Training first!

As always, crew has to be trained to steer the yacht and to be comfortable with it. For that we usually dive some figures 8, practice "stopping" the yacht, going into reverse, keeping course, doing different maneuvers.

Dreams and talking

After training is done, course is set and the crew relaxes, talks about our plans, about lunch ideas, who does what, where do we stay and and and. Some just do stare into the yonder and let the Norway to charm one.

Anchor spot

For the night we found a beautiful lonely bay and explored the neighbourhood.

Pleasure from the forrest

We had a walk on shore and found a lot of mushrooms! Everyone was soo happy!

Sailing into the fjords.

Wind is very unpredictable in Fjords, so we were sailing only using the jib sail. Slowly but steady we went into the depth of the fjords and were losing our mind in the Norway's beauty.

Lonely pier for night

There are not only bays, but are also lot of small piers in Norway. We found one with a small store.

Fresh fish for the evening!

Friendly fisherman sold us some of their daily catch and we had super dinner with fish and some wine.

Waiting for Preikestolen

As a highlight of our trip was the visit of the famous Preikestolen. We arrived to the city of Jorpeland and explored nice waterfall around the corner.

Maqnifique Preikestolen

We hiked to the Preikestolen. But seems it wasn't our exclusive idea. So did also apparent million of another tourists. Well, one is still impressed by the view from the top of it. I had a sandwich.

There we go

From the top one can see the Lysefjord, where we head the next days.

That is Preikestolen

And from the level of the fjord, one can see how high is the Preikestolen. It is seems to be soooo tiny!

Waterfall in Lysefjord

Lysefjord is known not only for the Preikestolen and Kjerag. One can get also very close to the waterfall.

Florli

Very good spot to park is the Florli. One can get to the sauna, one can explore longest stairway, with the 4400 steps, to the top of the mountains.

The view ahead in the Lysefjord is just breathtaking.

Stairs of Florli

Of course, we didn't miss the opportunity to climb the stairs and to take a look over the fjord. Tiring, but still totally worth it.

Kjerag

Another highlight of the trip is climb on Kjerag. 11km distance, 600m hight difference and 4 hours there and 4 hours back.

Lysefjord

Just take look at this magical view! Join to the next sailing trip in Norway!