Lorient, the Saint-George Channel through to the North Channel and Western Scotland, the Hebrides and the Shetland Islands and across towards the Norwegian Fjords until Bodø, right at the gates of the Lofoten archipelago.

Departing from Tromsø you will be immersed into the natures work of art as the Fjords are often described, and head towards the highest sailable Latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere.

Departing from Longyearbyen with a day of coastal sailing in the surrounding Fjords, Crossing the Greenland Sea, one of the remotest sailing areas on the planet. Arriving to Kulusuk, East Greenland, after a stopover in the northwest coast of Iceland.

We will begin our journey in Kulusuk, the gateway to East Greenland. We will be coasting for a day or two, to expose you to the magnificent nature.

This voyage is a true offshore journey, linking the fjords of Bergen with the Atlantic coast of Lorient. Leaving sheltered Norwegian waters behind, we cross the North Sea and meet the exposed, elemental coastline of Scotland and the Hebrides. This part of the passage is shaped by weather, swell, and strong tidal systems. This route combines remote high-latitude coasts, exposed Atlantic sailing, and real passage-making, offering a complete offshore experience. We move when conditions allow, navigating open sounds, remote anchorages, and long stretches of water where planning and seamanship matter. From Scotland, the route turns south and the Atlantic opens fully — longer swells, steady winds, night watches, and the deep rhythm of offshore sailing.