24th June – 29th June 2026
A curated coastal expedition through the heart of Norway
A sailing journey from Bergen to Stavanger is one of the most captivating coastal routes Norway has to offer—raw, varied, and deeply atmospheric, yet largely sheltered by the intricate network of islands along the west coast. Departing from Bergen, the voyage quickly leaves the city behind and enters a world of narrow straits, open sea passages, and scattered island communities. Each day unfolds differently: calm anchorages, dramatic coastal stretches, and quiet harbors where time seems to stand still. This is not a deep fjord expedition, but a true coastal passage—constantly shifting in scenery and character. As you approach Stavanger, the landscape opens up, offering a more expansive maritime feel before arriving in one of Norway’s most vibrant harbor cities. Best experienced over 4 to 6 days, this route allows for a perfect balance of sailing, exploration, and relaxation—an authentic Nordic journey shaped by nature, weather, and the rhythm of the sea.
Highlights
- HighlightsHjeltefjorden Outer Islands – A calm and sheltered first anchorage just beyond Bergen, surrounded by small skerries and open ocean views.
- Austevoll Archipelago – A maze of hidden coves offering complete tranquility, glassy waters, and a true sense of isolation.
- Bømlo Western Bays – Naturally protected anchorages where rugged coastal scenery meets safe and peaceful overnight stays.
- Ryvarden / Sletta Coast – A more exposed and dramatic stop with sweeping ocean horizons and the raw feeling of the North Sea.
- Boknafjord Islands – Gentle island landscapes and quiet waters create a relaxed and comfortable anchorage before the final leg.
- Kvitsøy Surroundings – Low-lying islands and endless sea views provide a striking and serene last night at anchor before Stavanger.
