SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 7 most popular fjord cruises. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Heated traditional sailing ship cruise across the Oslo Fjord with panoramic views, a Bygdøy hop-off option, and 13-language audio app.
Most Popular“Was a great way to see the Oslo fjord and surrounding buildings of interest”
6-hour Kenai Fjords catamaran cruise from Seward with deli lunch, wildlife spotting, and a close-up tidewater glacier stop.
“The lunch sandwich was unexpectedly very good! Our group had roast beef and turkey…lots of meat! Captain Laura was fantastic, she spent lots of time pointing things out and searching for sea life. We spent about 30 minutes with an amazing pod of orcas ❤️ We were blessed with sunny skies and calm waters so…”
See Oslo from the water on a 2-hour sailing cruise past the Opera House and island cabins, with blankets, snacks, and English audio.
“It was a cute experience! Some narration but not much. Definitely got really cold on the way back (they provided blankets) but be sure to bring layers.”
A 6-hour Seward catamaran cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park with wildlife spotting, a deli lunch, and a chance to see calving glaciers.
“What an unforgettable experience! Even though it was forecast to be rainy the day we were to go, it turned out to be the most beautiful day! Our crew were awesome and always ready to help! We got to see Seals, Puffins, Otters and as luck would have it, Humpback whales! They put on a…”
50 minutes on a traditional wooden sailing ship around Oslo Fjord with Opera House views, Akershus fortress, Bygdøy, and 13-language guidance.
“Lovely ride across Oslo’s Fjord, the crew was super kind including the captain and it was definitely worth the price you pay for it. 10/10”
Sail the Oslofjord by evening on a traditional wooden ship, paired with a Norwegian shrimp buffet. Chill-proof with blankets.
“Horrible. We waited over 1 hour on the boat because of the rain the boat won’t leave the harbor. I wanted a refund.”
3-hour Tromsø fjord and islands catamaran cruise on the Arctic Princess with thermal suits, fishing gear, and onboard fish soup.
“Really loved this catamaran cruise, the guides talk with so much enthusiasm and passion about the beautiful landscape during the cruise. We were really lucky with sunny, clear skies which made the views even more spectacular. Can recommend this cruise to everyone! And the fish soup is also very tasty!”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
