Tomorrow we start out towards northern Norway! Finally, after all that repairing, upgrading and planing, tomorrow around lunch time we start our journey! And of course I made an accompanying video outlining my plan and giving a tour of the boat. So enjoy! Until next time a few nautical miles closer to the arctic circle!
Category Archives: Trip
Haugesund and Back
Two friends of mine, Diego and Pelayo, and I planned to sail to either Germany or Denmark (depending on the corona situation) some time ago. Before venturing on such a trip, and especially crossing of the North Sea, we decided to trial Syvsover together on something a bit shorter, i.e., sailing to either Haugesund orContinue reading “Haugesund and Back”
First Overnight Trip
Finally there was an opportunity for us to go on an overnight trip. The weather was forecast to be excellent (not enough wind for sailing though), and I planned for going in a northerly direction. Studying different sources for suitable anchoring spots I looked forward to explore a place called Uttoskavågen, a natural port protectedContinue reading “First Overnight Trip”
Whitsunday to Skjelanger
Recently we had some friends visiting from Oslo, the weather was finally getting nice (about time at the end of May). We decided to make a day-trip, heading to the northern parts of Askøy where there are several nice mooring options, especially one of them, which Laila and I investigated on an earlier trip. WeContinue reading “Whitsunday to Skjelanger”
Day Trip to Midtre Rotøyna
Yesterday we had a nice trip to Midtre Rotøyna, which is located west of Askøy right below Hanøy. My parents-in-law told us they were going to go there with their boat Maja and see if it is a viable place to collect cockles, and we decided to tag along in our own boat. The tripContinue reading “Day Trip to Midtre Rotøyna”
Bringing It Home
So I bought the boat, now it was time to get it into its home berth. Having so little experience on boats in general, let alone navigating one that I don’t know for the first time on my own was obviously out of the question. In need for somebody experienced, both with navigating the NorwegianContinue reading “Bringing It Home”