SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 5 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“The information was timely as we passed interesting parts of the fjord”
6-hour Kenai Fjords catamaran cruise from Seward with deli lunch, wildlife spotting, and a close-up tidewater glacier stop.
“Awesome 6 hour cruise. Our Captain was so knowledgeable and informative. The wildlife (Orcas especially) was wonderful. Even though the ship was rocking and rolling, the whole trip was well worth the price. The entire staff was very attentive and professional.”
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's windy, so take a jacket. Lovely views and nice staff. The narration was nice to have to understand historical stuff”
A 6-hour Seward catamaran cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park with wildlife spotting, a deli lunch, and a chance to see calving glaciers.
“Loved how organized everything was from check in, to lunch, to check out. The captain Laura was terrific and the crew members were all so nice and helpful. This trip was definitely the highlight of our Alaska trip. I would not say there is anything that needs to be improved.”
50 minutes on a traditional wooden sailing ship around Oslo Fjord with Opera House views, Akershus fortress, Bygdøy, and 13-language guidance.
“lovely easy to find hassle free and staff easy going and pleasant informative 👍”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
