for an unforgettable adventure along Norway’s stunning coast!